The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-26
Rowe Wales is visiting in Boston

Rowe Wales is visiting in Boston.
Miss Elaine and Miss Agnes Sulh-
van returned Tuesday from ii visit in
Boston.
Miss Marie Clarke left Tuesday to
spend the Thanksgiving vacation in
Fitcbburg. ...
Ralph Bean. who works in Rutland,
is At his home on West street for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Alice Flavin has returned from
Boston, where she attended the Yale
Harvard game.
Miss Mae Rollins, who attends school
here. has returned to her home in
Leominster for the holidays.
Gen. y. &. Williams, manager OF the
Vermont Farm Machine company, re-
turned yesterday from a Io-days trip
to his Connecticut farm.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe have re
turned from their wedding trip to
Montreal and New York They will he
ut home after Thank sgiving.
The family Of i. K. Freeman of the
Bgelow barber shop are moving this
week from the Baldasaro building at
the head OF the Square to II house on
the extension of Oak street.
-.
who has been employed for nine years
: as Il SALESMAN for 4 pottery concern of
Boston, was in town Friday, a guest of
. his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. G.. A. Mac
kinnon, OF II futile street.
+ stephen Dowlin, who recently bought
;, the blacksmith shop and carriage shop
known the Glynn shops, i'll Gage
! vile, has put easements under them
81 and is now finishing them off into one
u tenement in each.
= Miss Marion f. Ray of Henuiker, \
!, H., who is attending Mount HolvoIlc
i. college, came TO spend the holiday Va
cation with the family of her uncle
a. NJ. H. Ray, on Rockingham road Mis-,
e. Ray attended the high school here las
: year.
\ Superintendent of Schools O. X. Col
t. Inns was elected superintendent OF III,
70 Congregational Sunday school last sun
e day, in place of George W. Neon KEY
: who left town last summer The offict
!e was filled temporarily by DIR. 4. Law
renee Miner.
/. Perley II. Huntoon. who recent.
e bought the building lot on Atkinson
= street Just north of the NJ. G. Lad
Il residence, has the foundation for hi
TO new dwelling already in, and it is eH
= this fall If the weather holds mild.
ID Judge Henry F. Severens of Kala
Us mazoo, Mich, a native of Rockingham
.. who makes a visit with friends her
/ each year, is reported as fully recol
cred from his illness which shortene
d. his stay here last summer. When h
left here there was much anXict
nd among his friends as to his health
- The new iron fence which the tow
W. voted last spring to place around Il
: old Catholic cemetery was complete
!" Saturday. It makes a great improv
- ment there The cemetery is well kcI
ro' by the sexton. but the wooden fcnt
- has been in a dilapidated conditic
several years The cost of the fen,
ant was about $500.
nd The success of deer hunters has n
II been great in this end of the count
c. since the very first days of the op,
md season, only few deer having BET
st. reported since the first two days.
tail those days l were shot in this lora
ice, ty Chief of Police w s. Seyeran
. spent four DAYS last week in WOO
81; away from here which were suppos
80 TO be full of deer and did not see
1gi buck, although does were numerous.
" The Vermont Fruit company on Nc
day completed the season 5 manufs
- lture Of cider, after having made abo
y 5000 barrels The most OF this
made into vinegar and some IS Ike
sweet for drinking purposes. I
.v;.e amount made is about the same as
recent years. Large amounts are bel
T. shipped to Baltimore and Philadelph