The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-29


The S. s. club met at the home of Mrs.
Herbert Haskell June 20.
Vernon Colby is making preparations
to open a restaurant in the old Times
building soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Snow of Brattle-
boro were guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Hall, Sunday.
Mrs May Jones has returned from a
| several weeks absence, visiting among
relatives in New York city and Brook
lyn.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorr Fitch and Wilson
Shippee of West Dover and Mrs. Mary
Chase went to Greenfield Friday, return
ing Sunday.
Miss Fannie Hollis left town Tuesday
morning, after spending a two-weeks
vacation at the home of her aunt, Mrs
y. A. Wood.
Greeley A. Brown has bought a Buick
runabout and j. T.. Conn0rS has bought
a Ford runabout through the L. A.
! Brown agency.
| The Dix school. which was taught by
| Miss Griggs. closed last Friday, Miss
| Griggs leaving Saturday morning for hen
home in North Troy.
Miss Edith Bartlett joined a party of
automobilists from West Dover Satur-
day and went with them to spend the
! day in North Adams, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson and
boro Sunday, going from there to Brat
tleboro before returning home.
| Rev. and Mrs. F. \. Rutan and SON.
| Huntington, left town Monday morning
| for a two months vacation at their sum
mer home in Lake Pleasant, \. \.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcus Busby metored
TO North Adams, Mass, Sunday to carr,
| Mrs. Busby's mother, Mrs. Celestial Boyd
/ to spend the summer with her son ana
/ daughter there.
Kenneth f. Preston has returned from
| his trip to Binghampton, \. Y, and is
| spending some time with Miss Gladys
/ Nacteer. to whom his engagement was
recently announced.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corbett and
daughter, Marion. also Misses Minnie
and Edith Corbett motored to Troy, \.
! Y Monday, the two latter to remain for
few days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnard. Mrs Mary
Boyd, Mrs. Eli Porter, Mrs. John
! Shadler and Vincent Walsh were bust
ness visitors in North Adams, Mass.
/ Tuesday. going in Mr.. Barnard's auto
| mobile
William Duvall of Boston came with
! Mrs. J. Leslie Duvall on her return home
after spending several weeks with rela
| tives in that vicinity. Mrs. Duvall is
| leaving town this week with their house
| hold goods for Medford, Mass, where
/ her husband has secured position.
/ Dwight II. Smith of Putney was il
town Saturday. His sister, Mrs. Walter
| Howe. returned home with him for the
weekend Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
! Houghton Smith of Brattleboro, came
\ Sunday to bring her home. returning
Monday.
Mrs Gertrude Russell and grandsons
| Russell and William Macdonald. Went
to Brattleboro. where the boys had med
| zeal treatment. Russell had an operation
on his nose, which was followed by 3
severe hemorrhage. William had adenoids
| removed.
The two barns on the Frank Boyd
| place, also known as the old Butterfiel
| place, located in the south part of tn
/ town and owned by Fred Ward. were de
| stroyed by fire late Sunday afternoon to.
gether with a large quantity of farming
implements and 500 worth of lumber.
The men in the employ of the Power
! Construction company, accompanied by
| their wives or sweethearts left Whining
/ ton by automobile early Saturday morn
/ ing to attend the fifth annual field day
! held by the company for their employees
which was held at Brookside park, neal
| Athol, Mass. AS the day was fine They
had q most enjoyable trip, and indulge,'
in games and sports. the winners in tn
| contests being rewarded by the presenta-
ton of substantial prizes. The party re
! turned home late that night tired, but
feeling that the day had been we'll spent