The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-06
Academy BOYS Beat shoemen.

tleboro academy team and Durham
Brothers team was won by the academy
team by score of % to Is. The score;
b. \. Dunhams.
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The b. A. team will play with the
Putney team in Academy hall tomorrow
evening.
Arthur Crouch of Greenfield spent Sun
day in town
The Busy Bees met with Miss Maude
Miller last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Florence Ames is spending the
week with Miss Maude Miller.
Mrs. Georgiana Whitney is visiting her
son. George L. Whitney, this week.
Miss NJ. l.. Elliot of Putney is a guest
of Mrs. Flora l.. Adams this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey visited rela-
tives in Winchester, y. H.. recently.
Mrs. John Murray OF Cavendish is Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. Arad Gould
Frank Smcad of Wardsboro spent Sun
| Sidney Coleman of Guilford is working
for 5. P, Williams in his blacksmith shop.
Charles Miner, IT,, of Glazier, Cal, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Miner.
Miss Elizabeth Bracewell has been
spending a part OF the week at G. II.
! Barrett's.
Miss Sadie Helyar went to Halifax
Monday where she has accepted a posi-
| ton as teacher.
The Needeeraft club will meet with
Mrs. r. +. Dunklee, Chase street, next
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Winchester enter
tanned several of their relatives at a din
ner party Sunday
Rolin Harris Of Wilmington is visiting
his cousins, II. c. Winchester and g. S.
EIigley, this week.
Master Carroll Harris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Harris, has been very com
Portable during the week.
Mrs w. w. Holton of Athol Mass.
was an over-Sunday guest Of her parents,
Mr., and Mrs, II. c. Winchester.
Mrs. T. J. Knight is expected to return
today from SaXtons River where she has
been spending two weeks
G.. Fl Cone and family have moved this
week from Prospect street to c. II.
Grants house, 2S7 Western avenue.
ID. T. Perry and son, Harold, will finish
their work in Hampstead, \. H., tomor-
row and return home tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Sophia Sutherland has been able
Uost r.oa a,,d soor,g ~ b INV, ,,,,;J
Us "e~N "'' '1''''' ~ ~ s"'''''7 '"f'0
Nc. r1orono, n;a,.;nso,, ,,,tr.nod Mon
d,, fr, bo, ~ j., vv;iI;,,,,';iI nra
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W. H. Eddy has gone to Greenfield,
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Mrs Phoebe Knapp postponed her de-
parture Tor Needles, Cal, until tomor-
Nv, 9GJ pans " ''e'" several iio'i'"'
'''er' WIN ,,'i oU"
Mrs. Martina lyler returned TO her
home IN west Northheld, Mass, Monday,
having spent some time here, with her
daughter, Mrs. j. l., Stockwell.
Roscoe Fisher has had electric lights
installed in his Western avenue residence
tins week. The work was done by the
Twin State Gas and Electric company.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Knight returned
yesterday from Newport. n. H., where
he has been for several weeks in the EN-
PioS VI - 4, cry; w., VINO mas oeeh ouliu-
ny s'"'e Io""s III qua. 'o"h'
James Helyar, Guy Thayef and Denton
Smith returned to Mortified, Vt. Mon
day to resume their studies in Norwich
university, having spent several days here
at their homes.
The body of Frederick f. Stocllwell was
Drought r1 nele ioa purlIl W eGne Sl al1er-
ioo 4 Ny, ile oieo az us lollie III Cambridge
poll' alass., o i;let!y evening Oh fheuha-
ism anu computations
Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Phelps entertained
an unusually large number of relatives
Thanksgiving day, There We're II in
their party, nearly all of whom were
their children and grandchildren.
MI ana Mrs. Ieter Bennett OF Mata-
wan; n. ~ nave peen guests OF Mrs. Ben
ne pFotner, Il; p NeWeolho' TINS week