The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-16
MASS.

Electric lights have been installed in
the high school rooms.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur \. Thompson
are at their winter home in Cocoanut
Grove, Fla.
Mrs. Webb Preston has moved to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Lottie Holton,
for the winter.
II. II. Mason has returned from Boston
and will go again in three weeks for an
other treatment. ~
Dickens Christmas carol was imperson-
pted by Charles Underhill of New York
Monday evening. su -.u
Lawrence II. LazelIe came Dec. 8 and
visited with his wife and mother, returns
ing Monday to Boston. @
Mrs. f. b. Caldwell has been in Spring
field since Sunday with her husband IN
Chic0pee Memorial hospital. '"S
Earle Lilly of Orwell, Vt. has been
visiting his brother. Leon Lilly, who lives
in Mrs. E. NJ. Lazelle's apartment.
The junior Christian EndeavOr society
holds a Christmas party Thursday after
neon, to which the mothers are invited.
Garfield Wood, who lived in the former
DR.. Barton cottage, has moved to Spring
field. He is a son of Mrs. Edward Morse.
The Unitarian Christmas celebration
will be held Thursday evening, Dec. %.
There will be a supper, program and tea.
Mrs. c. f. Dickerson was called to
Worcester last week by the serious illness
of her uncle, who has been i'll a long time.
The Ladies' society of the Unitarian
church was successful with its fair last
Thursday evening. They cleared about
500.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
v,a, h,r-a han, Mr. arJ 1Trc Evayntf
Purple and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bassett
f. S. Putnam, father of Mrs. G.. \.
Kidder and Mrs. Alvin George, is very i'll
in Williamsville. Vt. Mrs. George and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder spent Sunday with
him.
Miss Marion Webster is having charge
of an entertainment in the vestry of the
Jniversalist church at Winchester Friday
night. The proceeds will go to the
church.
George f. Keith of Boston died Dec.
o. The funeral was held Saturday. He
was a trustee of the Mortified schools.
Ambert G. Moody and William II. Moody
attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Smith of the Ha-
waiian Islands left for their home last
week. They were recent guests of Mrs.
S. Catherine Richardson and at various
times during the summer.
DIR. Frederick f. Enrich of Boston
spoke Sunday evening in the Congrega-
tional church. His subject was How Best
to Americanize the Incoming Stranger.
The meeting was in charge of the North
field Brotherhood.
Herbert Reed secured a deer in New
Hampshire Saturday. Raymond Clapp
also killed Il deer in New Hampshire the
first day of the season in that state. Both
these hunters were successful in the Mas
sachuSetts deer season.
The Christmas celebration at the Con
gregational church will be held Wednes-
day evening. Dec. -. There will be sup
per for the members of the Junior Sunday
school, followed by a Christmas tree and
n visit from Santa Claus.
The Franklin County Farm Bureau
gathered at Grange hall Tuesday evening
for its annual meeting. About 30 were
present. AT 6.:30 o'clock the Grange
served one of its famous suppers. Speak
ers were J.. II. Putnam Of Greenfield.
county Agricultural agent. who spoke on
the work of the Bureau Paul Alger, head
of the work of the Boys and Girls club
in the county. who spoke on Club Abilities
and Possibilities Miss Smith Of the de
partment of Home Economies. Follow.
ing these talks, three reels of movies.
showing the Eastern States Exposition,
were thrown on the screen +. w. D0aue
was elected the agricultural representa-
tive from this town. Raymond to have
charge OF the work Of the Boys and Girls
club here and Mrs. I. w. Harness for the
home economics in this town.
November has the reputation Of being
Il fatal month to singers and musicians.
Jenny Lind NnndpIsSohn Rubingtpin and
many others died in November.