The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-10

OF Stamford. Porter carrier ana Mrs.
Clara V. Sawyer of Nottingham, Mrs.
T. Corbett of Wilmington.
V L. Adams shot bobcat in Somer-
set Monday.
Mr.. Austin, revenue tax officer. is in
town this week.
W. p. Jones of Hartford, Conn, was
with his family in town Sunday.
Mrs. F. \. Rutan entertained two
of her sisters at her home over the week
end.
Mrs. Robert Ware, who had a severe
attack of acute Indigestion Sunday, is
improving.
Miss Ida Morgan of North Adams.
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nor
ton, this week.
Mrs. Roy Williams and son, Gilbert,
of Middle Granville, n. Y, are visiting
relatives in town.
Richard A. Wheeler of Wentworth
Institute, Boston, was a guest of friends
in town over the weekend.
VI. a. Brown and Lee ATillett of BOs-
ton We're in town few days and at
tended the election Tuesday.
Mrs. y. a. Wood of Williamstown,
Mass. is spending a week calling on old
friends and neighbors in town.
The Parent Teacher association viii
hold its regular meeting at the high
school room Friday of this week.
Mrs. Kathryn Barlow Johnson was in
North Adams. Mass. Tuesday TO see her
infant son, who is in the hospital.
Mrs Gertrude Russell has received
news of the death of her nephew, DR..
Walter Scott of Niagara Falls, n. Y.
Joseph Damour has completed laying
1000 feet of one and One-half inch
water pipe for Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
in West Dover.
Fred Thomas and brother secured a
deer in Pike Hollow in Stratton, this
being the only one reported by local
sportsmen thus far.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fox have been
i'll. Mrs. Fox is somewhat better. a
Mutual Aid nurse from Brattleboro is
there to care for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall of Maine, who
formerly lived in town, have been here
this week Mrs Hall will be remem-
bered as Miss Rena Allen.
The basketball team from Townshend
was here Wednesday night to play the
Wilmington team. The game resulted
in a score of 80 to % in favor of Town,
shend.
Armistice day will be observed by
short services at Memorial han at 11.45
o'clock Saturday. The observance will
be under the auspices of the American
Legion.
Miss Elizabeth Childs was at home
from Brattleboro over the weekend.
R0llin S. Childs also was a guest at
Frank Childs's few days, returning to
Brattleboro the first of the week.
Miss Gertrude Alyord went to Putney
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. Dwight
Smith She also will visit her sister,
Miss Harriet Alvord. in Amherst, Mass,
returning home Saturday night.
Joseph Damour was in Nottingham
Wednesday to install for Mrs. Fred
Hull n One-pipe furnace. She also is
to have, a new Stewart. range and full
set of bathroom plumbing installed.
Andy Anderson of Fitchburg, Mass,
was in town Tuesday calling on friends.
Rev. Lewis Champney returned to Fitch
burg with him to visit relatives few
days He will return home with his wife,
who is there for two weeks visit.
DR.. G. r. Anderson and DR.. w. Ii.
Lane of Brattleboro have been here this
week in consultation with DIR. S. +.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howe. who
has been very ill., Miss Rose Scranton
of Brattleboro is caring for her.
Recently o. o. Ware of Wilmington
ana Mrs. Florence J. Byrne, his sister
in-law of New Milford, Conn, enjoyed n
automobile trip to Boston. Clifford Hall
of Wilmington was driver The object of
their trip was a visit to Forest Hills
cemetery and meeting friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton of Holyoke invited and en-
tertained the party Sunday night, in
their very gracious manner, on their re
turn to Wilmington. Mrs. Byrne re
turned to her home Oct. 30.
Childrens' Book week at Memorial
picture theatre, will be observed Satur
day evening Nov is The show will
start promptly at o'clock. the first
half consisting of Baby Bumps cartoon,
Pinfeather Pickaninnes and Cinderella
and the Magic Slipper, all acted by chill
dren. The second half of the program,
Of interest to young and old. will be the
book by Juliet Wilbor Tompkins, a Girl
Named Mary. featuring Marguerite
Clark Free tickets will be given to
every child under u years of age.
Miss Erna Kuhn, state supervisor of
Red Cross nursing, Miss Faith Yeaw,
executive secretary of Windham County
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