The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

Gerald Aimee OF hfnnhllnt tHllth W
this town last Tuesday.
stephen Foster of Williamsville called
ON former friends here last Tuesday,
Mrs. George Males of Rrnttleboro Wis
tied ~ Albert Franklin : one daN tllis
week,
Robert Kitrhing of Boston is assisting
Rockwell Davis 10 the work on his
farm.
Mrs. Fullerton aud Miss Mabel Fuller.
ton visited IN lirattlehOrn u few DAYS
Inst week
Mr.. Moran of Albion, Mich, visited
this week AZ the home of his nephew, T..
/ H. Lawrence,
Miss Fannie kcndrick of Northteld,
Mass, spent a few days recently with
/ Miss Pcrlc Thayer,
Bernard Il. Phillips left last Thursday
/ for Wcstiicld, Mass, where he has en-
'ploymont for the winter,
Frank lrcdcricks of New York city
came Monday night aud will work for
Astou Gushing his winter.
Mrs. SAWYER, who has been caring for
B Mrs. y. l.. .lcnuison the past few months,
has finished her work there.
/ Marvin Howard of South London
derry, county fish and game warden,
was in town one dnv last week.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Lindsey of Brat
tlrhoro visited Mrs. Lindsey S mother
/ Mrs. l.otiic Dutton, over sunday.
Miss Lydia Fellows has finished her
work with Mrs. Hattie Marsh and has
returned Ia her home in liruodiuc.
4 Mrs. l.. j. Parker left SATURDAY. for
I Bellows Falls Ia visit her sister, Miss
] ~. In IL al
with pneumonia.
/ Miss Edith Sanders, who is working IN
lirattlrhoro, spent SUNDAY at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, II. W.
{ Sanders.
Mr.. and MIS-, G.. II. Evans, went to
/ Springfield. Mass. Tuesday whore they
spent n few DAYS with Mrs. Evan : moth
en-, Mrs. II. Y, Dale.
/ Leland aud GRAY seminary closes TO
morrow Saturday. for the ThanksgiN.
/ ing recess of one week. II VIII reopen
! Tuesday, Dec, >,
The ". {. r. T., which has Just been
Ircorganized. will hold its first regular
meeting nj the Baptist parsonage To-
morrow Saturday afternoon nj 2,3n
I q clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T.. Watson Of sun
invyale. Calf, are visiting Fred Watson
/ Mr.. Watson, was horn in this town and
( lived here many wears. He is well known
/ TO many of the older residents.
I The topic for the Christian Endeavor
meeting next Sunday evening will be
/ Echoes Of Peace and Blessing. THIS
is to be the annual Thanksgiving meet
ling. The leader will he announced later,
/ William Clarke, who has a position
as SAWYER in Willard : mill. moved his
! household goods this week from his
/ former home in Wardsboro. 10 c. f..
/ IIodgdon 5 house where he will live TINS
winter.
Earl Derry of Newfmc is working
/ for !. e. Taft. He is boarding at d.
| b. McCartv's. Mr.. Derry viii move
Into the tenement in the Masonic build.
ling as soon rs the necessary repairs are
completed.
The topic for next Sunday morning
at the BAPTIST church will be The Ian
nuagc of Tears. The union meeting in
! the evening viii be held IN the same
church This will he the annual Thanks
giving service with q sermon hv Rev.
| Mr.. Mexican.
Towushend people who have. in the
past taken their Thanksgiving dinner at
1 the Inn win be pleased TO learn that TINS
custom is to be continued under the
new management Mrs. Maude Brown
nv,,acts to furnish dinner to all who win
notif,, bar NV Tuesday morning.
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Tow Mrs Ella Pratt Mr.. Lowe left
Tbnrsday for New Orleans La, where
no has hnsincss for this winter.
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pans 10 secure one u onE1v ~ or;a;nal
contain q hummer OF eNce,leht pilSl'i,' ~
compositions. me demand mas peen 80
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procure 1t at once
Mrs. Charlotte Coleman of West Brat
tleboro and A. +. Reed of Gullford spent
loh +b mr. "a an Wind rS; o Tnes
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