The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-24
Marie Hawkins and Merle H. Stone o.
Berlin. N II. ---

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Little Ruth straitiff who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. F. NJ.
Miller, at Delaney, Pa, since July, re
turned home this week, Mrs. Miller COM
ing with her for a visit in the home of
her daughter, Mrs. c. H. Straitiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Al. Sparks will
spend Christmas at Brattleboro to be
with their daughter, Julia, whosis gain
Mr. Sparks viii open his barber shop
here Friday evening instead of Saturday.
The notice of the wedding of Miss
Marie A. Hawkins of @Brattleboro to
Merle A. Stone of Berlin, n. H. which
took place at Brattleboro Dec. IS. is
of much interest here as Miss Hawkins
is a Townshend girl, going from here
nurse in the Memorial hospital. She
will make her home in Berlin near her
sister, Mrs. Herman TOrrey. Best
wishes are extended the bride from her
many friends in this town.
Orchard WOman's Relief corps has
sent this week to the Bennington Sol
dier's home a Christmas box containing
canned fruit, conserves. jellies, fruit
cake and other articles each member
donating a share of the dainties. The
! various articles were collected at the
| home of the corps secretary, Mrs. F.
H. Lawrence, and the box was packed
! by her with a generous supply of
| Christmas tags and seals to add to the
| holiday spirit of the gift.
| 4 big buck deer with branching ant
! lers came across +. G. Cutters river
meadow about o'clock Monday to the
| henhouses in the yard, then leaped into
| the road and at Il leisurely pace went
past Mr.. Cutters house and nearly to
| f. T. RandallS-40 rods or more.
| After standing and viewing these prem
| Uses few minutes an approaching team
| brought the first sign of alarm, and the
! graceful animal easily took the fence
by =. p. Allbee'S farm and crossed the
| field to the railroad track. When walk
| ing the buck was lame in one foreleg
He probably is the one seen in this To-
cality before the hunting season.
The following is the completed list
| of deer hunters reporting to w. NJ.
Sparks in addition to the As who secured
| deer the first three days and whose
names have already been given. As
Mr.. Sparks was out of town a correct
| list could not be secured last week
liam Cushman, William II. Rogers. G.
j S. Capen of Hartford, Conn, John Sui
Ivan of BrattlebOro, Clarence Bruce OF
Il Brattleboro, William Bruce of Brattle
boro, Eugene Riendiew jr., Richard
Davis. Howard OsbOurn, DIR. &. S. Leach
b. I VI
Sparks, George Duby, Robert Bratton
Frank Adams, f. II. Bridges of South
, Deerfcd, Lewis J. Cain, J. G. Daig
neault, w. l.. Moore, John Hay of Bel
lows Falls, John Childs of South Deer
field, Clarence Bridges of South Deer
: field, Fay Bratton- of South Deerfeld
Earl Knapp. Everett NJ. Hunt of Bel
if. II. f. Hayes of Brattleboro z. S
Woodbridge of New York, 4. d
Meacham, Mrs. Eva Chamberlin.
= The pupils of the union graded schoo
delighted a large audience in the Con
: gregational vestry Friday evening with
/ finely given Christmas program ar
ranged by the teachers Mrs b. Il
Phillips and Miss Shirley Gibson. TIL,
, exercises proved that good training haC
been given while the memorizing wa
perfect. The program included recita
tions by Guy Bardwell, Beulah BTatton
Arthur Chamberlin. Howard Bishop
Marjorie Perkins, Scott Sayre, EvelyI
: Chamberlin. Chester Fredericks, Myrtl
T Sparks and Jack @Northup; Merr,
song by MarjOrie Greenwood. Rutl
| Sparks, Caryl Sayre, Electa blood ant
I Elaine Columbus; duet by little Mar
jorie Robinson and Beulah Bratton
a pretty acted lullaby song with doll
! and cradles by Elizabeth Barber. Eliza
beth Bovden, Catherine Straitif ant
Mildred Cudworth: Christmas cand!
song by Elaine Columbus. CATHERINE
r Richardson and Charlie AIeacham pan
! tomine, Santa Claus's Workshop. will
/ Arthur Straitiff as Santa Claus anl
Brownies, including Carl Vincent a
Naughty Pete; pantomine. Hanging tn,
e Christmas Stocking. which included
. pleasing solo, I'm Not Going to Sleep
by Ethel Richardson; comical exercis
and dialogue by u "coons" of the sixth
grade; a drill by u girls. six carryin,
p evergreen branches and six streamer
for decoration. those taking part beinI
Helen Randall. Inez Perkins, Rutl
Sparks, Caryl Sayre. Marjorie Green
wood, Ida Boyden, Beulah Greenwood
Charlotte Knapp. Eiecta Blood. Venl
Perkins, Eva Page and Catherine Rich
} ardson; a display of mechanical toy
2 by Santa Claus which when wound VI