The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15

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CIarptl was ferryman al Munn's Eer,,
spl had roWed a party acros. and Start
III Dr. Tetum, II is supposed His erie. ~,
tf.p Nrw heard and a boat WAS takcn A.
ff ayrr and men went TO his ala mi M.
.rTs ceased before he was reached hi. bo,t
a5s ..Hnd Saturday morning at the month
I'D rH Nlllers river, The body has no,
I'D h,rn recovered. Mr.. Channel bas y
drsiirr. Mrs, Charles Mason. M Wos,
stg,V, \ H., and son. Frank in tbc
af,f he had made his home Tor sever,l
,as 10 William Drcsser's.
Tfe public schools close today for two
weeks,
Tr Red Men hold a social dance at their
Dad ibis evening.
II. " Bristol has been housed A weel,
rU rheumatism
f..j W. Doane expects to 60 To Florida
f.fOr winter soon.
E p. Howard has been in Wallinefori
NJ. inr ,cyeril days
Richard llolton is home from the Dental
college Of Philadelphia.
Nr- Bessie Irish Severance is suffering
ffm q tlll from a step ladder
Mr. and Mrs. {. G. Stearns are in Ros.
Ton iur their Christmas shopping.
lIis. Nellie +. Alexander was the guest
Of Mrs \. ID. Elmer Wednesday.
Mr.. John Reed Of Greenfield Is visit.
ING her mother, Mrs. Thomas Clark.
Miss Henrietta Webster Of Amherst was
the guest over Sunday OF Mrs John Phelps.
Forest Estabrook injured finger Sc.
yerry Tusday while in the woods chopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Moody returned
Tuesday from weeks trip to New York,
W r. Moody spoke 10 an audience Of
men IN southampton last Sunday after.
noon
Miss Christene Newton has a position in
Springfield and began work the last Of this
week.
Rev. +. w. Brown breaches in the South
Congregational church Of st. Johnsbury
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Staitz of New
Haven are guests of DR. and Mrs. A. /.
Newton.
Mrs. c. II. Webster went to Orange on
Tuesday and attended the Universalist
socety's fair.
An the public schools and Mortified
seminary close for the Christmas vaca.
ton Dec. %
The Misses Clutter have bought the
place they now occupy on Highland avenue,
Of P d. Moody.
Mrs. Homer DeWolf left the Mortified
hotel yesterday for New York where she
spends the winter.
Henry Lyman of Keene came TO at.
tend the funeral OF Wallace Holton and
called on relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Kellogg will close
their house next week and return to New
ork for the winter.
Miss Hattie Arlin of Greenfield has been
at Mrs Fred Watson's this week and at
tending to her real estate.
Miss Josephine Warznak, who has been
in Boston since September, Is with Miss
Annie Campbell for few days.
H. S. Kellogg closed his place on Tues
day and has gone to New York where his
family will board for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reib of Athol
came to attend the funeral of w. IL. Holton
and are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hol-
ton.
The senior class of the high school gives
reception this evening to all students
of the school past and present not gradu-
ates tonight.
Mrs. f. G. Britton spent the, weekend
with Mr. Britton in Colrain, where ne Is
employed placing the towers Tor the freu
t, Ley company.
The office of Mrs. Mary A. Doolittle,
chaplain of the Women's Relief corps, was
omitted in the report of the annual meet
ing of the order
The state grange is this week IN con
ference in Worcester and Mr.; ana MIS-
/. O. Clamp and Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Mon
tague are attending.
Rev. w. w. Coe preached before large
and interested congregation at the North
Church last Sunday. Rev. n Fay smith
preached at Mt. Hermon.
TT Calender was invited by a Masonic
lodge in Boston to work the tnlrd qe-
gree on his son, DR.. George Calender, VINO
took the degree last Monday night.
Mrs. Arthur Merrill gave reception
Tuesday afternoon to members OF t9g ~
lief corps in honor of Mrs. Y; u o.o .l
bridge who leaves town Saturday ior Vhe
winter.
Sunday evening there will be Christmas
concert at Sage chapel by the seminary III,
students. The public is invited Ihere
will be no service at the Congregations
church.
At the Fortnightly to be held next MOI on.
day, Mrs. S. E. Walker will present az an
subject of Napoleon-His Influence on 5 az
ouisition to French Art Mrs Martina unL
lette will present a paper on Ouiie''
Events.
Rev. N. Fay Smith attended the c ION.
gregational ministers meeting IN ~ o Sbni.
field Tuesday. From there he went 70 oliet-
burne Falls and smoke at the annual meet,
ing of the Shelburne Congres"'io'''''
church. :,
Mrs. G. c. Stockbridge goes to opfl,l egntbs
tomorrow to spend the WinVei pinJnott
with her daughter, Mrs. Serena b f ono
Mrs Stockbridpe will come home for one
week the first Of January to attend seVe'ai
important functions.
The high school has Just been preseppt e,
with the Encyclopedia Britannica On, ~ heen
A. Z. Wilson of this town. l ms .h hae and
one of the great needs OF the scioo odoir.
will become the foundation Oh an ''
able library of reference
Mr.. Scott. who has had charge u com mn
Greenfield Electric Light and fQ i've no oU
nanv's outside wiring and also OF the po .io,,
house, has been transferred to posii. ,ao,l
in Greenfield and Thomas Hart ""s
promoted to Mr.. Scotts position
There will be a consignment auction a on
tba law Iown w." 81 r T. Proctor's livery on pay "
urdav Dec rs. under the management ng;ng
fbo sons of Veterans. Persons i navlne
snI,th;u n' which thev would like to dlsRoI5e
Of i' should s,f Communicate com, with Fred ifiS"'
Tom Hart or Fred L. Proctor.
The East Mortified postoftficaeo n nas ene