The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-08-28
Miss Brown Resigns as Librarian.

library of Norwich university at North
field, VT, and will take up her duties
there Sept ,.
1t will be three years in October since
Miss Brown came to this town. where
she has been a great help in both the So
cial and study work of the community.
The library committee is giving picnic
to the boys and girls completing the va
cation reading course. meeting at the
library Thursday, Aug. 81, at 2.30
o'clock
Miss Ida Stratton win act as librarian
for the present
Miss Hilda Sawyer is expected as
librarian about Oct. 1.
Miss Ida Stratton is spending week
in Keene.
Miss Joslyn Gray spent the weekend
in keene.
Samuel Colsom has moved his family
to Walpoie
Mrs. Louise Forbes spent last week
at hennebunk. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Scott of Spring
field are in town.
Mrs. Maxwell of Lynn spent the week
end at Bellevue farm.
f. c. and W. F. Robertson were in
New York last week
Miss Mildred Merritt has gone to Nil
ford. Conn, for week.
Miss Maud Dickerman has been visit
ing in Leominster, Mass.
Harold Holland has had electric lights
installed in his bungalow.
Mrs. DoOlittle and Miss Ina Doolittle
went to Amherst Aug. %.
Hiss Ella Streeter has returned to
her teaching III Providence
Ruth Cotton enjoyed farm life at the
Sanderson farm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Who'd spent n.
few days in town last week.
Miss Marie Nannis went Sunday to
Groton, where she will teach.
Miss Elizabeth Redding had a slight
operation on her ear Aug. 81.
Miss Hilda Sawyer was at home for
the weekend from Springfield Mass.
Miss Alice Carson of Montague has
been at Il. .. Packard's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moody of Brook
lyn are guests of Mrs. Anna Tilden.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Weber and four
children spent Sunday in Springfield,
Miss Theresa Golden and Miss Paul
ina Mannis have been in Claremont the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spaulding spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon
in Orange
Leo Marshall went Sunday afternoon
to visit in Greenfield.
Alaliki. the tailor. will occupy the
store recently rented by f. r. Stratton.
Walter Brooks threw his elbow out of
loInt Saturday while playing ball. DIR.
Lachaine attended him.
Miss Dorothy White and Miss Eliza
beth Kimball have returned home from
a visit at South Chelmsford.
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy entered the
Melrose hospital in West Brattleboro
Saturday evening for treatment.
Miss Elizabeth Bruce will take Miss
AIbina Belliveau's place at the post
once. She began her duties today.
Mrs. Howard Streeter has been i'll the
past week with tonsilitis. Some of the
tune she has had a nurse caring for her
Jack McAuliffe cut his hand badly
last week and it became infected He
spent the week at his home in Bellows
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher re-
turned home Thursday morning after
three-months visit with his brother in
California.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Field of Spring
field, Mass, spent Friday in town. Mrs
Frank Field went back with them for
the weekend.
Rev. FIR. Cahill is taking his vacation.
He has been at Asbury Park, n. j., the
past week and expects to be gone until
the last of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Royden MaKee and Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Barbour of Springfield,
Mass; were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Barbour
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Stearns. Miss
Clara and Miss Elizabeth Stearns took
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bailey to their
home in Brockton today.
Mrs. Harold Earle apd infant son,
Roy, Of Bennington spent last week with
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Adams. Mr. |
Earle spent Sunday with them.
John r. Mann has finished an attrae-
tive sign for the Granite State Lawn
Mower shop. 1t states that these lawn
mowers have been made since 1860.
Owing to the bad weather the lawn |
- at Mrs. Newsteads, was held in the |
church vestry. A good number were /!
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stearns enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Fisher !
and son. Webster, of South Braintree !
and Mrs. Clark and daughter, Eleanor, |
Of Alstead Sunday.
The body of Mrs Benjamin Vigneau |
viii be brought here from Providence |
Monday evening. Rev. FIR. Hewitt will |
say mass at st. Joseph's church Tues
day morning at $50.
Mrs. ]. F. Sullivan of Leominster. |
Mass, is a guest of Miss Margaret Sui |
Ivan at the parochial residence. Miss
Sullivan also is entertaining her nephew, |
James Roche of Fitchburg
Misses Marion and Ellen Watson !
spent last week with their uncle j. A. /
Taylor in Harrisville. Miss Marion will /
90 to Charlestown labor day to direct
he home economics course in the high /
school,