The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27

| iiinslale nj which there was 20 great an
abundance 81 ilower,
Henry Smith has been i'll the past week
Mise Jennie Puliny has been III the
pas, week.
DIR. 4. 4. Pat,e OF Kecne was in
town recently.
T.. W. Bailey and T. T, Bailey went to
Springfield Saturday
Carl Sargent Of Baitleboro is a, his
home here this week.
/ Mahlon Knapp Of Springfield was at his
home here over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Flahety IL working at
the Ashuelot paper mill.
n. 4, Eaton Of the high school faculty
is visiting in Mortified, VI.
Roger Holland Of Williston academy is
at his home here this week.
Emmett Doucett visited in Springfield
aud Pittsfield the past week.
Miss Lillian Britton Of Greenfield spent
Thursday at !. W. Tilden's.
Miss Madelon Temple visited relatives
| in Winchester this week Tuesday.
Rev. Father Griffin spent Thanksgiving
day with relatives in Manchester.
Mrs. Williams Of Manchester has been
recent guest at Henry Williams,
Miss Mary Curran spent Saturday and
Sunday in keene and West Swnnzey.
II. c. Fisher spent Thanksgiving at the
home of his sister in Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Ella Streeter Of East Rochester
came home Wednesday for brief stay.
Miss Mary King left Monday for the
Bermudas, where she is TO work this
winter.
James Oaks returned TO Bridgeport,
Conn. after visiting in town several
weeks.
Mrs. Philura Sprague OF Wardsboro is
visiting her sons, Alfred and James
Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Robertson and Miss
Christina Robertson were in Springfield
Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Worden went to Holden,
Mass. Saturday to attend the funeral OF
a relative.
Edwin C. Fletcher of Brattleboro was
an over-Sunday guest at Mrs. Jennie
Bronson's.
The family of Ralph Carey are soon go
ing TO Buffalo where Mr.. Carey has EN-
ployment.
Miss Gertrude Graves is at her home
in Greenfield until after the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation.
Miss Faith Bowles is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home IN
Hartford, Conn.
DR.. II. L. Brown lost his best driving
horse one day last week. The cause was
acute Indigestion.
John Mannis has moved from the old
Todd place to the tenement house owned
by Jerry Duggan
Frank Kennedy, who has been employed
at the dam, returned to his home in Bel
lows Falls Tuesday.
DR.. George Tewksbury and Mrs. I. W.
Bruce of Brattleboro visited at Rufus
Langworthy's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Peter.
boro, n. H., came Wednesday for a brief
visit at Samuel Smiths.
Mrs. Louise Christian and granddaugh-
ter. Edna Bergeron, left Monday for a
visit with Pittsfield relatives.
Miss Nellie O'Brien returned Saturday
from Hyde Park, where she has been Wis
iting relatives several weeks
Mrs. George Wright visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. William Wolfram, in North |
Hatfield the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Howe and Miss
,Junia Howe went to Springfield, VT, |
this week to visit George Howe.
Fl. F. Horton has gone to Providence,
r. l., and from there will go to Peoria,
Ill. where his son, Madison Horton, lives.
Joseph Dupins had an auction of his
stock and farming implements Saturday,
to moving to Munson, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Bellevile, who has been
teaching school in East Rochester, came
Wednesday to visit several days at her
home here.
Macmillan Bergeron is soon to finish
work at G.. S. Howe's dry goods store and
90 to Portland, Me-, where he has a civil
service position.
Mrs. John johnson, Mrs. Otto John
son Mrs. Albert Balou and Mrs. William
King went to Cohoes, N. y, wednesday
for a brief visit.
Fred Warren has moved his family here
from Ashuelot, and is occupying one OF j.
b, Davison's houses. Mr.. Warren is en-
ployed at the dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lachance and Mr..
and Mrs. Hercules Bergeron went to
Pittsneld Thursday, called there by the
death of a relative
Prentice Taylor of Phillips Exeter acad-
emv came Tuesday to spend the Thanks,
irving vacation with his parents, MT. ana
Mrs. H. w. Taylor.
Miss A. F. Cranston and Miss =. f.
Barrett returned to Providence, K. l., al
fer spending the summer at Ledge Lawn
cottage on Tower hill.
Edward Cooke was at home this, week
packing his household goods, and VIII
move his family next. week to st. Aloans'
where he is employed
Mrs. Ida La Pierre and two children
have returned to their home In Ellzapeth-
town. N. ", after spending several weeks
With Hinsdale relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Lang,worthy and
laughter Lamoile spent ihank k
with Mrs. !angwor1hys h'o'hei' 1nis' -
". Bruce, in Brattleboro
Emery, the little seyen-year-old son OF
,,n and Mrs Frank Christian of Pitts
eaid Mass former residents of this town,
,ras RIM over and instantly killed by, an
,,aotr;c car while on his way to school
Tuesday morning.
The 18th annual Thanksgiving ball OF
-ha Foresfers which was held IN Forest,
~, ,rs, hall Wednesday. evening was attended
H. a fair sized number. The Imperial or
y lGoS { Of Turner's Falls. which was never
LileI in this town before, furnished ex-
1oiIapt music. Refreshments of ice-cream
,nd cake were served by Samuel Oates.
while Deacon Edward Barber was
,,,;nn to town on load of hay last
%edneesday Ms horse was badly fright
med bv a passing tram at Dooiit1ie
. to rSar was thrown off the load near the
.os;dence of F. A. Davis and sustained a
D eS,b leg. The horse was stopped al
S 9onrga S6attuck's, distance OF over
nile from the crossing RI
H.. numher of the members OF