The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-08
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Ed. Crossman has traded his Overland
for Buick.
Mrs. Mae Witt is helping care for r. |
r. Bostwick.
Mrs Viola Chase of Newfane is visit
ing at G. @. Smiths.
Miss Marjorie Leach of Brattleboro is
visiting at w. III. Landmarks.
William Shattuck Of Vernon has spent
several days in town with friends.
Mrs. Cora Churchill of Brattleboro
has been visiting her son, Lawry, re
Gently.
Miss Halle Thompson has been in
! Ludlow a few days visiting at II. z.
| Chase's.
Mrs. Idelle Corey of Central Valley,
| n. ". is visiting her sister. Miss Els
/ telle Dodge.
Miss Lillian Bitner played the organ
| Sunday in the absence of Miss Halle
| Thompson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dryden and two
boys of Westboro, Mass, are visiting at
! $. w. Cones.
Deacon Coombs has returned from
| Brattleboro, where he spent three weeks
visiting relatives.
The next missionary meeting will be
! held next Tuesday with Mrs. Frank
Lawrence, the president.
Bert Garfield has a new G. M. G..
| truck which he uses on the mail route
between here and Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert French spent
the weekend with friends in Washing
/ ton, y. H., at Lake Ashuelot.
Mr.. and Mrs Alva Carley have been
| spending several days in Ludlow with
their daughter, Mrs. ID. j. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hussey and
friends. Jerry Watch and Miss Strom-
berg of Swampscott Mass, are visit
ing at the Melendy's.
Charles Favor of Springfield, Mass,
came with w. L. Hunt and son, Nor
man, for fishing trip at the Notch
and stayed over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs Emo and her father of
| Springfield. Mass, spent n day recently
with Mrs. Eno's sister, Mrs. Ralph
Sawin, in East Dover at her summer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Styles and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Hunt went to Spring
field tVt.) the Fourth to attend the
Phelps reunion. Over go of the family
were present.
Mrs e. NJ Bitner and two daughters,
Miss Lillian and Miss Bertha Bitner,
are spending their vacation at the Hof-
fecker summer home until Mrs HOf-
fecker comes about Aug. i.
A big crowd attended Lee Gales auc-
ton July /. Many cattle were sold: also
old-fashioned furniture. The Rebekahs
served dinner at the town hall and had
enough food left to serve supper, also
taking in about $40.
: Two hundred folding chairs have been
bought by the town for the town hall
While they are collapsible like their
predecessors they are n decided improve
| ment as they seem non-cOliapSible while
one is sitting in them.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hulett, Mrs. d
V. HOughton and Miss Nina Vale at
tended the funeral of Mrs. III. T.. Reed
} following an operation. The burial tool
: place at North Amherst.
The engine furnishing power for oper
ating West River creamery broke down
| Wednesday morning inst before churn
ing. 1t was taken to BTattleboro for re
pairs. but failed to work properly wheT
returned. It is expected that cream
can be taken again Saturday.
IL Road Commissioner Nh. Smiths i,
having gravel grader made to be uset
on the roads, Al Davis doing the work
The Fordson tractor which Mr.. Smitl
nut on the roads some time ago. is prov
;uS successful. doing much more worl
and at a big saving to the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiley were il
Brattlehoro Sunday TO visit Mrs Wiley
father, T. ID. Davies. who cut his hanC
cords and a bone in his left hand HI
2 was taken to the Alerose hospital il
5 West Brattleboro. Several stitches wer,
taken.
!. lowell lake and Manchester were tn,
. destinations of many from here and else
where the Fourth. Several parties wen
2 from here to Manchester fair grouud
2 to see an automobile race as advertise,
for p. m. and waited from / p. IN. t,
) 6 p. m. and saw about three horse races
Quite a celebrationl
The play. Valley Farm, July 3, wa
thoroughly enjoyed by a packed house
The entire cast played with much credi
to themselves and the new scenery mad
for one act added considerably to tn
l effect. The receipts were $2j6.37, whicl
the Odd Fellows win use for their new
(. hall. The Rebekahs served refreshpent
Of Strawberries and sandwiches, lemon
r ade. iccd-tea. cocoa, cake and ice-cream
e Nearly $50 was taken in.