The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-17

| Chamberlain is a state forester and spent
one summer in this town several years
ago in charge of the Bald mountain re-
serve The family is living at South Lon
donderry.
Principal J. H. Wright has received,
| in his capacity as chairman of the Yer
mont library committee, an invitation 20
! be present at the annual club meeting of
| the Western Massachusetts Library asso-
| citation to be held at South Deerfeld,
! Mass, June -. Mr.. Wright viii deliver
an address on Service.
James Ford and children, Ralph and
Ruth, came recently from Newark, Ar
! kansas, to visit at the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. w. l.. Tenney. Mr. Ford, who is q
worker in the Y. NJ. G. A. will go soon to
/ Connecticut, leaving his children here for
| the summer. The family are former resi-
/ dents of this place and all are glad to
| welcome their return
f. w. Watson received news Monday
from his brother, NJ. e. Watson OF
Sunnyvale, Cal, of the death of Mrs.
June 4 She formerly was of SAVOY,
/ Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Watson were to
/ start east with the body June IA expect
| ing to arrive in Adams, Mass. June 20.
/ They viii visit in Townshend before re-
turning West.
| a ball game, which drew a large audi
erce of excited spectators, was played at
/ $50 Wednesday afternoon on the athletic
| field between the seminary nine and a
! team from Chester high school. the semi
nary winning with score of IL to 3.
| Straitif did good work in the box for the
| locals, hobbs taking his place in the
| last inning. Columbus, in catcher's po-
sition, was in his usual good form. This
/ gives the seminary second place in the
| league. 1t was the last game to be
| played here unless dropped game with
! Walpole should be taken up later.
About "a couples enjoyed merry
| evening at the senior prom Monday
| night. Music for dancing was furnished
| by Shows five-piece orchestra. The hall
was effectively decorated with crepe pa
per festoons of the class colors, purple
and gold and bouquets of wild roses and
| tall ferns were massed on the stage. Re
| freshmentS of salads rolls, ice-cream.
| cake and lemonade were served by the
| senior class during the evening. The
! only drawback to the perfect success of
/ the affair was the failure of the electric
| lights the line being put out of commits
| sion by the high wind of the day and
night, The old gasoline lamps were
/ called into service.
| The members of the Girls club held an
! enjoyable picnic beside the brook at
! Hastings grove Tuesday afternoon An
exciting bali game was played. Bacon
/ and other goodies were toasted at a bon
/ fire and q Girls club good time was
| had from start to finish. The work Of
| the club throughout the school year is to
be commended. 1t has furnished the
/ young people with many evenings OF
! clean, wholesome pleasure and recreation
! and given them experience in conducting
| social affairs. The club paid the ex-
| penses Of two members to the older girls
conference in May and will send two
| members for a two weeks outing at the
camp at Dummerston. Besides the
/ founder and patroness, Mrs. ID. G..
Smythe. the two seminary teachers Miss
| Simpson and Miss Deans. have aided
greatly in the activities of the club.
George Gale and bride. formerly Miss
| Minnie Day, of Chester came Wednes-
| day with Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Blood
| spend a part of their honeymoon with
them and at II. @. Gales. Mr. Gale is
a foster son of Mr.. and Mrs H. O.
| Gale and spent his bOybood here. He
has been employed some time at Chester
and Is part owner of a od-working
mill at Chester Depot which is doing a
good business. Mrs Gale is a graduate
nurse of the Bellows Falls hospital and
at an examination held at Burlington
| had the highest ranking of any nurse in
| the state. The wedding took place at
| the brides home June z The ceremony
/ was performed in the open air. a full
/ b!ossomed syringa bush furnishing back
| ground and decoration. 4 double ring
went June Is to Royalstcn, Mass. and
| will return from there to Chester, where
| they have a furnished tenement ready
/ for occupancy.