The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-30
WEST CHESTERFIELD, N. Fl
Mrs. Augusta Cobleigh and Mrs.
O CohleiOh and son Merle ere i'll

AIIS. aug usld SOJAClEh anu XII >. ~ I
0. Cobleigh and son, Merle, are i'll.
Richard Amidon accompanied Mr.. |
Clark to his home in Cornish, Me-, to
spend the Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis II. Chickering,
master and Ceres of Spofford Grange, |
attended the state meetings in Man
chester, Dec. i to II.
School closed Friday, Dec. %, for a
l0-davs vacation. The teachers, Miss
Ruth Gaines and William E. Clark, went
to their respective homes in Westmore
land and Cornish, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley A. Richardson
have about completed improvements on
their house It was moved back from
the highway, thoroughly remodeled in
side, and new ell built on the rear.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
Iardson will be glad to know that they
are comfortably situated III their new
house. built by Holden and Martin of
Brattleboro to replace the one burned
last winter.
Norman Colburn is gaining slowly
from his illness in the Memorial hos
pital, but was unable to be brought
home for Christmas. He was the recip-
lent of a bouquet Of carnations from
Spotford Grange.
The many friends of Mrs. Moses Chick
ering will be glad to hear of her con.
valescencc from her recent severe i'll
ness. Spoford Grange sent her 4 fine
| bouquet of carnations, she being
prominent member of the order.
Among the Christmas visitors in town
were Mr.. and Mrs Richard Farr at
Carl Carlson s; Mr.. and Mrs. B. &. Har-
ris and Elizabeth Robinson at C.. H.
| Robinson s; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson at Perley A. Richardson s.
/! Olive Colbnrn and her friend, Mr..
| Warnoek, Beulah and William Colbnrn,
came from Northampton and Greenfield
to spend Christmas at their home here
and at the Memorial hospital with their
father, Norman Colbun.
The writer is glad to report that there
is one more man IN this end of the town
with a good eye. That person is Ad-
olson NJ. Brown, who secured a good
Specimen Of a deer on one Of the last
days, in Leland Hubbard s pasture.
Mrs. Lenna Brown, Mrs. Myra Farr
land Mrs. Ella Amidon were guests at
la birthday dinner given by Mrs. Martha
lSpring, Friday, Dec. %. A chicken pie
dinner with all the good = fixins was
served, and good time enjoyed by all
AT the last meeting of Spofford
Grange the third and fourth degrees
were conferred on four candidates, fol
lowed by harvest supper. Numerous
i, things We're discussed and laid on the
table for the next meeting, among them
being the Grange fair and poultry club
The Sunshine society sent two boxes
: of gifts TO Mrs. Waters at the Maple
wood home in Westmoreland, one came
from the members i'll this village anc
: one from the New Boston district,
where Mrs. Waters formerly lived. Mrs
Ella Amldon also sent her box OF
food and other things.
Il Those spending the holiday out o.
town were Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. WELDON,
p and family at Mrs. c. f. Stoddard = !,
= Brattleboro Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Guilt
land son, Harold, at Mrs William Guild
, IN Brattlebore; Mr.. and Mrs. I.arkin u
Farr at Tile Davis s in Dummerston
Mrs. Elvira Davis, Mrs. Celia Winn an,
son, Harry, observed the dav Sunda,
with Ny. and Mrs. Frank Richardson il
Westmoreland