The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-27
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Miss Amy Hamilton is i'll with ton
%silitis.
Miss Ruth Britton spent the weekend
in Springfield.
Miss Nora Thayer is suffering from a
broken bone in her right wrist.
E. NJ. Morgan is building a garage at
his place on North Main street.
Children's Sunday will be observed at
the Congregational church June IL.
Miss Helen Smith is now at Truro on
Cape Cod with the family of T. A. Wash
burn.
Miss Myrtle Allen of Stoneham has
been a guest of Mr.. Dana Leavis on
Glcnwood avenue.
summer with her son and wife, MIR. and
Mrs. S. E. Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Morse and daugh-
ter of Jacksonville. Vt, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Buffum.
Mrs. c. A. Randall is having two
weeks vacation from Dickinson library.
Miss Gertrude Calender is substituting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. BufTum and i. b.
Buffum go by automobile to Boston for
Friday and Saturday on "A business trip.
Mrs. NJ. +. Lockhart and family
have rented the upper floor of Clifford
Sanborn s store building, where they are
living.
Rev. F. w. Pattison was called to
Gloucester Wednesday by the death of
the husband of his only sister, Rev. Viii
liam =. Stanley.
Many from town went to Greenfield,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to see
the production by Mr.. French of Orange,
entitled Smarty Smith, at Lawler Thea
tire.
Miss Cummings of New York is a
guest of Mrs. Mary Houghton. Mean
time Miss Davis is visiting in her for
mer home town of Chester, and in Rut-
land (Vt).
Or. Clarence d. USHER of Eriban,
Turkey spoke at Russell Sage chapel to
the student body Wednesday evening,
on incidents connected with his work
with the Near East Relief. On Thurs
day morning he spoke to the students
of the high school and left that day
for Boston.
The parish meeting of the Unitarian
church was held Thursday evening. May
Is, and the following officers were re
elected: Clerk. L. r. Calender; treas,
+. w. Williams: trustees, III. {. Holton,
Miss Clara Ward, Mrs, n. w. Keet, Mrs.
c. C.. Stearns. Fred Irish, Mrs. Arthur
Lyman, c. A. Ware.
w. II. Caldwell is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. ID. E. Lyman and Mrs: F. b. Cald,
well, and their families. Mr.. Caldwell
has been engineer with the Boston \.
NJ. G.. a. several years. At the close of
his vacation, June |, he goes to a new
position at Wilbraham academy. where
+. w. Cowles and Ernest Billings have
positions.
The final session of the women 5 Bible
! class. of which Mrs. l.. r. Smith is
teacher. was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. c. Z. Buifum. The
subject was, The Second Coming OF
Christ. Rev i. w. PattiSon was guest
for this session and his interpretation
was given on several points of the sub
iect.
The annual organ recital in connection
with the commencement of NorthtielC
seminary will take place mex Monday
aveBipE at the auditorium at s o'clock
Prof. William G. Hammond of Noun
Holyoke college viii be the organist. i
: through the courtesy of FIR. Skinne
# Holyoke, the donor OF the organ, tina
his recital is made possible each YeaE
The recital is free to everyone.
Mortified Grange was officially in
pected Tuesday evening at Grange hall
Horace Warfield of Claremont was tn
Inspecting officer. The ladies' degren
seam conferred the third degree on fou
new members and the fourth degree wa
worked by the men S degree team. Mrs
Bowen of Wendell and Mr.. and Mrs
George Decker of DeeTfield were presen
md spoke. Refreshments of cake an
.ce-cream were served. Ea