The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-03

Eugene Cray is i'll at his home on
Atkinson street with typhoid fever.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, principal of
the Grammar school, is Ill with mumps.
Percy \. Goddard will move to Win.
| chester, y, H., where he has bought
a farm of S. W. Bishop of that place
Carrier F. W. Trosk has been IN
several days and his duties in connec.
tlon with the postotfiee matters are
being done by Substitute Carrier W
II. FAIR.
Miss Marguerite Donlan of Fitch.
burg, Mass, has returned to her home
after spending the Thanksgiving Holt
days with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Shanghnessy ou Green street.
S. w. Bishop of Winchester. y. IT,.
has bought Of Percy Goddard a four
tenement house in King s Field. and a
building on Atkinson street. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bishop will live here. Mr. Bishop
is the father of Harold Bishop of the
Goodnow, Jewett & Bishop firm.
Miss Bernidet Donlan began her du-
ties as teacher in the fifth grade. No. 4
Building, Monday, filing the position
formerly occupied by Miss Catherine
Higgins OF church street Miss Donlan
will make her home with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Shaughnessv.
Patsy Baldasaro now has a gang of
% workmen and IA teams at work in
and about the Boston & Maine railroad
yard at Pompanoosue station on the
Passumpsic division of the road. They
are making important changes in the
grading in and about the station
buildings and yard.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Hill, who formerly
lived at 20 Green street, was called
from her present home in White River
Junction Tuesday to 90 to New York
because of the serious illness there of
her son, David, formerly an employee of
the W. II. Bodine & Co. plumbing
house. Mrs. Hill daughter, Pearl L.,
Is now head waitress at the Junction
House at White River Junction. The
family have been living there about a
year.
The Woman 3 club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon in the vestry of the
Uuiversalist church by Mrs. Christabel
w. kidder, who gave recital of The
Melting Pot, by ZangwiH Those pres
thL SHtdh Ol II rs du luIpUSeiN interest
ing depletion of Russian incidents and
heart stories that appealed to the sym
pathies and gave the hearers new
visions of the terrible conditions under
which some peoples live
Miss Grace Chaplin, daughter of Rev.
George f. Chaplin Of Saxtons River.
who last September took the position
in the high school made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Edna Gibson, has
now resigned the position on account
OF the illness of her mother. \ young
man named Bigelow, a graduate of
Middleburv college the present wear,
has been appointed to take her place
He assumed his duties this morning. His
home is in Stowe and he is a son of a
man who was many years a teacher in
Salem, Mass.
On Monday morning large buck
deer that had been seriously wounded
was seen by a number Of people to
come down out of the j. b. Allbee pas
ture Just north of this village, and
crossing the highway and meadow near
tile line between the Allbcc and Lowell
lands went TO the railroad embAnkment
and stood for moment and then went
back INTO the pasture. Among those
who saw him was E. =. Smith, who had
already killed the one deer which the
law allows and so was unable to at
tempt to bring him down, and a number
| of others kicked themselves all around
that they had not procured licenses SO
they could do so. The animal was
bleeding freely and left a prominent
trail of blood.