The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-17
Secures Fifteenth Deer.

secures f1IIeentn Deer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. French re-
turned Wednesday night from a camping
trip in Stratton, bringing a seven-point
buck with them. This is the 18th sea-
son Mr.. French has been deer hunting
and secured a deer each season.
Mrs. George Clough is visiting her sis
ter in Burlington.
Mrs. Aida Phillips has returned from
a visit in Putney.
Mrs. Nelson Smith is recovering from
her recent illness.
Miss Mildred Marden, telephone oper-
ator, is enjoying her vacation.
Mrs W. c. Staples is with her par
ents, Col. and Mrs. II. A. Dudley.
Miss Marjorie Crossman is back at
Heron Smiths after short vacation.
The Relief corps will hold a food sale
Saturday at p. m. at the Rexall store.
Carl Stone of Ludlow is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Carley.
Miss Cora johnson of Hudson, Mass,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice Parker.
The new turn-tabel is completed and
IS a great improvement in the railroad
yard.
Mrs. Fred Phelpss sister, Mrs. Minnie
Morse, has returned to her home in Bos-
ton.
Miss Estelle Dodge is at home after
working for Emery Aldrich for the sum
mer.
Mrs. VI. J, Hapgood is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Sue L.
Millington.
Mr.. Clark of Saxtons River was here
recently visiting his daughter. Mrs. Mae
Witt.
The Missionary society held a very
interesting meeting Tuesday with Mrs.
Music Darling.
D. V Houghton is building new
sugar house. John Dimond of Manches-
ter is assisting him.
Miss Halle A. Thompson is spending
several days in Brattleboro with her
cousin, Miss Izetta Stewart.
Forty-two Red Cross members and
promises of several more have been Sc
cured in the recent Red Cross drive.
Mrs. Abbie Ramsdell has returned
from months sojourn with her sister,
Mrs. Emma Rand, in Saxtons River.
Miss Isabelle Parker and Miss Lor-
raine MillingtOn of Vermont academy
were at their homes over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Sparks and family
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Sparks in
Springfield (Vt.A the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bostwick have
moved from their farm to the home of
L. l. Johnson, in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiley were in
Brattlehoro Sunday to get a Star car.
Mr.. Wiley has been demonstrating this
week.
Earl Bostwick is confined TO the
house with q painful knee. DR.. Walker
and DR.. Ray of Chester have been in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davis have
I faalra ~. go ~
Davis, to Guild, y. H., where they viii
spend the winter.
Prof and Mrs. F. w. Lawrence viii
start Friday for a visit with friends in
Massachusetts, New York and the West.
/ They will be away all winter.
The Odd Fellows have been filling up
/ the cellar hole on the lot recently bought
| from the DIR. Millington estate. This lot
! is adjacent to Odd Fellows hall
| Armistice day was tag day with the
school children in this village, who Sc
cured Sl6 TO be used for buying a flag
for the hagpole in the school yard.
Only two successful deer hunters in
the village have been reported, Herbert
! French and John Williamson. Others in
the southern part of the town are Mr..
| Magoon and Ben Bostwick
On Nov "a Robert T. Shepardson
| post, American Legion will have a dance
at the town hall, the men to wear over
alls and the women house dresses, the
| home orchestra furnishing the music.
| Hooker Relief corps will serve refresh
ments.
Much interest has been aroused
| through the special services conducted
the past two weeks by Rev. Walter
| Sturteyant at the Baptist church. There
has been good attendance throughout and
on Sunday morning the church was
/ filed.
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Friends have received very interest
ing letter from Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Will
/ Hams en- route to Florida. They camped
one night on the Gettysburg battle
/ ground, and two nights in Washington,
/ - g., where there were about 200 tour
/ list campers.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Raymond Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
/ bert Benson, w. l.. Hunt. f. III. Pierce.
/ w. j. Aldrich, A. L. futile and A. III.
Davis were in Guilford Tuesday to at
/ tend the funeral of Gerald ]. Dorset.
/ Several Odd Fellows and neighbors went
4 to Jacksonville for the burial service
which was conducted by West River
/ lodge, No. "a. Much sympathy is felt
/ for relatives, especially his mother.
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