The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19

of Adams, Mass, visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Harold Pike who has been seriously
i'll with bilious attack, is gaining.
DR.. Allen I'll. Wright went to Albany,
N. Y, Sunday on a several days trip.
Clarence Pike went to Jacksonville
Tuesday to carry Mrs. William Bird.
Mrs. May Alvord went to Putney to
spend Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
d. II. Smith.
Miss Frances Wood was at home from
her school in West Hatfield, Mass, over
Mothers day.
Charles Bird of Bennington was a
guest at the home of his brother, William
Bird. Wednesday,.
Mrs. Oscar e. Butterfeld has been
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Sidney Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Brown and family
from North Adams, Mass, were guests
of relatives in town on~Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Miss
Edith Brown motored to Readsboro Sun
day to visit at Charles Faulkner's.
Mrs. Elijah Carpenter recently fell
and struck on one leg, cracking the bone
so as to necessitate dressing with splints.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist church held silver tea at the
ernoon.
Miss Mary Buffum of the City hospital
| in st. Adams is spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
| Buffum.
| Mr.. and Mrs Martin A. Brown, with
their maids. have arrived in town and
opened Beaver Brook house for the
summer.
Clarence Corkins and family went to
| Jacksonville Wednesday, to attend the
! funeral of Mr.. Corkins's father, Elisha
J. Corkins.
Mrs. Edible Pike went to Brattleboro
| for a visit last week, but was recalled
the next day on account of the illness
of her son, Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sumner and
| children went to Nottingham to spend
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Allard.
! Miss Felicia Allen of the Bliss bust
ness college of North Adams, Mass,
was at her home here for a few days, in
Guiding Mothers day.
Forrest Atherton died quite suddenly
at his home in this town Friday morn
| ing The funeral was held Sunday. He
leaves a wife and six children.
II. G. Allen and Rev. F. NJ Bissell
went to Hartwellville Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Henry Conrad, SO, who
dropped dead in Searsburg last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown have arrived
in town and are preparing to begin
housekeeping in their new home, for
merly the DR.. Page house on East Main
street.
Rev. n. A. Wood was called to Brat
tleboro Wednesday afternoon to attend
the funeral of Miss Della Smith at West
Brattleboro Thursday morning at
o'clock.
Rollin S. Childs, who recently re
turned from few months sojourn II
) North Carolina, has been spending sey
eral days visiting relatives and friends
in town.
District Health Officer c. S. Leach o.
BrattleborO was in town last Thursday
and addressed the meeting of the Rec
Cross society at the town hall that even
ing.
A very interesting program is prom
Used for the regular meeting of the Far
ent-Teachers' association to be held a,
the assembly room in the high schoO
building Friday evening.
Mrs. Clara Cook, who is spending {
few DAYS with Mrs. Charles Tracey, &C
companied Mrs Tracey TO West Dover
!, Sunday, where they called on Mrs
J Cooks daughter, Mrs. hurry j. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Titus of Yves
Dover came Saturday night to be week
end guests of their daughter, Mrs. Leste
Haskins, who also entertained her daugh
! ter. Mrs. Flora Westfall of Bennington
Mrs. Walter Adams and son, Louis
were recently in Brattleboro, the for
; mer staying for few days to visit he
! sister, Mrs. Leslie Adams, and Mrs
+ Herbert Haskell went down and returned
home with them.
State Highway Commissioner Dix ant
County Commissioner Coombs were il
5 town Wednesday and met with the sc
lectmen and a committee from the men'
E club. consisting of Floyd Crafts, l.. A
= Brown and Merton Barber, and in
spected the route of the proposed new