The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-09

Raymond L. Clapp secured a doe Mon
day in Pratt hollow.
Mrs. II. III. Crozier entertained the
Auction Bridge club Tuesday evening.
Mrs, J. A. Stebbns visited in Hart
ford and Springfield the first of the week
Miss Elizabeth Braley, teacher of the
subfreshman school, lives at w. II.
Waite's
The Mothers society meets with Mrs.
W. r. Moody Wednesday, Dec, 10, at
3 o'clock
II. II. Chamberlain secured a buck
Monday in West Mortified. He also
shot a fine red fox.
Miss Beatrice Estabrook has returned
to Springfield, where she begins her work
as a professional nurse
Miss Isabella Thompson left last week
for Cincinatti, called there by the illness
of her sisters husband.
w. S. Black Of Leominster, a former
cobbler here has come for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. q. \. Kidder.
Mrs. J. f. Nye spent Tuesday in
Springfield in company with her daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Nye of Greenfield.
The Brotherhood will have a game
supper next Wednesday evening at the
vestry of the Congregational church.
Max Huber, jr., was a fortunate hun
ter, bringing in a 1J0-pound deer from the
vicinity of the Norwich road Tuesday.
Mrs. George AIcEwan has been in Holy
oke this week to see her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Horne, who started on their trip to
California.
Mrs. A p Fits and Mrs. G. Il. Will
Jams attended the annual meeting of the
Franklin County Red Cross in Greenfield
Wednesday,.
The Christmas entertainment at the
Congregational church will be held on
Friday evening, Dec. 23. Supper at $50
, for children, Program at p. m. for ALL
The Christmas entertainment at the
| Unitarian church will be held Saturday
evening, Dec. "a. There viii be supper
for the children, Christmas play and
tree with gifts.
! The Wonman's Relief corps, of which
Mrs J. A. Stebbius is the acting presi-
| dent. will hold its annual meeting in
, Alexander hall Friday afternoon of this
week. They then go to the supper given
by the ii. II. Johnson post.
| The annual meeting of the Mortified
Branch of Red Cross viii meet with Mrs.
! A. Il. Fits, the local chairman, We'd
nesday evening, Dec. IA. All members
of the Red Cross are invited to this inn
| portant meeting, when new officers will be
, elected
Mrs. c. II. Webster entertained the
Ladies' Sewing society at her home We'd
nesday for an all-day meeting. At 8 o.
clock, the Unitarian Alliance convened at
E, her home. at which Rev. q. l.. Thomp-
son spoke. His subject was Ghandi. the
religious leader of India. who is now be-
fore the mind of the public.
/ Rev. and Mrs Ford and family left
| this week for New York. Later they will
90 to Louisiana, where Mr. Ford will
engage in missionary work among the
| Negroes. He has been a missionary in
South Africa for many years Last sum
mer they lived on Rustic Ridge and re-
Gently have been living in the Day house.
On Friday evening of this week the III.
| III. Johnson post G. A. r.. has invited the
ladies of the Woman'S Relief corps for
supper at the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church at 6 o'clock. j. X. Hamil-
ton Ss commander of the post and Rev.
Francis Buffum is adjutant. The post
has now membership of only seven vet
Grams.
Mrs A. c. Moody, president of the
Franklin County Branch of the Woman
Board of Missions, presided at the Dec
ember meeting of the branch in Green
field Tuesday. Eight other members OF
|, the local society attended. Mrs. George
AIcAIillion of Mount Hermon led the
morning devotions. DR. Harriet Parker,
. who has been in charge of the Madura,
! India, hospital % years, gave an appeal
? ing message. She returns TO her work
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