The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-11-25

lake hstWeen this town aud brailleboro
IL heins covered with top dressing "'
clay and gravel,
Mlss T.. y. cransian Te,urnei Ia her
home IN Providence, II. J., Monday alter
slsndins the summer At Ledge Lawn cot
lage IN Tower hill,
fanlgn Missions viii be ths order a.
the iniVefsallst church next SUNDAY
morning and the special ionie, The s'o',
81 Christianity in Japan,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Ward Of Ashnal9s
aud Mr., and MR.. Walter sshin q heli
Ii Haas Falls. VI. were gursls Thursday OF
Me aud Mr.. y, J., Field.
Miss Emma Coeprr returned 10 bet
home IN Lebanon Tuesday alter h,s
weeks stay ia town with Miss \, NJ,
llarrows and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George nuplns visited
friends ia keenc saturday aud SUNDAY
Miss. MARY and Theresa Coll visited ia
SwanAey a Few days recently,
MIR. and Mn. Webb Hall OF Below.
Falls. Miss Bertha Hall Of Boston, aud
NIr. and Mn, Leslie Bruce were Thanks
giving guests al w. NJ. Halle.
The iamou. Haogcr,Wallaee singing or
lehestra Of Worcester, Mass, u booked 10
hold concert and dance 10 the town
hall ON the evening Of Dec. -.
The Methodist Sunday school are 10
have am up.todate Christmas Observance
on the evening OF Dee. - at the church.
The full program viii be given later,
Miss Cora Dexter will leave tomorrow
for a months stay ia Dayton, o., and
during her absence Mrs Roy Taylor will
substitute for her nj the Granite State
Moving Machine company office.
James I.a,chi.. the fruit dealer, sailed
from New York city last Thursday Tor
his old home in Grceee where he VIII
probably remain until spring, lie LEFT his
fruit store in charge OF his two sons,
MeEnelly's orchestra furnished excel.
lent music for one Of the largest dancing
parties Of the season IN the town hall last
MONDAY evening. IN unusually large
number from nearby towns were present.
4 large buck was seen last Monday
morning attempting 10 swim across the
lake toward Vermont near l.. ;. Stearnss
place. hut after breaking his way
through the ice short distance turned
back and stayed in New Hampshire.
Charles X. Harris and May Melvin, sup,
ported by their splendid company, viii
he at the opera house three days, start
ing Monday, Nov ~, presenting the FOL.
] lNNlUE lfiti VI lla'
Blockhead: Tuesday, Pardoned; Wednes-
day. st. Elmo. Reserved seats are now
on sale.
George c. Fisk, owner Of the Bright.
wood paper mill, presented the fire de-
lpartment with 500 as evidence OF hls APP
preciation for the efficient work OF the
Ihremen at tho boxshop fire last week
Thursday morning in preventing the
flames from spreading to his mill, which
! is but a few feet distant.
! 4 large congregation was in attendance
at the union Thanksgiving service IN the
/ Uniycrsalist church Sunday evening. The
sermon was suggestive Of ample cause ior
thanksgiving. There were many expires
sions OF approval at the new departure IN
holding the special service on the sun
lday preceding Thanksgiving.
Rev. and Mrs. Porter were invited, to
come TO the Methodist church parlors
THURSDAY evening last and on arrival were
ncreeably surprised to find a good number
Of their friends who had met to give then
A donation. a delightful social hour was
spent together and refreshments were
served. Mr.. Porter entertained with 4
pleasing talk after which the pastor and
wife went home carrying with them the
good things given.