The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-23

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| Herman Hall and infant son.
Russell Macdonald and Richard Sum-
ner have been i'll few days.
Miss Grace Trevarrow of East Dover
| is working at Leonard A. Browns
Kenneth Rafus went to Boston Tues
day to drive home a Ford car for Leon
ard Brown.
| Miss Gertrude Alvord and Miss Edna
/ Bishop motored to. Putney Sunday, re-
| turning Monday morning.
/ Mrs. Herman Halls parents from
| IIillsboro, n. H., were with her a few
days, leaving Wednesday.
| Mrs. Ashley Parmelee, who was re-
Gently Ill, has improved so as to be able
to be about the house again.
Mrs. Charles Sumner has been i'll the
J past week and Misses Viva Graves and
Grace Cross of Nottingham have been
working for her.
Mrs. Sanford Plumb of Brattleboro has
been visiting at the home of her brother,
Clarence Corkins. Meredith Corkins re-
turned home with her.
F. \. Childs is expected home Sunday
from fishing trip to the Averill lakes in
Maine. He was accompanied by Major
Childs of Brattleboro.
All the men of the New England Power
20 who are working here plan to go to
Brookside, near Athol, Mass. by automo-
bile Saturday for q field day.
Mrs. j. II. Buckley has gone to North
Adams, Mass, on account of the illness
of her sister-in-law, Mrs ~ o. Buckley.
who Is to go to the hospital for an opera-
ton soon.
Miss Fannie Hollis, a recent graduate
from the Gordon Training school who is
soon TO sail for Porto Rico, is spending
a few days vacation with her aunt, Mrs
n. A. Wood.
Willis Boyd drove to Schenectady. n.
l., Sunday. returning Monday with Mrs.
W. NJ. Lisle, her daughter. Mrs Gam
mons, also Mr.. Gmmons and small son. to
occupy the summer home on Lisle hill.
Mrs. May Alvord has been spending
about a week with her daughter, Miss
Harriet AlyCrd. in Baldwin, L. |. She
was accompanied by Miss Evelyn Whit |
comb of North Adams. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fox of Colebrook |
Conn, have come to spend some time at |
IL. y. Wares. They were ACCOMPANIED /
by Mrs. Fox's sister. Mrs. s. Wood Nc |
Ciaye. and her daughter. Miss Marguer-
lte, OF New York city, who are staying |
at Childs Tavern.
Iucius Averill, who suffered a slight |
shock recently and has since been i'm |
feeble health, was taken to Pittsfield. |
Mass. Tuesday in an automobile driven
by Clinton Hall. Z. F. Medburv accom- |
panied them. Air. Ayerill has gone to the /
nome OF his daughter.
4 Mr.. Pelkey of Bennington was i
driving, in Paige touring car and came |
suddenly to a stop near the White barn |
IN SearSburg Tuesday The car went /
over the bank into the brook. nose down |
ward No one was hurt. and the car
was but slightly damaged
The graduates of Wilmington high
school, class of 1922, plan to go to Indian |
Head, Conn, Saturday for a few DAYS |
outing. Miss Irene Sullivan will accom-. |
pany them as chaperone 1t is expected /
Joseph Damour and H u. Jefts will 90 /
with their ears to carry the party.
Mrs. Roy Ware entertained her
brother, Warren Boyd of RoseIle Park |
y. j., few days recently. He was
accompanied by his cousin. Horace Rovd /
OF Metuchen, \. j., and Leslie Thorneli
and Hjalmar Erickson. The party was
taking an automobile trip through sew
eral New England states.
Mrs. Carrie Bartlett and daughter
Miss Edith. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Robin,
son, Ruby Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheru-in
l.. Hlll and daughter, Miss Marion At
tended the annual election of officers az
the Mountain View Cemetery assoc;o-
ton at the schoolhOuse hall in West
Dover Saturday. 80