The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-09

meeting was recOnSidercd and money APP
propriated as follows: Tax collector.
S2oJ; town accountant. $500: treasurer,
| $500; selectmen, 50 a day and not TO OK
coed $500 for each selectman; care of
poor, $500; highways and bridges.
| 81 900 town hall, $500: interest on tenn
porary loan, $500. The following com
mittee was appointed at the request Of
the board of trade to devise a permanent
lpOlicy for the care of trees: Ill. Ill. Gro
zier A. G.. Moody, Arnold HoltOn.
S. E. Walker was in New York last
week,
c. P. Buhum has been i'll several days
! with grip.
| Frederick Caldwell has recovered from
an attack of grip.
Miss Isabel Thompson plans to open her
home the last of this week.
| Mortified seminary laundry win close
! from March IL to March -.
Mrs. $. Il. Whitmore spent several
| days last week in Boston on business.
Miss Marion Webster is spending the
week in Boston visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Amber WEIGH
Mrs c. Z. Dickerson viii entertain
! the Mothers society for the afternoon
] Wednesday. March -.
Miss Ida Rock of Amherst has been
visiting at the Mortified hotel. She is
former matron of the hotel.
Mrs, f. w. Pattison entertained the
| clothing efficiency class at her home
| Thursday afternoon, March ,.
| Mrs. r. w. Woodbury.. who spent the
winter in Brattlehoro With her cousin,
hasi lpturned to her home here.
Mrs. Christina Larson completes her
10 weeks course in dietetics at Amherst
State college Saturday of this week
| drill st. Michael ; Cadets of Brattle-
! boro the evening of April at Brattle-
! boro.
The Order Of Eastern Star will hold a
covered dish supper next Wednesday eve
ming. There is to be initiation at that
/ time.
Dr. David \ Pitt of the Central Bap-
fist church of Norwich. Conn, will preach
| Mt the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Frank w. Kellogg arrived Thursday
night. March >. from Florida ana is at
! the Mortified hotel. His family viii not
return until later.
! Philip Howard underwent an opera
! tion for gravel ut the Peter Bent brigham
/ hospital in Boston Monday evening. His
condition is excellent.
The Woman : Relief corps held a reg
ular meeting last Friday afternoon at
| Alexander hall. Mrs. Meighan was ini-
J tiated in membership.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Cummings now
occupy the upper department of the Green
4 Gate Tea house Mr.. Cummings is en-
ployed at the Barber grain store at North
| field.
/ Mrs Charles Gilbert of Mortified
/ Farms is with her brother. Frank Evans.
and Mrs. Evans this week while SubStitut-
ing for Miss Hazel Clapp at the Center
school.
Mrs. Raymond Mooney of Charlestown.
y. H., came TO attend the funeral of her
grandmother last Friday and visited with
. Ter mother, Mrs. William Leavis, until
Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burbank have
been at the Mortified hotel fortnight.
Mr.. burbank is principal of a high school
in Worcester. With them were DR. and
/ Mrs. Aspinwall of Worcester.
The Grange holds its monthly family
I supper next Tuesday evening. The sub
/ iect for the discussion is to be, How
Shall the Grange BE of Benefit to Our
Town? Degrees also will be conferred.
Miss Mary Eliza Clark. teacher at the
seminary in 1914 and 1919, has been at
the Mortified hotel a week. She is trav-
cling secretary for the Home and Foreign
board of Missions of the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. \. u. Moody and Mrs. l.. X.
Smith attended a meeting of the executive
committee of the Franklin County Branch
of the Women's Board of Foreign Mis-
SiOns"at the White Tea House in Green
field Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Smith and child
will move to Amherst in about a week,
where Mr.. Smith has position. For
many years he has been employed in this
town and much of the time in the milk
room of the Mortified seminary farms.
Rev David A. Pitt. d. D. of the Cen.
trail Baptist clurclf of Norwich, Conn,
i will sneak at Sage chapel at 5 b. m. sun
i day. He also viii speak ut Mount Her
mon at $50 p. III. Rev. Il. w. Pattison
will preach at Monut Hermnn Sunday
morning.
Warren ]. Wright. who has been town
treasurer 30 years ,HSenf his resignation
to the board of seleetmen Wednesday.
Frank W. Williams has been secured to
act as town treasurer until the next town
meeting. which probably will be called
before April.
The Boys Brigade has been making
some good records in rifle practice on
/ drill nights at skinner gymnasium. The
following boys are now eligible for me-
dals Tor pro craftsmanship: SteDhen
-angton, Henry Smith, Lee Sheldon,
Gordon Buifum.
w. G. Roberts returned TO Mortified
| Saturday from Maine after an absence
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