The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-11

lsKi. What Think ie Of chnsis At u
union evening senior 10 the same ehufel
iise iolie AL h. lsaiah's i.mphoey II
fwpaailen Tor chFisi's Coming, An a.
seloons 10 this sefSiea,
The Windows II our merhanls are msl
ins their usual Inc Christmas display
tsAtT2Ig 10 iiirlr usual rns'em II hil-es
mating "a cold sraIl.cT, the brafs mus, l.
cat this winter. lot ,ham arr t~o hn'
elnnamons and q Large polar b-af dls
played Ia Loves window,
Monday morning Mr. aud Mn. iiar,
q. Franklin donn-d their hesi attire AMI
leaving the nall and domestic cares 10
hind hlei them a. burlington 10 attend
the meeting II the state sfangr, II u
eAIeeiei that thcy sill r-lufh THURSDAY
with smiling ianes and a long npon.
I.umhem,sn ar taking ADVANTAGE II ihs
soAi sleiding which has cone unusually
early aud ae rushing their llnil~r 90 ths
mills, Many hure laa,ls Isass through the
village daily. sanir having an aecnmpanl
ment II mosl musical bells which delight
the ear ~ they chime through the rusty
air
The llanis auction last Friday callrl
forth a goodls number VI people, not only
fnom this village hat from the surround
ING towns. Most OF the personal pnlIer.
IL Wa sold aud the place bid of 20 Mrs.
i. II. war Tor $40, Among those from
out 81 town who attended the auction
we've Mrs, Van Doom, Mn, Haskell and
Mn, !, l., Martin Of Battlebor,
There was a regular nesting Of the Or
der II Eastern star lat Wednesday even,
Ing, Two memlcs VEN given the drgr-s
Of the order Il was decided 10 have a
sociahlc the third "Wednesday ia Jan.
uary aud 10 present a rural drama some
time IN Apnl. 4 lane number Of mem.
ben viii unite with the order this win.
ter.
Business al willarl', mill !, evidently
booming Not only IN Fecrnt yeArs has
the owner added a top story, an elevator
aud porte cochcrr, but this winter there
j. womans annex IN the south end Of
the living room IN the house Just south II
the mill where two industrious women are
jgging on, men with hats aud men with.
out hats and disseried pictures of all
kinds aud descriptions 10 fll Santa Claus
mail bag, We understand that the sal.
airy is not large bu, that the fun Is
great
At the meeting oi the West River
grange last Friday night the following
officers were elected Master, Harry G.
franklin: oyercer. Henry Cobb; lecturer,
Mrs. Lyman Gale, steward, Luther Stone;
assistant steward, John Marks; chaplain,
,lrs. W. II. Miles; treasurer. DIR. =. 5. |
)sgood; secretary, Mn. y. l.. 0sgood;
,ate keeper. Park 0sgood; Pomona, Mrs. |
Nil Sparks; Flora, Mildred Palmer:
iercs, Mn. Henry franklin; lady assist.
mt steward Ethel Sparks; organis,, Mis-.
henry Cobb,
Miss Susan Ross was called TO Woncs.
er last Saturday by the death Of her
,rother. Taylor Ross, who died at his
lome in that city OF old age, being 30
ears and nine days old. Mr.. Ross had
,ecn in failing health for three months.
lie was a native OF Bakersfield, VT, son
4 Willis and Hannah Cray Ross. For
o years a resident OF Worcester, he was
building contractor until Is years ago
fhen he retired from active business. He
caves two daughters, Miss Iiarriette l..
loss and Mrs. Jane X. Sibley; son,
lrthur r. Ross of Cloquet, MINI; two
sters, Miss Susan Ross OF Townshend
nd Mrs. Cynthia Rugg OF Newtonville,
lass, and a brother, Willis Ross Of
toneham Mass. Mr. Ross was mem.
err OF Worcester commandery. X. T.,
nd OF Blue lodge, r. A. of Clinton. The
neral services were held last Monday
nd were private. II