The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

hospital Christmas day will be from 9
a. m. to D. m.
The next o. L. S. social at the Ma
sonic temple will be held Wednesday
evening, Jan. "a.
The S. A. Smith company has
closed its plant, with the exception of
! the sawmill, until Jan. to take the
annual inventory.
The annual meeting of Friendship
circle will be held in Odd Fellows hall
at clock Tuesday afternoon at which
time the officers for the coming year
will be elected
George E. Burroughs of Hinsdale,
N. H., and Mrs Mabel A. Y. Martin
of Manchester, N. H., We're united IN
marriage at the Methodist parsonage
Monday by Rev. +. A. Wells.
William Shaw, employed as a team
ster by the White River Chair company,
stepped upon a nail Friday afternoon
while at work loading a wagon with
wood and injured his right foot so Sc
verely that he has been off duty since.
George W. Brooks has eight hens
which have laid 1876 1-6 dozen of eggs
in 365 DAYS. As the hens are not
blooded specimens Mr.. Brooks considers
that he has reason to make some talk
about the produetiveness of his flock
Arthur Blood, who returned Thurs,
dav of last week from a six-weeks
trip to California, sold his interest IN
the livery business of Mosher, Cobb y
Blood to his two partners Saturday anq
expects to return to Callfornla WIN
Mrs. Blood soon.
The ranking committee of the
United States Lawn Tennis ASSOCIATION
adopted a new method this season ana
instead of ranking 80 players named
men for the first ten places and grouped
the next % in three classes; Under TINS
plan Fred II. Harris of TINS town IS
placed in the third class,
Those who keep a record OF weather
conditions in their diaries VIII ma Oh
turning to the winter of lS9S-9s that
there was no snow to speak or that
SAMSON until after the 10th of January
The records made IS years ago show, a
decidedly mild winter. That year t u,
frst heavy fall of snow came Jan. zl'
William Moore, who fell while at
worl, ON the Austine institution buiid-
mo last week. was taken from the Me-
mortal hospital to his home In Iaunton'
n M1ie,d hv friends. Though still in q
sorious condition he wished to be moved
TO- to Tai TAUNTON where he might be near
his family.
THAT this has been an open season "a
:, uaI;fax is proven by Patrick Carney
,rbo made last week two gallons o.
GrIt dnalitv maple syrup from trees IN
lie l.; door ward. The trees gave, eooa
r,1 If san on days following, 1reezlnS
tem nerat1lre and those fortunate enougII
IN sample the syrup pronounced IL epu n,
~ that made from the first run OIL sap
in the spring. =. - .,o
An addition is being built a, az w ~
so,tb end of the home of MIS-. EHa - y,
Rell on Highland street when W. Mi.i b nr
Utilized as sleeping apartments ior o ave
natients. During the past wv ,no u"
several such additions nave p &c cn airing
70 'i,o fayy patients at time mas n
doa to the proportions OF prllaUt
ILtnes %;l in which three nurses are Nep'
husv most of the time.
The Charmed Garden is the tue ha II
the play to be given IN a. 4ra Micbanl IS
bv the Young people OF St, M evening.
Eplsc9ope"i Of the annual observance OF
DeG. No ffnnocents day. The regular
Molx noe festival is also to be =, eei l
S Intsd an that date and there vii pc
bratea, o otber features to the entertain
seVetaii addition to the usual Cnr !
mene . ~ ;ncludinp a number OF rec I
mas Tree se The tbe members of Miss Mac,
tlo1s; p eiass The committee IN ch aTs.
le f festival is Mrs. J. l.. Martln' wi
Oh r. Rrasor and Mrs. Sercompe'
An alarm from box g., the ;ns Secon of
IN Inc, no, from that station INSIDE %
to pc Iun bronght out the department
a Weeh' For seven o'clock Saturda4t
shorty FOR For a small blaze in fre I'm
MOI nnt td on side track IN the G CIV
car s VIaarmont ward. 1t took, but a lev
tra n,tes, work with a chemical me TM
t,i;inm,isher to subdue the ha az efr,v in
e e,ns Started in small pie o. ot Ely from
u - how car and probably 9rlE IL q nerson
q q match thrown carelessly ny nav have
a nlaoon or by a tramp VINO may n dur.
passing "a oar as a bedchamber our
occupied r .nG night. The damage was
slight. eorrorlv of
nrmmerston, and Miss Jea nfess were
Robbins of Cambridge, H. rrn 'C61I Clerk Carl
, noG in marriage by aoW NTond b The
S. Hopnhfs took ak place in the office OF C me
ceremony / and Town Counsel a. T. NJ ~
town cleI n n Assistant Town Clerk ME-
nentef anu u1,ine witnessed the ceremony :
Helen ~ ;s n graduate nurse ana ,t Has
The pTIue; van mn her professional uuI IT,
recently doc. Mr.. Marley VINO n"o
in Gail NJ home in Brattleno[o ~ gr;+h
MADE NE ,ore is a retired taTIneL He he
year ~ interests in TINS NliIa aerjs do
rea1 es years of age and me rg EFF that
Is o+ credit his BRIDE WIN Mrs ManIey
T n9mGlfi i've i in Esteyville where ne n''