The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-04
Mrs. S. c. Clark of Brattleboro Thanks.

Mrs. S. c. Clark of Brattleboro Thanks
giving.
Lon Frazier and his sister, Mrs.
Lebert. were with her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Harrington, in Brattleboro Thanks
giving day.
Among the large family parties
was a party of 16 at Mrs. Ezra Pixies
and a party of 24 at Fred Buffers
Thanksgiving day.
The high school seniors viii conduct
an old-fashioned dance at the town hall
Dec. 8. Gem orchestra of five pieces
Will furnish music.
Miss Florence Hoeh went 10 her home
in Roxbury for Thanksgiving. Miss
Ruth Raymond went to Keene and Miss
PiersOn to Hancock.
Miss NJ. Antoinette Levasseur spent
Thanksgiving and the remainder of the
week in Unity. Miss Levasseur taught
school there last year.
Mr.. Charsky of Mt. Hermon preached
at the Congregational church Sunday.
1t is expected there will be a candidate
for Dec. 10 and Dec. II.
The dance given by the Foresters
Thanksgiving eve was a success both in
enjoyment and financially. About $50
will be added to the treasury.
The Red Cross drive for membership
is now on. If you should not be asked to
renew your membership, W. G. Booth or
Mrs. X. M. L~angworthy would be glad
to enroll GU.
Miss Elizabeth Hinchey starts Tues
day for California, where she expects 70
spend the winter. She will stop in
Philadelphia and Washington a short
time on her way.
Mrs. r. L. DeForest and three sons
of Athol, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Hall and Miss Priscilla
Hall of Bellows Falls helped TO make up
the family at Warren Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Holton will go to
Boston Tuesday morning. where they
will visit for the week. They expect to
sail from New York Dec. 8 for st. Pet
ersburg, Fla, to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Loyeland and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Hojaboom,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Weber of Springfield.
Mass, We're with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weber Thanksgiving and the weekend.
Mrs. Ernest Adams entertained her
father. Charles w. Smith, and Mrs.
Thrasher of Lynn from Thursday until
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Earle of
Remington, y. H., were with Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams over Sunday.
w. S. Kimball, Walker Kimball of,
Cornwall. y. Y, Miss Helen kimball.
and Marie Coyell of Boston were guests
with the Kimball family Thanksgiving.
Miss Covell returned 10 Boston Sunday.
Miss Kimball will stay until Wednes-
day.
The local postoffce now closes at S
o'clock each evening except Saturday
when it closes at 8 o'clock. Mail for the
S.35 p. IN. train closes at 7.45 p. m, and
TO ensure its going on that train all
mail should be deposited in the office by
that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Robinson, Ray
mond and Irene Robinson of East Hart
ford, and Albert Robinson of Dartmouth
college came Wednesday to NJ. s.
Leach's. Mr.. and MRS. Field of Shell
burne Falls, Mass, spent Saturday with
them. The Robinson family returned
home Sunday.
Miss Martha Gray returned to Airing
ton, Mass, Saturday morning after
spending the past week with her mother.
Mrs. Nelly A. Gray. Mrs. Gray returned
with her and from there will go TO Bidde-
ford, Me-, to spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Charles II. Temple of
that city.
were Mrs. Bessie Fins of Dorchester at
Weeds; Harry Jefords and
Miss Alice Jeffords OF Plymouth. n. H.,
at Mrs. Helen Jeffords; Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hildreth and family of Spring |
field, Mass. at Mrs. Eta Places: Miss
l@dIloIlle OF Boston AT IL |
NJ Lansworthy's: DR.. Charles Gould
and Mrs. Clara Gould of North Attleboro |
At Mrs. Luella A. Fay's; Mrs. Fred
Clark and Miss Eleanor Of Alstead at
Sidney Stearns's; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
May of Gardner. Mrs. Roy Taylor of
.eene at H. w. Taylor's Jason Holman
Of Hartford at w. ID. Holman's; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rosen of Greenfield at James |
Mr.. and Mrs. William
Belleyille of South Chelmsford, Mass, at
Il. c. Holland'S: Miss Minerva Bur
at E. II. B~urroughs's; Miss !
Helena Splaine at Mike Splaine's; Har-
I'D White from Dartmouth at NJ. d. |
Whites; Glen Weeks of Melrose, Roy |
Merritt of Durham at Leon Merritt's !,
Hiss Marion Dickerman at Frank Dick !
DIR. and Mrs. Aldrich of Keene
1t E.. f.. STATIONS.
North of Hudson bay there are 10000
square miles of practically unknown ter