The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-01-05

G. B. Kelland is having his house wired
for electric lights.
Miss Helen Smythe is visiting friends
and relatives in Troy, n. Y.
H. D. Allen and family visited rela-
tives in Jacksonville Sunday.
Mrs. Wales Cheney is visiting her
parents in New Haven, Conn
Howard Smith was a business visitor in
North Adams Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Greeley A. Brown and Miss Mary
Brown We're in North Adams Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis Oltignon and three
children spent last week in West Do
yer.
Miss Emily Robinson of Calais is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Merton Bar
Der.
Miss Eunice Medbury and Lura
Morris visited friends in Readsboro
Friday.
Levi Greene is working for Henry ia
eobs on his meat cart, taking Jack Nc
Hale's place.
Mrs. Bert Putnam, who had been
visiting in Shelburne Falls and vicini-
ty, has returned.
Mrs. Joseph Damour and Margaret
Providence, R. l.
Miss Minnie Bell of Brattleboro is
visiting at 2. j. Fitch S and is assist
ing in the local bank.
Miss Ruth Crosier of Colrain, Mass, was
guest of her brother, f Winthrop Gro
sier, Friday and Saturday
Miss Gladys Hicks returned to her home
IN Readsboro Saturday, after spending a
week with friends in town.
| c. w. Terrill, Lee Terrill and George
Ierriu spent Christmas at their home in
Canada, returning last week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fowler and
| two children have been visiting at
Mrs. Elvira Easton s in Jacksonville.
1t is understood that the clerks basket
ball team will play with North Adams
team Friday night. After the game there
| is to be dance in the town hall
Mrs. Sidney Morris, trained nurse,
has gone to New York to care for her
brother, Don o. Butterfeld, who is to
undergo an operation this week.
Miss Irma Gibson left Tuesday afternoon
I for a few weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Ludington, Mich Her father,
| b. b. Gibson, accompanied her to North
Adams
About 100 persons attended the an
nual supper in the congregational
church Tuesday evening. After the
business meeting short program was
given.
Little Evelyn Haynes, 2, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haynes, has
been suffering with an abscess on hel
neck. DIR. S. F. Dunn lanced the alb
scess Friday and the little girl is much
improved.
Mrs. Maude Fitch is spending a
few days in Greenfield with Mrs. Ma
bel Franklin. While Mrs Fitch il
there she will install the office of the
auxiliary of the sons of Veterans OF
Greenfield.
The new proprietors, Lester Campbell o.
Westfeld, Mass, and w. c. Darlington
of Brooklyn, took possession of III. d. Al
lens store, which they recently bought
Jan. l. Business will be done in the fu
ture under the firm name of The XXX Sys
tenn.
The entertainment and dance given New
Years eve for the benefit of the Villag,
Improvement society was well attended
: Briggs of North Adams furnished must,
for the dance. Ice-cream and cake were
served by Abraham Buckley. The societ!
added several dollars to its funds.
The village schools opened Monday, afte
the holiday vacation. Owing to illness
Miss Bailey was unable to return and Mis-
! Emily Bissell substituted for several days
Miss Katherine MeQuatt was unable t,
return until Monday night and Mrs. Leol
Wheeler taught in the grammar room Mon
day.
Miss Eva Kathleen Parmelee, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Parmelee, an
Ralph FL. Howe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yves
ley Howe of East Dover, were married il
the brides home Saturday, Jan. 1, at L
o'clock, by Rev w A. Estabrook o
Y Brimfeld, Mass, uncle of the bride, as
sisted by Rev. A. s. ABRAHAM Guest
: were present from Keene, n. H., Brad
a street, Weathersfeld, Brimfeld and Co
rain, Mass