The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-08
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Elmer Wilder entered the high school
at Townshend this week.
/ DR.. o. V. Heflon is suffering with an
infection in his right hand.
Mrs Frank W. Farnum and children
are visiting at II. A. Carpenters in
I Newfane
Harry Bemis and friend of Brattle-
! 9oro spent Thanksgiving at l.. @.
| EamesS
/ Mrs. W. W. Kidder returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with relatives
IN Springfield. Mass.
| Philip Peck of Keene. n. H, was
guest at Mrs. Carrie Moore's from
Thursday to Monday
Mrs. Theron White, who came home
Tor Ihanksglvlng, returned to her work
IN FItchburg, Mass, Monday.
Earl and Mavine Reed of Sheldon
came last week to visit in the home of
their aunt, Mrs. o. V. Hefflon.
G: II. jackson has had furnace in
stalled in his home this week by the
Fitch Plumbing Co. of Brattleboro.
Mary and Susie White and Claude
SHINE were at home from Townshend
high school for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton. /
The !. z. supper Wednesday evening
was wei attended. the main attraction
being beefsteak pie. A pleasant social
hour followed
Mrs. j. NJ. Dennison entertained her
sunday school class of boys Friday eve
| hlng IN her home. Games were played
and cake and cocoa were served.
Dir. and Mrs d. NJ. Cobb. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cobb and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Merle StOcker and sons spent
thanksgiving at John Cobb's in BrattIe-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb
ana son and daughter of Westfeld
Mass. and James Gleason and friend of
New York were at J. E. Gleason's over
Thanksgiving.
There were many family gatherings
thanksgiving day, the two largest in
TINS vicinity being at Mrs Anna Tor
fey 5, which numbered around 80, and
at ). T. Gleason's, which numbered IT.
Mrs. Wales Plimpton went to her
home in Putney Nov. % to spend
thanksgiving. She returned home Sat
urday, accompanied by her parents and
SISTER, who returned to Putney that
night.
Mr and Mrs. Hodgeman of Winches-
ter, y. H., are expected at Wardsboro
House the first of the week for the win
Ter 1t is understood that Mr. Hodge
man plans Immediate improvements for
the House.
=, The Sunday school voted to observe
christmas by having a Christmas tree
m M the town hall Monday evening, Dec.
=. The following general committee
was appointed Rev. j. NJ Dennison, H.
w Eddy, Miss Carrie Ware, T.. p.
Sprague and Mrs. H. Z. knight.
Howard Tucker of Henniker. \. H.,
and Harry MUM of Lancaster, N. II.
VINO have been in town the past II days
as Inspectors iIe the employ of the
United States department of agriculture.
were Joined by their director. Mr. Nc
Isaac OF Franklin. n. H, Tuesday. On
wednesday they moved to another To-
cdlIty. ME here the young men were
guests at Wardsboro House
Supt Guy w. Powers of Athens gave
an address in the Methodist church Sun
day morning in observance of National
Education Sunday. His address was re-
pete with facts of interest and sugges-
ton. A good-sized audience was pres
ent. Special music was provided. In
the evening Rev. j. NJ Dennison gave
stereopticon lecture on. The Shepherd
v no Did Not Hasten but Arrived. which
also was much enjoyed
Dexter Waite recently received news
OF the denth of Mrs. Hattie y. Waite
OF GeHeseo. H.. widow of Mr.. Waite's
brother, Judge George Waite. a native
OF Nlndham county, but for many years
a lawyer in Geneseo. The Geneseo Re
public gives an extended account of the
lite OF Mrs. Waite which extended over
81 Years. She was a native of Con-
necticut, of good New England parent
age, from whom she inherited many ster-
Ing qualities which characterized her
whole life. She was active always in re-
iigious work, giving especial interest to
temperance. in which she held many
0fhces of leadership. She attended three
World temperance conventions of the
". I. u. U. as state delegate. Mr..
Waite died in 1901. Three daughters
and one, grandson SURVIVE. All are Iiy-
ing in the West.