Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

,srit,tions. solos and choruses, the small
pcpplc receiving much praise for their part
NJ The entertainment aud each number be-
ing heartily applauded, From wee Daniel
Alexander to Aunt Pamela Kendall, SO years
Of age, all enjoyed the evening and were
made happy by receiving many gifts from
fhc two Christmas trees, delivered by an
exceedingly frisky Santa Claus
e. II. Webster has returned from his trip
through the south.
George Mason is spending the Christmas
vacation in Lowell.
Warren Aldrich has been entertaining his
brother from Worcester
Miss Marion George is entertaining some
Ioung friends from Boston.
Roy Chamberlain is employed as clerk in
he store of c. f. Williams.
Mrs Emma Stowell Of Athol is visiting
her sister, Mrs. NJ. o. Perham,
| Mrs Wcatherhed OF Vernon is visiting
her daughter, Mrs y. p, Wood
Mrs. Leon r. Alexander is visiting her
parents in Bradley Beach, \, J.
Robert Ware spent Christmas with Mr..
bnd Mrs. Burton Ware in Orange.
In the distribution of the corporation
TAX Norihfed's share is S10s3.15.
Miss Stewart of the telephone exchange
spent Christmas day in Brattleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green are the
guests of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ii.
Green.
Ted Alderman has returned home from
the Albany Business college account of
illness
Martin James is spending few days in
Orange during his convalescence from pneu'
mona.
Charles o. Keefe from Boston spent few
days in town with Mr., and Mrs Daniel
0'Kesfe
Mrs. Nettie Putnam is caring for Mrs.
William Lamson, who is recovering from
pneumonia.
Fostine A. Bigelow and family went to
Putney We lnesday where he is to super
intend a farm.
Mrs. C. C. Stearns has so far recovered as
to be able to spend Christmas with Mrs.
G. f. Alderman.
Misses Smith and Gagenheimer stenogra'
piers at the colportage, are spending va
cation in Lowell.
Mrs. Annie Ball from New Haven was a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Newton
the first of the week.
Robin Crowell of Yale university is
spending a few days at his grandfather s.
Rev. G. F. Pentecost's.
son was welcomed TO the home OF D.
lincoln Hammond now of Whitehall y.
Y, few days since.
Mrs. Dwight Proctor entertained her
mother Mrs. Clara Powers, and sister from
Springfield Christmas day.
DR.. N. p. Wood. at recent meeting OF
the agricultural society in Greenfield was
appointed one of the trustees
Mrs Clutter on Highland avenue is en-
PERTAINING her son and family from Boston
During his visit the son has been Ill.
This evening the grangers are to have
n Christmas tree in Floral hall with reel
tations and songs by children Oh the
grangers.
There were family parties at d. n. r.
Woods. Fred l.. Proctor S, Joseph ool,on y
DR.. A. i. Newton's and others on ohris'
mas day
Miss Sue Thompson, teacher oil the seE
enth and eighth grades OF schooi az tne
center has gone to her home in Maine ior
the vacation.
Tbo officers elect of the Woman's Relief
.orns are to be installed Friday afternoon
Ion 70 which limited number OF guests
are to be invited
NJ and Mrs J. H. Dunnell spent CHRIST
s n Boston. On Christmas eve they
,r,are exnecting to attend the wedding Oh
Mrs Dunnells nephew
The condition of the sidewalks on most oi
the streets has been so icy as 10 mani
walking anything but pleasure anu "'
merous falls are reported
Misses Mary. Annie and Margaret grace,
o,eo John Grace were the guests Oh tneil
narents over Christmas returning "
rarious occupations Wednesday morning
Tho amnloves at the colportage received
Ia n;aces as Christmas gifts from the
managers. the amount depending upon VA
Iorotb of time they have beeh co'e
with the business =
An entertainment and lucent suppei
n he given at II in the Unitarian 'nu mba
narlors for the benefit OF the choi,. ~
entertainment is uhuer
Benjamin F. Fleld' n,o
Arthur W. Mason and Ahce D. =. The The
49, a. her cousins in Brattleboro' W. vi
~, Nc Mason are to live IN ureehheiu'
where he is employed.
n,rid and Fanny Stockbridge, ueorse
Gortrnde Calender, Margaret Caiiashnn
Icon Whitmore, Thomas Hart are ahon .onts
l;st of Young people visiting tieii pa
not mentioned elsewhere.
There was gathering of the i p'nn,ou in
,o;ahbors of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bigeio" IN
4ha;r house on Maple street last Friday eve
~ for farewell visit before they "e"'
~ their new home In vermont
Herbert L. Brigham, Discouraged =!
,ow temperature and the prospee. VI
ats Of winter weather, has gone W
',ora genial climate in Florida, anu eNpo''
n,o, rornain during the cold weather
THE Fortnig Chilly club will NEE, lin NEE he
Mandav afternoon and the subject wiz fa ~
. W. Hvsuenots. An essay is expected iio as
ME ,ne Eta 9. Wilson and book review u
tho Refugees by Mrs. Jennie Q Mo0.'
There is to be a joint installation OF a .nd
.s;oors.eleet of the Sons OF Neteia ,"aasda,,
Sans of veterans auxiliary next ,o iaesu r;iy
oonS Jan. 1. Benjamin F. fielu "l 81
e eot as installing officer for the suns
Veterans. ,fort of the
changes TO better suit the comlor. "a in
u,ests of Perham's Inn have peen MAJ and
s,e .ooms The public waiting I1oi" sontb
s NJ looms are to be found on 'ne .'rns.
u isa - The house About 10 OF 'he -" at
siue u an;oved their Christmas dihnei