The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-12-16
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F. S, Crafts is confined to the house
with grip.
Miss Delete Haynes was in Brattle-
boro Sunday.
Mrs. v. L. Adams was in North Ad-
ans Monday
Howard Smith is out of town On a
business trip.
w. 7. Brown, who has been seriously 1
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley was in North
Adams Thursday.
Mrs. George Convey entertained the /
Klean Klub Saturday
Claude Heseock was in Brattleboro
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Haynes is i'll. DIR. S. f.
Dunn is attending her.
Mrs. George Coleman of Jackson
vile is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris were in |
North Adams Saturday
Fordyee Abbott has finished work on |
Martin A. Brown s farm.
w. W., Follett visited friends in
North Adams over Sunday.
Luther Bellows and J. Albert Buell.
nav iIdd pIlOHcS lHSGdlltu.
Mrs. Ralph Boyd and two children of
Guilford are visiting in town.
Mrs. H. B. Smith came from Lud-
ington, Mich, Saturday night
A Christmas sale was held in the
| Congregational church Saturday.
| C. B. Kelland has been i'll and con-
fined to the house the past few days.
| Mr. and Mrs F. S. Bellows are visit
ing their son, Merton, in Utica, n. Y.
William Bassett was hurt badly
while at work at Mountain Mills last
week.
Mr. and Mrs B. B. Gibson and Miss
Irma Gibson were in North Adams
Saturday.
News has been received from Califor-
MIA that Col. j. H. Goulding is i'll with
| rheumatism.
Robert Ware was in North Adams
Saturday TO visit his wife, who is in
the hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. /. T. Page went Sun
day to Boston, where they viii spend
a few days.
Mrs. Frank Haynes was in Brattle-
boro Sunday to visit her husband, who
is in the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis and Everill
were in town over Sunday. Mr.. Davis
has been i'll recently.
Mrs. Paul Smyth and brother, Levi
: MaeChesney, motored to Troy Saturday
and returned Sunday.
An attachment has been put on the
; goods in W. s. Brown s store, and the
: store was closed Friday.
The play, Brother Josiah, by the
high school will be given in Memorial
hall next Friday evening.
w. A. Brown was called to Colrair
Saturday by the serious illness Of hi.
brother-inlaw, Mr.. Pennington.
Mr. and Mrs Hobart Davis hav,
gone to North Adams to live and vii
; work in the Windsor Print works.
Miss Agnes Page is spending tn,
week with Mrs. John Stanley while
her father and mother are in Boston.
Fred C. Adams. bookkeeper in thu
Peoples National bank of Brattleborc
! is assisting in the local bank during Mr
: Butterfield s absence.
The annual Christmas sale of tn
Ladies' Aid society of the Universalis
church is to be held Thursday after
noon, Dee. l6, in the church.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Williams were i
! Brattleboro Sunday and brought hom
their son, Reginald, who has been il
Memorial hospital for treatment.
Miss Gladys Bassett is the new organ
ist in the Universalist church in pae
Of Mrs. Ethel Courtemanche, who i
$ to be organist in the Congregations
n church.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Ware have re
:. ceived news that their little grand
= daughter, Susan Newton, is very i'll i
the New England Deaconess hospital i
e Boston.
h. Abraham Buckley has closed his res
: taurant temporarily on account of tn
Deerfield Valley Publishing compan,
. needing the room occupied by him i
, which to install their new linotype ma
chine.
r. Mr.. and Mrs F. E. johnson, Nj
Is and Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mr. and Mrs
@ Ernest Carpenter and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Corbett attended the Chapman
>. Alexander meetings in Brattlebor
= Sunday.
# The reading, by Miss Garnet Ligget
!. Cox of Boston. of POllyanna under tn
"a auspices of the Ahmeek Sebowish
" camp Ere 2lrfS was lndennltely posl
Il poned owing to Miss Cox S uneXpecte
% call west.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Butterfield o
: New York We're here last week to al
tend the funeral of Mrs Morgan. Do
Butterfeld, who has been very i'll agai
with an attack of his old trouble, re
turned to New York with DIR. Butter
l. field for treatment.