The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-02

with her father, F. E. Heald, while
Mrs. Heald is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. McCastlaine, in New York.
William BATHS, impersonator. will
give an entertainment at Stone hall
next Monday evening. He will imper-
senate characters from Dickens works.
The basketball game played Saturday
night between teams representing Yale
and Harvard at Skinner gymnasium re-
suited IN the score of II to for Yale.
Raymond Mason of Worcester and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mason of Green
field were with Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Mason for the week and Thanksgiving
reunion.
Paul Breinig is i'll at his home in AL
lentown, Pa. Max Huber has gone to
spend a week with the family and
bring his brother, Richard Huber. back
with him.
Miss Fannie Harris will spend Thurs
day in Cambridge and Miss Ruth Rich
ardson will go TO her home in Reading.
Mass. Both are stenographers at Ken
arden hall.
Miss Fannie Stockbridge was home
for Thanksgiving. Mrs C. C. Stock
bridge will visit Miss Mary Dutton a
few days before going to Springfield
for the winter.
Mrs. William Leavis spent the first
OF the week in keene and Miss Ethel
Lcavis returned home with her Wednes-
day for the week.
Miss Ellen Howard, who teaches in
Concord, and Newton Howard of Union
college, Schenectady, \. Y. spent tbe
holidays with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. F. Howard.
Guests of John A. Fisher and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Stebbins for the holiday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nash and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stebbins and two
children from Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foreman and
Miss Margaret Foreman left town
Wednesday morning for their winter
home in Portsmouth, Va. Mrs. Fore
man will visit in Springfield and in
New York ON her way south.
Miss Emma, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Lillian Alexander leave Saturday of
this week for St. Petersburg, Florida.
They viii go by rail from New York.
They expect to spend several weeks in
the South and have no definite plans
as vet.
Miss Laura Comstoek, who was
scheduled to speak at the Fortnightlv
Monday, could not meet the engage
ment. At the last hour the literary
committee was fortunate in securinr
MISS Sarah Minot of Mortified, who
spent last year travelling in the West.
She gave very entertaining account
OF her trip, which was full of Incl
dent and variety. Mrs. T. r. Calender
presided and there was a large attend
ance.
The high school students will serve
chickenpie supper in the town hall the
evening of Dee. ). This will be fol
lowed by play entitled Katy Did. The
east will include Philip Howard. Donald
Finch, Ray Stratton, Clyde Cummings.
Miss Holmes, Beatrice Estabrook
Esther Long, Anna Dale, Victoria
Sankev, Hazel Wise and Ruth Davis
The proceeds will be applied to the
fund for the senior class. trip to Wash
ington.
Miss Minnie Esther Lyman. daughter
of Mrs. R. II. Woodbury. was married
Thursday, Nov. %, to James Lee Bolton
Of Winchester, \. H. They were mar
rled IN Brattleboro by Carl S. Hopkins
and are now on wedding trip in New
ofk On their return they will make
their home at Crescent cottage on Win
chester road. Mrs. Bolton is a grad
uate of North Adams normal school
and has taught in Orange, Mass. Mr..
Bolton Is carpenter. The marriage
Is surprise to their friends.
The vestry of the Congregational
church was filled with an audience
which thoroughly appreciated the ex-
cellent concert given by the Mount Her
mon musical organizations Monday
night. The program included selections
by the orchestra, songs by the Hermon
quartet, mandolin duet by Leonard and
Sherwin, violin selection by l.. d. Law
renee, tenor solo by Prof. Lawrence
and readings by w. {. Richardson.
During a short intermission W. c. Rob
erts and Rev. T. W. Pattison gave short
talks on the work of the Boys Brigade.
under whose management the concert
was given. A silver collection was
taken to help defray a debt of 300
The holiday was observed at North
field seminary, and Thanksgiving din
ners were served at each of the dormi-
tories. At Mount Hermon on Wednes-
day evening reception was given in
camp hall to the returning alumnac by
the faculty with the senior and Junior
classes. On Thursday morning Rev. J =.
East Harrison preached a Thanksgiv-
ing sermon, followed by dinner at 30
in West hall. \ concert was given bv
Sc hOOl talent in the avpninO followed
by reception by Mrs. H. f. Cutler to
former students and faculty at Ford
cottage. Examinations are being given
at Hermon all this week and Monday
and Tuesday of next week. The win
ter term begins Wednesday, Dec 6.
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Fertilizers. They enrich the earth and