The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-20
|yorihfeM, Mass /.

A. n Ae''ls = sl~hdla.e she sevl
al Nn r,ank wIlii.@s sIsIi PAT
Is MAFalrk,
AS Mnshi, shs has l.s4a "a
90 a tast imIs0sins,
Il gsliraairF Is VISITING Al,
NJ and Mrs, = H. Callsndsr.
hsals all rlo.r M-iaasla.
ia.rss Tor Thanksgiving iss
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O. naiisnisF visited at Nin
ilks a. East iilll. isydsa.
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I. Ana rt,,.ian has heen . Hf-n,
inDk iiirFs and Mlss i.0g,
!, snr
4, Mas lsarh ilancIaii II M~iiorl
Fsi hrf lavnis, Mr. aad Mfs,
lfaa
!, nr Nam and daughter sr :,
AMI ae 30 remain over
Aa.g
llaRry Il Gll has hem We,
n hirIs, Mn, lnsh and Nn.
IL rr
4 lAmAn II Sminsdrh Wa
80 w h'f ismn,s, Mr., aud
4 ht Lyman,
i, "a fiIs. lill,.,n ~ GanlncF aw
~ fa rad Thank ssivins with her
NJ ani Mrs, David nsll
i 49, $50 sirroitionn lecture al
fsl pa M0niAy evening on Ar IN
4 mv. s4.h Mas WI attended.
N A. Wr,,y lri.h and ehilaNn a. Rn,,
= an atntins a lea arVks with Mr.
& N, Tarui, "a Warwick avenue,
4 !, Ola Tniisis away from Dr. y. T..
H., i1r lRo Wrrls' variation and will
Iua,fr hlls, Chesterfield. y. H.,
n Hssir
n. N1n'f Warden sI,en, THURSDAY
|, faiiy a Mr. y. 7. Alexander
tuk. Hnl has p.tuFnei to irr sis.
:, n Onnsr,
!. lai Mr.. VI. e. Mallcy hayc closed
n has iuf the winter and hsve gone
|, Rri-'sr 20 spend the cold months
= iAs.' hlllWn.
n nil.in,r from llmitl.horo who j.
I al !, Mr. Nhl7norr's on Mondays,
b., ttfnr this week another unpl,us-
! r-sh y the smallpox epidemic.
NJ ssl Mn. Homer Smith have gone
|ses.i he winter with their sons. Pnnf
~ 4 smith al ionkers. y. Y. and
|sr-ssa 7 smith Of Montelair. y. j.
n, h,ly oi Mrs. fayette Smith was
|rx.' hsIc Tor burial last Thursday. ae.
|s.ea,.,, hy her childrn. among them
|ss Nh Kate Iioyce Of Somerille.
. ari party has been formed TO meet
|,gy. Mn. Walter Doollttle entertain.
q as Thursday evening and Mrs. Ar.
|tr Mason viii entertain this evening.
W Charles Hooker has left the home
I v seer, the Misses Osgood, and gone
D SrW York, where she joined her |
s;aisf Later they ore TO return 20
|lllnia.
slli. WaTpn Hartman, reader and |
Ex-senator. win be here Dec. | and |
b. an tntsft alnment in the town hall /
! that evening for the benefit OF the
cN class.
"a interesting article tn physicians has
% issued IN pamphlet form, DR.. Rich
d Smith OF Boston, son OF l.. X. Smith.
N the author. The article was first
rI,hei IN the Boston Medical Journal
here Vas an inspection OF the Sons of
'sstlns Tuesday evening, when the de-
rnenl officers wen present. \ supper
>. social hour was spent after the ever.
y Of the evening were finished.
W aud Mrs. G. y. Kidder, Mrs. Har-
ei PROCTOR Mis-. Lucy Harvey, Mr..
!. Nh. Frank Williams and Others,
,s.t . in all. from this town, attended
Warwick fair last Friday evening.
4 supper was served in the Unitarian
'giCh iarlors last evening after which
) iine Our Aunt Robertina, was pre-
tid by the grangers under the direc-
u o. Mrs, Kate Alexander, also some
.sical selections.
Mss Louise Fiske has been a few days
Joseph Clark's and is soon to return
shebune to remain for the present.
E many friends of Miss Fiske regret
III health has compelled her TO go
~ from this town, where she has been |
Med for several years.
he FOrnightly club had a regular 5
,tng last Monday afternoon with Mrs.
K. Smith in charge. Papers were read
Hollands struggle with Spain by
J. Smith, Mrs. Charles Stebbins and
9 Sallle Ninot. A solo was sung by
. Charles Williams and one new mem ,
was admitted. !
here will be a special Thanksgiving y
nee next Sunday morning in the Uni
An pL7trpb fIl,.,., I'LL H., Sunday |
'ol, the pupils of that department unit,
with the adults in song service and a
rises appropriate for the Thanksglv- e
season. There is to be floral dis d
and decorations with the harvest r
aries Parker has sold his milk route, I
% calls for 200 quarts daily, to ID. W. h
ch OF South Vernon. The outfit in a,
5 everything connected with first +,
business and this route seems to be a,
Flcularly desirable one. Mr.. French Fl
o novice in the business and will ~
less continue the work in a salts "
~ manner, supplying his many Gus
: with high-grade milk and cream
At Mortified and Mortified proper. G,
and Mrs. Lucky O. Clapp went ~
IRON their home last Tuesday even \,
Or rehearsal, but failed to find any NJ
sady. to rehearse. Returning home
found their house filled with a merry dd
OF grangers who came "unbe-
nest" to give the new home a gen tie
house warming A very enjoyable Sc
%, was spent by all, even by the, lu
most and hostess, after they had nj
req from the complete surprise their Bl
had given them.
account of the smallpox in Hinsdaie,
, and Brattleboro, Vt, vaccina-
notice has been issued to parents w
qaFdians by the school committee, y
Howard, Supt. By the laws of this !;
a child who has not been vacci- WI
Shall not be admitted to pubhc ]
unless he can present certificate tn
by regular practising physician be-
Is not fit subject for vaccination
parent or guardian shall forfeit. 80 of
~ year such neglect continues after Th
I'D is two years of age. As it ls {,
{. there is a possibility of an out sle
Of the disease here, the school COM d,e
urges all parents and guardians to Al
with the requirements of the law. od
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