The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-29

SATISFACTORY SERVICE
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor of Huntsville. s.....
Next Sunday the /. O. O. f. lodge will
attend services in the Congregational
church at 1915 a. m. .-.E
Miss Minnie Burroughs spent the first
of the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Burroughs.
Rev ]. H. Sargent has a new car.
Mr.. and Mrs Sargent went to Baldwins-
vile Monday for a few days.
Miss Blanche Bronson of New York,
who has been visiting at c. e. KeyOu'
will return home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Weed left Sun
day afternoon to visit her mother, Mrs
Bessie Films, at Dorchester, Mass.
Miss Marion S. Dickerman of Spring
field. Mass, is with her parents, Mr.. and.
Mrs. Frank Dickernan, over Memorial
day.
Three new telephones have been in
stalled the past week: E. j. Richards
store, 25-4; Twins Inn, G3; NJ. ID.
White, 37-11.
DIR. Charles I. Gould and mother, Mrs
Cara Gould of North Attleboro, Mass,
are spending few days with Mrs
Luella \. Fay.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Weeks and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bergeron motored to
Newport. L. l., Saturday to visit DR..
Cornelius Weeks a few days.
Mrs. Knowlton of Cambridge, Mass,
visited at f. w. Colton'S home Friday.
Miss Emma Cooper of Lebanon is with
Mr., Cotton for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Higginson and
two children and Mrs. Higginson's
III. & 4.
Andover, Mass, are visiting relatives
, here, .sa ,,uaaaa4a ,sessa,f r.
Mrs. Nat Butler and Mrs William
Gould of Boston came Thursday to at
tend the funeral of their cousin, Mrs f.
w. Jeffords. They returned home Sat
urday.
f. d. Jeffords of Chicopee. Mass,
Harry F. Jeffords of Plymouth, \. H,
and Miss Alice l.. Jeffords of New Bed
ford Mass, were at Mrs Helen JEFF
fords's the past few days.
Mrs. c. f. Weed visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong at Hartford. Conn, last week.
lIr and Mrs. Strong brought her home
Saturday on their way to IaremOnt,
spending Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Felix, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Delphy and Wilfred Delphy
came from Meriden, Conn. Sunday. Viii
fred Delphy remained in town to enjoy
fishing on Lake Wantastiquet.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Donzey enter
tanned a party of friends last Thursday
evening in honor of the approaching
marriage of Mrs. Donzey's sister Miss
Ora Bergeron. \ miscellaneous shower
was given Miss Bergeron, in which she
received many pretty and useful gifts.
| Refreshments were served.
On the evening of Nav % the senior
class of the Hinsdale high school pre-
scented the three-act comedy, Diamonds
and Hearts. The following was the cast
Mrs Halstead. Paulina Mannis; Ber-
nice Halstead, Sybil Stearns; Amy Hal
stead. Ruth Mannis; Inez Grey, Harriet
Bergeron; Dwight Bradley, Paul John
son; DIR. Burton, EmmOnS Bell; Abra-
ham Barnes, Joseph Reddin: Hannah.
his sister. Teresa Golden; Sammy.
George Howe; the sheriff. Bernard Wal
lace; detective. Walker Kimball. Much
credit for the success of the affair is due
Prof. and Mrs. Rice, who devoted much
time to coaching the pupils.
On Friday, May &c, the girls of the
seventh grade cooking class entertained
at luncheon the board of education, ].
w. Field, Mrs. +. a. DAVIS and NJ. D.
White. The alcove of the domestic arts
room in the high school was converted
into dining room. where an attractive
table was set white lilacs and June
pinks being used for decoration Miss
Iris Streeter and Miss Marjorie Fay
acted as host and hostess and Miss Ruth
Cotton as waitress. The menu consisted
of boiled halibut, egg sauce mashed POI
tatOes, rolls, cucumber and tomato salad.
iced tea, orange sherbet, cake. This was
planned entirely and served by the girls,
to whom much credit is due. Those who
helped were Marjorie and Priscilla Fay,
Iris Streeter, Ruth Cotton, Maxine
Lockwood, Elizabeth Fales, Margaret
Wilkins and Verna Packard
On Friday evening Keene players gave
the Civil war drama in four acts, From
Sumter to Appomattox, with the follow
ing east: Julian Farnsworth, captain
z. 5. army, DIR. Il. J. Bullock; George
Roberts, major G. S. army, Cleon II.
Head; Judge Thorne, colonel G. s..
army, w. +. Brockway: Lieut.. Forbes,
Us. army, Leon Beals; Lieut.. ELS
worth, 9. ). army, Henry n. Smith:
Wash, runaway contraband, Carl r.
Brockway Glare Thorne, a daughter of
Judge Thorne, Sadie NJ. Stafford Kate
Spencer. her companion, Edythe Martin
The funeral services of Mrs f.. W.
JeffOrds was held at the Robertson home
Friday at , o'clock. Rev ]. II. Sargent
0ticiated. Walter $. Stearns of Brattle-
boro sang. The house was filled with
relatives. friends and neighbors. An album
dance of flowers were received as tokens
of affection. The service at the ceme-
terry was carried out according to the
O. T.. S. ritual.