The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-11

Rhoades s farm for this year. Mrs
| Rnoades retains the use of the house
for a home.
| Mr. and Mrs. W II. Newton, who
have been spending month at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. Clifton ID. Howe
in Toronto. returned home March 6.
Mrs. Margaret Wilcox, who has been
caring for Mrs. Whiteomb at the County
House, returned to Davidson Naples
Tuesday, leaving her patient improved
| Miss Marion Holland of BrattIeboro,
who has recovered from pneumonia,
| came Friday to Newfane to visit her
| father, L. i. Holland, until the end of
the week
Moses Grout met with painful acct
dent March I. While drawing logs from
| NCwfane Hill, one of them rolled over
his right leg, pinning him to the ground
until liberated by his assistant. Willard
Martin. The injury to his ankle is such
as to interfere with his work in the
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Goodnow, who
spent three months in Boston with their
daughter, Mrs Albert Pratt, and family,
returned to Newfane this week, arriving
at their home Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Pratt accompanied them and will remain
a short time. until they are fully set
tied for the summer.
Miss Doris Morse is home from Le-
land and Gray seminary, recovering from
scarlet fever Miss CAROLYN HYDE room
mate of Miss Morse. is in quarantine,
but is not yet i'll with the disease All
the other students of the seminary in
this town are at home for brief vaca-
ton, the school having been closed a
week.
The' address by Howard Selby, man
agcr of the Eastern States Farmers >
exchange, given in Union hall Wednes-i
gfTpTnnnn nj nv Cd
number of farmers. The dangerous icy
travelling Kept the women at home. but
the men were interested in the subject
OF marketing and purchasing and en-
loyed the line way III which it was pre-,
scented.
\ recent letter from Miss Mary Childs.
wLo is in Ridgeteld Park, n j.. tells OF
her father 5 continued stay with the
church at hCOsup, Conn, also of the
boarding place, IN listening to the pro-
grams that are broadcast by wireless
trCm Newark, New ork and elsewhere
She adds, Il have sat and darned stock
inss to Jazz music. classic music lectures
by member of the league of women
voters and other prominent people, not
to mention the bedtime stories for the
children, the weather report and the
ticking off of the last five minutes be
toIe 10 o clock Telayed to us from Airing
ton. Today the world grows smaller
daily
The Farmer 5 CLUB of the Union dis !
trict met at the schoolhouse Friday eve
ming, March 3, 81 being present. The fol
lowing committees were elected: Program
for four weeks later, Mrs. Bert f. Morse
refreshments the next meeting, John f. |
Whitaker. The program committee, Mrs. !
John F. Whitaker then took charge of
the meeting and the following program
was carried out: Song, c. l.. Hescock; !
reading. Miss Gladys Morse; recitation.
Roy Brooks; song, Mrs. Grace Rhoades:
topic for discussion, Does our present |
school system tend to educate away from |
the farm. interestingly discussed by Mr.
Baxter. Mrs. Baxter, Mr.. Hescock, Mrs. /
Mr.. Brooks. Miss Muriel CIRCUIT |
Mr. Dewitt, Mr.. Whitaker, Mrs. Dewitt
and Mr.. GTout. After adjournment. re-
fre-hments of oscalloped potato. hot rolls |
salad, pickles, cake, cookies and hot cot /
fee were served.