The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-15
WEST CHESTERFIELD, \. III.

Farmers in this vicinity began hay
ing July ,.
Albert Hubbard, who was i'll in bed
asst week, is reported much better.
Chester Brown of Vernon attended
the Grange meeting Saturday night.
Fred w Reed of Windsor. Vt, dealer
IN antiques, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Stoddard is visiting her
ion. Arthur Stoddard, in West Swanzey.
Mrs Akley and children of Westmin-
ter are visiting her sister. Mrs Fred
Davenport.
AIRS. Sarah Spaulding of Burlington.
Vt, is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Merle Cobleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chess Davis went to
East Fairfield and Newport TO visit rel
Itives last week.
George Bevis has sold his farm TO
Lewis Seney Of East Lynn. Mass, who
viii take possession soon.
Mrs. Jennie Davenport and Mrs
Minnie Cobleigh have their usual num-
Der of berry pickers hand.
George Nelson and father and mother
If Nantasket Beach have been at Mrs.
Nelson's home here several days.
Merle Cobleigh has bought WHY'S
knight touring car. Mr.. Cobleigh went
to Jaffrey and Manchester the first of
the week.
Forest Barrett, who has been visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Brown. returned to Hinsdale the
first of the week.
Ralph Davis of Greenfield Mass. is
t the home of his aunt. Mrs. BuStsn
and Mrs. William Mickey of Greenfield
Mass, were in town the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Randall and
an on trf fEIn
to New Jersey last week. When they
returned they We're accompanied by
Mrs. Carmick's friend Mrs Weaver.
Mrs. Alfred Bell and children of
Brattleboro came Saturday to T.. A.
Carey's. Marion, Margaret and Evelyn
viii stay week with their grandpar-
ents.
Rev Frances KimbalI delivered an
interesting sermon Sunday morning.
Her subject was, Strength from the
Hills. In the evening a prayer meeting
was held at 7.30. Mr.. Emerson was the
leader.
Mrs. Laura Houghton and Mrs. Mary
Dunton of Brattleboro came the first Of
lhe week to Myra Fairs for a few
weeks stay. Edna Carey will assist
Mrs. Farr with her work.
Mrs Addie Boutwell, and son, Glen
Boutwell,. went to Northampton Satur
gay Dy agtoHloDlle. MIS-. boutwell, VIII
join Miss Ada Boutwell, of Northamp-
O.. for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Cunningham of Cleveland,
o.. called on her aunt, Mrs. Helen
Burnham Monday. She drove her car
from Ohio. Mrs. Cunningham is a
daughter of the late Edwin Farr of
Chesterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. b. Cox were in Brst4
tIeboro the. Fourth with their tent and
stand serving the public. They viii
start for the fairs about the middle of
August and have engagements ahead as
late as October.
Mrs. Harold Lane and son, Norris.
who visited in Gill last week, returned
Saturday night. Mr.. Lane brought
them home in his automobile and Char
lotte Farr returned with him to Gill
Sunday for few days stay.
Mrs. Augusta Cobleigh. 50, fell Tues
day and broke her left arm and bruised
her legs. She went to the door to empty
some water and fell down two steps
She is as comfortable as can be ex4
pected. DIR. III. T.. Greene is attending
her.
Children's night was observed Satur-
day night by Spofford Grange. The
program was in charge Of Bertha Brown
and was as follows: REGULATIONS, Mil
bred Brown, Elva Farr: song, Glenice
Lewis, also song by Gladys Puffer, 1sa-
Bevls presiding at the piano: recitation.
Gladys Puffer: play-Playing school,
teacher, Elna Bevis, pupils. Harry Rice,
Grace and Bernard Chickering reeita-
ton, Marion Bell dialogue recitations,
Ralph Chickering, Mildred Brown. Mar
garet Bell. Ice-cream and cake were
served and games were played