The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-12
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raachers fnr Next year.

White fifth grade, Miss Mildred FEAR
son of Hancock, graduate OF keene nor
NAL this year; sixth grade, Miss cara
Stearns: seventh and eighth grades, Miss
Ruth RAYMOND of Keene, graduate of
Keene normal this year; Chestnut hih,
Miss Edme Levasseur; Monument, Miss
Rogers high school, Prin. w G. Bodine,
formerly of Bellows Falls, graduate OF
University of Vermont. Mr.. Bodlne. has
taught for eight years; domestic science
teacher, Miss Florence Hoeh, who grad
yates from the birmingham normal TINS
year The Plain school and two assistant
high school teachers have not been pro-
cured as yet.
f. c. Robertson was in New York last
week
Mrs. William Redding is not as well
as usual.
Mrs. James Warner is visiting Mrs.
Albert Lantz.
William Lachance has bought the
Fuller block.
Frank L. Williams and Gus Smith are
III with measles.
Clyde Smith of Greenfield called on
friends here Friday.
Mrs. Cora Loveland goes today to
visit in Greenfield for a few days.
II. S. Garfield and ]. w Field were
in Nashua on business Thursday.
Reginald Lantz of Woodstock, VT, is
visiting his brother, Albert Lantz.
Frank Williams of Taunton. Mass,
was in town several days last week.
The w. c. r. T. meets at the home of
Mrs. Martin Leach Tuesday afternoon.
There was a food sale held Saturday
to get money to carry on boys baseball
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest May of Gardner
visited at II. w. Taylor's Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Bernice Fuller and Miss Bertha
Fuller of Boston university are home for
summer.
Miss Ida Hosford started for Denver,
Col, last Wednesday intending to stay
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Walker have re
turned from their wedding trip spent at
Lake RapOnda.
Mrs. Victor Clough of Greenfield is
with her mother, Mrs. Tom Cramer, for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Chester Bruce and two sons and
Mrs Fay of Greenfield visited Mrs.
Louie Stearns Friday.
Thirty-five members of Naomi chap
ter, O. Il. s., visited Astoria chapter at
Keene Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. RoIfe White and son
have returned after visiting her mother
in Yonkers, n. Y, for two weeks.
Several local Masons with ladies viii
attend the Tooth anniversary OF Phile-
sian lodge at Winchester this evening.
Mrs. Francis Strickland and child
go to her former home in Durham,
Conn, the last of the week for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Everleth and
1F
guests at Mrs. Grace Wellington's Sun
day.
Mrs II. L. Brown and son, Roland,
and Miss Lorena Browning have re-
turned from their visit in West Spring
field
Carl and Eldon Sergeant came from
Campton Saturday for the weekend.
They are planning to start garage IN
that town.
| John Bennett, who is at MelrOse hos
| pital, is improving. His mother, who
/ has been helping care for him, returned
| home yesterday.
/ Miss Elizabeth Hall and friend, Miss
/ Holran of EnglewOod, \. j., from Mt.
| Ida school, are visiting Miss Halls par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hall.
| The Women's Mission Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Henry Holman Tues
| day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The mite
! boxes will be opened at this time.
Plans are being arranged for a Chau-
! tauuua course to be held June 80, July
| 1 and 3. The committees and other
| arrangements will be announced later.
Rev. and Mrs J. II. Sargent, Mrs. r.
Browning and Mrs. Grace Wellington
attended the Cheshire county convention
of Congregational churches at keene
| Tuesday.
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entertained at the Lavovotney farm Sat
urday. Julia and Annie LavOyotney are
members of the class. All reported a
very fine time. J. w. Field very kindly
/ offered to take them down in his car,
which of course was gladly accepted.
Edward Carey or Baltimore, Md, came
/ to visit his family here last Wednesday.
! Mr. and Mrs. Carey and daughter,
! Mary, and Miss Adelia BarrOws mOtOred
to Boston Friday, returning Saturday
evening. Mr.. Carey intends to go back
to his business Tuesday.
/ Postmaster Fred w. Cotton motored
! to Concord this afternoon. He was ac-
i c0mpanied by his daughter, Ruth, also
! Miss Vesta Knight, whose home is in
1 West Concord Mr.. Cotton will attend
i the third class pOstmasters convention
/ to be held in Concord Tuesday and
| Wednesday. They expect to return home
4 Thursday.
A fatality almost happened Saturday
when an eight-year-old Polish boy who
had been fishing with chums back of
the Fisk paper mill, in endeavoring to
| wash his fish, fell into deep water. Or
| landO Owen who was working loading
lumber nearby, heard the connection, and
although he was unable to swim aided
| the boy to safety.
Mrs. II. S. Smith returned to her home
] in Portsmouth Saturday morning. Mrs.