The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-18


T. G. Thurston is home from the North
Adams City hospital.
The high school viii close Friday for a
thrcc-wcells' vacation.
Mrs II. II. Moore, who has been in i'll
health. is more comfortable.
Charles Sumner came home from the
hospital in North Adams, Mass, Thurs
day.
Fred Harrington has returned from Al
bany. where he has been for Il few days
having his knee cared for.
The $. O. V. auxiliary will hold a food
sale at the Barcelona bakery building
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The little son of Harry Bickford has
been staying with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Bickford. few days.
The farmers are busy with their work
in the sugar orchards this week and
some report quite quantity of syrup al
ready made.
Miss Minnie Corbett has resumed her
duties as boOkkeeper at the office of the
Ludington Woodenware Co, after a
weeks illness.
James Upton, also Clarence Plumb OF
Nottingham. were in Greenfield one day
recently to see June Chase, who is in the
Franklin County hospital.
On Saturday. Mrs. June Chase and
Leon Convey went to Greenfield to ac-
company Mr.. Chase home from the hos
pital, but found him unable to take the
journey.
Harold Allen has been i'll and unable
to attend either to his duties at the
store or as undertaken. Leon Covey went
% Readsboro Monday morning to attend
4 funeral.
Guy Nido came home from his trip tC
Nottingham Friday night suffering from
an attack of grip. DR. Dunn was called
to attend him. He was able to- be out
again Monday.
Miss Grace Waterbury of Springfield
Mass. who had been spending a week
with her mother Mrs. w r. Waterbury
Adamss, returned home Monday.
James Russell Of Mountain Mills
whose death occurred March 9. formerly
was a resident of Wilmington village
The funeral was held Saturday. lie
leaves a wife and several children.
Herman Bliss of Shelburne Falls
Mass. arrived in town Wednesday with
other men 10 go into Searsburg to work
at the new powerhouse. lie viii board
at the home of his cousin, s. l.. Hill, for
a time.
VIII Fitch. who died in West Virginia
recently was a native of Wilmington
being son OF the late Erastus A. Fitch
The body arrived here Saturday noon
and the funeral was held in the Univer-
saliSt church that afternoon.
At the birthday party given at Childs
Tavern in henor of Mrs. Jane Roadway,
several friends were present and refresh
ments were served. These included a
birthday cake which was appropriately
decorated with candles and figures TO
represent the age of the hOnored guest.
Many people from out of town came to
attend the home talent play entitled Val
ley Farm. which was presented in Me
mortal hall Thursday evening of last
week under the auspices of the Parent
Teacher association. 1t proved great
success and was witnessed by a full
house. Approximately $50 was real
lied
4 wedding took place Mt the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Haynes March
II. when their daughter Edith, and
Theodore Burchards of Flushing, l.. i.
were married the ceremony being per
formed by Rev +. NJ. Bissell in the
presence of the family of the bride and
the parents of the bridegroom.
A large number of ladies attended the
demonstrations regarding the fitting OF
patterns to individual fig