The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-02

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~, A. 4. Aeat0s aas called "a Ttay.
\ Z, The hIsi 81 The seek IN tLs
death ~ his tioihrF, Asa Neatan.
no had e1rh sles a leng ,la. s,,h n,
'affrGinsls
Milliam o'krris II NoN York aas
~ sarss ~ his sister, MIs, Iailaghan,
lhahksaiNias Miss MaTy anL Miss
aihrtinr iallashah oI liosion acts
Aise hems IaE tho hoiidays
hsiNafd Hall ~ beaver, Caio, l.
.silihs. Ms mqlL~T. MB David Hall,
ahd Me, lishN iillson aHi Mics
Aiihhir ahi bertha HALL af Ashnelnl
asi" asI guests over Thanksgiving.
haHmenh Mason came from Moves
80 i"f ihsaksFiNihe aiih his i,aIenIs
NJ and Mn, lirnFY Mason, Nj. and
Mfs, AiihnF Mason and Ne. and MTs.
treiso Mason NoFr also their guests.
krlnll hall had 40 aid-fashions,l
Thanksgiving, Grandfather, grand
mother, father, mot hef, snns, daughter
anl grandchildren we're all impeTsanai
~, and tight sood time was enioyed
Rev, fTpde'iek II. Jaoal.., "a, Who
dad lasi N.rk Al his home Ia MoslhaVen.
T. l., Mas ioumefly associated with The
late Dwight T.. Moody IN egansrlisiie
work showing great ability ~ an organ,
iaur,
Mr. Elson T.. Have, of tho Farms,
aill entertain the benevolent soririN
neat week "Wednesday NJ her home
for the afternoon and AZ supper. Al
interested in the soci"ig are invited o.
attend.
Word has hoen received Of the death
"a ~. Charies. u, Of Mn, Macy AleN.
amber. widow ~ Frank Alexander. WHO
Mas a brother Of the late William Alex,
anirf. MANY Will remember she visit
she made 90 her relatives here ab"ni a
year sgs.
Levi Jennings. formerly employed al
the oiire Of the Nnrihiield Press, sns
tanned serious inlnrlrs 60 hls spine
from . fan in a harm IN CHI. lie has &c,
Gently been employed hy Chandler
Mum of GID and was taken from there
10 the Greenfield hospital.
The lamp on the tree by ". w.
Goes residence exploled one nigls re-
Gently. dcmolishine everything. one
cannot hut think of the damage that
would have been done had the lamp ~
plodcd inside the house. lBnt electric
iiy will soon be here.
There We're MANY disappointed hunt
cTs In town Saturday night when the
sun went down. Those were foTinnat.
aud secured the coveted deer were III.
A. Reed. William O'Clair. Fred James,
Martin james. Mr.. Emo, RAYMOND
Clapp and Harlan Atwood.
There are four residents Of Mortified
ON the jury that Is trying sias \. PHELPS
ior the murder Of Deputy Sheriff Haskin.
in Munroc last June They are Edward
II. Whiteomb. Joseph Z. Ross, George
W. Piper and Frank Il. liol,on. The
other members are Elmer ;. Severance,
foreman, Of Turner'S Falls, Baxter IL.
Worden OF Warwick, Clarence Streeker
and n A. Parmenter Of Greenfield,
George II. Childs OF Dcerfeld, Frank \.
Bascom OF Gill. Herbert Hale OF Colrain,
and George A. Merchant OF Wendell.
The mothers meeting was held al
the parish house "Wednesday afternoon.
! Mrs George Witte led the meeting
with Thanksgiving lngratitude, Tor
the subject. and gave very Imtefesaii
ing talk, Others taking part. Inc ON,
GERS for the coming year were eiecteu
os follows: President, Mrs. y. Fay
smith. vice presidents, Mrs. w. Z, hop,
erts. Mrs. 5. L. Walker: secretary ana
treasurer, Mrs. l.. \. bazelle' executive
committee, Mrs. Warner, chalrmanB'
Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. G: Holton, MIS- ~ ~
r.. Long, MGs. lIeuNis, .''o' ~ ii
Alexander. A social half-hour followed
and fen and sandwiches were. served
| All mothers are welcomed to the meet
| ings, and the % cents for membership
fee is used to buy flowers for those
who may be i'll.
The usual pleasant Thanksgiving
was passed at the Northheld. one
hundred and twenty-five were served 70
dinner. the dinner of the seminary
Urls being the gift of Mrs. Z. l. Can
dee of New Haven, who, with her son
| il very popular among the students
Many humorous toasts were gwen pe
tween the courses. In the evening the
students of the seminary gave some
realistic scenes from the home and
social life of the japanese lady IN neI
own land. Special guests at the
Northfeld were A. p. Fit of New
York and Frank Fit of Williamstown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler of Brooklyn
with their daughter, who is in the semi
nary. Mr.. Wheeler is on the stan OF
the New York World. Also MI ana
Mrs. Bodfsh of Vineyard Haven. Mr
and Mrs. Howard of Erving, the SISTER
and husband of II. 5. stone, were ms
guests over Thanksgiving
The Dramatic club, recently formed
in connection with the Unitarian 50,
ciptV. gave tne pray, oui 4hu"' -.
California, last night in the vestry,
every seat and standing room beng
6iled The following was the cast OF
Characters: Felicia Needy Miss Made
line Long; Resala Needy Needy ,i Mis- M i,v
Stacy; Sally Needy, tb MISS m MtIule' Miss
Mary Green; Miss Wilcoxugibs, thelr
dressmaker. Miss Gertrude Calender
Mrs. Merry Muntoburn, their a tar
from ON California, Mrs. D. l.. Pro %lsT
This play was preceded e s, by scRR laSI
entitled Cinderella. Miss Victoria San
KEY impersonated Cinderella, and 4. Mas a. rs
ter ter Ralph Proctor was the gallant
prince. Victoria received , great t,ia az.
piause in her role which e.. was was de eagir
abiy done, and show the interest, ana
enthusiasm put into them by those
taking part.