The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-08
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| at their summer home, have returned TO
| New York.
Miss Bette Whitney is assisting in the
care of Mrs. George Allbee at her home
| in Brookine.
Mrs. Hodgkins of st. Johnsbury came
| Monday for Il visit at the home of her
nephew, r. W. Phillips.
Mildred and Lillian Davis have re-
| turned home after spending several days
with their aunt in BrattlebOro.
! Rev. and Mrs. w H. hobbs will at
| tend the missionaries and ministers
| conference at Saxtons River next week
| Miss Pierce John Dale and Walter
/ Plumb who have been at the Dale
| homestead for Il vacation, returned tins
! week to New York.
Miss Eloise Cummings and Miss Clara
/ Greenwood are in BrattlebOro, where
| they will take the teachers training
| course at the high school.
Miss Ida Parker, who has been spend
| ing two weeks with her brother, DIR. l.. j.
| Parker, and family, returned to her home
| in Fitchburg, Mass, Monday.
Thirty-two members and guests of the
| Dorcas Guild enjoyed a pleasant meeting
| at the Congregational vestry Wednesday.
| Refreshments were served by the host
! esses.
| Miss Leone Franklin spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs II. Ii. Franklin, returning Monday
| to her work as stenographer in New
| York city.
| Miss Emma Bushnell will entertain the
! children and mothers of the Congrega-
| tional Sunday school cradle roll at the
home of Mrs. c. II. Willard Friday after
noon from to 5.
Warren II. Towne of Cambridge,
| Mass, and Gardner II. Brewer of Upton,
| Mass, classmates of Allan Heath at Am
| herst Agricultural college, visited him at
/ his home from Friday to Sunday.
The September meeting of Birchard
| Womans Relief corps win be held at
| Newfane Saturday afternoon, Sept. ..
Plans VIII be completed for the district
| meeting to be held in Townshend this
month.
About $50 was received by the Help
ing Hand society from the sale of fancy
work, cookery, ice-cream, etc, on the
common last week. The money will be
| used for missionary and church pur-
poses.
Mrs Truman Able and children. who
spent the summer at the Cottage, plan to
start Saturday for their home in Wash
ington, D. c. Mrs. Alice Moseley and
two sons. also of Washington, will re-
turn Sunday.
Miss Florence FoIlett and nephew.
Carlton Austin. of Weston We're guests
at o. w Follett's and Mrs. Matte Tur-
! ner's Sunday. Miss yFollett WENT from
| here TO Putney to begin her years work
as teacher.
| The seminary reception to freshmen
| and faculty will be held in the town hall
| Wednesday evening, Sept. Is. All
| friends of the school are invited to at
: tend and become acquainted with stu
| dents and teachers.
| Mrs r. II. Bosworth has been spend
| ing several weeks with Rev. Mr.. Bos-
| worth in town. DIR. and Mrs. c. II.
! Dalton Of Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bosworth of Brooklyn joined them for
a family reunion the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fletcher. Miss
/ Jennie Raleigh and Maynard Taft have
| returned home after a weeks camping
Mt StrattOn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
| Squires and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. s. Du-
kettle spent the first Sunday with them.
Mrs. Ella Mason and daughter, Miss
| Cora Mason, of BrattlebOro and Edwin
Sawyer of Hyde Park, Mass, were guests
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. l.. J. Parker
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason
of Gardner, Mass, spent Friday with the
family.
An efficiency chart recently was
bought by the Christian EndeavOr so
ciety. 1t is expected that it will awaken
much interest in the organization.
Points are for Individual effort, missions
and organization. Three hundred points
are covered.
Mrs. r. ID. Phillips was unable TO fill
her usual position of Organist in the
Baptist church Sunday because of i'll
ness. Miss Eunice Heath substituted.
Mrs. Phillips has had a remarkably
regular attendance during the many
years in which she has been Organist.
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Wheeler of Hyde
Park. Mass. visited relatives here last
week while returning from an automo-
bile trip through New Hampshire and
Vermont. Mrs. Wheeler's sister. Mrs
H. F. Howard, went with them to their
summer camp at Berlin, Mass, Thurs.
day. returning home Monday.
Principal and Mrs. Harold Card
; moved last week to w. NJ. Sparks's
house from Massachusetts in readiness
for the opening of the fall term of the
seminary. Miss Lillian Deans of North
Adams and Miss Angelina Simpson oil
Rutland. teachers at the seminary, re-
turned Monday.
, A public meeting of the w C. I. L.
will be held at the Baptist church Sun.
! day afternoon at 3 o'clock for the pur-
pose of offering prayer for the enforce
ment of the laws of the country and con
! tinuance of prohibition. Similar meet
! ings viii be held at the same hour
throughout the state.
The junior-senior high school started
! the fall term Tuesday with a promising
. outlook for a successful years work
About 100 pupils were registered thi,
+. week with more expected to enter later
The freshman class now numbers &c
, students. At the graded school II little
: folks entered school for the first tim,
in the primary room.
f. r. AIcCOH received painful injur-
les Aug. % while loading hay for NJ
W. Thayer. The horses started sud