The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27
The Closing Exercises al the Gliddcn
School.

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cred at the C;lidden school last Friday
afternoon 20 enjoy the closing exercises
81 an unusually successful term. The
school room was deliberately decorated
with banks Of green, and over doors
and windows ropes 81 trailing ever
green were suspended while NJ the
back Of the room a United States flag
held n conspicuous place. The eSer.
cises were opened nv selections on the
eraphophone. kindly furnished by
Lowell Patch: after which each pupil
recitcd n memory gem committed dur
ing the term. The remainder Of the
program consisted Of recitations by
each pupil. Especially pleasing were
those by Grace and Hazel Foisy. All
shaved the good training they had
received during the term and much
credit is reflected on both teacher and
pupils. After the exercises the chill.
dren remained 10 pariake of the nuts
and fruit provided by their teacher
and 20 enjoy a good time together. The
high esteem which the pupils held for
their teacher was shown by the gift
presented 10 her AT the close Of the
exercises. All expressed their deepest
regret that Miss Dntton will not return
for the winter term.
William Richards came Wednesday |
10 NJ. c. ingalls, for few DAYS.
Miss Jnlia Crawford of Boston was n
guest Of Miss Caroline Keyes, Sunday |
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth return.
ed from Montpelier Friday for the
vacation.
W. O.. Allen and child of Chester.
field. n. H., were guests at Quincy
B. Newcomb 8, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Goodell moved TO
Tuesday They will have
! tenement on Frost street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Everleth of
were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth
Ben Howard has moved into Mr..
Frost 3 tenement this week, recently
'acated by Mr.. J. A. Stacey.
Charles Houghton of Westfeld.
lass. visited his sister. Mrs. Ellen Al c
en-, at Dorr Coughs, Thursday.
Mrs. Addie d. Johnson went to
Mass. Tuesday. TO spend J
with her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G, Everleth enter.
aimed their relatives Thursday in :
onor of their wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Frank Adams and daughter \
'oris of Bellows Falls were guests of +
Ir. and Mrs. Dorr Clough, Saturday.
Miss Alice r. Perham Of Cambridge h
Drt, will be at Mrs. NJ. +. Robbins's q
&c. l, for her annual Christmas sale. S
Mr.. and Mrs. z. +. Blood visited ST
RS. Blood s parents, Mr.. and Mrs o.
red Laughton, at Dummerston, Sun n
ny. II
John F. Clarke went Wednesday to u
eene, n. H., to spend Thanksgiving u
it'll his daughter, Mrs. c. II. Bridg III
an.
Mrs. Harriet l.. Taft went Tuesday
Whitman, Mass, where she expects a.
spend the winter with her son, Ches- ="
r d. Taft.
D. w. Blood of Dummerston came r.
st Thursday to his sisters, Mrs. NJ
ora p. Cole, where he expects to y.
end the winter. =.
L. w. Houghton, A. G. Houghton and =,
ISIS Laura f. Brown Of Fitchburg E..
me Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv- nj nj
2 with Mrs. F. S. Harris. ~
Mrs. James A. Stacey and daughters. 81
lien and little Margaret, went Tues
y to their new home at South Royals ,
4. Mr.. Stacey and Master Harold :.
mt Saturday. en-
Monday D. H. Wheeler found on Bert e aI
ed s land dead buck, weighing 200 MI;
lnds. The deer had been shot tic tic
'ough the under jaw. The animal for for
s delivered to Game Warden NJ f. ed,
bbins. tie
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Sheldon and all
lighter Hazel of Greenfield and Mr..
Mrs. Walter F. Burbank and
lighter Dorothy spent Thanksgiving T
also the remainder of the week s.d
h Mrs. Jennie E. Patch. irol
he school in district No 5, taught ~
Miss Elizabeth Braley, closed last ing
day. The school had six pupils and N
Sc without absent marks were: frol
ger Aiken, Edith Page, Har- G
Pratt, Mary Wood, Herbert Wood; Tue
ent one day Nelson Pratt. Dorothy turf
cd, who is not five years Of age, also N
ended and was absent only two Mir
s, rptI