The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-30
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NOH moose isis NHntlH3iam.
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Of the neighbors in the Gillett district
saw a big COW moose that came down
from burlington hill and took walk by
George DiN's barn door. Two school boys
Iawtou and Harvey Carrier followed
the animal some time as she took her
way back to the hin and woods Mrs.
Moose seemed quite independent and un-
disturbed. Doubtless she was aware of
the game laws in this state. which pro-
tect her for 10 more years
II. \. Wheeler and family enjoyed
Christmas day at G.. II. Whecler's.
Frank JilIson has electric lights in his
home, furnished from his plant at the
store.
Josephine Curricr is home for the
holidays. She works at Delbert Stones
in Marlboro.
Mrs. Mcbride teacher Gillett school.
was home over Christmas and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris of the Power
Construction Co. spent the holiday with
Mrs. Morris'S parents in New York city.
Houghton Sawyer is taking a vaca-
ton Of a few weeks and is visiting friend,
in Wheeling, w. Va. He left here last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Yesta Sawyer is home for the
holidays from her school work in Will
ndngton. Mae Rogers also is home from
her school nj Thompson, Conn.
The Shippee and Kingsley families had
their Christmas dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Shippee in this village.
Nineteen sat down to dinner.
Mr., and Mrs Reeseman, who live in
one side of the house occupied by Leon
Jcpson, have been visiting her folks in
Providence, r. /. They returned Mon
cav.
Mrs. Rose Caffrey, who has been work
ing at James Caffrey'S. has gone TO vii
mington TO help her sister Mrs Cyrus
Lavoy. and one of the Cousen girls is
taking her place.
Mrs. Clarence Plumb is suffering from
blood poisoning in her finger While
dressing it one morning recently she
tainted and fell on the stove burning the
afflicted hand badly. DR.. Thomas was
called.
Schools in the village opened again
Tuesday. Mrs. Whitman Wheeler is sub
stltuting in the primary room as Mrs.
Davis is helping care for her father 4.
\. Buttertield, who is very low, follow
ing severe attack of grip.
The Christmas tree mt the church Mon
day evening was well attended The
Iaintor school came on two big teams
and gave part of the program. which
they had in their school Saturday even
ing. This was great help to the program
as the village school children were not
trained by their teachers as usual. owing
to the two-weeks' quarantine of these
sehOolsss
Miss tCora GiIlett received two-doI-
lar check Monday as a Christmas pres
ent from Il. l.. Ingalls,, state club lead
err of Boys and Girls club work. and n
certificate saying she had won second
prize in the canning club project and
was among the best FIVE in the county
who had completed their work and were
prompt in making reports. This club
work is something new in this town but
not in other parts of the state and ali
the eastern states. 1t is worthy the at
tention of all parents as great. prac-
teal education for the boys and girls.
Last year there We're two small clubs in
this town and they have decided to unite
into one big club for another year. rs
neither of these clubs carried out the re-
quirements sufficient to secure. charter.
The first meeting of the year will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. Il. Gilett SAT-
grday. Jan. {. at 10 n. m. and all chill
dren in this side Of the town who are in
terested are invited to attend. An in
vitation will be extended to the county
club agent Miss Viola Cameron. To he
present at this meeting.