The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-19
WiiITINGIIAM

G. W. Kcntfeld was in North Adams
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Harrington visited friends
/ in Wilmington a few days this week.
\ few of Mrs. Archie NorSc's friends
met with her Monday to help her cee-
brato her 40A birthday anniversary.
Audry WeSselI, who, with her mother.
is staying with Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Ross
| mcisl, has been i'll for the past week.
Arthur Dalrymple, Earl Dix, Albert
! Retit, David Dix and Charles Dix are
among the successful deer hunters thus
! far this season.
Frank Jillsun and son are installing
an electric light plant. the Kohler Auto
matte Power x Light system in their
store and tenement
Mrs. Celo@tia KentGcId who has been
! visiting at the home of her brother, Gran
son Dix, i'm Jacksonville the past two
/ weeks, returned home Wednesday.
! Mrs 0pheIia Snow and Arthur
/ Wheeler have had electric lights put into
/ their homes. l.. IL. Sawyer furui> hing the
power from his plant ut his mill.
Mr.. Martin. enc Of the power conStruc-
! ton W"rkmen who has been boarding at
James tafrey'S. has gone away and will
/ return when business starts up later.
The Cou>cn family who moved 70 the
| Dexter DalryInple farm in district No. .
about year ago, have moved to New
| York and MIR. Dalrymple has taken back
/ the farm.
Joseph Goodnow, who came home from
! Brattleboro two weeks ago, is staying at
present with his sister. Ms. J. II. Gil
lett. He is much improved and able to
be about the house.
The first SNOW of the season came
deer hunters and this week Monday an
other fall of three or four inches making
fairly good Slcighiug Tuesday,
Miss Gertrude Hill. who sold her place
in this village to Arthur Dcming and Ger
aid Wheeler Il few months ago. has beer
here taking care of her household goods
part of which She sold at private sale ans
t4e remainder she had shipped back Il
New York.
Mrs. George Tuttle broke the bones il
her nose one day last weel, while She anC
MIR. futile were moving some furnitur,
for neighhor, Miss Gertrude Hall They
were taking a table down stairs and il
fell, striking her in the face as she stood
at the foot looking upward The doctor
| was called and dressed the injury
The many friends of Mrs. Dora Stimp
son Hicks were grieved to near of hel
death Tuesday afternoon at her home il
| Jacksonville. where She moved a ShOri
time ago. after living all her lie i'm thi.
side OF the town. Her death follows al
I 1'te' IA VI bttHtIldt pneumonia witt
winch she was stricken about two week.
ago.
y few of the friends and ncighbors met
Monday and cut abo3t u cords Of WOO,
for Mrs. Walter Chase. who. with Eel
little girl, is living alone since the recen
death Of Mr.. Chase. The wood wa,
cut IN the woods and drawn to the hous,
and Arthur Kingsley brought his orpin.
and sawed it into stove length. 1t wa.
thrown INTO the shed and some IF the
friends plan soon to split the ,oarse~t
wood for her. Such deeds as these ar
what count i'm this life.
\ coon hunting party from ShelburnC
Falls, with their ladies, came to town on,
night recently and were Joined bv Mr.
and Mrs. &. \. Wheeler and Mr.. and Mr.
J. X. Gillett Miss Leah GilIett AMI Phn5
Crafts The party. with two dogs. cap
tured eight coonS that night and re
| turned to Mr.. Gillett's early i'm the morn
ing when game breakfast was awaitin
them and was much enjoyed by ali
thanks to Mr.. Gilletts brother. Wallace
who sat up all night preparing the spread