The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-01-05

F. T. Mason of Boston spent last
week in town at his home on Chestnut
hill.
James O'Brien and daughter, Eileen.
visited relatives in Greenfield last
week
A movement is on foot to repair the
public stairs in the rear of the Univer-
salist church.
Rev. \. L. Hill was in Boston sew
eral days last week, attending the
Sunday meetings.
Miss Helen Hall of Westminster. Vt.
was a guest of Miss Lamoille Lang
worthy part of last week.
Miss Charlotte Eaton of Putney and
Miss Ida Putnam of Nashua are
guests at G. j.. Wellington 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Bergeron of
Boston have been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron.
The par2ntteacher association will
meet at the grammar school room Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. Every
/ body welcome.
The dance at Foresters' hail was
largely attended last Friday evening,
many coming from nearby towns IN
Guiding a sleighing party from Win
chester.
! Representative O. c. Robertson went
/ to Concord Tuesday to attend the open
/ inc of the legislature. Mrs Robertson
I Joined him Thursday together with Mr..
and Mrs +. c. Robertson ana all at
tended the governor 5 ball in the even
/ ing.
Week Of prayer services opened sun
/ day evening with a union service at
/ the Cougres ational church. Monday
evening services were held at the
( Methodist church, Tuesday evening at
the Congregational church led by Rev
I L. H. Cole, Wednesday evening at
the Congregational church led by Rev.
David James, Thursday evening at the
E.. Uuiversalist church led by Rev \. L.
Hill and Friday evening the services
will be. held at the Methodist church
At the meeting Of Squakheag tribe
No. >, d. O. r. NJ. last Tuesday even
ing Roy +. Eastman Of the Pcquot
| tribe of West Swanzey raised up the
following officers: John 4. Scott, sa
chcm;; f. j. Young, senior sycamore
IL Md tDI, iullUt SdZduIbItp
Mann, prophet; Edward Currier, col
leetor Of wampum;; Charles Fletcher
chief Of records; NJ. u. White, l1eepe
of wamupm Following the installation
an excellent oyster supper was served
A serious automobile accident wa
narrowly averted Tuesday on the curry,
near the Doolittle underpass, when tn,
, large touring car of George Abbott o
/ Keene sl<idded against the fence an,
! Just avoided going over the bank. TIL
ear was badly damaged and Mr.. Alb
: bolt came within q few inches Of bein,
hit by rail which came through tn
wind shield. This accident no doub
will serve as a warning to autoist
who have been going much faster tina,
the slippery conditions Of the roadbe
J would warrant.
Frank w. Bailey, son of Mr.. and Mrs
a A. A. Bailey Of this town, began hi
new duties Jan. /, as superintendent 0
maintenance of railways for the Sa
Antonio and Arancas Pass Railwa
: Company of Texas and his hcadqual
II ters will be at Yoakum, that state. Hi
4 work, which is wholly executive, il
: cludes charge Of all construction worl
a water service, timber inspection, ct,
v Mr.. Bailey has had wide experience j
work of this nature and for - year
: was a civil engineer for the NJ. T. +
5. railroad Mr.. Bailey only alma mate
it is the Iinsdale high school and prot
}. ably no other graduate who did nc
/, enter some higher institution Of Learn
IS ing has attained greater success whic
$, is a deserving tribute to his determ