The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-06

tatuocn the tracks near the engine house
Al South Vernon a train came on one
track. This attracted his attention SO ne
Nd not notice the other until he got onto
tbe track. He jumped and escaped unh-
;nrsJ lint both legs of the horse were
tur,nE.n and the wagon considerably in
S,ed by the swiftly moving train. 1t Is
wonder that more accidents do not oe-
S,r at this point and just such circum'
Stances as these are likely to happen any
5,y # is hoped that this accident may
Gs an incentive to have something done
nv the railroad officials for the general
public safety.
Albert Hicks is in the employ OF S. II.
Smith. =
Miss Marion Webster is visiting IN
Kaene.
Miss Minnie Warden is spending
few days in Springfield.
Mrs Gillette has returned after. a visit
NJ several months in Boston and Vlclh-
iy,
Mrs. n. p. Wood spent part OF the
waak in Athol returning Tuesday even
Miss Martha Hall is at present IN
Greenfield having closed her cottage on
Main street.
F w. Dame and family have returned
from Williamstown where they speh'
Thanksgiving.
Miss Daisy Dickinson, who has been
spending a few days out OF town. re-
turned yesterday.
D. X. Neville shot two deer near HON
er smiths place just over the New lamp
shire line this week.
Clifford Lyman returned home last sat
urdav on account of illness when Is pro-
nounced to be typhoid fever
Mrs. w. r. Moody returned IRON a
TRIP to England last week. Mr.. and MIS-
A. G. Moody are expected later
The Woman's Relief corps have regn-
lar meeting this afternoon when the ON
GERS of the coming year are to be elected.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weaver OF Athol
spent few DAYS last week with Mr.. anu
Mrs. Walter Doolittle OF Warwick ave
The voung people were not allowed TO
have the usual Thanksgiving dance on ac-
count of the many cases OF illness III
town.
The Mortified grange will hold the
newt regular meeting on Tuesday Wheh
tba officers for the coming year VIII DC
elected, -
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary has
nostnoned its fair from Dec. 10 to later
date which will be some time before
Christmas.
G n Kidder. with visions OF Venlsoh
steaks as constant companions, Is Iahins
advantage of the open season anu h''li''''e
deer in New Hampshire
Thomas Ouinlan is breaking ground on
the corner of Main and School streets
for the new automobile station winch VIII
be managed by John Barber.
Downie's spectacular Uncle ION
Cabin company gave an eHhipl1 ~ w
tbrough a portion of the village at noon
Nv and Mrs. Walter Doolittle,, Mr.
nani;++laiS father of West Mortified ano
Mr. Pierce spent Thanksgiving day II II
Ievden with Mr.. and Mrs. Oler DoohC
Charles w. Nation had in the e enef
tive arranoement of flowers in the Soutf
ob1rob last Sunday number of pansle'
which he picked from his garden las
week.
Chester Lee has moved from Vernon 7,
live with his daughter, Mrs. f. T.. Alu
rich fine addition having been hnlsne'
which was added to the north slde OF tn
house. r.
The installation of the officers OF har
monv lodge was held "Wednesday even
ing, j. G. Stoddard OF GreenhelId 2eins -
Sailing officer assisted by H. " 'i'oA4
marshal. r.,
Josenb w. Field and Benjamin ID. Gal
,o oIp attended the Score Card poultr,
whit in Greenfield Wednesday an
Thursday. Mr.. Field was among. In ~:
-,rom;nent exhibitors and some OF III
b;rde scored very high.
The Fortnightly club had an lnteres'
ing meeting last Monday a1ter1 m D aia
sn6iect being Immigration and our hei .
t;on to the Italians in America. Beside
;nstrnctive papers there were seVera
readings by the members
Tbera were several large family gather
mos on THANKSGIVING day Among otheC
Who entertained were Harvey Evans =
4 Ware. Fostine Bigelow, DAVID ba I
Newton Keet, j. I. cummings o. :
Calender and DR.. n. 7. WOOD.
Meetings of the sewing societies wef
held in the parlors OF both tne mon nr
and South churches yesterday ai'eln i.;n
The South church people are haAih
preparations for their annual 1air wiz
viii be held later in the WINTER
Several kind neighbors have given
+bo family made destitute by fire OF nom
and cIothinp. articles of wearing appar'
and household furniture. These are nut
annreciated and show that the, text
hearing one another's burdens is nc
forgotten.
There are many expressions :, oil syn
patbv for A. W. Mead and family w fos
daughter died in Hinsdale last week Irol
dip6tberia. The family are residents
Hinsdale and Mr. Mead has been IN ~
meat business here for several year
where he has many friends. Two otht
daughters i'll with the same disease al
improving and considered out OF DANCE
A representative of the Snowflake col
canning factory of Brattleboro was
town this week making. arrangement
with the farmers to raise sweet COZ
in 1908. His prices were trlfe nign.
than paid this year-sl5 ton an an
freight paid by the company against Z
ton and the farmer paying the lrelgl
this wear. He has the promise OF
creased acreage of sweet corn for the COZ
ing season. :.
Mrs. Flonnda NJ. Simpson, So, di'