The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-10
War.Ishnrn House Sold.

that town
Mr.. Cove was for 10 years manager of
a hotel in Warwick, Mass. and for two
wears he controlled a hotel in Bradford,
\. II. 1t is expected that he viii take
possession Of Wardsboro House next
week with a possibility that Mr.. and
Mrs John Allen. the owners of the no.
tel the past year may remain in charge
temporarily.
been herb only one year. they have done
much to improve the house and have
given eood satisfaction to the public in
general
Mrs. G. F. Strammer of Boston is a
guest of Mrs L. c. Eames.
Miss Harriet Smith of Springfield.
Mass, is at her summer home here.
Mrs. Addie Gordon. who spent several
weeks with friends in Brattleboro, has
returned home.
Thomas Williams attended a meet
ing Of school directors of the district at
Townshend Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. IT. Wilder of Man
chester. \. r.. are spending a vacation
at Mrs. WildeT's brothers, c. l.. Shines.
Mr.. and NJ. W. A. Page. Miss Ethel
Page and Mrs GEORGE Aiken of PUtneY
We're guests at Wales Plimpton's Sun
day.
Mrs. Derby. Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss
Margaret Kni2ht and Mr.. and Mrs. B. G,
Parsons attended the services at the Old
ROCKINGHAM church Sunday.
Mr.. JACKSON Of Toronto. Ont, concert
singer, and Miss Title Vogel of Aew
York. pianist. are guests of Mr.. VII
liams and Miss Estelle Williams.
Ernest NJ Knapp of Washington, ID.
c., who has been visiting his grand
mother Mrs. =. L. Knapp for the past
week, returned home last Thursday.
Ralph c. Root and Miss Leila Knapp
of Brattleboro and Mr. and Mrs. y ".
Butler Of East Jamaica spent the eve
ming at Dr. George Hopkinson's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. johnson went
Saturday to Athol, Mass. They re-
turned Sunday, ACCOMPANIED by Master
Wells who had spent two weeks at the
home of his uncle NJ. w. johnson.
Mr.. Archibald Of Claremont, \. f.,
Joined his family at j. 5. Corsers for
the funeral Of Mrs. Billings. Mrs.
Corspr accompanied her sisters family
to their home in Claremont after the
burial cf her mother in NOrthteld.
Tt is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. RAY
Lyman of StTatton are soon TO move to
the Bishop place and that Mr.. Lyman
will become MANAGER Of the Wardsharo
creamery also buttcr-maEcr. the posi.
tions being held many years by ], Z.
Gleason and Miss Hanna Halonen.
Guests at Mr.. and Mrs. il l.. Anlght ;
Aug. 3, were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gleason
and son of Boston. Mrs. Mary Willard.
Mrs. Cora Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie
Boyntou ard son. Howard. of Jamaica
and Wells Me Clellan of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Thankful Johnson of Northampton
Is amending several weeks with Mrs
Knight -- . ..
On Friday. Aug 1. in honor of tho
birthday Of Alfred Sprarue. q party Of
relatives and friends had a basket
luncheon Mt the homo of Mrs Il. Z
Knapu. after which thew visited the
Davidson place in West Wardsharo. and
some of them the cemetery in Strattan
which visit brought forth eXnress. ons
of communication at the general upFeap
of the old burving ground. The dav
was moss plcesautly spent and one Ion"
to he remembered The paTtv consisted
Of %, among whom were: Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Sprague and farilv a"d NJ and
Mrs. Raw Serague Of West Rrattl"boro
Roy ard Mrs. Wallacn Poardman of
Calais. Me-. Mrs Bessie end Miss Ficlef
Svmonds. md Mr.. ar1 Nrs Lawrence
TazeIle cf Fast Nor lHiold. fas7"e
Snrag'lo Il Durham n " NJ nad Mrs.
Ernest Faann aud daUghtor # Washing
ton. D. c.. and Rev A. J. Green.