The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-07
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DIR. c.. Z. Bruce of New York is at his
summer home here
Mrs. Bessie Bellinger is the owner of
a new Ford automobile.
James Little of Saxtons River visited
his sister, Mrs. A. w. Barry, and family
Sunday.
Mrs Jennie Raleigh and little daugh-
ter. Anita, spent the holiday at Athol,
Mass, with friends.
The regular meeting of Birchard
Women's Relief corps. for July will be
held at Odd Fellows hall in Newfane
Saturday afternoon, July s.
George FAIR of Ripton is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Fl. G. Franklin. Mrs. Frank
lin will return with him Thursday for
visit at her parents home
Miss Ida Boyden celebrated her 18th
birthday Thursday with an evening
party. to which is friends were invited
Refreshments were served, games We're
PLAYED and the victrola furnished music
for dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Franklin are
moving to small cottage near Wizards
mill. where they will live during the
summer while the O'Brien's are in town
to occupy their bungalow. Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Brien are expected July IL.
Mr. and Mrs j. S. Squires have been
entertaining a house party, including
his mother. Mrs. c. B. Squires, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Magoon and two sons. Wendell
and Herbert. and Mr.. Magoons nephew,
Mr.. Calhoun, all of Fitchburg, Mass
A party of young people, including
Miss Eloise Cummings. Miss Ruth
Barry, Miss Jennie Raleigh. Anita
Raleigh and Maynard Taft, went in
Henry Puffer's automobile to Rutland
SUNDAY to visit the two seminary teach
ers. Miss Angelina Simpson and Miss
Lillian Deans.
Mrs. Lucy Franklin has received news
from her grandsons in California, for
merIy of this village, that since the
death of his sister Ida. Lewis Franklin,
has been taken into the home of Mrs.
S. Booth, where James has made his
home several years. The two boys are
greatly enjoying being together. james
graduated from the eighth grade of the
grammar school this spring.
Rev. w. H. hobbs and family started
Wednesday on an automobile trip to
their former home in Hanover. Mass,
Mrs. hobbs and daughter, Helen, VIII
remain for a few weeks at the home of
their son, Ronald hobbs.
Miss Alice Randall returned Wednes-
dav to Oak Bluffs. Martha's Vineyard.
after being called home by the illness
and death of her father, Moses Randall.
She went to Boston by rail and from
there hv boat. Miss lydia Everson and
train to Boston Miss Fverson to re-
turn to her work and Miss Plumb to
bcoin a six weeks course at Simmons
college.
A pleasant evening party was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Walter Tim
son Friday evening to which the women
employees at c. H. Wizards mill were
invited. the guest of honor being Mrs.
Anne Holbrook, who has finished work
and expects to leave town soon. Re-
treatments We're served and Mrs. Hol-
brook was presented a Butterfly pendant
with pearls. from her friends as a token
of goodwill
A meeting of the Dorcas Guild was
held at the Congregational vestry
Wednesday with good attendance
The hostesscs for the day were Mrs
J. E. Hair Mrs w Sanderson and Mrs
susan Atwood who served delicious re-
treatments. The date of the annual
guild sale was decided to be Wednes-
day, Aug. ?, the booths to be upon the
village park if the weather is pleasant.
The general committee appointed for
the day is Mrs. 0. w Follett, Mrs. Bes-