The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-27
NorthfeM, Mass.
N TWO PLACES AT ONCE.
,,,,a Claus Visited the North and
South Churches.

b two heavily laden trees, stars OF
'GSe everlasting and greens being eiiee-
KIN arranged about the altar. The pro.
I'M had been arranged with much diff.
I'm ON account OF the prevalence Of
,,la frgr and IL was carried out un.
My wen hy the members of the Sun.
4, school as follows: Carol, Sunday
tool; welcome song, Clesson Alexander;
y Helen Moore and Mary Richards,
u..,,I.. Helen Martindale; recitation,
Inle Cummings; chorus, Mrs. e. G..
SSarn,, class; recitation, Little Katie;
z SGtation, Richard Calender; Christmas
.,ns Mrs. y. p. Woods's class; recta.
nm, Bert Richards, Madeline Suther'
land Donald Cummings and Bernice Web
ser, ,olo and chorus Emma Alexander;
ritation. Ethel Proctor; chorus, Mrs. j..
IN Cummings class: Santa Claus and the
Mouse. Rehecca Alexander; duet Ellie
gsarus and Agnes Moore; Rotations,
Iulm Proctor and Henry Holton; solo and
,boul.. Daisy Dickinson and Sunday
shooL Santa Claus then appeared and
4 distributed the presents, giving each child
boy Of candy and an orange. Then in
voice suspiciously like f. W. Watson's
( he babe the audience good night.
The high school will begin Monday.
Henry Bardwel is spending a few days
at his home here.
Mrs. Callaghan has gone to visit her
daughters in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leaviss were expected
home from Boston Thursday.
Charles Hastings of Lynn is visiting
MS daughter, Mrs. Fred Proctor.
Miss Lizzie Purple was entertained by
DR.. A. l.. Newton Christmas day.
Arthur Mason is to move into the va
can't tenement over Webster's block.
Mrs. d. NJ. Wilson and daughter re-
turned from New York city Tuesday,
Mr.. NJ. O. Perham is entertaining. Mrs.
Sutherland and her daughter from Athol.
Mrs. Dwight Proctor is visiting her
mother in Springfield during the holidays.
Miss Nellie Tatnaude has gone to her
home in North Orange Tor short Vaca'
ton.
Howard Doane is spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. W.
DOane.
Miss Annie Grace of Boston is guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Grace.
lanes Crelan from Albany has been the
recent guest of his mother, Mrs. Addle
Crean. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Falcon were, guests
Of his sister, Mrs. +. L. Atwood, over
Christmas.
Miss Maggie Grace of New Brunswick,
Y /. came Christmas day for a short
vacation here.
The dates of the Unitarian fair have
been changed to Feb. II and ~ instead
Of Feb. ID and IA.
4 pleasant party of townspeople' pa
tronized Perham's inn on Christmas uay
and enjoyed the fine dinner.
Miss Marjorie Wilson sails next week
for italy, where she will meet her sister,
Helen, and spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Green OF WarwlcE
spent Christmas day with Mrs. Joseph
Williams where there was family gain
ering.
1t is said that Will Grace is soon &c
move into the vacant tenement ON Maps
street and will be in the employ OF the
seminary.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander expected to &c
Yesterday to Nashville, Tenn, where she
has accepted position to teach the piano
in large college.
G. N. Kidder was much disappointed II
the non-appearance of large number o
articles for the Christmas trade, SOM
trouble with the freight causing the de
lay.
leap wear ball will be given in Son
If Veterans hall by the auxiliary veg
pesdav evening, Jan. !. Good music WI
be furnished by an orchestra from OUT .
town.
Robert Wood of Tufts college, Mise
Moore and Calender OF Simmons colieg
and Annie Grace OF Boston are amonl
those visiting relatives IN town durih
the holidays.
There were several family Christina
PARTIES. many having trees and accompany
inc decorations. Among others VINO ha'
celebrations were G. IL. Webster, Charle
Keet and Mrs. J. A. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ware were calle'
to Bernardston this week on account 0
the death of her sisters husband, Alder
Warner, who leaves besides his widow
son and daughter. The funeral was hel'
yesterday in Bernardston.
News was received here yesterday after
noon of the death in a sanltarIum he %
Boston of Miss Mary Ann Belcher, o.
The funeral will be held tomorrow altfl
noon at 3 o'clock at the nome oi t tnI
Misses Osgood in Northiield' a sN.aV S
Of Miss Belcher's life will be gwen h'A
week. 81 or
Nv reouest of the trustees a me Por
trait of the late Charles IL. Gleene Ia !;
been hung in the Dickinson Memorial pr H. |,
brary. The picture was given wen a ny init MI
widow of Mr.. Greene. lie was an foun
mate friend of Nathaniel Dickinson, n lo" .
der of the library, and had Deeh on' '
its trustees since It's erectloh'
The Mortified Telephone company ~, La 10
extended its lines taking IN supsiii s" cal
Gated in Pine Meadow with 1nes Xu II
numbers: A. w. Ward, 1917, w pai
Browning, 1873; +. @. Parker, io,1i Ia J;
lin E. Shearer l5-5; W. /. G al p,,Sanr;her
This addition makes about 100 ~ suoHIi ,una
in this section with central olilee io0>
in Webster's block. r1:.ou;o,
sermon was given IN the Cn ~ WI
church last Sunday by Rev. u, N, nr 70
son on Christmas. 1t was speclahy III ~,
pared for the younger members; ~ mn
congregation. There was approPSihla aeh ord
sic and a solo, There WeTs r 2IdpTh III,
hiding in the Field, by b. +. fleld. CIV ln
obmuoh decorations were unusually me
f besides the greens in the form Of wreath IN
and the festoons there were s seDeIai ve p~
T rietie 81 of chrysanthemums placed " yer I
effectively around the altar altar t1 aor ISL
Charles w. Nation. church iiolis'. :,
The sudden death Of the Sl lye Fri
dangbter of Otis Fisher occurred la isI, f FL
day The child seemed perfectly aayyin wen WEN en-
dayy before but the next morning wen
INTO commissions and was never IS eor restor
in the intervals. All efforts t,1Una vain
her to a normal condition were Ere u afternool
and her death occurred IN tne Mich an s synl
the result of toxic poisoning. ga Mrs Mrs Fish
PATTY 4ss Ssssy Addiction lfT P A The
was on Sunday lay a hIra was in the vlag
cemetery.