The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-29

h Charlie, Staples spent Thursday Will
n. SON Oscar Staples, in Providence
+ r. l.
y Mr. Fifeld of Bellows Falls visiteC
n Thursday with his daughter, Mrs. III. IL
Russell
Everyone is invited to attend MARI
aanns Christmas opening Saturday
Nov 30.
Miss Fannie Sewal came this week
nom Wilton, \. H., to work for z. f.
q lmidon.
Miss Dede Belleville of Boston is visit.
ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
BlcyIlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lincoln and fam
ly of West Swanzey spent Sunday at Il.
/ Leaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stearns are Wis.
ting their daughter, Mrs. n b. Ballard,
IN Barre, Vt.
Mrs. John Hickey returned Monday
nom few days visit with relatives in
NoHhfeld, Mass.
Miss Ruth Webb has finished work at
H. II. Russell's and returned to her
home in Spofford.
Guy Smith of Turner'S Falls, Mass
spent Sunday with lgs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Smith.
Miss Minnie Snow is spending few
days with her brother Charles Snow, in
Wmchendon, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sessions returned Fri
day to Newport. VT. after weeks visit
at Charles Owens's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slate and daugh-
ter Miss Charlotte Slate, are visiting
relatives in Brattleboro.
Mrs. J. NJ. Lamb, Miss Maud Lamb
and Frank Lamb spent Thursday with
relatives IN East Jaffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Brigham and Miss
Maud Brigham of Winchester spent
Thursday at Hosea Brighams.
]. Corliss has moved his family into
Mr.. Tilden's house on Canal street re-
Gently vacated by John Perham.
Roger Holland of Willston academy
in Easthampton, Mass, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Holland.
The Universalist women will serve the
supper for the firemen's ball which will
take place on the evening of Jan. IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, l.. Taylor have re-
turned from two weeks visit with rela-
tiyes in New York, Boston and Trenton,
n. j.
Emmett Doucette is taking a vacation
rom his duties at L. S. McField's drug
store and Robert Quigley is substituting
unng his absence.
Mrs Ella Doolittle expects to move
Don from the Holland house on Main
treet to the house recently vacated by
4r. Maxfeld on Depot street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith have NOV
from the farm on the Brattleboro road
here they have lived for many years,
lto one of Newton Stearns's tenements.
Rev Charles Temple of Medford Hills,
lass, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and {
Irs. Z. j. Temple. Mr.. Temple will sup t
" the pulpit of the Universalist church
nday. !
Mr. Lee on High street has been en- 9
rtaining his aunt and sister OF Port /
nd, Me- Mr.. Lee returned with them
Portland Monday to consult a special I
about his eye. To-
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Butler, who recently
turned from an extended stay in Ger,
any, came Monday for a few days !,
st with Mrs. Buffers father, George :,
Robertson, on Canal street. +,
Fire was discovered in the picker room I
the Halle & Frost mill early Sunday
aning. Owing to the work OF the auto a
ltic sprinklers the fire was easily ex- 6,
lguished and not much damage was y
ne. n
James Britton, who has been at the cl
diers' home in Tilton for some time, OF
expected home soon. Mr.. Britton has lu
4 his eyes, which were in bad con- hi
ion, operated on, and his sight is much
proved.
yome large orders having been can
ed because of the depression IN pusl-
IS there will be reduction IN some
m at the iron foundry. Whether it 81
be in reducing the working force or
adopting the five days week plan tn
not as vet been fully decided. so
he .Foresters held their annual
ball in their hall Wednes- tr
evening and it was very largely, at ma
ded. Wales's orchestra OF Brattleporo wv
nished music Dancing was IN order
m 9 until 2. Refreshments OF sand pl
hes, coffee and cake were served. fri
district Deputy Bennett of Winchester ~
, present at the meeting of Wantastl- IL
( grange last week Wednesday even "
for the purpose. of inspection. The =
noe was found to be in excellent con- 7
on, financially as well as performing L
work well. A fine oyster supper was =
red.
aptain G. p. Hall, the first principal
the Hinsdale high school and for the
"a wears superintendent OF the bu
,ols in Shelburne, auckland and Col
, Mass. has resigned the position pc wa
,e of failing health and will spend the pie
ter in Florida. \
he local W. G. T. U. is preparing, sis
eel containing comfort bags and lit vol
ure to be forwarded to the lumber \
in the northern part OF the state a :
one wishing to contribute articles ~
the bags, or literature, IS requested 7
cave the same with Mrs. u. Il. Locke w;
he Methodist parsonage. W. w.
pyt week Wednesday evening the I
rrepational women will hold their an inc
fair and festival in the opera house. r
affair will take place IN the form =
n alphabetical bazar and IN the sey, :
booths the usual range OF wares WIN no9
N sale. Ice cream and japanese Yea pa,
also be on sale in the hall, and n
chicken-pie supper will be served IN IN hay
basement dining room. Ihere VIII resi-
be a pleasing entertainment. n
and Mrs. W. E. Fay entertained 1Pr
Imber of their friends at dinner at W..
!, home on Main street Friday even N
and thought to surprise their guests Tha
while seated at the table, they her
them Il was the goth anniversary OF j
marriage. Soon after the meal was Kee
ned the bell rang and the host and witt
IS were actually surprised when mar
t 20 more of their friends came. The NJ
Vlted guests were hlaue ~ oroan, cam