The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-31
WARDSBORO.


James and Lucia Gleason were in
Brattleboro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Willard of Brat
tleboro is visiting j. A. Wilbur
E. Allen of South Wardsboro spent
last week at DR.. 0. V. Heffion 5.
Harry Bemis of Brattleboro visited
at l.. &. Eames S the first Of the week
Miss Jennie Scranton of Brattleboro
spent Christmas with her father, John
Scranton.
Miss Marion Warner Of Southwick,
Mass, is spending the week with Lu-
ella Gleason.
Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Fanny How
ard of Newfane spent Monday at Mrs.
II. Z. knight s.
Eddie Chamberlain crushed one of
his fingers last week while working in
A. d. Fletcher s mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Bristol OF Brat
tleboro spent Christmas with Mrs.
Bristol S father, Al Cobb.
Prof and Mrs. F. w. Whitney of
Watertown, Mass, are spending their
vacation in their home here
Robert Hromada spent Christmas
with his mother in Westminster,
Mass, returning Tuesday night.
A number Of the young people at
tended the Christmas exercises in
Wardsboro Center Saturday evening.
The subject for the Sunday morn
ing service is The Secret of Success.
Sunday evening topic, Possessing the
Land.
Ethel johnson of New York city
H.,
Maria Johnson, returning to New Y DIRK
Monday.
Mrs. Rose Kennon and Hermon Ed
! dy and son of Newfane visited at her
daughter S, Mrs. \. Wilder s, Satur-
day and Sunday.
! Miss Mildred Porter of Brattleboro
spent Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Porter, returning to
Brattleboro Monday.
Vermont Grange will hold its in
stallation of officers in the town hall
Saturday evening, Jan. /. All are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren of
Chester have been visiting Mrs War
rem s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
knight, and other friends
The librarian, Mrs. L. S. Axtell, re.
ports q pleasant call from Miss
Wright, secretary of the free ibrar,
commission, for which She is very
grateful.
The men were called to the home OF
Dorr Wakefield Sunday evening TO ex
tinguish q fire which had caught from
the stove pipe. The prompt assistance
of the neighbors prevented seriou.
damage.
The Christmas entertainment and ex
ercises in the town hall was a great
success. Much credit is due Miss Edit
Clarke, the local school teacher, fol
the work of training the children. and
the pantomime The Holy City, by the
young women who were home from
their schools. \ large box of candy
the gift of Lyman Z. Holden of Brat
tleboro, added greatly to the evening :
enjoyment, for which rising vote OF
thanks was given.
The following new books have lust
been added to the Wardsboro free Ii
brary: Michael O'Halloren, and The
Widow O'Callaghan s Boys 4 Christ
mas gift from Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Viii
lard. From the state-Little Comrade
by Benton Stevenson; Our Domestic
Animals, Charles William Burkett; The
Last Shot, Frederick Palmer; Forty
Years of It, Brand Whitlock; Horace
Ward Bailey, Frank L. Fish; Dan
Boards Animal Book, Dan Beard
Stories of Pioneer Life, Florence Bass:
Strange Peoples, Frederick Starr; A
Bachelor s Comedy, J. f. Buckrose:
Little Mother Goose, Wildly Pogany
Best Books of 1914; The Rocky
Mountain Wonderland, Enos Mills;
Children s Outdoor Games, Gladys Gro
zier; Christmas Plays for Children,
May Pemberton; When Jack Rabbit
Was a Little Boy, Paine; Peter and
Polly in Spring, Rose Lucia; A Far
Country, Winston Churchill; BOYS of
the Wildcat Patrol, W. P. Eaton; Cap.
tain Martha Mary, Avery Abbott :
just Girls, j. T. Thurston; Letters of
a Woman Homesteader, Gilmore p.
Stewart; The Man Behind the Bars,
Louise Taylor; Social Life in Old Vir-
ginia, Page; The Training of For
ester; Stories of the Great West, T.
Roosevelt; The Boys Scouts Hike
Book; Lincoln and the Sleeping Sen
tinel; Tom, Dick and Harriet; The Tur-
MOL, Booth darlington; The Boy
With the U. S. Life Savers, Francis
r. Wheeler; Uncle Abner s Legacy, A
Hyatt Verrill. Books from the A. Z.
fund-The House OF Happenings, Kate
Langley Bosher; Ranching for Sylvia,
Blindloss; Mr.. Pratt s Patients, Joseph
Lincoln; Way Down East; Girdling
the Globe; The Boy Scouts on Trail;
The Boy Scout s Defiance; The Boy
Scout Fire Fighters; The Boy Scouts
Champion Recruit: The Desired Won
an; The Herald of the Morning, Oscar
TAFT; The Camp Fire Girls at Sunrise
Hill; Passage Perilous, Sidney
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