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

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Open Deer Season Began Yesterday
Yesterday morning marked the opening
al the deer seAson, which aill eonilhae
until nrc. ~, tao deer bring allowed
each hunter u is the scnrIal olahlen lhAl
deer an not ~ numerous a. lass W
when the local hunters slrN no lres 'hah
10 hul they have hccn scrn quite ~
nusntk al late aud Il l. safe 10 predict
ihat a lafrr numler viii he brought in
,iufinr the neat tao weeks, The heavy lau
az SNOW last TUESDAY has made hunting
conditions almost ideal and 81 W..
lion whether the deer can stand the aNiai
onslaught aud continue % be nniheleus
hrnal,onis, The law allowing I'VE aoc,
10 each hunter will no doeh he ohahs.'
al the neat meeting Of the losis.siui am
!, wonl sRfm vice Ia DO -, The usr "l
Ia. "a made deer hunting more 81 lcss
dsnueroi.s here, hut although many uh
J,,o,abl. ptydirii0ns were made lasi year
80 f.iaiities nor even accidents octuftsl'
ana Il i hopcd that none van oe'ni WIS
NAM Of the hunters are wearing ni
cars and this should lessen The chah's e'
mi.iakes. only lna hunters hcrnscs nav
been issued. not very laIfe nnme't w
s,,l,,,n, The many nimrois who IN YEAR
80, have hunted deer, The following =
I H. NJ, az those who have taken out
c",scs whose names have not bioic ~
,'o,rcd .mlian T.. Fetch. John NJ; hig
- Nov Higgins, Don A. Wilder, RANK
Elliot Carl 4 Shorling, Frank flirt' ~
| -, pcrham, Arthur l.. Taylor, oINe
Dnprey. Clifford Royce; Herbert :, hl,
rcti. Dominique y ICY sihnsv W.
Boorn, Bert ;. MeDonah' S''
S,eams. Charles =, Policy
Henry Black has been III the past week
OF more. ~ =.
Mrs. W. Il. Mason has been quite III the
past week. N A..
II A. Weeks has been seriously III 'he
past week t.
Robert Field Of Springfield was home 'or
Thanksgiving. e..n.-l
Charles Roy spent Sunday IN s'aho''
Springs. Conn. r,,,;,.
Mrs Nellie worden spent Thankss''
ing in Chieopce.
chauncey Weeks visited IN heehe s''
eral days last week. -
George 4. Holland OF Norwich 'oi'h''
was in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Taylor were III
Keene for Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Riley were IN "r''''
field Sunday and Monday
pev Father Cahill went to Nashua
Tuesday for a brief stay. .,
IL r. Fisher visited IN lhompsoh'i"
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. w. +. Robertson recently Vis''eu
in North Adams a few days
George Beauregard OF Springfield Sisi'ea
in town one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Dodge were IN Dos
ton and Brockton last week.
Miss Dorothy Gray was at home iro'n
Northfeld for Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Robertson nave
been in Springfield this week
Miss Maud Webb went to her home IN
Chesterfield for Thanksgiving
William Conway was at home from
i Greenfield one day last week
l Miss Lora Deyo has gone to ho'yoNe'
Mass for a visit with friends
w 4 Brooks is stationed at reries
Haryey's during the deer hunting
Thomas Kelly has been visiting MS Sis
ter in Montpelier for few DAYS
Mrs MAY Leach went to heehe ~
spend Thanksgiving with relatives
II Mr. and Mrs. n. o. Maynard and son
Clark. were in Greenfield Mohuay
Mrs. G. +. Weed and Miss Irene Hart
well were in Greenfield "Wednesday
j Dr Cvns Davis of Winchester was
Thanksgiving guest at A. b. DAVIS s
: Mrs w w. King and Miss Pearl hini
we're in Keene for the day SATURDAY
Mrs Walter Blanchard has been spend
TT mo several weeks in Claremont, ~ H.
Miss Annie White visited relatives II
- Greenfield from Friday until sunday
- Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pearson were II
g Concord, n. H., few days this Week.
or r. ZONES of Keene spent last Thurs
OF day with his mother Mrs. Julia Jones. :,
or Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, and Gnu
of dren visited in Keene one day last week
IS Mrs Maurice Purcell spent Sunday =. I
a. Koene with her sister, Mrs. Samuel Smitn
- w 8 Kimbal of Boston was at nom
90 Nth bis family for short stay recently
"a CIV Smith was at home from Whit
~ NJ: uus J,nct;op for a brief visit last weeb
I'M Mvron Minis and family Of Keene wer
he rhank sgivinp guests of Mrs. August
ng p Iinscomb has moved into tn
nj ch;sel shop house, so-called, on oan'
- Noel D. Collins Of Greenfield spent las Ia
= Thursday at d. A. Owenss ana ohai''
Owens's. , MI.
Mrs. Belinda Moore and daughter, NM
Mary Moore have been visiting reia''''
in Boston. ,,,r,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Place and daug'
ter, Helen, visited in 1reen''e'u "
Thursday. e r,,osto
field were guests of relatives III 'o"n go
Thursday. -, CON
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brown and son =
West Chesterfield visited al Ilehis D'
retts Sunday. ,u.n;.eor
Miss Jennie Mclnlear Of NJ, Wa nnd NJ,
VT, has been the guest VI 1'i
George Wilkins. - all,
pov q T.. Clough of Winchester call,
at the parsonage to see heV. anu
T. Porter on Monday.
Iobn Conway of Providence, ~
.o ou'' Saturday with his grandparents w
and Mrs. William Lynch
Ta,nos Stewart went to his, nome
cnvr;nrfeld and Harold Garfield to DIT
tleboro for Thanksgiving
Miss Lillian Myers has been at MOI
f,on, her teaching in Florence, Mass
the Thanksgiving vacation /;
n A Mason's health continues u, TO
up o,o and # is hoped that he VIII 81
seu he able to be out of doors ~,
7os several people from this town atte W
aes' oeV o,,otinn at Fred Harris's IN W.
in. chesterfield CHI last Saturday
for Nr;ss Mabel johnson has returned no no
sted fro m,'s Springfield where she has been VII
! if mo for the past four weeks.
his One of the electric light poles .,; on
d no Ou Canal street fell under the weight