The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-11-23

ARA Benson, who has been Ill, Is bet |
ter.
Charles Willard has closed his cider
mill for the season.
| Miss Amelia Hobert went 10 Green
/ field Tuesday 10 visit relatives.
! George Clarke of Jamaica recently
visited his brother, Frank Clarke.
Mrs. Lillian Crowther of Newfane
has been visiting Mrs. Alma Blood.
Miss Ruth Sawyer of Chester is teach
ing at the academy to fill vacancy.
Mr.. and Mrs Seeber of South Wards
boro will spend the winter at ]. S. Ford's
Mrs Shirley of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Wheeler.
Miss Ethel Knowlton of Brattleboro
spent the weekend with Miss Mabel
Columbus.
Mrs. Charles Beehee of Londonderry
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. II.
Chamberlin.
Mrs. b. Il. Brigham and daughter,
Blanche, are expected home the last of
this month.
Gordan Lake, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. K. l.. Fitch, returned
home Wednesday.
Robert Lincoln of Athol is spending
few days with his mother, Mrs. An
ncttc Townshend.
l. Harold Franklin returned to Pelham
Bay Park, \. Y, Nov. IA, after spend
ing some time at home.
Little Alice Austin of Saxtons River
is spending a few days with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Austin.
News has been received that Clyde
Adams is in the hospital at Camp Dew
ems, Aver, Mass, i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Bertha Whitaker visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James y. Better
ley, on Dummerston hill Saturday and
Sunday.
Friends of Col A. B. Franklin have
received news that he and his dog. Prince,
arrived safely at Glendora, Cal, where he
will live.
Gray Tenney returned to camp Mon.
: day after spending several days at
: home with his parents and enjoying
deer hunting.
|, Mrs. G. S. Aldrich, who has been
spending the summer with her sister
Mrs. William Perry, is with her daugh
ter, Mrs. W. NJ. Sparks.
II Sharon and Carlton Holden of West
minister West and Walworth Deal OF
| Highgatc (Nt) visited in the home OF
: Harry Sparks recently.
The Hadassah league will have {
4 harvest supper and apron sale in tht
| Baptist vestry from 6 TO s clock Fri
day evening, Nov. %.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tenney and lit
tie son of Stockbridge, Mass, hav,
| been visiting at W. l.. Tenney's Mr.
1 Tenney shot deer while here.
L Mr.. and Mrs Frank Straw and son
Robert, Of Brattleboro spent a few
: days with Mrs. Straw's mother, Mrs
Ada Perkins, during the deer season.
= Mr.. and Mrs William Perry hav,
I closed their house for tho winter anC
:. gone TO live with their son, Martin
Perry, in the north part of the town.
9. Mrs. w NJ Sparks recently sen
= eight bran sacks and four -four bag
: Of nut shells to Brattleboro. They wer
E. gathered to meet the call for gas mas
I. material.
:, Rev 5. l.. Vincent has been sufferip
the past week with erysipelas in III
IA right. arm. Under the doctors treatmen
&C it seems to be doing a. well as can b
expected.
: Mrs. !. s. Sayrc is teaching in tn
N middle room at the graded school, tai
en- ing the place of Mrs. b. K. Phillip
who has gone 10 Thompson Island, BO'
rk ton harbor.
ice Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams recent
n received news Of the death of the
in. son, Private Hugh Adams, who die
in France Of pneumonia. They hay
ie- the sympathy of all.
= Mrs. George Whitney took little bo
90 90 from Londonderry TO Burlington Tue,da
by to the sanitarium Mr. and Mrs Fl
lss rights family Of South Londonderry al
- in charge of this home.
81 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mi
w. Fannie Thomas and Miss Helen Gu
rs tiss, all of Athol, We're visitors
w John Grout s Saturday and Sunda
to Mrs. Stevens is niece Of Mrs Grout.
- Seven deer were reported to the gan
i warden a. being killed. The lucky hun
:. ers were Martin Jones. John Bratto
to o. w. Follett of Townshend, Louis
!. Clapp, Alton W. Adams Of Brattlebor
ar. II. J. Sprague of Bellows FALL, Hul
= Tenney OF Stockbridge, Mass
'rd' Miss Edith Harris OF West Tow
- 4hend. who has worked in the bru
'eS' handle department at Wizards mill
- long time, has finished work there. s.
will take a course in nursing with 4
Az Mutual Aid association in Brattleboro.
Haynes Sanders is working for Al
Y. +. Jones in East Dover overseeing {
tai work of building cement foundati
ain for the large barn to replace the ba
. burned when struck by lightning la
Au- summer. He will go there to build t
- barn as soon as possible in the spring
J" The junior class of Leland and CIR
. seminary will give masquerade soc
. at the academy Tuesday evening !
4 sides games, marching and music I