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

health. She has been frequent visitor
here for several years.
The grange met Tuesday evening hut IN,
program Tor the evening WINS not presented
me Inst and second degree was worked on
elght candidates A special meeting will
be held next Monday night when the third
ana fourth degrees will be worked on the
same candidates
Many OF the seminary students returned
nome Tor Thanksgiving. Those who re-.
manned here were served with genuine
thanksgiving dinner at the halls The
Junior class numbering -, was entertained
At the Northiield hotel Tor the day by Mrs.
\ Y; 1. Candee and her son of New Haven,
who are honorary members of the class.
1onhectcut Cottage girls also had their
dinner at the Mortified.
Mr., and Mrs II. IL, Chamberlain and
thelr mother, Alrs Hodgkns. attended
me @uth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
MRS, I, y, llodglins of NORTHAMPTON last
frdoy, Mr. fodgkins is Mrs. Chamber
nun brother TINS was china wedding
ana Ihe quits were numerous and elegant.
Mi, todglllns Is president of the board of
trade of Northampton. and holds mop,
other positions OF trust in the city.
W. l. Lawrence Of Boston, president OF
thee Unitarian Sunday School society will
hold a conference at the Unitarian church
Dec. Il, Tor the purpose of solving Suudot
school problems. There win he n morning
session NO II o'clock. followed by "A mnrb
con provided by the Womcns Alliance
The afternoon session opens at . O'Clock.
Invitations have been extended to the
Unitarian Sunday schools in the vicinity.
About $50 licenses were issued for hupf
els in this town this fall Last week there
were 20 deer killed. The successful hunt
crs were; Dwight James, Henry Johnson.
Burt Reed, III A. Reed Charles johnson,
Forest Estabrook, Norman Greenwood
Mr.. Emo, Samuel Smith, Fisher brothers
ON the mountain 1.-TWO DEER, ii. H Cham.
herlaln, + b. Caldwell Leslie Tyler. DIR.
q, i. Thompson John Phelps. Fred New.
ton +. A. Irish, Ed Kciser and leslie
Thayer
The Franklin county branch of the
Women Board of Foreign Missions viii
hold It's mldwnter meeting in Greenfield
Thursday. Dec. Z. The afternoon session
IS especially for the Young people of Green
hcld and the surrounding towns Mrs W. I
r. Moody will speak at this meeting. also /.
a young woman IN native costume will tell I
of her people IN a foreign land Special .
music has been prepared for this meeting
and it is sure to be one of great interest .
and pleasure Mrs J.. H. Smith of this
town is the president of the branch
The supper served last Thursday evening
by the women Of st. Patricks parish was
a great success and the entertainment
which followed was OF much excellence.
Miss Bessie Weeks, teacher of piano, OF
Springfield rendered two fine selections
Mrs. Weeks of Warwick avenue gave de-
lghtful vocal selections, also AIcssrs d
Wainwright and keefe of Brighton Paul
Mann of Hnsdale gave much pleasure hy
his readings Mrs c. H. Webster was
piano accompanist Father Lunny Of Nil (,
ers Falls was present, and $40 was re-
'cived.
The Chldren's society of the Congrega
ional church has been increasing in num-
lers and interest until now there are 30 L
n regular attendance Last Monday even ]
ng they held a social from $50 until $50 L
n the church vestry The entertainment
consisted of an advertisement contest and s
photo contest Refreshments were served t
nder the direction of the social committee
Who are Philip Howard. Marion Laird, q
Ruth Roberts, Clinton Leslie and Esther ,
loles The refreshments were fruit salad, h
andwiches, cake, lemon sherbet, and o
chocolate chips h
At the conclusion of the criminal bust !
less there We're two civil cases taken up 7
lst week in superior court at Greenfield
he first was that Of George O. Dunnel Of !
,orthfield, a merchant, against Fred W. !
)oane, who is a deputy sheriff The plain '
i'll claimed that the defendant in remoy c
lg him from the sidewalk in front Of the
,orthfield postofiice used unnecessary vio-
,nce, and the action was brought for an
ssault alleged to have been committed at t
he time The defendant contended that a
e had been directed to keep the walk in h
ront of the postofce clear and that he t
rdered the plaintiff to move on, and that a
pom his refusal to do as he was ordered t
e exercised such strength as was neces il
Try for the enforcement of the order. The il
Try returned a verdict for the defendant, il
William A. Davenport represented the b
Iaintiff and Charles n Stoddard the de- a
'ndant. Il