The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-18

H. c. Smead was in Brattleboro from
Friday to Tuesday.
Miss Anna Aurren Of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Erwin G. Sparks.
The Green Mountain Boys now meet
regularly Monday evenings at the par
sonage.
Mrs. Addie Taylor of Marlboro is a
guest of her brother, Wallace John
son, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snow of Brattle-
boro are at Claude Reed S on account
of deer hunting.
William A. Howe came from Green
field, Mass, and is at H. E. Sparks S
for the hunting season.
The Pathfinder Girls meeting is
held Saturday afternoons at $50
o CLOCK at the parsonage.
Mrs Charles H Kelsey came home
Tuesday, after spending a week with
| her sister, Mrs Frank Railway, in New
| fame.
Rev. Frank A. Kelly will preach a
dramatic sermon next Sunday evening
at o'clock, portraying conversion and
temptation.
Miss Edith Adams. teacher of the
Brookside school, spent the weekend
with Miss Edith Landman at Mrs. A.
a. Bailey s.
Mrs. H. Wallace Adams returned
Friday from Cleveland, Ohio, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
mother, Mrs. Ludwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb B. Lamson of
Brattleboro, who recently visited his
brother, L. B. Lamson of Mechanic
vile, n. Y, spent Friday with Mr..
Lamson S sister, Mrs. Willard E. Bing-
| ham.
- Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Gotta of Brattlebo-
70 came Monday to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Lewis COombs On Tuesday
forenoon Mr.. Gotta shot a large bucl
on Timson hill. They returned home
| Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Murry H. Cheney attended last
week the meeting of BrattIeboro chap.
ter, D. A. R., in the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Mason White. Mrs. White
came Sunday to remain with Mrs
Cheney until after Thanksgiving.
Hubert and Herbert Brown were no
titled Monday of the death of thei
aged father i'll Wardsboro. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Herbert Brown went Wednesda,
to Wardsboro to attend the funeral Hi
brother and wife were unable to go OF
account of the accident Of Saturday.
Bingham Brothers started their card
ing mill this week and viii run it /
days in all. This seems to be the onl,
carding mill in this part of the count
and the knitters from surrounding
towns come here year after year to hav
their wool made into rolls for spinning
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Bruce an
sons, Graham and Cedric of SufielC
c CT, stopped over Sunday night at {
y L. Brown s on their way home from a
: automobile "trip to Claremont, n. I
On Monday morning they left for home
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Brow
> and Deacon E. NJ. Stratton.
j Alfred Williams and family, incluc
$ ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.. Mors,
their daughter, Marguerite, and sol
Harry, have moved from Mr.. Wi
liams s Marlboro Branch farm, whic
he occupied AZ years, to their ne
home on South Main street, Brattlt
boro, where they are now settled. Lii
E tie Harry was with Mrs. Leslie Stra
2 ton during the auction and moving an
= went to the new home Friday with h
. mother.
! Among those who were successful
!, deer hunting up to Wednesday noe
J are Claude Reed, who lives on Il
: Dover road, Porter Thayer, Howal
Il Thayer, Burton Halliday and Mi
v Gertrude Carey in the Parish distric
) Merton Ingram and John H. Allen
e the Marlboro Branch road and E.
a Gotta of Brattleboro. John H. ALE
; shot his game Tuesday afternoon wht
y on his way home with team from
work. He saw a deer come across II
e fields near Mrs. Sumner G. Shepard
e and it was soon his own.
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