The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-16
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spent Sunday in Peru.
Miss Marion Wilson is teaching in
Marlboro in the same schools as last
year
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mason of Gard |
ner, Mass, have been recent visitors IN
town.
Leonard Rice of Greenfield spent TIL;
Weekend with his cousin, Miss Cecil
Prouty.
Miss Saidee Morse has gone to Brook
side to teach the same school she taught
last year.
Bert Frazer has returned from a
business trip to New York city and
Hartford.
Harold Whitaker has gone to the agri-
cultural school at Randolph to enter Tor
the second years study.
Topic of the Christian Endeavorr meet
ing Sunday evening will be Getting an
Eduction. Leo Grout leader.
Miss Ella Jennison went to Town
shend Tuesday to visit in the family OF
Horace Gale and other acquaintance.
Mrs. ]. f. Whitaker returned home
Friday from a visit OF a week win Eeia-
fiyes in the northern part OF the state
Mrs Fl. l.. Cam and little son of
lynn Mass, are guests this week OF
Mr., and Mrs Edward Cam on Newfane
hill.
DIR. and Mrs. Lynton have closed their
summer home on West river, returning
Friday to their home i'll Cambridge,
Miss Ann Hubbard, who has been a
| guest at Miss Mabel Halls 10 days, re
| turned Tuesday to her home IN west
| ROXbury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Morse, who came
to visit Mr. and Mrs. 4. II. Farnum last
week. returned Sunday to their home IN
Baldwin Place, \. \.
Miss Doris Goad, who is at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Spencer Fraser, IS at
tending the high school in Brattleboro'
going each day by jitney.
Mrs. Stubs and son of Washington,
D. c., have rented the Beattle place ON
the Brattleboro road formerly known as
the Stephen Foster place.
Rev. Paul Hayne and family have
closed their summer home on the WI
Evansville road. They left Wednesday
for their home in Hackensack, \. j.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Roylance and
three children. who spent the summer at
their new cottage on Newfane hill, have
| returned to their home in F'reeport, l.. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Woodward Cam and
son and daughter, who spent the sum
mcr at the summer home of his parents
! on Newfane hill, have returned TO their
| home in Freeport, l.. L.
| Mrs. Pertha Goad of Barton is visit
! ing her daughter, Mrs. Spencer Fraser.
Edmund Gherrie is home for his an
nuaI vacation from the United States
naCal academy at Annapolis.
! On account of the continued wet sea-
son many are complaining of poor crop
of potatoes in this locality, a good num-
Der having reported a large proportion
to be rotting, owing to blight.
! Clarence Rhoades, who moved last
! spring to the farm owned by Rev. Mr..
! Baker on the Williamsville road, has
sold his tools etc. by auction, but 1t is
reported that he will not leave town.
Miss Cora Winchester is visiting a the
home of her brother, Perley WInches-
fer in the northern part of the state,
having returned home with him by auto
mobile after he had been IN town 10
visit relatives.
4 large number were in town Wednes,,
day at the opening of the tall term OF
court. Judge Harrie b. Chase Is presld'
ing for the first time in this county since
his appOintment to the office. 1t Is eX'
pected that it will be long session.
\ good number attended the primary
Tuesday in Union hall. Although RAINY
in the morning at II, the opening houf
the weather was favorable. One hundred
and eighty votes were cast For towI
representative w. ii. Newton received
III votes, 5. G. Brown 80, a. Ii. Far
Mrs. L. b. Powers. who has beer
spending week in the home of heI
sister. Mrs II. A. Wood, returned Sun
day to her home in Marlboro. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Z. X. Prouty of Monsoon. Mass
and little son. Jackson Horace, cam'
Wednesday to visit his mother, Mrs
Wood, and family. :.
Mrs. Anna AIkec Pratt Is teacher Il
the village school. where she has laugh
successfully at least two years. IN
school has increased, 36 pupils now be
ing enrolled, and Mrs. Edith Farnun
has been engaged to assist IN teachli u
- in the first three grades from y a. IN. L
. 10 90 and from / to 80. II. B. Osborn
has been engaged to carry the pupil
c this year.
DR. Gertrude birmingham has return6e
! TO New York. Miss Louisa hoyt' Wm
p snent the summer with her, VIII CiuS
- pinearre. their summer home on New
l, fano hi and return to Brooklyn Fri
- dav of this week DIR. Abel j. Grou'
<; Who has had a radiOphone at ms nom
. | tbrouqh the season, has closed MOS
~ Rock cabin. his summer home, ana re
4. turned to Staten Island nj P,. Ii,u m
n Samuel Cam, Mrs. Mary PerElnS an
:, Mrs ! /. Martin are still at their sun
mer homes on the MI. ~ ,,1b,ol,o
\ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 7. MoShbacNe
R. and daughters. Edith and DorothE, wa
%nant fine summer at their new nome o
.. the hill. have returned TO thelr hoin' "
e, Hasbrock Heights, y. H.
The annual meeting of the Farmer.
st cInh ne Of "T Union district was held at tn
sch i Friday evening, Sept L "a "A
d officers we're reelected as follows y;iod LreS
e dent. w. T. Brooks; vice president ,,r !
l.. Hescock; secretary, MIS- VI" Hiorsa
GroI ,bar Of executive committee, J.
to R Re2ter T The program was in charge ~
le Mr., Baxter, and the subject was vas Ii
p State Sta Of Vermont. Miss atkinson sir
summer guest to at int MF " the subjee
o. e e0l[e in HFph happy vein and was cordial
t6e early settlers, the poets the seen
c beauty, and the character PIT Of the e Psso sop
we're presented poems efnsd by and }oG others wei
n, g gead and patriotic songs were seiectt