The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-09


f. Jones; presentation of diplomas 10y
Supt Ethel A. Eddy; parting song by
class of 1922.
Mrs. B. A. Wiley of West Mortified
was a visitor in town Monday.
J. T. Wright and family spent Sun
day in Nottingham, where they visited
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Newton were Wis
TORS Sunday at Ransom Alleys in
GKlford.
Charles Wright of Nottingham spent
the weekend at his home with Mrs.
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Johnson of West
Brattleboro were visitors with his par
ents Sunday.
The ladies' circle will serve a supper
Wednesday, June IL \ business meet
ing will be held in the afternoon.
Mrs. r. n Clark and children left
Monday for Shelton. Conn. to visit rel
ativcs They also viii visit in Holyoke.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Harrington and
child If BrattlCboro were weekend
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Dwight Phette-
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Jennison arc
keeping house in the Hubbard tene-
mcnt, where thew had stored their
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Whitney and
two children of West Northfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Boyd of Athol
were visitors Sunday at ID. b. Nose 5.
Mrs. II. w. Knight of West Brat
tleboTO was a guest at the Miller farm
frC M Friday to Sunday and called on
friends and relatives in the ueighbor-
hood.
There were % delegates from this
town at the Windham County Sunday
school convention in Westminster
Wednesday. Eleven delegates went from
South Vernon.
Mrs. V. \. Sears of the Putnam school
viii entertain the children of the north
school and the Guilford school on the
evening of June rs at a lawn party.
Their parents and friends are invited.
Among those who attended the meet
ing of the Tobacco Growers association
at Laurel park last week were DR.. F..
Hamilton. John w Hamilton, y. =.
Pike, }. T. Wright, William Weather
head
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson, who was
taken i'll while visiting in Greenfield,
was able to come TO the home of her
daughter, Mrs. John McIndoe, but was
taken suddenly i'll again Satu~'ev and
is under the care Of a physician.
Miss Mary Carter of Rutland came
Elizabeth Carter, and friend, Miss
Mary Corcelle, teachers in town schools.
All left Saturday for their homes in
Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T. Twiss of WoIcott
| came by automobile Sunday to take
/ their daughter, Miss Claudia Twiss,
home at the close Of her school. Miss
| Gertrude Brown accompanied them to
be Il guest of Miss Twiss week.
Miss Dorothy Edwards and friend
/ Mss Hertha DAILY of Brattleboro were
| visitors Friday and Saturday at Mrs.
/ NJ. /. Reed :. Other visitors recently
/ were Mr. and Mrs Ernest Reed of New
/ York city and Miss Allie Morse OF
| BTattleboro.
Miss Elizabeth Jones of Providence.
( R. l., who came to attend commence
mont exercises at Mortified seminary
/ and whose sister, Miss Grace Jones, was
a member of the graduating class, left
! Tuesday for her home. She was a guest
I Of Miss Judith Jones while here.
Chldren's day will be observed next
| Sunday in the Union church at 1915,
| when a program will be presented by
| the primary classes of the Sunday
| school. Diplomas viii be presented to
| those promoted; Sunday school at noon:
| Christian Endcavor service at z
| o clock; evening service at $50.
Vernon Grange held an interesting
| and instructive meeting Saturday eve
! ming. the lecture hour being in charge
| OF Mrs NJ l. Reed. Among the .visi-
! tors present were State Master 0. l..
| Martin of PIainfcld. Past District Dep
! uty III. w. Sargent. Mrs. Sargent, Dis
| trict Deputy O.. R. Whitney and Mrs.
/ Whitney of Brattleboro. who helped to
make the meeting a success. Delicious
| refreshments of sandwiches, cake, lem
| onade and candy were provided and