The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-02
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Several Men Go To Missouri.

Il
he town by several men recently going
to Missouri to open up coal mine and
incidentally making some money. About
20 from the towns along West river
| from South Londonderry 10 Brattleboro
have gone. The skeptics laugh at the
| idea of being able To earn 50 a day
| -hovehn- coal, but Carl and Frank
| Wiley. who have charge of the Job of
| getting the coal ON tractors from the
mine to the cars. write that il truly
seems to be money -maEcr.
,Irs. Hlbefta 8Ib5itG75- so4.rfas with
grip.
Fred BouiTard, who has been i'll with
/ grip is improving.
| L, 4 1Iclendy was in Brattlcboro
| Tuesday on business.
Victor styles OF Rutland is visiting
his sister. Ruth Hunt
| The mid-week prayer meeting was
| held at Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Vale :.
| w. II. Hunt has returned from Spring
! field, Mass, wlgrr, he visited relatives.
| The Christian Endeavor society met at
| the home of Miss Edith Laudman Mon
| day night.
Norman Hunt, who works in White
/ River Junction, was at his home here
| over Sunday.
Otis Cummings. who has been ser
l.
not seem to be improving
Frank Slade, who has been in BrattIe-
! boro undergoing an operation for appen-
| dictis, is expected home Saturday.
Judge \. T. Cudworth, Win HosIey
and Clarence Hughes were in Brattle-
| boro Tuesday attending Ralph Wheeler :
| bankruptcy hearing.
Dewey Hunt was injured badly Tues
| day while in the woods drawing wood
| for Omar Stuart, when skid struck
him in the face, tearing the skin.
The schools will not he in session
| Thursday or Friday, the teachers, Mrs.
| Edith Wiley and Miss Ruth CroSsman.
attending the convention in Brattleboro.
Harrison Kingsbury has bought Lester
| Benson 5 store and it is being made very
/ attractive. Mr.. kmgsbury also viii have
| a meat market in connection with the
store
Many are anticipating the school chill
| drCn 5 entertainment, Friday, Feb. 10.
| The tickets viii be on sale teb. e. The
| women are reminded of their boxes for
| he box supper.
/ Dr. Foote, dentist. of Burlington has
| been busy the past few days ut River
/ side Inn, where he has done dental work.
| He returns Wednesday but plans to
come once a month to South London
derry.
Miss Minnie futile is in Brattleboro
/ for treatment. Miss futile had nerv
| Gus breakdown last October and was
| obliged to give up her school in Jamaica.
| Her many friends hope she viii be in
| better health soon
| The play. The Dust of the Earth will
| be given at the town hall Friday night
/ The rehearsals show splendid talent and
| The old Negro character taken by Fred
| Vale is worth going to see. The pro
ceeds are for the American Legion.
| While sliding on a toboggan from the
| Melendy lot near the school house on
| he pond, Ernest Pearson and Wesley
| Davis were injured badly. The toboggan
| ave a jump in the air while going down
| Jhe incline to the pond and the boys
were thrown, iniuring their backs. The
loct0r was called and thought the liga
nents were sprained.
At their last meeting the Grange in.
| tailed the following officers for the en-
| suing year: Master, l.. w. Hunt: over
| seer. Mrs. George Howe; chaplin, Mrs
gorge futile: lecturer, Mrs. William
Slason; see. Alfred futile; treas Ethel
| ert Rawson; Ceres, Annie Houghton;
| lora, Mary Cummings; Ramona, Gladys
| iolden steward. Rose Davis; assistant
| toward, Casper I.andman: lady assist
| mt steward Ruth Hunt: gate keeper
| FAY Rawson L. W. Hunt acted as in
| falling officer. Refreshments were
| arved Three new candidates for mem
| )ership were accepted The next meet
ne will be held in the new Odd Fellows
4 hall