The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-30

appropriate remarks from both sides
Of the house. It was 4 pleasant oc
casion as tcstifying the esteem IL
which the chief is held, and The chair
is certainly an addition which long
had been Nee ID at the Office
Frank Dieein~ was visitor in town
over Sunday
Ernest Brown went to Boston Sa5ur
day on business trip.
Miss Mildred Snow, who is teaching
in New Haven, Vt, is spending her va
cation at her home here.
Misse Agnes sullivan and Barbara |
;, fudden are spending the week with /
Mrs. Arthur Rohde in Brattleboro.
/ Miss Gertrude AcWeeney OF the Bos-
/ ton Store left Sunday for month : |
visit in Boston and Providencc
/ Edward Shea has returned 70 lis /
studies IN Syracuse university. after
| spending his Christmas vacation with
his parents.
The choir Of St Charles : church
went to Brattleboro early Monday
morning to sing at the funeral OF Dr
T. Fl. O'Connor.
Miss Blanche \. Bacon returned
Monday morning TO her studies in the
keene normal school. after spending
the week at her home here
Rev. and Mrs. 4 p. Pratt spent The
Christmas holiday with Mrs Pratt :
parents in Winchester, Mass. Mrs
Pratt will remain there for while.
Dana }. Pierce, Bellows FANS high
; school, 1896, son Of Frank G. Pierce.
the clothier, has taken position with
\ the Bellows Falls Trust company for
; merly held by Louis L. Robertson. Who
e fetires because OF IN health
NJ p. Franklin. the eye specialist
who for u years has been located in
the building occupied by The Bellows
Falls Trust Co. has moved his Of
fees TO the Edward Arms bniIding on
Westminster street and Will occupy
rooms with DIR. r. v. Hopkins, rhe os-
: teopathic physician.
Freeman Tilden, who was employed
here in the advertising department
&c Of the Vermont Farm Machine com
= pany three or four wears ago. visite,
I" friends here SUNDAY afternoon. whih
t on his way to Rutland. lie now i've.
= in Barre. Mass. and is engaged il
: writing. principally for the Smart 81
ar On SUNDAY morning the thermome
IL ter. for tile first time this season
hi went below zero. On SATURDAY morn
. ing it was about as cold 1s on an
ii previous day. Is above. SUNDAY morn
is. ing it was nine below. ana Monda
no morning 10 below. The snow Is no,
l. l3 or II inches deep on the level j
,le this locality, and as if is frozen hare
\
az bering operations and business of a
q kinds have received an added impetu
~ the last Few days and the outlook Il
&c the nest fe,r weeks is eStremel
nj fPfopitious.
IA LETTERS received this week from p
81 and Mrs. George II. German. who lei
- here - days ago for Il winter s sta
in the West and South, report tn:
ie- they reached Colorado springs Chris
n mas eve and that they were TO sta
nj at the Acacia hotel week OF 10 day
ia During the midday annual Christm;
Is, Of which Dr. Gorham is past cor
nal mander. SIR Knight Frederick I
Babhitt referred feelingty to Or. n
the Mrs, Gorham 5 absence and their ds
TED ieate health. 1t was unanimous
eek voted that the secretary be instruct,
ma to transmit by telegraph a war
or knightlv greeting in behalf of eve
on member Of the commanderv. and Il
. good wishes and hopes for their oar
return in the best of health 81
- spirits. Both Dr. aud Mrs. Gorha
-, - hold 4 high place in the estimate
~. aud love Of the community.
ari An important change becomes
the feetive Thursday Of this week in VII
sud has been known the past 10 years
sec the L. p. =. Grocery company T
years ago one of the best fitted a
. conducted grocery stores in this loca
~ was established. The propriets
NV were Z. G. Fairbanks, +. ". Brown a
III W \. Ferguson. For the purpose
IN shortening the name OF the compa.
!. I. only the initials OF the partners W,
7oft used, and the company has always be
tba 4 leading one in oar village Mr.. +
aala ouson retired from he business seVe
,o,,f years ago, and Mr. Fairbank and \
: Brown have been the sole proprieto
- Mr.. Fairbank now retires, leaving )
Brown as The sole proprietor, and /
t;o,, business viii be. conducted In the sa
i ! progressive way as in thc past, unt
are the style OF +. NJ. Brown Il Co. ]
Iors Fairbanks, who has been a resident h
hero since 1888. intends to move to Mas
5e..; chusetts. Some OF his friends who
lifts on the inside remark. with ',
la4 knowing, sly wink, ..If the mounts
will not come TO Mahomet. Mahon
- must 20 to tho mountain.
nav NORTH WAT.p0T NJ II