The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-13
Tried to Get Two Deer and Lost Both

m Edl herring puDlN HlOht. navy btSh 'NAs
init lately, thought it would be fine
time to go hunting. So armed with the
necessary licenses an excellent gun and
all the rest of hunters equipment he
courageously stalked into the happy hunt
ing grounds of New Hampshire. He was
soon delighted to see two large does
which with all the curiosity credited to
their sex trotted up for closer. inspec-
ton As soon as they were in close
range a shot from the gun caused one to
lump and fall and the hunter hurriedly
aimed and fired at No. 2 that he might
get his two deer all at once. But while
man proposed, deer No. was disposed
to make a hurried exit and at the same
time deer No. | scrambled quickly to its
feet and in a twinklng was out of sight
before the hunter could recover from his
astonishment No venison steaks were
secured for that hunters supper and now
all his friends are wearing large smiles
as they say, "he who grasps too much
often loses all.
Mrs. Eliza Banks is visiting in Hart
ford, Conn.
Mrs. Clark Stebbins is away for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. English Thomas is in Worcester
visiting her brother.
Fred Clough has moved into T. r. Cal
lenders house on the Upper Farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams and son
visited in Orange few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Moody returned
from an European trip last Saturday.
The Unitarian Sewing society met with
Mrs Newton Keet yesterday afternoon by
invitation. -
The pouring rains have taken all the
frost out of the ground and wholly spoil
ed the fine skating.
The public schools began on Monday
with small attendance, particularly IN
the primary department.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Priest are in
Pittsfeld attending the meeting OF the
state grange as delegates.
Miss Jean Greenough has been spending
A few DAYS in town this week but has re-
turned to her home in Deerfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson from fitchbnrg
are the expected guests at DAVID Ball s.,
also Mrs Jillson's brother from Denver
Col
Mrs. Z. F. Howard gave an afternoon
tea last Friday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Jean Greenough who was visiting IN
town.
The BOYS brigade are planning to meet
this evening and arrangements are being
made to secure an instructor during the
winter.
Rev. and Mrs. D. NJ. Wilson are spend
ing a few days in New York, Rev. Mr..
Prescott of Warwick occupying the UNI
tartan pulpit last Sunday.
BY the will of Eliza Smith of Holyoke
who died in November Mortified semi
nary receives $4,000, the income OF when
shall be used at the discretion, OF the
trustees for the education OF worthy girls
Pleasant news has been received from
Mrs. Mary F. Goddard Moses, who, Is
now located in Newburyport where her
husband is physical director IN un boraj
NJ. C. A. Mrs. Moses will be remempereu
as a former teacher here.
If is expected that Miss Helen Wilson,
tho oldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs; WI,
son. has started from Manila and vii
he Joined in Italy by her sister, MISS
Nariory Wilson Miss Helen Wilson Is
on her way to this country
The next number of the Mortified lee
tura course series will be given IN the
town hall this evening, Hendrickson, n, ana
Rosani will be the entertainers. lheS
have an excellent press reputation a.
magicians, jugglers, llluslohlsts' shduo"
graphists and prestidlgltators'
DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Newton are enter
tanning their 1IlBllus Win 4
nhone of Columbia pattern. with thelr
large number of records which produce
classical as well as popular music a very
pleasing concert is given, the tone OF tine
horn being sweet and very distinct
Herbert Reed is among the successful
hunters Of deer during the open season OF
Nnw Hampshire and exhibits an unusual
" large buck weighing about 800 Pouinus
It's antlers were very long and hau thie e
Drongs and the animal showed marks IL
NO nlacps where it had been previously
shot by hunters. -,
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary Will
give a chicken-pie supper ana OHIi's Snns
ale Tuesday evening, Dec. IL, IN ool .,
nf Veterans hall. There are to be sey.
aral attractive booths, one for the sale
of dolls another for Larkin products ana
iii others for useful and fancy aprons,
homemade candy and Christmas novelties
The officers elect of the. Womans Re
lief CORPS are President, Mrs; Chnst,ana
Stockbridge; senior vice-presldent, M M
Ella Tufts; Junior. vlce-preslaent' NJ dI2
lula Proctor: conductress, Mrs. Maud
Holton: guard, Mrs. Mary Bigelloow; treas a
urer Miss NJ. T. Dutton. The ot the
Itfiees are filed by appolntment. ! he
rnblic installation will be held Jan. 8.
Tosanb W. Field exhibited nine birds
the Score Card Poultry show IN Green
Id last week and eight OF them l Toh
st premiums and we're gwen en- very Fy;al dlg I.
bIaeder not only Of standard types but
Of Of fancy varieties var as well and has an
enviable number Of blue ribbons to-; to snow ov
result Of local. state and natl9 }an4 g 1,
-5d;tinns 10 various buildings to accom-
,aodste a larger number of birds IN the
near future.
The new organ which has has been bee Il Pl Tes
IN the North church was the glIt o. ~
~ well known company in Cambridge
Though It Is a small organ it has a.
ne features of one OF much l, Larger .;s ~
nd il tone Is all that could be desi G
r. was a. used for the first time last sun
dzv with Mrs. Lewis Chafer as or gall,.
me Of the old friends of D. 1, Mood !
ave 500 TO help detTay the eApeIhs@ e y
Tr+fing II in place. Later. It Is plahne.
~ IaTe = musicale that the organ MAJ
be formally dedicated.