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

Miss Segitz has been i'll the past week
IT. 4. Fisher of Greenfield spent Sunday
in town.
William Conway was at home from
Greenfield Sunday.
Frank Britton of Pittsfeld, Mass, was
at home over Sunday.
William Lahiif of Keene was in town
several days last week.
Miss Lily Britton of Greenfield was a
Sunday visitor IN town.
The Universalist parsonage Is being
wired for electric lights,
Miss Margaret Dempsey OF Spnnghelu
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph A. Gale of Winchester has
been in town this week,
Robert Field of Springfield visited IN
town few days this week.
w S Kimball of Boston was in town
over Sunday with his family
DIR. O. i. Smith has been housed with
a severe cold for several days. /
w. +. Robertson has been in New YORK,
Philadelphia and Albany recently
Miss Mollie Lowell returned Monday
from a short visit in West Swanzey.
Miss Ethel Goodale of Brattleboro was a
cuest of Mrs. G. E. Stevens Sunday
Miss Abbie I.achance and Mrs. }. y. Ber-
ooror we're in Greenfield Wednesday,
Patrick O'Connor of Holyoke, Mass, Is
working at L. j. Harris printing ONCE.
Mr.. and Mrs James Sarsfeld OF West
Swanzey were Sunday visitors IN TOWN.
Ralnh w Freeman has returned IRON a
visit with his parents in Mllllngton' Mass
Miss Mary Hackett of Keene was an
Sunday cnest Of Mrs. w. +. Robert
son.
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Clark Of Wnchen-
don were guests Of Mrs. May Thompson re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Leonard at
tended the funeral of a relative IN Duplh
Monday
Miss Martha Gray is at home from her
school duties in Halifax for tWo-Weeks
vacation.
r.. J. Richards has recently had his resi-
dence on the Brattleboro road Wlfeu lor
electricity.
Mrs. J, P. McCaughern is in Keene this
wopl, visiting her daughter, Mrs Samuel
Thompson
Miss Elizabeth Purcell of Greenfield has
been visiting her parents, MI ana Mrs'
Maurice Purcell.
Mrs. G. S. Smith returned Saturday IRON
New York city, where she has been Tor the
past two weeks
Mrs Percy Booth and two children OF
Peterboro came this week lof WISH WIZ"
Hinsdale relatives.
Mrs. A, W. Mead spent couple OF days
in Brattleboro last week with her daugh-
ter, Miss Rose Mead.
Thomas Mann went to keene FRIDAY
evening to attend the New England leie-
phone company dance
Twelve women from Keene attended the
Sons of Veterans auxiliary inspection last
week Thursday evening
Forrest Lowell Of this town sold his farm
on tbe Bratteboro road Tuesday to MT.
Varrey Of West Swanzey
The annual Thanksgiving dance gwen by
the f. Of A. will be held in Forresters nall
Wednesday evening, Nov ".
Frank Britton had his household goods
moved Friday from Brattleboro street to
the house recently vacated by E. Doucette'
Charles Weed has finished work in Far
lev, MASS, anu Is dSSlSbIiS III 5Sv'AS ~
the machinery in the new Brghtwood
mill.
Mrs. William Wolfram and two children
of Hatfield, Mass, come tomorrow Tor a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M
Wright.
Mrs Clark and daughter, Miss Sadie
Dodge, Of Spofford, n H., are visiting at
e. NJ. Dodge's during the Thanksgiving va
cation.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tole, Miss Minnie Maguinniss,
Mrs. Frank Young and M. S. Mann attend
ed the funeral of a relative in Walllngford,
VT, last Friday.
Mrs John Conway of Winchester, who
has been caring for Mrs. John Davis, is
now spending few days with her mother,
Mrs. William Lynch.
A daughter was born Monday, Nov. 70,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson OF
Keene, granddaughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCa1ghern Of this town.
Miss Ida Eaton, who went to the Farren
hospital for treatment for knee trouble
some time ago. has returned home and is
staying with Mrs. W. s. Kimball
Ray Srrague was given surprise party
by several of his schoolmates last Friday