The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-22
Jack McKenna is i'll.

Jack McKenna is i'll.
Miss Lucy Harris of Chester is visit
ing at the Churchill s.
Mrs. Boynton had her millinery open
ing at Riverside Inn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hunt are "camp.
ing out and sugaring in Peru.
Emil Mattson is making a radio APP
paratus to install in his home.
Many win be glad to hear that Miss
Minnie Tyler is much improved.
VIII Carleton s youngest child has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia.
Z. A. Melendy and Judge A. Z. Cud-
worth were in Brattleboro on business
Tuesday.
The Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank Tyler.
Mrs Ida Wilder is working at Leon
Coleman 5 caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man, who have stubborn cases of grip.
Ed Crossman and son, Ralph, are i'll
with grip. 1t is not a very convenient
time as they have a large sugar orchard.
Miss Harriet Davis returned to her
school in Putney Monday after spend
ing three weeks vacation at her home
here
Lyle Churchill drove from Chester
with a car last Friday. He Is visiting
his brother, Lawry Churchill, a few
days.
Master George, alias Tinker Sparks
is spending week s vacation with his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks. in
Weston.
The Christian Endeavor topic for next
Sunday evening will be What Does Christ
Meany The subject of the sermon for
next Sunday is Why | Believe in the
Church.
The sugar makers got the frosty nights
they prayed for, but weren t reckoning
on the frosty days which came too. Now
they re busy trying to undo the damage
they brought upon themselves.
Edwin j. Hicks, principal of the high
school went Monday to his home in Wa
tervliet, n Y, for his two weeks va
cation. making the school begin April 3
The other schools begin April 10.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
by the Ladies Aid society with Mrs.
Hugh Vale Thursday afternoon making
aprons. Mrs. A. Cudworth has invited
them to meet at her home for the next
meeting
Local moving pictures under the man
agement iot Benson.and LandmanI open
at the town hall March 80. There will
be Metro features, Buster Keaton come
dies and David Horsley productions fea-
turing Bostock' 5 wild animals.
many interesting pictures of Hawaiian
scenes. among them, "a field of pineap,-
piles growing like cabbages. So many
people think they grow on trees that
this picture was particularly interesting,
The Gleason Telephone Co.. will move
the central as soon as the ground per
mits. To the house formerly occupied by
the Andersons opposite the school house
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson of the
North Village will take charge of it.
Gilbert Crossman left here Tuesday
morning with his class in Chester high
school to visit a week in the world IS
largest city. New York. While there he
will stay with his brother Homer. who
has a position with the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co..
The ships in the Sunday school con-
test are keeping about the same dis
lance apart, the Washingtons being in
the lead by - points, but they wish the
Lincoln would catch up to make it more
exciting. The Washingtons seems to
have the larger attendance and the Lin
coins the larger collection. Last Sunday
the Lincoln side had attendance of &c.
collection $3.50 and gained two points;
the Washingtons had attendance of 81.
collection S2O6 and gained one point.