The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-18


the river. lie had taken a prominent
part in business and social affairs in
| his town and was "a popular oihciaI lie
assumed charge OF the affairs OF the
| bank eight years ago, upon the retire
ment OF the late J. q. Bellows. lie
expects to 90 to kecne about January
p, following i welEearned vacation.
His successor, Ferdinand ID. Roden-
| bush, came to the bank Monday. Mr..
| Podenbush has had banking experience
| IN Greenfield and Palmer, Mass, and +
III Koene, from which place he comes .
to Walpolc
Daniel Shea of Brattleboro was a /
visitor IN town early this week.
The grammar grades gave ali ex
hibit TO the parents Wednesday.
Sixteen deer were shot in the town
Of Walpole during the first week or the
open season.
/ The l Should Very club met at
Miss May Lincoln S on Front street
Tuesday evening.
Fred T., Rcwen, the well-known ear
penter, is dangerously i'll At his home
on Centre street.
The stores win be kept open each
evening from now until after the
Christmas season.
Mrs. F. II. Moriarty Of Williams
street has entertained Mrs. John Fitz-
simmons and two children Of Burhng
ton this week.
William T. Manning Of Worcester
was 4 visitor in town yesterday. Mr..
Manning formerly was reporter for the
Bellows Falls Times.
Manager Perry of the Standard
theatre gave a free matinee Wednesday
TO the BOYS Of the Warner Home II
Saxtoas River. and all the boys were
present.
The two moving picture shows OF
this place have been cndcayoring this
4 week to see which could put the most
4 telling advertising before the people
4 70 draw crowds to their Indian shows
4 and much ingenuity has been displayed
4 in their street parades.
Mrs. John Dunlevy of Brattlebofo.
y who had been here with her brother.
= John Hurley. who is i'll, returned to
: hor home Wednesday. Two other sis
tcrs of Mr. Hurley are still here, Mrs.
: Ella Proutv Of Lawrence. Mass. ana
> Mrs. Roiotf Swarthouse of Bridgeport.
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Stilwell Of Al
Iliuson street are in Rutland today at
tending the funeral OF Engineer frank
+. Harvey of the Rutland railroad,
who was instantly killed at > Il. III.
5 Tuesday near Florence station. MIR
Harvey was Il cousin OF Mrs. Stilwell
Mr.. Stilweil Is superintendent OF re-
pairs at the mills of the Moore &
Thompson Paper company.
Dr and Mrs G. II. Gorham left
Bellows Falls TUESDAY for winter 5
stay at Albuquerque, \. NJ. Early il
- the spring they viii visit in California
| Washington and Oregon. The trip il
/ made on account OF the health of boil
the doctor and his wife, and Their
residence on School street Will b,
4 closed during their absence, FOR th'
first time since it was built.
Mrs. Morton c. Roundv of the uppe
10 meadows, who has been seriousI- il
with a shcek OF paralysis al he
daughter s in South Charlestown, is I'M
proving slowly and with assistance
moves about the house a little. TIL
present expectation is that She can b
- moved 10 her home across the Connec
- ticut as soon as the ice becomes stron
= enough. but her condition is such tina
she could not endure the ride of abou
-
Willis II. Griswold n wcll-know
retired business man on School street
was stricken with paralysis Tucsda
evening while eating supper, and hi
condition is somewhat critical. On
side is entirely raralyzed and it IS in
possible for him to speak, although h
retains fun consciousness. Mr.. ttri'
void many wears ago was prominent
| 4 H. h,tSi L.
" large amount Of real estate in tin
l village, owning over 80 tencments.
This week Friday evening IN fl
opera house under the auspices of III
Woman's club, DR.. Gabriel h. Mctiuir
the Irish traveller. will give his leetul
y entitled. With an lriahman Through II
Dis .Iungios Of Africa. Or. Mcclure W
the first white man to 90 up the Cong
after stanley came down, and he spei
. six wears in the interior Of Africa wit
-. tho natives. He has not only the pc
sonal experience but the oratoric
ability to present it in an interestl
manner. This lecture is in the club
public entertainment course.
The following officers were electt
last week by Saxtcns River Vale
lie Pomona Grange: Master, Mrs. Anna
Wright of SaXtons River; overseer, ]
III. Cady Of Bellows Falls; lecture
Mrs. \. c. Halliday Of Bellows Fail
steward, \. G. Halliday OF BclloN
Falls: assistant steward, Harry Barn
of Saxtons River; chaplain. c. :. La
OF Saxtons River; treasurer. Mrs.
II. Underwood of Bellows Falls; seer
IA tarv. Mrs W. Q. Kemp Of BelIo'
q, Fails: aatekeeper, B. &. Farr Of Yves
Minister: Ceres. Mrs. l.. p. Switzer
Bellows Falls; Flora, Mrs. Hattie To
as ell OF Bellows Falls; Pomona, Nj
Nellie \. Brown, Bellows Fails; Ia
assistant steward, Mrs. Mabel Barn
OF Saxtons River.
--- Mrs. John II. Gately of Norwood,