The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-02

the tunnel. which Is under construction
at Davis Bridge, was hit by a falling
timber from one of the derricks Friday
afternoon and injured so severely that
he died while on his way to North Adams
hospital
Roy Taylor has bought a new Ford
touring car.
J. p. Dorst recently had telephone
installed in his residence
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Fowler and son
of Pittstield, Mass, were IN town Sun
day.
Ambert Martyrs of Lyonsville, Mass.
was a guest at Lester Corse's Memorial
day.
Mrs. Annie Eastman Childs of Dub
lin. n. H., called on friends in town
| Tuesday.
Ernest Murdoch and w. L. Gillett are
working on the interior of Green Noun
| tain hall.
Mrs. Whitman Wheeler's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin of Worcester,
! Mass, came Saturday for short visit.
| A number of box cars have been
| placed on a fiat near the station and are
used by the Power Co. for camp quar-
! tiers.
| c. E. Putnam has had a large gasoline
| tank put in at his place on the corner.
1
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams motored
| from Somerville, Mass, Memorial day
and visited at l.. DemingS and q. w.
Kentfield's.
Miss Ethel AIillington of Brattleboro
was in town Sunday. She was accom-
/ panied by her father, Herbert Milling
/ ton, and other friends.
! Fifteen women met with Mrs G. H
| HblJT al
on articles for the fair. The next meet
| ing will be at the home of Mrs. Robert
| Olds June s.
Mabel Hathaway and Viva Graves
walked from Wilmington to Miss
| Graves's home here Friday afternoon
| Miss Hathaway returned by train Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. Beals of Wilmington and party
of engineers have been surveying around
the lake concerning the land to be used
with an additional height of four feet
on the dam at the north end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeseman, who have
been boarding at Clarence Plumb's, left
for Providence, r. l., Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Reeseman was a driller and has
been employed here by the New Eng
land Power Co. since last summer.
Il The young man who lives on the Con
| lev farm was driving Ford car recently
/ fellows from Simpsons boarding house
were with him Memorial day and wheI
| near MyrOn Haskins'S they tipped over
/ All were badly shaken and bruised but
| were able to get home IN the battered
| automobile.
i Houghton Sawyer met with a serious
| accident while driving his automobile
home from Readsboro Thursday night
May %. He lost control of his car ane
! it turned over down the bank ON to the
railroad track. Mr.. Green, an engineer
who boards at Mr.. Sawyer's, was witt
/ him and received serious bruises and 6
fractured hip. Mr.. Green was takeI
/ Immediately to the North Adams hOspi
minor bruises and was able to drive ms
ear home The top of the car, wind
/ shield and part of the steering whee
were broken.
The two schools in the village helC
their pre-Memorial day exercises in thu
church Saturday afternoon and goot
number of the parents and friends at
tended. After the exercises the teach
ers and pupils marched to the cemeter!
and placed flowers on the soldiers
graves The Gillett school gave eXer
cises Friday afternoon and the teacher
Miss Boynton, started Saturday TO
Remington, where she joined he
brother and family for trip to her hom
in Coventry at the eXtrme north end o
the state. They motored up one side. 0
the state Sunday and back on the othe
side of the state Memorial day..
Persians believe that on certain
charmed day-a secret which but FEY
have ever discovered-the rose has
heart of pure gold.