The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-29
T0WNsuEND

j. III. Wright and Dan Moseley are
planning camping trip to Stratton
during the week.
Ruth and Myrtle Sparks went Monday
10 visit at the home of their grand
mother in Saxtons River.
An excavation is being made beside
A. J. 5. Dukett's store for gasoline
tank of extra large dimensions.
Miss White of ST Joseph. Mo-, re
turned Wednesday after visiting her
friend, Miss Alice Dale.
Mrs. Fife Farwell went Wednesday to
WinoosN to spend two weeks at the
home of her nephew, Guy Hawkins.
Mrs. J. G. Taft has charge of the sale
of Clautauqna season tickets and #.
{. Cutler has charge of the advertising.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Potter and
daughter visited relatives at the Better
ley homestead at Dummerston hill Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Lowe of Brattle-
boro were guests Sunday at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. B.
Batchelder.
Miss Mary Plumb win go next week
to Simmons college, Boston. for a six
weeks library course in the college
summer school.
Mr.. Rumery of Machias. Me-, travel
ing solicitor for the Watkins firm, is
spending a few days with III. i. Waite
on his route.
Miss Alice Randall came Wednesday
from Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, on
account of the serious illness of her
father, Moses Randall
James Follett of the University of
Vermont is at home for the summer va
cation after spending a week at his
uncle's camp in North Craftsbury.
| Mrs. Nellie Miles returned Saturday
! from four-weeks' stay in Hartford and
ether places in Connecticut. Her sister
/ Mrs. Sarah Williams, returned with her
| for q short visit, also Mr. and Mrs. J,
j l.. Havens Miss Geraldine Havens and
Paul Barber. all coming by automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Follett are en-
tertaining her brother, John Il. Colburn
principal Of the Burlington high school
and his two sons. John and Francis
also her brother-inIaw, J. +. Water
man, a lawyer of Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. T.. II. Moseley and two sons Of
Washington, ID. c., came recently e
spend their second summer in c. II. VIII
lards bungalow. Mrs. Truman Abb,
and family, also of Washington, who
have spent the season here several years
ARE expected this week
Delegates attending the state Sunda,
school summer conference at Saxton'
! River for the week are, From the Con
gregational Sunday school. Earl, Archer
! and Verne Vincent and Miss Lora Bur
bee; from the Baptist, Rev. W. II
Nobbs. III. j. Heath and Miss Margare
Boyden.
The girl members of the Helpin:
Hand spent an enjoyable afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Mabel Fletcher Tues
day. Each carried lunch, which was
eaten outdoors after the business ses
sion and ice-cream and waters werj
served by Mrs. Fletcher.
sharon Holden of Brattleboro, in tn
government forestry employ, is searching
the woods in this section for white PIN
blister. considerable of which is beinl
found. Five men are assisting him. in
Guiding Edwin Parker, Alton Holden
| Jerry Nose and two from out of town.
Several girls from the village will en-
joy camp life at the Dummerston girls
! camp this summer. Those going JUL
and IneZ Buckley; July IL, Carol
Sayre. Elsie Burbec. Leone Decelle ant
] Eva Page; July -. Rena Watson, Car
| roll Sayre and Leone Decelle.
State Forester c. c. Delevan of Mont
] pelier is in town to superintend tn
building of wooden tower on the top o
Bald mountain to be used for observation
! and fire protection The tower will b.
10 feet high District Forester ID. ID
I
| is helping with the work Maynard
Tafts teams are being employed.
\ meeting of the W. c. t. Z. was hel,
at tie home of the president. Mrs. W
H. Nobbs, Tuesday afternoon. A plan
was made by the members to hold a foo,
sale on the village park Saturday after
noon. the funds to be used to extend tn
work of the society. If rainy the sal
will be held in the Baptist vestry.
AfEn,. 81. Io,,ro Of x-ao,. IN, no iSSra
a creditable number of the seminar,
school paper. The Messenger, has beer
issued by the students and is on sale
The magazine contains the commence
ment valedictory and salutatory ad
dresses. also the class WILL prophecy
etc. school notes and interesting arti
cles Miss Doris Morse was editor-in
chief of the issue.
Mrs. Moses Randall has received new
of an accident to her sister, Mrs. It. I
Holbrook. so, at her home in Athol
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