The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-22

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Howard Mann of Shclburne Falls,
Mass, has been guest at the home OF /
his brother, Leon II. Mann the past two
weeks.
Mrs. Francis Medbury will go to
Springfield, Mass, Friday to spend
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. julius
r. Sibley.
Merton Ward is seriously i'll with !
double pneumonia at his home he is |
under the care of a trained nurse and /
DR.. S. +. Dunn.
Miss Alice Mallory is expected home |
from ReadsbOro Friday. She has been
working in the telephone central office |
there a few days
Miss Harriet Alvord, who teaches in
South Amherst, Mass. is expected home
/ Saturday TO spend Christmas with her
! mother, Mrs. May Alvord.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Kingsley and
/ two. children, Mrs. Dill Pike and Mrs.
Mass. for the day Saturday.
Miss ALICE Stone, who has been keep
ing the books in l.. A. Browns garage
during the summer and autumn, has
/ gone to her home III Halifax.
Miss Margaret Moran, Miss Dorothy
Yogel and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris
were among the Christmas shoppers in
North Adams Mass, Wednesday.
Homer Boyd drove his horses on the
Brattleboro stage Tuesday morning fer
! the first time this season the AUTOMOBILE
ing having lasted later than usual.
Miss Margaret Wheeler and Miss
Edith Sage are expected home from their
studies ut Bay Path Institute at Spring
field, Mass, Saturday for a weeks vaca-
ton.
Floyd Rafus was taken to North
Adams hospital Tuesday for an opera
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formed by DIR. NJ. NJ. Brown and DIR.
| Wright
Merrill Green, who has been visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Green.
at their home on Castle hill few days.
returned to AIiddlescx Tuesday By the
J way of Brattleboro stage.
Miss Felicia Allen, Mrs. Harold G.
Allen, Mrs. Lester Quincy, Mrs. J; III.
Beal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mann
were among Christmas shoppers in
North Adams, Mass. Tuesday.
Mrs Earl Yeaw Of East Dover was in
town Wednesday and her sister, Miss
Grace Travarrow, accompanied her home
for Il visit. after which she viii return
to her work 1T J. Albert Buell's.
Fred Johnson of West Dover was an
overnight guest ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs William NJ. Harris recently going
from here TO spend the holidays with
his brother in Manchester, y. ii.
Mrs. Ed. Dixon was taken to the
| North Adams hospital in n critical con-
dition in the night Sunday by DIR. 4. ii.
Wright and Mrs. Mary Trip. Clar-
ence Pike drove the car to carry them.
1 Miss Lillian Kent. who has been
teaching in Rocky Hill. Conn. is COM
ing Friday night to spend Christmas at
Floyd Crafts's. Miss Kent was en-
ployed in the office at Childs Tavern last
summer.
Roy Brown has sold his half of the
house on East Main street. known as the
DIR. Page house, to Greeley A. Brown,
who in turn conveyed il TO Leon r..
Covey, who has moved there from his
house on West Main street.
Mrs. Hawkes., a nurse who trained in
| Worcester, Mass. has located in town to
work for the local physicians and will
do some outside nursing in her spare
time. She has been caring for Daniel
O'Donnell, who is now recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
Christmas concerts will be held at the
| churches as follows: At the Congrega-
! tiunal church Friday evening. Univer-
salist church Sunday evening, and at the
Baptist church Monday evening. Plans
| also are being made for community
tree and concert Wednesday evening,
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AT the Baptist church the pastor VIII
speak Sunday morning on the subject,
The Prophetic Star. This will be a
Christmas sermon. The subject for the
evening service will be Finding the
Christ Child. On Thursday evening,
Dee. %. the subject for consideration
will be the 18th and last phrase of the
| Lords prayer. Amen.
Miss Hazel Wheeler was driving near
| EIowe's meat market Monday afternoon,
when, in turning. the sleigh struck the
sidewalk, throwing Miss Wheeler out.
The horse started to run, going the
length of Shafter street, down the hill
| toward the Huntington Woodenwarc
factory. across the bridge and up West
Main street, striking the sleigh against
a telephone pole and SCATTERING the body
OF the sleigh. The running part Of the
sleigh was left in front of Tanis Courte-
manche's blacksmith shop. The horse
continued on through the square in the
center of the village, being stopped nj
| Francis Sprague's blacksmith shop. II
is understood that the most serious dam
| age done was that TO the sleigh which
has been undergoing extensive repairs at
i +. G. Streeter's wood working shop.