The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-10

Oil has arrived for the streets and
will be applied this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Long have
moved to the RawsOn place on the Win
| chester road.
/ The public schools, with the exception
of the high school, viii close on Friday
! of this week.
Mrs. Arthur Lyman has returned from
| Farren hospital and is recovering at her
Maple street home.
Philip Howard has completed his first
year at Harvard medical college and
returned home for the summer
Miss Marion Caldwell of Springfield
was here for the graduation exercises
of her sister, Miss Helen Caldwell.
Mrs f. W Cowles has decided to join
her husband at Wilbraham academy and
will discontinue her residence here.
Schell bridge and Benefits meadow
bridge over the Connecticut river are
being replanked. f. ii. DOolittle is in
charge of the work.
Miss Florence Cotton, who has been in
Wenonah, n. J., the past year, is home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Cotton, for two weeks.
Mrs Mary W. Bailey of Newport, y.
H., and G. Theodore Bailey We're gueste
at the home of Mrs. f. i. Caldwell for
seminary commencement.
DIR. Richard Smith of Boston, alumni
trnstee of. the NorthfeAl schools, was Mt
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel II. Smith, for seminary commence
ment.
Miss Edith Steadler went Monday to
Wilmington, the home of Miss Ada
Alden, for a vacation Mrs. LangdOn is
now caring for Mrs. Steadler, who is re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond F. Smell and
son, who had been with their mother,
Mrs. II. H. Woodbury.. several weeks,
returned to their home in Greenwich,
y. Y, Tuesday.
Mrs Nellie b. Laird and daughter,
Margaret, went Thursday to Cambridge
TO attend the graduation of her son,
Leonard Laird, Monday from the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology.
George Moody returned to Wesleyan
university Monday though still not re-
covered from his illness. This is the
week of final examinations at the col
lege. Mrs. Moody accompanied him.
Mrs 4. c. Larsen went to Philadel-
phia last week on a business trip. She
has accepted a position at Bryn Aawr
college and expects to leave soon. She
will have charge of the canning of 10000
quarts of vegetables and fruits
Miss Margaret McEwan, AZ, sister of
George McEwan, died at his home on
Birnam road last week Thursday. She
had been visiting there a few weeks. A
prayer service was held on Friday in the
home and the body was taken to Holyoke
for funeral and burial.
The Sunday school class of Mrs \. G.
Moody will be entertained for their
monthly social by Mrs. Frank Montague
and Mrs Charles Leach at Mortified
Farms. On Friday afternoon, June 16. |
the members will go by automobile, leav-
ing East Mortified at o'clock.
The Mortified Historical society held
its quarterly meeting at Diekerson
library hall Saturday evening with ]. W.
Field president, in charge. Plans for
the September meeting were discussed |
At that meeting paper will be given on |
Old Mortified Documents and Indian |
History. The committee on this subject |
is Rev. G.. l.. Thompson and Fred H. /
Doolittle. The society has the promise |
of an address by Rev. J. 3. Sunder-
land in the early fall Mr.. Sunderland |
formerly was pastor of the Unitarian |
church and is a writer of note.