The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-04
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A. c. Kile and NJ. G. Williams went
| to Weston Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Scoville is confined to
her home by illness.
| Miss Helen Smith has finished work
| for the Cole Paper Co.
Miss Hattie Merton has begun work
| for the Cole Paper Co.
Miss Marion Russell is doing secre-
tarial work for the Red Cross in Brat
tleboro.
Fred Howard returned today from
| Boston, where he had been on business
since Monday.
Florence Reed went Saturday to
Springfield fNt.) and returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Bessie Magoon. who is working
in Brattleboro, is making a brief stay
with her son, Watson Magoon, on West
hill.
Gladys Stoodley, who has been staying
with her sister in Springfield (Vt.) sew
eral weeks. returned Tuesday for short
stay.
Thomah V. Dolan returned Sunday to
his work as operator at the depot after
seven-weeks' vacation in Herkimer,
n. Y.
Lee Charlton of Manchester. n. H.
a former clerk in NJ. G. Williamss
store, was a guest Tuesday night of Mr..
Williams.
George S. Taylor of Worcester, Mass,
who has been staying with his cousin.
Mrs Addie NJ. Roberts, returned Mon
day TO his home.
tleboro, where he has been supplying as
mail carrier for Sidney H. Farr and
Pearl T. Clapp
Mrs. Ada Patterson has returned
home from several weeks stay with her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Patterson
of Bellows Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed went to Bos-
ton last week. During their absence
Miss Kate, Foley stayed at the Elm
Leigh farmhouse
Henry Monroe has nearly finished,
moving his household goods from Mrs.
Farr house to the house he has bought
of Frank S. Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Fuller went to-
day to Northampton, where Miss Jo-
hanna Pachen, their black mare, will
take part in the races.
Mrs: George Howard, who is helping
Mrs NJ. @. Williams, was suddenly
called to Bellows Falls by the illness
and death of her niece
The Robertson paper mill is putting
IN new tume in place of the old one
that has been there Al years. Arthur
AIdi iAoAN 10 uolilS the WOfk.
Those spending the weekend with
Mrs. NJ. f. Robbins were: F. r. Mich
OILS of Bellows Falls. Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
GoOdnOw and son of Keene.
S. L. Davis has vacated d. H. Smiths
barn, which he has used for storage pur-
poses several years. and has rented the
barn belonging to Fred Fuller.
Miss Alice Berham of Cambridgeport
kept house for Mrs. NJ. E. Robbins last
week while she visited friends in Bel
lows Falls and Drewsville. \. III.
George Aiken and John Lyons recently
made a business trip to Niddlebury,
pine trees for use in Mr.. Aiken's nursery
business.
Junior Christian Endeavor topic for
Thursday. What Our Heavenly Father
Will Do For Us. Conservation meeting.
Deuteronomy 33 81. Leaders, Con-
stance Knight and Marjorie Brooks.
The Ladies' Aid society held a Well
attended meeting yesterday afternoon in
the church parlor A~quilt was tied
and some fancy work begun. At D
o clock the committee of three served
tea
New employees at the d. ]. Smith
corporation this week are Arthur HOyt
and 4. G. Johnson of POultney, boarding
at ID. w. Hollis, and Charles. Sage OF
East Jamaica, boarding at f. L. Hollis.
Clayton Knapp has resumed his work
there after several weeks absence.
Mrs. Ethelwyn La Sale and son re-
turned Monday to their home in Alstead
Center after staying a week with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Pond. Mr..
La Sale is chauffeur for Bleecker Van
Wagenen of Alstead Center. Mrs. La
Sale has been visiting here while they
went on a weeks automobile trip through
the White mountains.
Mrs. Olive NJ -Stowell spent the week
| end with Mrs. c. Belle Robbins, leaving
Monday for Greenfield, where she will
| stay with her sister. Mrs. L., H. Wells.
until Thursday. Mrs. StOwell will then
go by automobile with her nephew to
| Philadelphia, where she will remain
| with her brother. ID. Z. Farley, until the
middle of November, at which time she
mans to go to Washington, ID. c., to at
| tend the triennial meeting of the gen.
| eral grand chapter of the Eastern Star.
| Mrs Stowell will then go west to Can
| yon City, Colo. where she makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Bal
| lou.
WEST HALIFAX.
| C. f. Clark has bought a bort touring
car