The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-11-14

wales CneneE.
| Frank Cole went to Brattleboro to
| work Monday morning.
| A. E. Higgins of West Jamaica is i'll
| with asthma.
c. c. Robinson and family were in
town Sunday.
Frank Stark of Bondville was in
town Saturday.
A number from Jamaica went TO
Brattleboro Saturday.
Fred Bacon and Mason Jones each
| caught bear last week.
Frank Hosley has taken a lumber
Job of the Wheeler brothers.
Several from here attended the Viii
bur auction In WardsbOro SATURDAY..
Roe Robinson was elected town rep
resentative at the town meeting last
week
! Mrs. Eliza Jacobs has moved into
Mrs. Willard S tenement on Depot
street
George Johnson returned this week
from Simonsville, where he had a lob
as sawyer.
George Eager has bought a farm
and moved his family to Landgrove
the past week.
Mrs. Ellen Wyman of Manchester is
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Sherwin, for visit.
fhland Sanders, who had been Wis
iting at II. \. Mclean s several weeks
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Amsden and son, LYLE. of
Vernon is at the home Of her father.
ii. f. Willis, a few days.
Mrs. Lola Roberts of Bondville came
frlday to get Mrs. c. NJ. Dorr, who
has been here several weeks.
Mrs. William Carleton of Windham
and Mrs. Noble Rawson visited at
Mrs. George Garder's Saturday.
Miss Alice Torrey has gone to Brat
tieboro TO live with her grandmother,
Mrs. Clarence Torrey, for while.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Martin and
daughter, Vera, visited at Albert Ben
son s In South Londonderry Sunday.
Miss Florence Cheney is taking va
cation this week, going to HinsdaIe,
\. H., Tuesday morning for few
days.
The missionary auxiliary of the Con
gregational church will be held
Wednesday. There viii be further To-
cal notice.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and Miss Mary
Robinson attended the service led by
Al Saunders at Townshend Sunday
afternoon
William Foskett met with an acct
dent while working in the woods Fri
day. falling tree hit him in the face
breaking his nose.
An automobile load of Congregation-
al people went to Townshend Sunday
afternoon to hear Mr.. Saunders. q Bill
IL Sunday convert.
Mrs. John Clark will return to Lin
den Lodge Tuesday for the winter TO
work as cook. John Clark will board at
A. II. Crowninshield s this winter.
Mrs. c. NJ. Dorr, who visited her sis
ter, Mrs. G. L. Clarke, the past month.
went to the home of her grandson
Lewis Roberts, in BondviIle Friday.
Miss Lucille Noble, who spent sew
eral months at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Ellen Wyman. in Manchester. re,
turned to her grandmother s this week
Mrs. H. J. Sage will live with her
daughter, Mrs. C. c. Robinson. this
winter and A. Il. Crowinshield and
family will move into Mrs. Sage s
house soon.
John Wolcott went Monday to West
heid, Mass, to visit his aunt. Mrs
George Cpsom, a few days. From there
be will 90 to Boston to attend the Bill
" Sunday meetings.
Charles Holton OF New York city
was In town this week. returning
Thursday. Mrs. A. l.. Taynton returned
with him to spend the winter with
Mrs. Herbert Holton.
At the meeting of the Live Wires |
Thursday evening, the following officers !
were elected: President, Alice knight:
wee president, Raymond More; seereta- |
~, Howard Boynton.
William Stiles Of Pixies Falls found |
Z deer in bear trap one day last week. |