The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-01

its 18th annual Thanksgiving BAN !, i
Foresters hall Wednesiay evening NJ
27.s Music will be furnished BY WI
orchestra Of Brattleboro
William S. Kimball ha. returned
Boston after a few days visit With n
family at Edward Stebbinss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Booth returned /
Springfield, Mass, Monday after a ~
visit with their parents here.
Misses Alice and Beatrice Currier 4,
returned from Brattleboro and exret !
remain here for the present.
Mrs. w. A. Spague has returned i
Someville, Mass, after a few wa,1
visit with her sister, Mrs. 4. I. Dix i
Percy Felch has finished work on n
Connecticut river dam and is worki5,
the Granite State Moving Machine ia
Mrs. A. S. Roberts Of Center S,,l
witch is spending the week with her ~
/ l.. II. Roberts and DR.. James Robar|
! Miss Cristina Robertson Of the Nj
Duffy school OF Springfield /, yi5ti,|
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. RobsrI
son.
Miss Bertha Hall has returned to al
cago, H., after a several weeks n
with her parents, Mr.. and Ms. Ward
Hall.
Miss Elizabeth Purcell has re,urneItI
Turner's Falls after a few days N
with her parents, Mr.. and ME Maul
Purcell.
The women Of the Methodist chrcI
served a well attended harvest dime
and hash supper Thursday in the C. d
X. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Davis have d
turned from a few weeks visit with tied
son, F. c. Davis and family, in Hlr1
ford, Conn.
Miss Edith Pearson has finished vol
in Mystic, Conn, and is working in III
finishing department Of the HALL 1
Frost mill.
William Smith has moved his iani |
from Chesterfield into the house q
Mortified street which he has purchase
from W. w. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stebbins an
child OF South Vernon spent Sunta1
with Mrs. Stebbins's parents, Mr. M
Mrs. A. d. Meacham.
Misses Lillian Graves and Ethel Wan
have returned to Greenfield after a tsf
days visit with Miss Graves at Dan1
Minis on High street.
james Britton underwent an operatIo1
on his left eye at the Ear and Eye IN
Urinary in Boston last Thursday. w
Britton is recovering fully as well as ca
be expected.
Mrs. d. Z. Persons and Mrs., R. "
Langworthy celebrated their birthdays 4
the home of Mrs. Langworthys on he1
gins street Saturday afternoon Lsi1
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Packard and u
and daughter, Mrs. Edna hempio11
Miss Ada Knox and Nelson Bloun ~
Monday for Redlands, Cal, where ths1
exrect to make their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Streeter OF Aat
wan, Mass, were in town this VeeAI
Mr.. Streeter's mother, Mrs StreeteF n
turned with her son Sunday where
will make her home with him.
Tickets are now on sale at YAH
Mann's drug store for the play. N'|
Petticoats, which will be given 10 VI
opera house Monday evening Ihl; Il
expected to be one OF the best pN1
booked here for the season,
Dr. Bales. past grand patron, Nnl
Bales, grand matron, and MIS- uls..|
grand marshal, visited Naomi cha.'uI
o. Z. S., recently for the purpose o. VI
spection. The local chapter was found Y
be in flourishing condition,
Miss Doris Seaver was one Of the MI s||
speakers in the gold medal contest TmsI|
was held at Plymouth recently ana III
though Miss Seaver did not win ~ Y,
medal she received many compliment. ~
the able and pleasing manner IN "uN'
she gave her piece. IL
Frank Reyes has moved his h b.,,
from Mr.. Dodges house on Bratleug.i|
street to the tenement recently 'a'a,.
by Otis Packard on Spring street , aa+
MIR. Keyes's son. Frank keles, has nv,
ed into the Cady house On IiDDs ,,tS
street recently vacated by W. o. D'"D
The junior class of the high school VI,
hold its annual Halloween masl4nT, onS
bali at the town hall this evening i pl~
inc win DO in order from 9 to 9VD w,
and refreshments of ice cream ana IN: .S
viii Re Sc we'd. Music will be ' y1.bara
by Leitsinger's orchestra OF bra''IsO"
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