The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
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are suffering from severe colds.
Marcus Busby drove the stage truck to
Brattleboro for Homer Boyd, Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Wheeler returned Tuesday |
night from a weeks trip TO Brattleboro.
Ralph Smith, who has been suffering |
from severe attack of Influenza, is gain
ing.
Mrs. Mary Chase was in West Dover
part of last week helping care for Leon
Hescock.
DR.. T. F. Crowley of Readsboro was
in town Sunday to see Francis Medbury.
who has been i'll.
Miss Mabel Medbury came home from
the normal school in North Adams, Mass,
for the holiday recess.
Mrs. Elma Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Wilder and son, Darwin. motored to
Athol, Mass, Sunday.
The Luddington Woodenware COM
| pany's factory is closed and the village
mill is once more being operated.
Mrs. Harry Elmer, who cared for
Mrs. Fred E. Look and infant son, has
returned to her home in Marlboro.
Mrs. j. L. Williams and son, Reginald,
motored to Wardsboro, Nov. %, and
visited at the home of Albert Robinson.
Miss Helen Temple left Wednesday
morning for her home in Newbury and
will return to her school duties Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Harris are enter
tanning relatives from this place and
Readsboro, making Thanksgiving party
of 10.
night from his duties at the University of
Vermont at Burlington to spend Thanks
! giving.
| Mrs Henry Adams looked out of the
| window at her home one morning recently
/ and saw two red foxes crossing the
meadow.
Mrs. o. II. Jones and son, Donald, left
! Wednesday morning for New York to
/ spend Thanksgiving with her sons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chase have been
entertaining his parents, who left for
| their home in Concord, \. H, Wednes-
day morning.
Homer Boyd attended The Old Home
| stead, the drama shown in pictures at
| the Princess theatre in BrattlebeTo, Tues
| day evening.
Miss Lula Macteer, who has been in
] North Adams, Mass, six weeks suffering
! from infiammatory rheumatism, remains
about the same.
Mrs. Hazel Sweeney and daughter. who
| have been at Leonard Browns several
'eks, spent Thanksgiving day with rela-
! tives out of town.
| Miss Ruth Crafts is coming home for
the holiday from her school in Holyoke,
| Mass. Her friend. Miss Betty Eaton.
| will accompany her.
Frank Childs was in Brattleboro Tues
! day to visit his daughter. Miss Eliza
! beth who is soon to go TO Boston 10 enter
/ a hospital for training.
The families of Fred Harrington and
Howard Harrington spent Thanksgiving
| day in Searsburg at the home of their sis
ter. Mrs. Harry J. Rice.
! II. b. Wares family, Mrs. May Jones,
/ and f.. f. Corbett's family will meet
with III. d. Aliens family 10 make up a
family party for Thanksgiving.
A. ~ D,,genII rI Frx-, ryro Nd sons
Russell and William Mcdonald, and Dan
Y O'Donneu were business visitors in
North Adams, Mass, Monday.
H NJ. Z. Lyman of Greenfield and II. c.
Bartlett and Mr.. Smith of the Power
Construction company were guests at
Child'S Tavern over Monday night.
A force of men from the Heath Tele-
phone company has been in town this
week setting new poles for the telephone
line from Wilmington to Jacksonville.
The high school and all the grade
schools closed Wednesday afternoon for
the Thanksgiving recess. The teachers
went 10 their homes to spend the holiday.
The regular meeting of the w. c. T.
u. will be postponed one week on ac,
count of Thanksgiving, and will be held
Dee. 8, at the home of Mrs. III. b. Ware.
Misses Margaret Wheeler and Edit
Sage came home Wednesday afternoon
from the Bay Path Institute at Spring
neld, miss, lor the 1ldhhSslflhs AeSc7''
Ballard Shaw's household goods were
taken TO Greenfield. Mass, Monday and
the family went Tuesday by automObf
to their new home there on Conway
street.
Mrs. Homer Fitch left Monday morn
ing by the way of Brattleboro to go 70
Windsor to act in the capacity of di-
vision inspector of the Sons of Veterans
auxiliary.
Homer and Walter Boyd, Mrs. Fife
Boyd and daughter, Ethel, moJored to
Athol, Mass, Saturday night and spent
Sunday with their brother and uncle
Herbert Boyd.
The annual election of officers of the
Sons of Veterans auxiliary will be held
at the next meeting, Dec. z, at Grand