The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-25

bany, y. Y. Monday Mrs Helen Whit
man substituted as teacher in the third
and fourth grades for Mrs. Howieson
Tuesday.
Philip Barrc's family has been NOV
ing from Peter Wimmelmann s house
on Shafter street into the tenement over
Wheeler 4 Damour s store. recently va
Gated by Edward BroWn.
Mrs. Harry Rice returned to her
home in Searsburg Sunday after having
been at Mrs. John Temple for time
on account of the construction work
| which was in progress near her home.
Miss Lena Shaw. fifth aud sixth grade
teacher in the village school, was called
| to Weybridge last week by the illness and
! death of her grandfather. Miss Nina
| Eckley substituted for her and Mrs.
Helen Whitman substituted for. Miss
| Eckley.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the. Bap-
| fist church held food sale at the
| Barcelona bakery building on East Main
| street Saturday afternoon and cleared
Sl3.5O to apply on the $50 to be contrib
| Movement before May /.
/ y party of 10. consisting of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Bailey of Shafter street and his
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wood
! Mrs Lee Titus. Misses Frances and
| Eleanor Wood. Raymond Wood and
| Howard Tripp went on snowshoc hike
| Sunday afternoon, visiting Frank Mann's
sugar house. where they built fire and
/ cooked lunch.
| The Womcn's Missionary society of
the Baptist church held its monthly meet
I ing at the home of Airs. II u. Allen on
Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting
| will be at the church YeStry March 4,
the women of the church furnishing din
! ner a. Is the usual custom on town meet
L haIn
on the fund for missions. #.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Haslins were
pleasantly surprised at their home OF
/ West Main street Tuesday evening by
members of the Christian Endeavor so
cjety of the Baptist church. there being
l3l present. Games aud music were en-
| joyed and refreshments. of sandwiches
cake and coffee We're Served. Mr.. and
| Mrs. HaskinS were presented teaspoons
la butter-knlfe and sllgaFashell rs token
Iof appreciation of the faithful and ef
ficient work of Mrs. Haskins as presi
dent of the society for the past two
lyears. s=......
| Funeral services for Mrs. Barber
Chase, whose death occurred in Halifax
were held at the home of her parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe, in this place
| Thursday, Feb. Is, and We're largely at
| tended. Rev. r. VI. Bissell Of the Uni
| yersahst church otliciated Mrs Henrs
Mann and Mrs. Lula Fowler sang three
| selections; Lead. Kindly Light. Still
Still With Thee, and In the Secret oi
| His Presence Relatives and friends
who came from out of town To attend
the funeral were Barber Chase, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Halbert Eames, Mrs. Fred Robin.
son, all of Halifax Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Allard and son. Clyde, Mr. and Mrs
Fordycc Hager, all of Jacksonville: Mr.
and Mrs. Miller f. Howe. of North
| Adams, Mass, AIR. and Mrs. Frank G.
Harvey, of West Dover, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Whitney of Marlboro. There
was a profuse display of floral tributes
TO testify the esteem. OF friends of the
departed. Halbert Eames, Milton Bick
ford, Miller Howe, and Earl Howe acted
as bearers. The body was placed in the
vault at Riveryiew to await burial there
next spring,