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

naBv 10 the woods. Those who
ts.u -utressful in securing deer
IN, tuesday and Wednesday Were
Johnson, Dwight Jones, John
samuel smith, Forest Estahrook,
Thtzrr. Louis Emo, Fred Irish,
Newton aud the Fisher boys on
uauulaIn
s.rgt HIgclow is clerk in George 5
5mat'
NJ, Homer DcWolf is at the North,
4 httr
m,a,r Woodward is having two,
-, vacation,
N. 4. r. FIT has not closed her
"a, reported
m. A. T.. Fit y planning Thanks.
ng luusr'partN
1 MI. Maud Hamilton is recovering
mn attack of bronchitis.
Il lsf Howard is home from college
1 I'M fhr deer hunting season.
/ NJ, 4. n. Fnrbarc of Ludlow is with
.,5angh,pr, Mrs. d. l.. Proctor.
/ A. interesting PRAYER meeting was
Il ity Er, ". W. Coc last week Thurs.
| Vi, Mary Clark of Vermont spent
4 4 week with her brother Thomas
/ hk
4 vi., Mildred LYMAN spent last sun.
n with her brother, Clifford, in Wor.
f,ltL
/ Miss Flora Bogart, matron at Con.
i..t|rnr Cottage, is suffering with rhen.
iutism.
urs. l.. l.. loslin of Brattleboro visit.
4 Ifr daughter, Mrs. Thomas Clark,
b week
\ Ward Holton of Winchester was a
1rgnt visitor here TO see his father,
jirmr lIolton
Rev Elliott w. Brown preached IN
H. South Congregational church of st.
|bmshury last Sunday.
4 Walter Neville has peen obliged to
4 dan work at the seminary power plant
4 I account Of his health.
an. Kidder has his Christmas goods
Nh. He has put in quantity of popular
i9eet music for the piano.
1 Mrs.. Mary Dickinson will spend a
3-rth at Mrs. Isaiah Moody 5 while
HIS Clara Moody is away.
Miss Margaret Whittle has recovered
ham her illness and has returned to her
Is,ion work in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davis of Oxford,
IN n, are here visiting their parents,
I M and Mrs. Fayette Howard.
The students at Revell gave. a per
}bmance of the Ruggles Family from
3Rms Christmas Carol, Saturday even
4 4 social dance will be held in Red
Mems hall this evening under the man,
3gpment of the Independent order OF
Del Men.
4 The ease of George Dunnell vs.. +. w.
]hane was heard in Greenfield Wednes-
3hy but the Judge reserved his decision
Until Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Sprague of Hinsdale. N. H.;
4 yturns home tomorrow after several
1 weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
lawrence Lazelle.
Since the cold weather Wallace Hol-
7 bn has failed in health greatly. lie Is
/ b critical condition at the home Oh
4 b; sister, Mrs. Nettie Putnam.
Miss Alice Pray, a former seminary
4 u1e1t. now librarian of Concord, n.
4 was an over-Sunday guest with
jxhoOmates at Hotel Mortified.
David Sellig, who runs the Brlgg
J ,k wagon. has gone to New York to
Flt relatives whom he has not seen
(; br seven wears. He will be gone two
IEeks
Miss Bernice Cummings spent SUNDAY
nth her grandparents. Mr.. ana MIs'
IEmwck of Putney. They 90 TO Gail.
|hmia early in December to make tnelr
home near their son.
Rev. n. Fay Smith, S. E. Walker, Rev;
IN. W Coe and r. A. Holton attended
Ne meeting in the interest of the Con-
|regationai Brotherhood at Mlliers
Tails Wednesday evening.
Richard E. Neweomb, "A, died N
1e and Mrs. D. b. Lyman OF thls tomn
Ne bis nephew and niece, MIS- 10y man
attended the funeral Tuesday
Dr. !. R. Shelter, the oculist from
who has been at Dr. "a "A, H.
Newton s the past week, left mere Weu,
Ipsiav. He came to give Dr.. Newton
haI Instructions in eye refractlng'
Rev N. Fav Smith and Miss Dewey
|f Nj Hermon were in Springfield sew
|HaI DAYS last week as witnesses IN tne
|Spncpr case. Spencer was their p9pli
Mile he attended Mt. Hermon school
The Sons of Veterans were to hold
their annual inspection last iuesual
|Eening in Proctor hall but at tle laeu
|lmte word came that the lnspeCtoi
|nuld not come. 1t has been lhdehni'0
p postponed.
Miss Emma Gissinger, who has llVvfed
WITH Rev, and Mrs. N. Fay Smith tne
Rl two wears, returned to her nome
|h Pennsylvania Wednesday. MISS An,
he Bhckmer of Orange is taking heI
Dhce at Mrs. Smith s.
Mrs Charles Stebbins was called ~ ~
Waterbury,, Conn, last week by the III
hess OF her grandson. Her son, freu
Game. is now employed in the power
pant at the seminary and is living WIFI
bis mother. Mrs. Charles Stebblns.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cummings are en-
attaining this week her sisters, MT =
u S. perIev. of Gardner, and Mrs. u
! Bishop, of Baldwinsyllle., her sislei'
Nh. Herbert Smith, is spending the WIN
hFwith her, her husband having q Team,
ing Job in Greenfield.
Miss Mary Boomer of Chile affl ,,.tii
.a Mortified seminary Nov. + anu WI
ea student there. Mr.. and Mrs. Boom,
n are missionaries in Chile and Win
aeir family spent years fqrlough
iere three years ago. Robert bo9nier
aaduated from Mt. Hermon recently.
Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works were gwen
.aStone hall Monday evening and con,
mua stream of laughter and appla4u AUS
Indicated that they proved very e., ente u
snng. Miss Parmenter, the 9Ig"T Tar
II the seminary, impersonated mrs. o aa
ley to pprfection and many of her hg
ues we're realistic of seminary life
Miss Elsie Holton, daughter OF ~ !,
and Mrs. Arnold Holton, was married IL