The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-13

| Newfane Saturday of this week. Plans
will be made for Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton Hale and baby
son of Vernon and Mr.. and Mrs A. w.
Butler of Jamaica were guests at the
home of A. K. Greenwood Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Bellenger. who spent a
part of the winter in Florida, returned
to her home Monday after a month
stay in New York on her way north.
NJ. w. Thayer is recovering from a
serious illness, threatened with pneu,
monia. His daughter, Miss Pearl
Thayer, also has been i'll the past week.
Walter Timson has received his house
hold goods from New Bedford, Mass,
4 coming by truck. Mr. and Mrs. Tim
son are living at Hagus Saunderss
house.
Mrs. James Plant of New Haven.
Conn, and Mrs. Simmonds of Wellesley
| Hills, Mass, who were guests of Mrs.
Catherine Plant, have returned to their
homes.
DR.. Booth, who visited his sister. Miss
Lucy Booth, has returned to his home
in Elmhurst, l.. L. Mrs. Booth and lit
tie daughter, Frances, will remain for
a months stay.
karma Putnam, who contracted a Sc
we're case of chicken-pox after being i'll
with scarlet fever, is out of quarantine
again. He recently added two broken
fingers to his other troubles
Moses Grout has rented his farm in
Newfane. He moved his household goods
last week TO John 4. CIRCUITS residence
where his wife has been living some
time, to care for her father.
By a misprint the first two names on
the committee to form local Red Cross
organization were omitted from the re-
port last week. These are Mrs. c. H
Willard and Mrs. o. w. Follett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Perron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Venant LOupal and two daughters,
Alice and Grace, and Stephen Loupal,
all of Salem. Mass, have been guests
recently at the home of Afr and Mrs
James Perkins.
The graduating class of Leland and
Gray seminary went Wednesday to
nal photographs. Several other stu
dents accompanied the class. The sem
mary boys basketball team also went the
same day to obtain a group photograph.
Prof. Angelo Hall of Annapolis, Md,
who spent a part of his summer vaca-
ton with his brother. Prof. Hall of
Washington. d. c., at Mrs. Belliger's
home last year, and had visited in town
before. died from pneumonia at his home
Friday. Prof. Hall was a cousin of
Mrs. Bellinger and Mrs. II. ]. Heath.
In a box of fruit received by Mr.. and
Mrs. f. T. Randall from Florida at
Christmas time was a grapefruit, one
seed of which Mrs. Randall planted in
a flower pot. The seed sprouted quickly
and the little plant, now not over four
inches high, has a bud on it nearly ready
to open. The leaves are similar to an
orange bat very small, at least ON this
tiny plant.
The first baseball game in the high
local ground Tuesday afternoon Leland
and Gray seminary playing team from
Ludlow. The visitors arrived late so the
game was not called until after .
o clock. The final score was p to Z
in favor of the Ludlow team. Straitiff
was pitcher and Columbus catcher for
the seminary.
The Hadassah league dollar day"
will be held Friday, May 10. Dinner
which every woman interested in the
Baptist church is invited. At the close
of the banquet each present will, if so
present her dollar. telling at
the same time the manner in which it
was earned The committee in charge of
the dinner is Mrs. d. G.. Smythe, Mrs.
j. III. Wright, Mrs. l. 5. Sayre, Mrs.
f. II, Lawrence, Mrs. L. J. Parker,
Mrs. ii. I. Waite.
Two more names have been added to
the local delegates to the older girls
conference. These are Miss Lora Bur
bee from the Christian Endeavor society
and Ruth Rogers, second delegate from
the Congregational Sunday school. This
makes 13 delegates to be sent from the
village with expenses paid. The chap
CrOne, Mrs. O. w. Follett. also will
have under her charge Miss Carolyn
Hyde of Newfane, who goes from the
Newfane Christian EndeavOr society. l.
s. Sayre has been engaged to take the
entire delegation by automobile all going
in one car.
4 large delegation of MaSons and Odd
Fellows, also others from this village,