The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-26
HINsDALE, n. HI.
Mrs Joe Deome is i'll.


The annual Catholic lawn party will |
be held Aug. 3.
Eva Robertson was in Boston from
Monday to Wednesday.
Ruth Cotton goes today for a two
weeks vacation in Lebanon.
William Fales has bought the ice stock
and trade of b. |. Streeter.
John McCaughern of Bristol, Conn, is
visiting at j. T.. McCaughern
Frank S. Archibald of st. Paul, Mimi,
called on friends in town Friday.
Rolfe White is entertaining his mother,
Mrs. Ross White of Yonkers, n. Y.
Mrs Clarence Hildreth is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Swanson of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins and son,
Shells, spent Sunday at Spofford lake
Miss Cora B. Dexter has finished work
at the Granite State Machine shop office.
Miss Minerva Burroughs and friends of
Holyoke were at Edgar Burroughs Sun
day.
Mrs. Gordon Meyer has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Henry Isaacs, at Green
field
There was an all-day auction sale Sat
urday at the residence of the late Mrs.
c. s. Perkins.
D. f. Smith of Twins Inn has returned
| to Ware, Mass. ID. Il. Shea viii conduct
the Inn as formerly
DIR. and Mrs Aldrich of Keene were
at the home of Mrs. Aldrich's sister, Mrs.
T.. f. Stratton, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Belleville OF
| North Chelmsford and two nephews spent
the weekend at II. c. Hollands
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Claire and daugh-
| ter. Marjorie, of Brattleb0ro, spent the
| weekend at Rev. ]. II. Sargents.
Miss Josie Redding has returned to her
| work at Gloucester, having been called
\ here by the sudden illness of her mother
Mr.. and Mrs; Gale futile Of Keene,
/ Mrs. Grace Wellington and Miss Doris
motored to Putney Sunday TO visit rela-
| tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauncey Weeks and
children of Gardner. Mass, visited his
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weeks,
| sunday.
During the morning service at the Con
| gregational church Rev. ]. ii. Sargent
| baptized four children; one adult was
taken into the church.
After the prayer meeting at the Con-
| ;regational church Thursday evening
| lhere will be a business meeting of the
| 'hristian Endeavor society.
/ Mrs. w. L. Todd ana Miss Todd Mr.
/ and Mrs. Dennis Minis, Miss Harriet
| Bprgeron and Miss Ruth Mannis attended
the Keene high school graduation Friday.
Mr. and Mrs CIeye Therrin of Lisbon
/ pent last week with his sister Mrs Edd
! Nelch. She is entertaining her cousin
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Gene Glazier of
| New Britain, Conn, this week.
Miss Edme Levasseur left Saturday
| morning for Concord, where she will be
Joined by Miss Yesta knight and go to
| Rockingham, Me-, to do table work at
! 1otel Samoset for the summer.
Harold s. Garfield started on a bust
1 PRIV IL f,.l
| 5y his wife and daughter, Barbara, and
| Roy and Mildred Merritt, who will stop
at Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford, Conn.,,
| until Tuesday.
Clarence ID. Fay attended meeting of
| The State Firemen's association executive
| ,oard in Manchester Wednesday. 1t was
| decided to have the annual State Fire
/ mems convention in Lac0nia the last
| Wednesday of September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb will attend
| the New Hampshire undertakers con-
vcntion at the Weirs this week. They
| viii go by automobile. Mr. and Mrs.
| Harry Aldrich will join them at Keene.
| they expect TO be gone from Wednesday
70 Friday.
| The AIasons and Eastern Star members
! attended services at the Universalist
| church Sunday evening. Rev. +. p. Wood
ook for his subject, Building of the Tenn
! pie. There will be no services in this
1 .hurch during July and August, but they
| will be resumed in September at 7.30 in
| be evening.
The Chautauqua club has been organ
| lied with Rev. J. H. Sargent as chair
/ nan; w. III. Booth. secretary; F. S.
| Leonard, treasurer. Solicitors were out
| lie past week selling course tickets. There
| viii be a union service next Sunday eve
| ming at o'clock in the tent 1t is ex-
pected some of the lecturers will take
! part.
Miss Winifred Taylor, home demonstra-
/ ton agent, conducted a meeting at Fay's
| hall Friday. Her subject was the fire.
| ess cooker: the Advantages of the Cooker
/ and how one may be made at home with
/ but very little cost 1t was with deep
| regret that the women learned that this
would be Miss Taylor's last lesson here.
as she finishes work for the Bureau next
week.
The local Red Men are planning a big
| day Saturday. July 1. They will enter
| ain the Connecticut River association of
hed Men and expect about 500 There
viii be ball game on the recreation
grounds at / p m, and a business meet
| ng at the town hall at 80. The Poca-
nontas will serve supper at Foresters'
/ nall At $50 the Claremont tribe viii
/ give an entertainment ut the town hall
| which will be open to the public and will
i be free After the entertainment the
same tribe viii exemplify the degree
| work.
| VUnnV.