The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-11
WJI,NINGTON

A carload of grain and -four was re-
ceived a few days ago by the Deerfeli
Valley Maple Syrup Producers associa-
| ton.
f. c. Thurston fell from a scaffold
and injured his back so he was taken to
the North Adams City hospital Wednes-
day
MIR. and Mrs Ernest Corbett and Mrs.
May Jones were called to Halifax last
Friday TO attend the funeral of their
nephew, Leslie Thurber
Fred Harrington left Saturday morn
ing to go to hospital in Albany. y. y,
for an examination of his knee, which
was injured some time ago.
Miss Marion Haynes has returned to
tAe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Wallace Haynes, after having been i'll
several days in the home of her aunt,
Mrs. John Howe.
Miss Marion Worboy was called TO
her home III Williamstown Mass
March / by the illness of her parents.
The time lost by the school thereby will
be made up in the spring term.
Wayne Carver has bought of Watson
Carpenter the meadow land owned by
the latter, adjoining the farm of Mr..
Carver, rs Mr.. Carpenter has been in
poor health this winter, Recessitating
the disposal of his live stock
After the last regular meeting of the
S. .. V. auxiliary, which was held
March >, the organization presented
Miss Gladys Bassett with a SO gold
piece in appreciation Of her services as
organist for nearly seven years.
The few warm days the first of the
week induced some of the farmers in
this vicinity to begin operations in the
sugar lots. but the rain of Tuesday aft
ernoon and the snow and buster fol
lowing, dampenCd and chilled their ar
dor along those lines.
The Cold Brook school with Miss Mar
ion WorbOy as teacher held a sale of
homemade candy at the schOolhouse re-
Gently when S11 was realized. The
money will be used to buy something
were present from outside the school
district.
Nathan Green fell in the road near
the home of s. l.. Bond one day last
week. the cause being eliot of blood on
the brain. He was in a serious condi-
ton several days but is improving some
what. His son, Merrill. came home from
his studies at Norwich university to
help care for him.
Earl Colby visited his wife and daush-
ter, Barbara. at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rist, from
Tuesday to Friday last week, leaving
Friday for Newark, y. j.. where he viii
continue his work with the Better
Brush. Inc. Mrs. Colby accompanied
him as far as North Adams. Mass, re-
turning To Wilmington Saturday. She
and her daughter viii go soon to New
Jersey, where they expect to make their
home.
In accordance with a custom which
has been followed several years the
women of the Baptist church served
dinner at the church vestry at noon
town meeting day The dinner was
open for any who wished to partake. TO
charge being made. but a free-will offer
ing was taken through the medium OF
mite boxes placed on the tables The
money will be used for missions. A good
sum was realized as was shown by the
report of the treasurer given at the an
nual meeting of the Women's Mission
band during the afternoon, when the
following officers for the year were
chosen: Mrs. y. 4. Wood. president
Mrs. III. i. Ware, vice president; Mrs.
Eva Corbett, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Frank Davis, Soliciting agent for
the Missions magazine s"aE '"F#