The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-27


She leaves half sister, Mrs. w. A.
Sprague Of Somerville. Mass, who has
been with her several weeks.
The funeral viii be held at the home
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Rev. j.
H Sargent, pastor of the First Congre-
gationai church, officiating. The burial
will take place in the family lot in Pine
Grove cemetery beside the body of her
husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Aldrich attended
the funeral of Jonathan Rawson in East
Alstead Saturday.
Mrs H. l.. Brown is visiting relatives
i'll Springfield, Mass.
Mrs Rowell of Lymondsville is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Merritt of Green
wood, Mass, are visiting relatives in
Mrs. Henry NIagnire of Gardner,
Mass. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Dupee.
Mrs Carrie Bouchie went Wednesday
morning to Cavendish. VT, to be a
Thanksgiving guest of friends.
w. f. Fay moved Wednesday into the
Fay tenement on Higgins street, recently
vacated by Clayton Owen and family.
Rev. c. F. McIntire of the Universalist
church has chosen for his sermon topic
Sunday morning Why Do Missionary
Work?
Mrs. Catherine Dew and Miss Mamie
Mann went Wednesday to Pittsfield.
Mass. to be Thanksgiving guests of Mrs.
Miss Vesta Knight of the Grammar
school faculty went to her home in West
Concord Wednesday, to remain over
Thanksgiving.
In the Methodist church Sunday morn
| ing, Leon V. Ellis will have for his ser
mon topic The Boundary Tree. and in the
! evening, Wonderful Words of Life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bergeron of Hol'
| yoke. Mass. came Wednesday night to
| be Thanksgiving guests of the latter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dupee.
| Antonio Borisczinski has bought the so
! called Spooner house on Highland Avenue
/ vacated by L. S. Lasher and family about
i, three weeks ago, and has moved there.
Miss Mildred Booth returned home
| Wednesday afternoon from the MelrOst
hospital in West Brattleboro. where sht
| had been four weeks, following a serious
operation.
Mrs. Wilfred Dashner of Springfield
! Vt. has been at the home of her parents
! Mr. and Mrs. Philbert Lefebvre. seyera
days because of the illness Of her mother
who is now better.
Miss Margaret J. Warrington. Miss
Josephine \. Keancy and Miss Priscilla
T. Colby. all of the high school faculty
went "Wednesday to their homes in Ar
iington and Maiden. Mass. for Thanks
| giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Watkins mo
torcd to Springfield. VT, last Friday anC
attended the celebration of the COLDER
wedding of Mr. Watkins's parents. the
occasion being family reunion and re
ception.
There will be n meeting of the Par
! ent-Teacher association flor ladies only
! Friday, Dec. 3. at 2.30 p. m. in tn
| grammar school building. Miss Murphy
| of Keene normal school. with assistants
win demonstrate dress forms.
| Several members of Golden Rule lodg,
' of MasOns went to keene Thursday night
and worked the Fellow Craft degree. Or
! Friday night six candidates and three
/ other members from the lodge motored t.
| Keene. where the candidates took the
chapter degree.
| The body of Mrs. Irene f. Wood, 20
was brought here Wednesday Afternoon
! from Arlington. Mass. for burial in the
family lot in Pine Grove cemetery. Mrs
/ Wood lived here several years ago. Rev
| c. Il. McIntire of the Universalist church
officiated at the committal service.
| Successful deer hunters not previously
; mentioned are W. II. Snow, who secured
J second deer. Herbert X. Newell Sydney
Stearns, Galen Stearns, i. =. Merritt. T.
Monroe Dodge. Andrew Farnum. f.. Cor
don Mover, +. w. JeifordS J. \. McCor-
mick a buck and a doe Maurice Water
man, Michael Plitzer and Edward Mar
. shall