The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-23
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Alllrrt a. White.

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The baltimore American Of March 6
contained an obituary of Albert \.
White a. He was one of the prime
movers OF the National Association of
Bakers, holding various offices and sery-
ing on the executive committee many
years. lie Is survived By son, Rob
ert Y. White a brother, Lucius X
White, and four sisters. Mrs. Frank
small Mrs George FaiFbank and Miss
Ida T.. White Of Baltimore and Mrs.
Charles Cantield of Arlington, Vt. He
was 2. sen of George T. and ROSana
Read White His grandfather, PhlneaS
White. was the landlord OF the Green
Mountain House in West Wardsboro IN
ls43. His maternal grandfather, Davis
Read, ran tannery in connection
with his farm in South Wardsboro. sue
cecding his father. Gen. Daniel Read.
an officer in the old militia which used
to train on Wardsboro common.
Schools in town are closed for a va
cation of two weeks.
Mrs \. T. Edwards is spending the
week with relatives in Brattleboro.
John Burke of Londonderry, who is
at work at the Windham County House,
is i'll with grip.
The subject Of Rev. +. B.. Hyde's ser
mon next SUNDAY will be, The Source of
/ the Christian Message.
! Miss Frances Hyde who is teaching
in Wilmington came home Saturday for
/ vacation Of three weeks.
| Fred Robinson. after severe attack
] of indigestion, has 50 far recovered as
20 be able to resume some of his daily
duties.
( On Saturday Miss Thelma Martin
gave the first sugar party of the season,
/ inviting her girl friends the whole com
many numbering L.
Mrs Georgia Love of South Newfane
came Friday evening to attend Prof.
! Cherries lecture AMI spent the night
! with Mrs. W. II. Newton.
Mrs. II. s. Carpenter went to Brat
! tlebcro "Wednesday to see her sister,
/ Mrs. Julia NJ Johnson, who Is failing
! aud not expected TO recover.
Mrs. Hyde will have charge of the
! Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday
/ evening. Topic, What Our Country
/ Owes to Home Missionaries.
Noble Pratt. who has been confined to
/ the house by illness two weeks. Is some
what improved. but ON his physicians
! orders is remaining quiet, indoors, for
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Carpenter are
| at home again after spending some time
/ with their daughter An GreenneId. ANA
Mrs. Carpenters sister, who is ill in
! Brattleboro.
Owing to illness Ernest Redfed has
! returned from Kansas City, Mo, where
he has boen attending an automobile
| and tractor school this winter. At pres
| ent he is in Newfane.
Mrs Jennie Britch of st. Johnsbury.
| who has been assisting in the home Of
! Mr.. Lawrence in Brookline three
weeks, is boarding at Davidson Naples
/ for a short time before engaging else
| where as u hOuSekeepcr.
Mrs William Nido and daughter,
| Carlotta. who spent the winter ut the
| home of Mrs Nid0's mother, Mrs. Emma
| Edwards, have gone 30 their home in
! Nilliamsvillc Carlotta will return to
| Ncwfane to attend the spring term of
| the village school.
| The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. w. II. Newton March II. u mem
/ bcrs and eight guests being present.
All were glad TO welcome Mrs. Goodnow
/ back after, her long absence. also Mrs.
| Albert Pratt of Belmont, who StiIl re-
tainS her membership here The after
noon passed all too soon i'm pleasant
| conversation and work The hostess,
| assisted BY Airs. Pratt, served de
| liciouS three course lunch. Such gath
erings are what make sunshine in the
| pathway of life.
Miss Alice Davidson. well known in
I NcWfane, who with her mother spent a
/ few weeks at Davidson Naples last
/ summer, writes from. Avon Park. Fla
4 telling of the boating aud swimming
/ pastimes enjoyed by the northern
/ friends who are visiting them. The
i crate of large sweet oranges and grape
fruit sent to Newfane friends from their
own orange grove is proof of other good
Il things enjoyed in Florida while Yer
4 monters are burning up wood to keep
4 warm.
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