The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-18

Weallsy an The subiest, frAee as an Out
gFomth IL Christianity.
The Christmas essnfisos 81 The sunda,
ssheal wlll l~ held neat THURSDAY even
ins in the eeslg a the church, Tier.
sill he a Christmas tree FIVE supper aud
entertainment for the children,
John Roberts went TO Boston Monday,
Mrs, " e. Cramer has borh III the past
week,
y, @. Robertson was in Springfield Nc
Gently.
Rmmet Dooesii visited in Springfield
rescnily.
Miss Christina Robertson visited in
Keone Monday,
Frank Place Mas ia flichhnre several
DAYS last week,
q, NJ, Smith Is visiting In several elites
Ia Ncg York state.
Mrs. j. y, felch visited relatives in
Winchester Saturday.
Georsc Ballon has gone 10 New York
for an indefinite stay.
Airs. q, II. coorer Is entertaining her
daughter from Boston,
Miss Nellie Smith visited in Clinton
and Worcester this week
" az the foundry Last week.
Mrs.. W. :. kimhall visited IN Spring
field several days this week.
Miss MARY Flaherty visited IL Winehes
Ter from Friday until Sunday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson visited
relatives in keenc Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. William Gould Of Everett, Mass,
j. visiting her father, George a. Robert
son.
George Rubcor Of Cohocs, \. Y, came
saturday for an indefinite stay at w. W.
Kings.
T.. ". Aldrich has been housed the past
week by an attack Of rheumatism IN his
left arm.
The stores have put on their holiday
attire and present very pleasing ap' /
pcarance.
Harold Merritt returned from Hotch
kiss school Thursday for the Christmas
vacation.
Miss Ella Strce,er came home today
from East Rochester for the Christmas
vacation.
Miss Della Conley goes Saturday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Boston
and vicinity.
A large number Of laborers have fin.
ished their work at the dam and are
leaving town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson went TO
Portsmouth Tuesday TO attend the state
grange meeting
Mrs. George Wright is visiting her
daughter, Ms. William Wolfram, in
North Hatfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. B. A. Street
err, IT,, in Vernon.
Herbert Woodland and family. have
moved into the upstairs tenement IN Gus.
tavus Smiths house.
Warren Pierce has gone to Claremont
TO work aud he intends moving his fam 4
ily there next week. i
Miss Jennie Duggan and Mrs. Edward a
Mcdonald OF Greenfield visited Hinsdale !
relatives over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lincoln and son, :
Roy, of West Swanzey were recent guests
Of Mrs. Nellie Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Betterley and I
daughter Of Brattleboro spent Sunday n
with Hinsdale relations.
Miss Margaret Mack Of South Vernon +
visited her sister, Mrs. Paul Maginnis, a
several days this week. e
At special meeting Of Naomi chapter
of Eastern Star Thursday evening two
candl0ateS were tnltlateu. l.
Several fishing parties have visited the
Pisgah ponds this week, but no large y
strings have been secured.
r.. II. Cooke and family went to their b
new home in st. Adams Monday, where o
Mr.. Cooke has employment. 7
L. II. Aldrich and Frank Aldrich OF Ad- T.
ern New Hampshire recently visited Mrs. a
s. r. Kinds. II
J. ~. Mann is playing an engagement n
with the great Dona company. He was 7,
formerly stage manager for Dona's big !,
vaudeville show. ~ ~
Miss Eta Richmond has been i'll the "
past week. Mrs. Gilbert Richmond Sc fc
yerely wrenched her ankle last week tc
while getting into a carriage. W
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Webster left for
New York city Tuesday. Mr.. Webster M
for several months past has had charge kl
Of constructing the new piece of Brattle- 81
boro road. M
z. w. Leonard, who died Sunday. Dec. W
10, at his home in Chicopee Falls, Mass, 81
was for many years a resident of this
Town. He is survived by widow and NJ
one son, Charles. p
There, is no new case of smallpox in St St
own. the only one being confined with 81
he disease at present being Mrs. Louis al.
Davenport, who is now completely re- e''
covered from his illness.
Court Ashuelot, No. IS, f. of A., has III
ngaged the great Dona for three nights va
# mirth and mystery. beginning. last So
vening. Dona is pupil of Houdini and
duplicates him in every respect. wi
Della, daughter Of p. @. Stewart, is pa
Il with scarlet fever and the house has sui
,een strictly quarantined. This is the
,nly case of scarlet fever in town and it Pc
$ hoped there will be no spread of the tn!
isease.
Miss Mary Whitney, 6s, who died Nov. 10
0, from an apoplectic shock at her home IN,
n Putney, VI, was well known and had :
many friends in this town. For several !.
ears she was employed in one of the an
Iinsdale wooden mills. MOI
The Congregational fair and festival mn n,n
-hidh was to have been held Dec. l6, has w,
,an LII hawe +hn;r r Sa sa1e of nseful nee
nd fancy articles. The entertainment is Ee,
, be given by out-oftown talent. An ex- {"
,lleRt chicken-pie supper will be served finn
the basement dining room of the town II 7
an. Dol
A party was held at the home of A. l.. Fai
aylor last Monday evening in honor OF fit,
lr. and Mrs. II. ID. Lathrop, who are VIII
ION to leave town for their new home day
Wilton, Me- As token of esteem of r
lose present picture was given the de- ,rL 1
arting friends Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop "
ere entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs :" =,
Il. Roberts The spinners at the Ami d
IN mill, over which Mr. Lathrop was aga
yxoraan procontad him with oo1d re