The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-21

r. H. Porter was in Brattleboro Tues
day.
Douglas Hawkes. of Bennington was
a business visitor in town Wednesday.
DR.. L. d. Richie is helping out as
mechanic at Browns garage this week
Miss Sanderson, Red Cross nurse,
from Brattleboro was in town Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs Barnes of MADDEN
Heights, \: j., are guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Brown.
Harry Crawford is driving a tractor
to drag the roads for Road Commits
sioner II. w Jacobs
Joseph Damour went to West Wards
boro Thursday to do some = hing
work at Mr.. Roberts's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Busby motored
to Athol. Mass, Sunday TO visit her
brother. Herbert Boyd.
Miss Agnes Wheeler is visiting Miss
Betty Eaton at Mrs. Cuneo's cottage at
Lake Raponda for week
Mr.. Meyers and Mrs. Clara Walsh of
New York city visited Mrs. Clara
Shadler Saturday and Sunday
John Davidson had his finger damned
while working in Browns mill Wednes-
day. 1t was dressed by DIR. A. I'll.
Wright.
Miss Jane Howe, daughter of United
States Judge Harla"d B. Howe of Bur
lington. is visiting Miss Eleanor Brown
this week
Mr. and Mrs. William Webb and Reu-
ben Phillips of East Arlington came
July l3 to attend the funeral of War
rem Lyman.
Miss Gertrude Alvord and Miss Mary
Buffum went to Putney and Saxtons
River by automobile Sunday, returning
late that night.
Miss Eleanor Stone went home to
Shelburne Falls, Mass. the last of the
week, returning to her work at l.. II.
Mann's Monday.
Miss Mary Mallory, who has been at
the home of her brother, I. j. Mallory,
several weeks, returned to her home in
Woodford Sunday.
Mr.. Friedman of the Frost and Stream
club has bought Dodge car and Beaver
Brook Inc, ton truck through the l..
a Brown agency.
Miss Emma Brown gave a supper and
dance at the Playhouse Wednesday eve
ming in honor of the 18th birthday of
Miss Eleanor Brown.
The house occupied by Jessie Smith
over the line in Searsburg near what is
commonly known as the white barn was
burned Wednesday afternoon.
Two cars of people, including nine
guests from 0ntiuS Tavern were taken
over the Towhawk trail Monday by
automobiles from Browns garage.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mann of Shell
burne Falls. Mass, were guests of their
son, Leon Mann, and family at their
home on West Main street over Sunday.
l.. A. Browns car carried Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, who is spending the
summer at the Hartwell home in West
Dover, to North Adams. Mass Sunday.
Frank Watt. who has been manager
at the Forest & Stream club. has closed
his services in that capacity and with
his wife and son is living in G. G. Bar
lows cottage.
Miss Josephine Sampson of Green
field. Mass. was in town several DAYS
to prepare the grounds at Martin
Browns for the wedding of Miss Ina
Brown and Mr.. MaeDougall.
Leo Maynard of Burlington is a guest
of Miss Mary Buffum, who expects to
return to Burlington this week after
spending several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buffum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Damour, A. L.
Wheeler, Misses Margaret and Agnes
Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howieson,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roundy and daugh-
ter. Ruth. went to Stratton Sunday.
The auto sales and service station re-
port the sale of ears Tuesday as follows:
Clyde Allard of Nottingham, Eugene
Sullivan and Barber Mann, each an
Overland four; l.. w. Smith. Nash
touring; Arthur Day, Ford touring.
Leslie Adams went to Brattleboro
Sunday after his wife, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Q.
Newton, a few days. They brought
their grandson, Norford Newton, home
with them.
Mrs. Clara Shadler and Mrs. Lester
Haskins went to Brattleboro Tuesday
with Dr. A. III. Wright, who went to
Memorial hospital to operate on Mrs.
William Canedy, also Mrs. William I'll
tus of West Dover
A party of ~ Jews from the Forest
and Stream club climbed Haystack Tues
day and were caught in the terrific
shower which swept over Wilmington.
They returned about 10 o'clock in the
evening in drenched condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown mo-
tored to Bennington Sunday and met
their niece. Miss Edith. who had been
visiting in Hoosck Falls, y. Y, twoI
weeks. Miss Myra Brown came to
spend two weeks vacation with her
sister.
The funeral of Warren Fitch Lyman
was largely attended, at the home on
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