The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-20
WARDSBORO.

Merton Perry was in Brattleboro Satur-
day
Theodore Holland is at H E. Knights
a few days
Dana Stafford of Brattleboro was at w.
w. Kidders Sunday.
G. H. jackson returned from Spring |
field (Vt.) Friday.
Annie Bill of Townshend is with her |
grandmother a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Brattleboro |
called on Miss Carrie Ware Tuesday.
James Hoy of South Londonderry visited |
at Al Cobb's Friday and Saturday.
Mrs J. L. Ryan of Brattleboro is visit
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Kittie Smith.
Mrs Sumner Whitney of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. B
kidder.
Mrs. Addie Smith of Marlboro, n. H
visited her sister, Mrs. George Moore, re-
Gently.
Grand Warden G. w. Spear of Wood
stock visited Wardsboro lodge, |. o. o. F.,
Thursday evening.
| w Frank Jones, Miss Martha Jones and
Mr. Upton of West Dover were at w. H
Parsons's Sunday.
Lewis Haskins of Worcester, Mass,
visited his mother, Mrs. Eliza Haslins,
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Allen of Walling
ford visited their cousin, Mrs. T. w
Plimpton, Sunday and Monday
Leslie Reed and George Reed of Fair
field are visiting their sister, Mrs. O. v
Hefflon, and spending a few days hunting
F. B. Kidder has sold his farm in Wards
boro Center to James Corser of North
field, Mass, and will take possession at
once
Mrs. Maria johnson returned from Brat
tleboro Saturday. Mrs. Dexter Waite
stayed with her mother, Mrs. Eddy, in her
absence.
/ Charles Patterson of Alberta, Canada,
who visited his sister, Mrs Alfred Briggs,
last week, went to East Jamaica the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jopson, who had
been visiting their mother, Mrs Julia
Ware, returned to their home in Essex,
Conn, Friday.
Mrs Arthur Cheney and daughter,
Julia, of Jamaica spent Saturday and Sun
day with her aunt, Miss Carrie Ware, and
father, J. A. Wilbur.
Miss Edith Clark closed very success
full term of school Saturday for a two
weeks vacation Miss Clark will return
for the winter term,
Mrs Gertrude Bristol, who was sum
! moned home by the illness and death of
her mother, Mrs. Al Cobb, returned to
BTattleboro Saturday.
, Mr. and Mrs Frank Underwood of
West Chesterfield, n H., visited the past
. week in the home of his father, John
Underwood, who is very ILL.,
Henry Kidder has sold his place to W
Frank Jones of West Dover. Mr.. Kidder
will make his home with his sons, Frank
Kidder and W. w. kidder.
Vermont Grange will hold a special
meeting Tuesday evening, Nov % to work
the third and fourth degrees. All mem
: beers are requested to be present.
The stores will be closed Thursday,
: Thanksgiving day, afternoon and evening
Il II. II. Forester will close the central tele
phone office from l. to 6 D. m The post
e office will be closed from II to 6 p. m.
Bert Wilder, George johnson and W. w
: kidder are camping in West Jamaica
d through the hunting season w f. Allen
: and family also are camping in West ia
e maica with his brother, Norman Allen.
= Alfred Briggs and son, Richard, visited
= his daughter, Mrs, Boswick, in Brattle
Monday His mother, Mrs NJ NJ Lam
b son, who had been visiting them, accom-
l. panied him.
C Mrs F. c. Cluett of Round Lake, \. Y.
p came Tuesday to assist her mother anC
h aunt, Mrs. Dexter, and Mrs. Blanchard, il
d packing their goods and closing their sum
,e mer home. Mrs. Dexter and Mrs Blanch
Is ard will spend the winter with Mrs
S Cluett. They will be missed by thei
n many friends here.
It The deer hunters were numerous at tn
Ia opening of the season. A number of dee
S. have been shot. The successful hunter
were Frank Gould, doe; Frank Gould, jr
j.. doe; William Putnam of South Wards
! boro, buck; James Underwood of New
- fame, buck Monday; Herbert Reed, doe
- - Ed. Lowe of South Wardsboro, doe
- Frank kidder, doe Tuesday; James Bel
Y buck; Frank Farnum, buck Wednesday