The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-05
JAMAICA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clark returned to
Lisbon Thursday.
Fred Bacon's valuable mare died
Thursday of collie.
Hermon Emerson was in Brattleboro
the last of the week.
Mrs. o. A. johnson, who has been i'll
several weeks, is improving.
Ernest Martin and family spent
Thanksgiving at Townshend.
George Harrington and family are
visiting in South Londonderry.
The Baptist Ladies Aid society will
meet at Mrs. Seller s Thursday.
Ed Ballard of Ludlow visited his
brother, Fred Ballard, last week.
d. J. Stone of Londonderry was in
town Friday on his insurance business.
The w. c. T. Z. will meet at Mrs.
Ella Robinson s Wednesday at 3 p. IN.
The w. c. T. L. will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Ella Robin
son.
Mrs Eta Sage left Saturday morn
ing for Townshend, where she is to
live.
Mrs. John Clark is home from Linden
Lodge, where she has been employed as
cook.
Mrs. L. r. Barnes and children Of
Mortified are visiting at Leslie Kings
bury s.
Mrs. Agnes Wolcott spent Thanks
| giving with Mrs. George Epson in
Westfeld, Mass.
L. w. Bemis has gone to work for
the winter with the bridge gang near
New London, Conn.
William Sexton, yard master at
! Brattleboro, spent the weekend here
| with William Burke.
| Edna Wright has returned from Bel
| lows Falls and will work for Mrs. Or
rim Johnson this winter.
Herbert Lackey and Mrs Hardwick
| returned to Springfield, y. j., Saturday,
after few days spent in Jamaica.
Lindley Hartwen went Saturday
morning to New Jersey to attend Ped.
die Institute, a preparatory school.
Mrs Augusta Currier went to Man
chester, n. H., last week to live. DR.
Thomas and Mrs. Lloyd accompanied
/ her.
Mrs. Nellie Medbury has returned tC
her home in Connecticut from Mrs. o
A. Johnson S, where she had been :
few weeks.
Charles Holton of New York city wa:
here a few days this week on business
staying at Rev. /. H. Gray's. He re
turned Saturday morning.
4 number from here attended tn,
masquerade ball in South Londonderry
Ebert Lackey received first prize anc
George Harrington first prize on thei
costumes.
Thanksgiving guests at II. p. Boyn
, ton s were DIR. and Mrs. A. w. Thorn
as, Mrs. Chisholm and Mrs. Mary vii
lard. Mrs. Mary willard, who is 81
walked up from her home.
The Congregational Sunday school in
$ vitcd the Baptist Sunday school t
( unite with them for the usual Christ
mas tree and exercises. A eommitta
of three from each school will be i,
charge.
+, There were 46 present at the month";
conservation meeting of the CongTega
llbnul SIk lSlldu i-iutdNpl sOtltl
! which was led by j. S. Robinson. SpC
' eial music consisted of selection b
the boy choir and a duet by Florenc
. and Wales Cheney.
e Rev Irving Gray expects to give
!. report next Sunday on the meetings i
Boston, both morning and eveninG
. The subject viii be, Sinful Pleasure.
\ On Dee Il the subject will be, Gu
e Lord S Return. He will speak on thes
9 subjects by request.
There was good attendance at tn
: Sunday morning services of the Congr,
+ gasional church. Raymond Harringto
y of the boy choir sang Hosanna to til
q Children s King. assisted on the choru
by the church choir. This solo was T.
peeially appreciated as Raymond ha
only recently begun singing i'll publi
f At the business meeting of the Coz
!. gregational Christian Endeavor soc
l. ETY. Friday evening the following o
t. tieers were elected: President, Mrs.
i s. Robinson; vice president, Mrs
n w. Thomas; recording secretary an
q treasurer, j. S. Robinson; correspon
% ing secretary, Mrs Boynton; organis
Mrs. Leon Bemis. Terence Landma
a was voted into the society as an ass
, ciate member.
-e Among Thanksgiving guests were
10 +. Bemis and family at Leroy Soper
y Mrs. Edna Lackey at Charles Cooley
Mrs. Hartwell and family at Mrs. F
1t la Robinson IS; Mr.. Warner at Hen,
he Hamilton S; John Muzzy and Nj
n Lottie Howe at Flora Howard s; Nj
IN Della Howard at G. L. Clarke 5;
n Newell at A f. Shumway's; Mr. al
vel Mrs. Myron johnson at Har
Knights; Ed Allen at George Gle
son s.
a Rev and Mrs. Irving Gray start
ne Monday morning for a week s stay
Boston 1Nhara they will attend the 3