The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-15

| Cross to support and maintain nurse in
this town during the ensuing year.
Under article II the unexpended bal
ance in the town hall account, about
81 600 was appropriated for repairing
the cutters near the town hall and also
to paint the exterior of the town hall.
Under article Is to paint the Depot street
and Mortified street bridges 5000 was
raised and appropriated for this purpose
Article - Was indefinitely postponed
This article related 10 abrone roll of
honor tablet
Articles 20 and II asking for 5000 to
build an addition to the hearSe house to
be used as "A storeroom for tools and $3.50
to purchase an adding machine for the
selectmen'S Office, and check protecting
machine for the town treasurer were ac-
cepted and adopted.
Article 30 to see if the town would
vote TO refund the notes for its share of
the new BrattleborO bridge was adopted
as read BY Moderator Stearns. after be-
ing presented by G. Il. keyOu. treasurer.
The article stated that the refund of notes
due totalled SS251.l6 and that in an
nual payments the last payment would
be made in July. 1926.
Under article % it was voted to leave
in the hands of the selectmen to dispose
of the road roller stored at the f. NJ
Dodge farm and thus do away with pay
ing rent on same any longer.
Articles u. -. 26, ~, IS and % were
to see if the town would vote to place and
maintain street lights at the following
places One near the residence of G. NJ
Cakes, one on the corner of kilburn
street. one near the residence of Mrs.
Helen JeffordS, light on Fitzgerald
court. one on Glen street near the resi-
dence of John Wilder. and one light near
the residence of Thomas Butler on River
street. These six articles were accepted
and left in the hands of the selectmen
Under article 80 to transact any other
business, nothing further was offered for
discussion, and the meeting adjourned.
Mrs. Charles f. Weed is i'll with
severe cold.
f. S. Lowell of Reading. Mass. for
merly of this town, was a recent visitor
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Batten have re-
turned to Concord. after IL several days
visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Adams
Miss Catherine Jenney. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. l. :. Jenney, left Friday for
Essex, Vt. where she has entered the
school.
Joseph Butler left Saturday for New
York city and on Monday of this week
he sailed for Savannah, Ca, where he
will be employed on a ship.
About S24 was cleared from the food
sale. held in the veStry of the First Con-
church last Saturday by the
Ladies society of the church.
Mrs. Frank Ouillettc returned Monday
afternoon To her home in Easthampton.
Mass. after having spent the winter here
with Mrs. Charles y. Fletcher.
The annual school meeting will be held
in the town hall Saturday afternoon,
March Is. at 3 o'clock. The warrant
contains seven articles. aIl of which are
Of routine nature.
Announcements have been received of
the birth of a son. James William. to Mr.
and Mrs Wilfred DaShncr. Of Springfield
Vt, on Saturday. March II. Mrs. Dash
ner was formerly Miss Irene Lcfebvre
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philbert Lee
febvre of this town.
Clayton Edmund owen. 4i5-monthS-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton \. Owen,
lied in the AleIrOSe hospital in West Brat
tleboro Monday morning. at 80. |where
he was taken SundRVa jfIhe funeral was
held in the home at , O'clock "Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. i. H. Sargent officiating
Burial took place in Pine Grove Gene
terry. .ealua't n
4 small party Of people gathered in the
home of Mrs. Bryant Thayer on Canal
street Saturday, March II, in honor of her
birthday anniversary. y pleasant time
was spent. after which a delicious lunch
was served by Mrs Thayers daughter,
Mrs. William AlcLaren. The lunch con
sisted Of sandwiches. salads. birthday
cake. fruit and coffee. Mrs. Thayer re-
ecived many gifts, including postal cards, |
money, etc