Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-02

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last Granville. being accompanie ed b.
Emma Patch ana her young nephew
s Alice Tyler and Mrs Robert lyle
Intended a wedding reception in Rox
bury one evening last week.
s# X p Stockwell and family removed
. Worcester, Mass, Monday. They
Have been prominent in the religion:
nnd social life OF the village and will
be much missed.
AyT Rev G NJ Charlton is spending 6
Il Meek with his parents in Gloucester,
Mass.
sS& At the regular hour for service
aSunday afternoon at Cushing hall,
y Mrs Ida Ii Read of Slnelburne, presi-
\ Dent of the Vermont W G T U, will
Y Speak.
gS@The Gaysville stage has at length
Z inter- many years passed out of the
8 management of the Tinkham family,
their contract having expired June 80.
Y nonday morning A L Currier began a
mar years contract.
ss II E Adams has sold his ice cream
business to Fred Edmunds and George
~ base.
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Tuesday morning. His wife was about
the same, and no operation had been
4 REFORMED, but it might still be nee
1ssary.
Mrs H E Grant has been having a
\ hard time with pleurisy.
MA There is branch Sunday school
Ibis quarter in the Lillieville school
hcuse. with Mrs Z w Stoddard, su.
nerinten dent.
SM Willism Stickney is home from Bos
ton where he has spent several months
gfp the city hospital as assistant in
III fferent wards. He will be here until
lie reopening of the Dartmouth Med
"a school,
VIA Among the returned teachers are
Mabel Dyke from Barnard, Jessie
Spaulding from Gaysville, Mary Will
ron from North Hartland.
AL There was a heavy shorer in Bar
8nard. Tuesday morning but only few
drops here.
sssf Bishop Hall preached one of his
Nest sermons at Christ church Sunday
oyening and administ cred the rite of
'oonfirmation to four candidates.
II One OF the fore wheels of freight
wagon belonging to l. V Greene OF
Etockbridge, collapsed nelr Abbott &
ECady's store, Monday afternoon, let
ling down upon the street load OF
ltnercha 1dise just brought from the &
AZ r pot.
u 7 H Vim ter of Philadelphia, Pa,
Who is spending the summer at Noun
lain View farm. Stockbridge, was a
quest Monday at Mrs Mary Il Har
Hington's.
u N P Blodgett of Worcester, Mass, is
spending a fortnight at NJ RS Mary E
Harrington
Il Kittie Waldo and Fam lie Flower
made the journey home together from
Springfield, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs J II Waldo went from Spring
Held to Lynn to visit Mrs f i LaDue,
wao is suffering severe attack of ap-
pendictis. Her husband is still with
6er. Mrs Waldo returned ONE Mon
DAY.
II Josephine Grout of Waterbury is
spending the summer at FL b Leases.
Ned Cram of Burlington has been
Visiting friends in town the past week.
L FIJI Hundley and wife and Carl
Spencer spent Sunday at Melvin John
pms in Rochester.
Il Sabine Abbott and wife OF Cupe.
Vile, Wash, arrived Monday to spend
The summer with frie1ds. They are
Old residents and have been away IS
Years.
) The Christian Hill school closed Friday,
June IS. John, Lena and Julius Preston. Ray
Barnes and Charlie Brooks had no absent
marks. Carrie Spooner. David Burrelle and
Anna Wallace were absent less than two days. |
Ellen Preston, teacher. |
Mrs Z E Hobrook was out Friday for the
1rst time after her winters illness.
Mrs George l Abbott and her son George |
lave been spending several days in Barnard. |
! Three pupil, tainted from heat in the Old
Church school Friday afternoon. Mabel Dus-
IN was unconscious nearly an hour.
! Mrs Susan A Storrs of Island Pond, arrived |
saturday for a visit at John j Wilson's.
4 Mrs Celia Estabrook of North Sherburne.
1ame Friday to spend some time with her
laughter, Mrs f A Roundy.
Mrs Horace Moore of Hartford, was over
Dome 10y heat on the Z V II mail train Friday
fterno0n. DIR l. NJ Greene was passenger
Nd at this station, which was her destination
e gave her dose of open air and other re-
Itoratiyes.
Friday was the hottest day of hot week.
[he most conservative Thermometers regis
cred % most of the afternoon and the pre-.
yailing reading at O'Clock was rs.
Mrs Mary Waldo of Fennviie. Mich, arriy.
d Friday at W G Waldo's. She is the widow
4 the late George Waldo. brother of Charles
Dd William, and will spend several weeks
lnong her husbands relatives.
Jeifers Richardson has been spending part
fortnight's vacation at Mrs HenriettaLin-
bins. He is employed by the -four jobbing
|cuse Of E W Paige Co. New York City. He
"a at Mortified last week to attend the Nor
Fich alumni dinner ard this week, with bis
DrOther. l. II Richardson, OF South Royalton.
! attending the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo.
VIM E Brooks and Edith Williams were
BARRED at the Congregational parsonage, Sat-
nday evening, at $50, by Rev w Warner.
The Wbitcomb High school brought suit
hturday against Rufus Wilson. for a years
nition three wears ago. Judge Flint withheld
d decision one week on the point made by
D. defense. that minor cannot make q con-
Pact and that any indebtness on his part for
ther than the necessaries of life j. now col
Dttibie. A common school education has .
pen he'd TO be q necessity. but there j. some
bubt about high school education. John y
Lta;ing appeared for the district and John W !
il>On for the defendant.
-suy Cole ! the new porter at the Beihe
EyeTn. y
7 had Markham l. hcstler al Giison's livery a
.NoEie Abbott !, visiting al II / Deans in
kystiDe. r.
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