The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-20
yorthfeId, Mass.

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gr Eliza Banks has returned after a
4 with relatives in Hartford, Conn.
r.,nk Harness is assisting in Wallace
J rbcn's icwelry store during the holidays
\ abilirrs day was observed in the pub.
\ schools Tuesday with appropriate OK.
n e~s,
III. Carrie Leayiss of Amherst is in
,n during the absence of her mother
Boston.
Nm. +. j. Stockbridge recently visited
& !, daughters in Springfield and Mt. Hol.
& M college
". Mead was called to Springfield
Il week on account of the serious illness
hi. mother.
Homer smith and family are receiving
,agntuaions as recipients of legacy
I'm relative.
Mr. +. &. Hale and daughter went
.fn.lgy To Prescott to visit Mrs. Hale's
Ken. Mrs. Abbot.
MANY OF the young people in various
,ltgts are expected home during the
'5d,,mas vacation,
Although there are no new cases OF scar,
lever Albert Clark is reported TO be
M IN with the disease.
Henry +. Ball attended ceremonial
,..i6n of the mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
springfield last week.
Miss Annie Grace, who has been spend.
ia few days with her parents, returned
Boston the last of the week,
<I news has been received from Miss
hry Ann Belcher who is at SAM.
g1am and is said to be failing rapidly.
A fine sermon by Rev. ID. NJ. Wilson
"A, given in the Unitarian church last
gnday morning, the subject being Whit
bar
The automobile garage on Main and
plkmen are engaged in laying the shin
h.
The public schools closed yesterday for
/ two weeks vacation with the exception
4 the high school which has one week
nly.
No plowed sidewalks in town so far
nd PEDESTRIANS are forced to walk on
he highway while every one is saying,
what is the matter?"
A sermon appropriate to the Christmas
slson will be given by Rev: ID. Nj. VII
~ next Sunday morning. There VIII be
Christmas music by the choir.
The Unitarian sewing society met with
m. Newton Keet yesterday afternoon
then work was done for the annual fair
7hich will be held Feb. ID and IA.
There was a special business meeting of
be Mortified Aqueduct company at Miss
goods Monday evening and trustees
reIe appointed to fill the vacant places.
A genuine snowstorm came on Saturday
nd enough snow fell for very good sleigh
z which large number are enjoying as
ell as the perfect winter weather OF the
St few days.
Exercises for the celebration of Christ
as will be held in both North and South
lurches Tuesday evening, Dec. "a, and
snta Claus will be present to distribute
,esents from the decorated trees.
The new furnace in the library is prov
g very satisfactory and plumbers are
wing to locate the cause of the unsatls-
ctory working of the old furnace which
depended upon to heat the stack room
ID reading room.
Frank V. Doolittle has recently pur-
ased a number of fine timber lots IN
Ilford, VT, and will be engaged IN
airing them during the winter months.
: has put telephone into MS house
tn call number of 80.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander has, received
appointment to the musical depart,
mt Of college in Nashville, Tenn, ana
planning to leave town Dec; 70, 1er
ties to begin Dec. &c. Miss Alexander
.duated from the Boston Conservatory
Music last June.
he Fortnightly club had an enjoyable
sion Monday afternoon, the subject OF
iqration and Italians being presented,
Ii papers by Mrs. Adah L. Harvey
;. Lucy Waite and Mrs. Bertha Lazelle.
ere was also a review of the current
razines by Mrs. Kate Richardson ana
.ong by Miss Taylor of Mortified semi
ry. nj,
Paul Dumonal, 20, who died Friday
1bt in the Northampton insane retreat,
a. veteran of the Franco-Prusslan war,
which he fought for France, his ma
70 conntry. and of the war for Italian
in which he fought against
arhaIdi He was employed for a time
i. d l.. Moody of rthfeld, but had
zen in Northampton four years. 1t Is
OUGHT that he had a nephew and niece
Iolyoke and brother in France.
The postponed musical entertainment EN-
as given by the young, people IN IN lne
arlors of the North church luesuay
,ening. Two selections were gwen Dy d
sader from the seminary VINO was eh.
encored. Other parts OIL Ine
rogram were furnished by MISS Iis
ms Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Findlay, a viol nom
Il, and Mr.. Zamora, all being very cleoi.-
by given and much enjoyed by ile au
jence A social hour followed when re-
reshments were served.
A very pleasing entertainment was tne
ana,,i Verdict for last Friday evening
yb ,T, Handrickson and Rosani in the town v,
,sli antertained a large audience with olu
md new Straightforward tricks, ana jug,
-ino some of the balancing teats done
" Rosani were truly wonderful and tne
vest limo If the kind that we have ever
lad The opportunity of witnessing. Do.n
we're yery clever and kept their audiences
IN Euphfer all the time WIN eApei;i
pents The audience was enInusiasu ,,o
md t annraciatiye and the performers were were
ondlyP iannIanded. B. f. Field ANNOUNCED
hal as The treasury was getting low ne he
MANAGERS would be pleased to receive Ine
money due for the tickets OF those e,ggn dbal
iDtors who had not paid. The next nul IN II,
Il tbG Lecture course will be illustrated py
tbe stareonticon and will be given Jan
a; subject, Egypt, Old and New, 4he
Thu social event of the week was th e
Sons Of Veterans auxiliary far w llnn.
vas held with much success TUESDAY y, ev ,ea.
hg The Sons of Veterans nan WA wa,
made very attractive, the booths ,oi Ie eni
srtisticaily trimmed with the national and ios
oB One booth for homemade Ia Gan the
Vas deseryedly well patronized, Whlle 6 Sne
doll Tooth attracted much attention; oo Wne
jo. was as' sold by popcorn balls and ,o GeorsSs
Bigeow was the fortunate Wlhl mel 30 T.
Lafkin idea and aprons had their seP str1s,
booths. also the articles for onais dras.
PITS The length of a pole won 3ha da enG
at case for Mrs. Alice Wooap ou ywb;cf
6cle We're other attractive features w ver,
dew all the dimes remaining. $40; a yei 4
6ughabie farce was presented entitled pdiae vel
Premature Proposal, the parts pe pen proc roc
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