The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-22


Miss Chellis.
q. :. Smith lost Young work horse
which was one of a valuable pair IN west
SwanRey last Saturday, The horse dropped
dead in the harness a short time after
leaving the barn.
George Stevens, who for several years was
foreman in the weaving department OF he
former Halle 4 Frost WOODEN mill, has
taken a similar position in WOODEN mlli
in Mortified, VI,
Miss Rose Duggan, MIR. aud Mrs. William
Coughin and child, Mr. and Mrs. MELON
aid and children of Greenfield an to he
Christmas guests at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Daniel Duggans,
Mrs. II. NJ Langworthy is in Middlehgry,
Vt, where she was called by the serious
illness of Mr.. Langworthy's father. Miss
l.amollc langworthy has been spending a
few days in Brattleboro,
Miss Maize Powers came home Thursday
from Mortified, VT, for the Christmas
vacation. Mr. and Mrs, William Fitzgerald
of North Nalpolc, Vt, are also guests Mt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers,
There is an exhibit of medieval and mod
EN- Madonnas at the library, beginning tins
week This exhibit is intended for he
SHnoOl tnllulen anu - lhlilNh ~ WV W. ~ n
Memorial library of Springfield,
Percy Booth, who has been acting ~
drug clerk in Peterhoro, has now gone to
Concord. ~ H.. and soon expects to move
his family there. Mrs, Booth and two
children are visiting relatives here for a
few weeks
George A. Holland. who has been visit.
ing IN town the past week, has resigned
his position as cashier Tor the American
Express company at lIolyoke, Mass. Tie
went Wednesday to Concord, \ H., where
he viii assist at the express office there
during the holidays.
Two deer were killed ON the last day Of
the open season. Clifford Strams securing
q buck and Oliver Miller Of Springfield,
Mass. a doe. There was snow on the
ground for the first time during the II
hunting days and the number OF tracks
seen seems to prove that a large number Of
deer have been left for next year
George Z, Robertson, formerly Of this
town and son of George \. Robertson OF
this town. was married Saturday, Dec. 10,
IN Washington. ID. C., to Mrs. Abble
Frazier of that city, This week they are
spending in New York city but are eN-
pected here tomorrow for visit with
Washington, d. c.. where Mr. Robertson
is connected with the census bureau,
The many friends in this town OF Miss
Rose c. Mead were pleased to hear OF her
appointment as teacher in the bookkeeping
department Of the Stroudshurg. Pa. high
school She i at present filling q similar
position in the Clawsun Hamilton CONNER.
cial college in Brattleboro where her work
has been very satisfactory. She is gradu-
ate of the local high school and the DrcNcl
institute of Philadelphia. Miss Mead will
begin her duties at Stroudsburg Jan ..
There will be special train for Keene
Wednesday evening Dec, p, leaving llius
dale at 10 Ia enable all who wish to wit.
ness Charles Klein's greatest play. The
Gamblers. This company has just closed a
long engagement in the Majestic theatcr
in Boston and a record Of over POO per
formances in the Maxine Elliott theater in
New York city. Tickets can be secured OF
F. j. Cantlm. Manager Quinn says this
will he the biggest show Of the season.
Mrs. c. L. Booth and little daughter
Elsie of Mt. Clemens Mich, came Thurs
day for visit at the home of Mr.. Booth :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. G.. Booth. Mr.
Booth will Join his family here Sunday and
! the following week, accompanied by Mrs.
Booth, will leave for Florida where he has
position in a hotel. They will leave their
little daughter with Mr.. and Mrs r. L.
Fletcher, the latter being a sister of Mr.
Booth. Mr.. Booth has recently been II
with pleurisy and is still in poor health.
Christmas exercises and services will be
held at the various churches beginning Sat
urday evening The Sunday school of the
Methodist Episcopal church will have its
Christmas tree with appropriate exercises
on that night and the concert will be given
Sunday evening. A supper for the children
of the Sunday school and their parents will
be given Saturday evening followed by the
Christmas tree at the universalist church
At the Congregational church Christmas
cantata will be given by the members OF
the Sunday school and the tree and eXer-
cises will be held Monday evening.