The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-01

of the latiers father, Johh MACK
Paul II. Mann gave readings at con
cert given by the Catholic society IN North
field Thursday evening Of last week
Nine hens belonging TO Mp, George
Lyons were stolen last Tuesday night
There have been several similar thefts Of
late.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edison Moon and daughter
! Hattie, went to North Adams Mass, We'd
nesday TO spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tiyes,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb Of Greenfield
were Sunday visitors az the home OF the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs, j. NJ.
Lamb
Mrs. w. S. Kimball and son, Stebbns
| Walker went TO Boston Sunday, Mr.. Kim
ball returning with them TO spend Thanks
giving,
4. j. Ruff lost the thumb on his left hand
at the first Joint Wednesday while working
at periorating machine al Cornell \
/ Wards,
! Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Pearson visited in
I kccnc last Thursday. Mrs. Pearson did
not return home until Sunday owing TO a.
/ spfained ankle
Frank Detour Of Beverly, Mass, Joined
| his family, who are visiting at George
Bntton's, last Saturday and will remain
| for a weeks visit,
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gould Of Attleboro
Mass, and Mrs. Clara Gould Of Nineland
y. j.. came Wednesday for Thanksgiving
at DIR. W. T. Fays,
Miss A. r. Foster has been spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at her home in
Westerly. H. l.. and Miss Segitz went TO
her home in Cambridge.
Louis T.. Belleville, formerly Of this town
but now of BrattlehOro, was married in
Greenfield, Mass, Nov, . to Miss Alice
Pearl Smith Of Brattlcboro,
W. L. Brooks is taking a twowecks' va
cation from his duties at G, 5. Howe's
store. G. NJ. Smith is working in the store
during Mr.. Brookss absence
John Reed and son returned Nov. II,
after threShing 1920 bushels Of grain at
80 different places. In 1910 they threshed
1908 bushels at SO different places.
s. II. Richards Of Ware, Mass joined his
wife and child at j. NJ Lambs Tuesday
and Wednesday They went to the home
of Mr. Riehards's parents in Bethel.
G.. s. Howe went to Kecne Monday
evening to attend the reception 10 the /
right eminent grand master Hon, Charles I
Hersey, given by the Knights Templar
Mrs. G. ID. Durham, who has been visit f
ing her sister, Mrs Leo Delphy has nov
returned to her home in Chicago, H., and I
will then 60 to Florida where she viii spend .
the winter months.
Miss Daisy Parker was given surprise
party last Monday evening, the occasion
being her birthday There were - present
aud very enjoyable evening was spent
Refreshments Of cakes, cocoa, and candy
We're served.
Miss Minnie Bryant of Springfield, Mas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atwood and three cml.
dren of Mortified, Mass, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Atwood and children OF
Keene were Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 4. +. Fisher.
At the regular meeting of the firemcn
last Friday evening it was voted to hold a
dance Jan. 10. The following
committee Of arrangements was chosen
j. H. Scott, William German, Chase Del.
ply. /. j. Walker, J. p. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Robertson enter
tanned Walter Saben and family OF Bellows
Falls, VT, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood of
Ashnelot. Robert Field of Springfield, !
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Field and j
Miss Florence Field of this town Thursday. j
Thanksgiving guests at George Britton's s
We're: Mr. and Mrs Jacob Britton and
daughter of Gardner Mass, Mr.. and Mrs, '
Henry Britton of Adams, Mass, Mr., and
Mrs Frank Detour and son Darrell, of Bev-
crly. Mass. and Mrs. Anna Thurber Of
NIilers Falls.
The Depot street bridge underwent a
cleaning last week and all posters
removed from the sides. The work was UNI
der the supervision Of the Woman s club,
who have been assured by the sclectmen
that in the future the bridge will remain F,
in its present condition. II
The Woman's club met with Miss Char
otte Slate Tuesday afternoon. After the I
business session the roll call was responded {
10 by poems and quotations from Thomas !
Bailey Aldrich The subject for the pro s
gram was Hamlin Garland, and was in
'harge of Mrs. w B. Stacy and Mrs. j, R.
Holman.
The dates set for the Congregational fair
ire Dec. IS and II. II is to be held in the (
own hall. The first evening a musical and {
literary entertainment will be given and q
he second evening play will be given by t
ocal talent There will be the usual array '
If booths both nights, when fancy articles,
aprons candy, popcorn, etc, will be on {
;ale Supper will be served in the basement t
lining room of the town hall. $
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Dexter and Miss Cora !
Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Richards were :
entertained Thursday at the home of Mr.. )
md Mrs. T. w. Tilden. Another Thanks
irving party was held at the home of Mrs.
Eliza Holman on High street, when she en- :
ertaned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller and !
.wo daughters, Bertha and Bernice, and y
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hale and Kenneth
Hall
The 10th annual concert and dance given 5
Inder the auspices of Court Ashuelot, No
Is, +. of A., was held in Forresters' hall
evening The music was fur
lished by Lyman's orchestra. Dancing was a
,nioyed from $50 until l o'clock. The !
1oor director was E. i. Currier; assistant /
r. ]. Walker; aids, J. Raleigh, F, j.
Dung, H Beane and F. Place. Supper was {
served to large number. The dance was d
we'll attended, several coming from the sur
'ounding towns.
The juniors of the Universalist church
gave a very enjoyable entertainment last e
Monday evening The program commenced
with piano solo by Miss Marion Sprague .
which was followed by reading by Miss d
Mildred Booth and a recitation by John b
Snow Next was pantomime entitled An
Evening Call Under Difficulties, by Miss
Margaret English, John Snow and James
Britton. This was followed by the interest e
me little play entitled, The Virgins
Dinner, by Miss Lillian /
Stacy as Mrs. Virgins, and Misses Ora ,
Cheney, Ruth Brooks and Gertrude
Sprague. Masters Jason Holman, Hans
Loudly and Harold Weeks as the children '
Of Mrs. Virgins. During the evening pop