The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-29
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Arthur Randall Holden.

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Arthur Randall Holden. 90 died at
Brattleboro Thursday morning. Dee. 81
where he had been some time for treat
ment lie had en- in III health Is years
( but ut the last lied rapidly.
The body WAS brought to his home here
and the funeral was held Dec. -. In
terment was ut Rest Haven.
lie leaves his wife, who was HerInie
Brooks Of Rondyille, q son. Kenneth. Il
daughter. Majorie, his mother, Mrs.
Gladys Holden. 4 sister Mrs Ellen Fon-
taine, and a brother, Norris, all Of this
village.
II. G. Alexander is away this week
on business.
The electric light poles are being set
in this village.
Mrs. Roland Wheeler of Jamaica vis-
tied Mrs. Victor Styles last week
Hiss Estelle Dodge is in Brattleboro to
remain indefinitely.
James Works has completed the new
steps to his bungalow.
The Grange installation is TO be hello
Eriduy evening, Jan. ).
Mrs Archie W0~ten is suffering with
rheumatism in her foot
Miss Mary Austin Of BrattIeboro has
been recent guest an T. \. Melendy's.
Mrs Bernice Tyler has been housed
several days with very pninfuI ankle.
Principal Edwin J. Hicks is spending
lals vacation at his home in Schenectady.
Marie Mundell IS staying at II. G. Al
exandecs, and her brother. Henry. nj
Mrs. Alice Parkcr's.
Mrs Edith Adams entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Tues
day from TO 9 p. m.
Thompsonhurg school closed last
Thursday With appropriate exercises and
a tree loaded with presents.
Mrs. f. II. CAREY aud three children
of Brattleboro are spending week with
her parents and other relatives
\: II. Davis and r. J. RamsdeiI are
putting on wall board in the new Kitchen
and dining room in the town hail.
Mrs. J, f. Kierce of White River
Junction is guest of her sisters. Mrs.
Alice Goddard and Mrs. George Clough
Edward KowaIski of Boston is M his
home and Clarence Payne of Gardner is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Harvey Ripley.
Clarence Goddard is firing on West
tlyer railroad, taking the place of l.. III.
Gehuron, who Is acting as engineer In
Brattleboro yard.
The officers and chairmen of the vari-
Gus committees OF the Parent-Teacbcr
association are to meet with Mrs CasDpr
at I oc,ock
News was received here Dec. % Of the
death 81 MS Verne Skinner SpragGe Of
turner's Falls. daughter Of = +. Skin
ner. They were formerly well known in +.
this vicinity.
Hooker Relief corps sent Christmas
boxes 81 fruit and candy 10 the veterans
Of bI-e1 Of this town and check 10 the
Soldiers Home in Bennington. where
there are go residents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4. StVout Of Auburn
Ne. Reed Kendall of Middlebury col .
.cge Raymond and Lyle Churchill an. .
Mrs. Cora Churchill spent the Christmas .
holidays at Lawry Churchilrs.
During this Christmas season the mail .
was the heaviest ever known here, 40 (
sacks being the largest number received
at any enc time The rush began early
and large number at packages are still
being received.
Family reunions in town inclutled
}afty ct l. at win Carletons; Airs Car
le Wiley and daughter, Gertrude. "a
req S9riey seven at Il. /. Egench's
- at =. l.. Darling's; - at D. II. Hi
on $ ~ at l.. W. Hunts and ii famil 1
iarty at Fred Wales
e. >. Davis and son. Wesley. and Mrs
'tae Witt were ut G.. \. Davis's in Ches-
Pr for Christmas. Mrs. George Clougi
vas with hcr sister. Mrs. Howard Picrc
n NeEfaLe; Mrs. Clarence Goddard was
.ith her daughter, Mrs. Don Eddy ii
y indham; Mrs Ana CaFley. Mr. and
Yrs. Frank Slade ana children we're in
ludlow at ID. J. Stones.
\ good audience attended the Christ
1as exercises at the town hall Monday
venting. After the exercises Santa and
ir. Emo, assisted by several small boys,
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