The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-29

Miss CIarissa Morgan of Simmons col
| lege, Boston is at home.
Fred AIerrifield spent the weekend in
ChicOpee and Springfield
c. X Lewis has his parents from Viii
Evansville. Vt. as his guests.
Miss Clara Atherton is a guest for a
week of Mrs. II. II. Philbrick ut Atlantic
City.
Miss Eva Shumway of Springfield was
a weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Buffum.
Mrs. John Phelps and daughter, Miss
Victoria Sankey, are in Boston for few
days
Mrs. Bessie Symonds came Friday to
spend 10 days at her home on Highland
avenue.
Mrs. l.. r. Smith has returned from
Boston. Mrs +. f. Howard has returned
from New York.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt and daughter. Miss
| Hilda. of Brooklyn are guests OF Henry
Holton and family.
Gordon Buffum is spending a few days
in Springfield. accompanying his grand
father f. b. Buffum.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Doolittle visited
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Solandt in West
Lebanon, y. H., recently.
Edward White of Mortified mountain
| is i'll with double pneumonia. Miss Beth
Britton is caring for him.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald, principal of
the high school. is spending the school
vacation in her home in Lenox.
The Tuesday Bible class meets with
Mrs. c. T.. Buffum during the absence
of Mrs. Richard Williams.
Mrs. f. g. Caldwell spent from Friday
to Monday in Springfield with her
4 Ta1
Mr. Steadler. who holds a government
position in Newport, X. l., has been
home here IL days with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Whitmore of
Greenfield spent thcveek-end with his
parfptS, Mr. aud n Mrs - f. Whitmore--
Polly Parker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. III. Parker, is visiting her uncle.
Charles Greene, and family in Sherburnc.
Mrs Rachael Williams is visiting in
Providence Il. l.. where she formerly
lived. Her daughter, Phoebe, is with her.
DR. Daniel Nye plans to leave North
field about April for Tien TSin. China.
where he will resume his practice as
dental surgeon.
Mrs. Elsie Barker Steadman. repre-
senting Mrs. BascOm of BrattlebOro,
showed a line of millinery at Robbins K
Eyans's Monday.
Airs. Nellie r. Laird and daughter.
Margaret, went Friday to visit her
daughter Mrs RAYMOND Martin, and
family in Maine 10 days.
Leonard Laird and student friend of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
were guests of the formers mother, Mrs
y. Il. Laird. for the spring recess.
Gordon Sweet came March % from
New Bedford for 10 days with his
grandfather. F. b EStabrook He made
the trip of about $50 miles in two days
on his bicycle, stopping one night in
birmingham.
-Four government trucks have been
bought recently here. which were built
for army purposes The Northficld hotel
has g. VI. G. which has been converted
into a passenger transfer. The seminary
has G. NJ. G. and a Pierce Arrow and
Mount Hermon school has a Piercc-Ar-
row.
The special town meeting will he
held Monday April ,. at 10 a. m in the
are John Callaghan and Ernest G. Field
for town treasurer, Frank w. Williams
and l.. II. Alexander. Mr.. Field and Mr..
Alexander are running on nomination
papers.
The Mortified Grange had series of
successful events Wednesday evening
March 30. y large number attended the
first sugar supper of the season Mt the
town hall. Uncle RUDE, a comedy. was
then presented by east of IL characters
from Erving Then followed a dance
with music by Alitgary's orchestra of
Erving. l.. O. Clapp was in charge of the
play and dance. Mrs. j. Il. Cotton and
Amos Field of the supper. The hall was
filled for all three events, many coming
from out of town.
Fire started in the barn at the rear
of the PomerOy place on South Main
street Saturday night about 40. Two
barns were burned to the ground with 10