The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-02

l'u'h anu Wy ltic foIfdIAS arc Ill with
chicken pox.
Cortez boutwell, of Putney is visit
ing friends in town.
w. r. Cate was in Saxtons River
two days this week
Wilbur Snyder is spending few
days with friends in Windham.
Roe Robinson of East Jamaica visit
cd his brother, C. C. Robinson, Friday.
Miss Julia Sparks left Thursday for
q visit with friends in WilIiamsvilIe.
Allen Bigelow of Westminster West
was in town Thursday.
Maynard Taft has been spending the
past week with his grandparents in
Jamaica.
Mrs. Ella Jones visited in the home of
her brother, a. O. Chase, in South Wind
liam Sunday
George Lake of Saxtons River is
visiting in the home of his sister, Mrs
w. +. Cate.
Miss Bernice Holden went Thursday
to her home in Westminster for
week s vacation.
! Stanley Austen of Saxtons River is
visiting in the home of his grandmoth-
| CT, Mrs. Charles Austin.
Mrs. Lucy Barnes has returned from
Charlemont, Mass, and is with her
niece, Mrs. Abbie Woodland.
Mrs. Fred Lawrence was called re-
| tcntly to Jamaica by the serious illness
of her father, Milton Howard.
Ralph Dewitt, who is taking n va
cation from his school in Chester, was
| a guest this week of Allen Heath s.
Ernest Bemis and friend of Brattle.
bOro spent the Christmas vacation ut
the home of his father, Eugene Bcmis.
The young people are taking advan-
tage of the fine roads and moonlight
nights for some jolly coasting parties.
Mrs. Henry Gilfeather of Brattleboro
came "Wednesday to remain for some time
in the home of her sister, Mrs w. O.
Davis
Miss Hazel o 'Brien of Somerville,
Mass, came Thursday for a visit in the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Emma Persons,
Of IIarmonyville..
Mrs AIonzo Chamberlin and chill
dren, Evelyn and Arthur, are spending
Il week at the home of her parents in
South Londonderry.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Woodland 5 baby,
i the past week. DR.. f. l.. Osgood has
been in attendance.
Family gatherings were held Christmas
day In various parts of the village and
more than the usual number OF gaily deco
rated trees were enjoyed in the homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce, who spent
,, the Christmas holidays at Mrs. Ada
Pierces and A. r. Marsh's, returned
|, Wednesday to their home in Athol, Mass
Six young people Of the village attended
the dance and supper in Williamsville
Wednesday evening, returning home in ths
small hours of the morning and reporting
fine time
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Aiken of Putney
Della Reandeau of Brattleboro anC
Eva Reandeau and Mrs. Lena Parker
of Chester visited Saturday at Mrs
Charles Hail s.
The first cutting of ice from Perkin.
: pond by the Townshend Ice company ha,
been completed. About 5000 cakes of
superior quality were. cut. OF these abou
. ] 100 have been put in the company's ic,
( houses, the rest being taken by tn,
Townshend Inn, A. r. Marsh, meat mar
/" ket and at private ice houses.
(; Nine guests were entertained by Mr.
: and MrsE Clarence Woodland Christina
:: day. The rooms were tastefully deco
!. rated with lavepdar crepe paper an,
evergreen. A bountifuI dinner wa
. served, after which large and beauti
fully decorated Christmas tree was un
J. loaded, many of the gifts causing mucl
! merriment., The guests Joined fully i
! the spirit OF the occasion.