Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-10
-. Grand Ioid womnn-Mrs Sarah
|" ,a Completes Her ee't Ys.r-A
afi'n.,obtrr OF the HeYOlution.

I. lorn N PlaintielC, N III. her
T., e1lj.ted July 10, lit, in
Y. " aamrshire regiment, foi some
rotths. lie re-enlisted the
y. month for three years and
[s.i,.d his discharge Jan 10, 1850.
.a,.s Of this Mrs Chapman some
no since received the gold spoon
XII The Daughter of the American
|.slurion have for some years be-
|.,set upon the few remaining
nal daughters. >
Ira Blsnchards having come to
|, i. nsn some years earlier, Sarah
!. married Dec 6, 1918, to Cyrus
ftungp who lived with her 30
NJ: until his death in 1874. Mrs
Is,rnap IS a member Of the locsl
flscoral church and of Woodstock
I.sc.ar D \ R.
NJ. Eliza Buchanan, Mrs E S Rood,
yyF 6 Cox and daughter, went
frliv to Ashmont, Mass.
NJ. Horace Whitcomb of Ncrthamp-
n Mass, is guest Of Mrs Harriet
! &l1eFs,
Nj; Dr. Stockwell and daughter
Iurlpd Saturday II Lancaster, n II,
! he, Spending the week at G W
t.as
Carrie Curtis returned Saturday to
t,rta,-er y II, to take up her 18th
ar. work as teacher in the graded
! aul there. Size was accompanied
gO7a Johnson.
Flne1ce and Stella Adams returned
Bas.ou Saturday.
Wills R Edmunds went to Rutland
kotday to work IN the Combination
fNh store.
loh1 B Abbott will take a chemical
og,;e at Tufts college, beginning
3tis ial.
|EETEitchell's case was considered
! ny critical Saturday, but more hope
/ n Mnoay. lie is i'll with pneumo'
Rev G II Wells Is boarding at
'sn.a Heath's.
Ery c N Charlton is attending
f;a,lers meating in Brownsville.
Lula I Chamberlin has returned to
stscCn, y H, where she teaches IN
graded school.
q Co1ghlin, formerly of this place,
a: rented the Gaysyille hotel, fol-
pay years run ty James Clay. We
TEh lin success.
lloras Arnold was down from
lnTelier Monday and Tuesday.
Ii family Of L Fl Waldo will soon
Nailm.in Gloucester, Mass.
Ms Waller Henderson returned
lF;day to Fitchburg, Mass.
Ms NJ G Kelley and Oscar went tt
A'tlFy Tuesday to join her husband.
There was a prcnour ced change II
,sRestter about midnight Saturday,
~ intense heat Of last week being
!oSe1 by much cooler temperature
i-lg below the frost line early Mon
Ny morning. No damage to corn oil
9e,ables is reported.
Ats " Il Baker prd child returned
A'adsy to Somerville, Mass, aftel
Stadlng the summer at Wesley
sistr's.
lie family of Is E Davis we're tt
'i him Tuesday at Methuen, Mass.
We Of Mrs Sarah Chapman's caller:
Der 39th birthday was Johf
.is1all Shaw, 80, who also called
WI cay on Augustus Marsh.
III Currier has rented ID L Dyke:
.s'@ On Markham street and will
1Ee IN at once.
The Centennial sermon of the Roch
G Congregational church wa
TTssled Sunday mornirg by Rev
DA' Sparhawk of Putney. Mr.
sMla lSparhawkl Graham, he
s:I5elfr, Lula, of this place, DR. @ I
epaffaTk Of Burlington and Mr.
sa'y Sparhawk of st Johnsbury
ae among those who attended thu
r,ce' The preacher of the day is
~ grandson of Ebenezer Spar
s The preachers grandfather
Samuel Sparhawk, was first
aSa and then a pastor. The ser
w vas highly SPOKEN of.
,oeioge Ellison and wife of Uolyoke
.a%, are visiting at Dennis Hickey
aG | Whest's.
44.el Hope Wilson, younger naugh
q n " Wilson, died Sunday il
',alolph. The funeral Tuesday sitter
~ vas attended by many friend
y lere. The burial was in tn
4.tlefy OF the Old Episcopal churcl
his town.
AS Z } Rogers has gone to New
w y Il, to work.
..iLton Hatch and family of Bel
rails have been visiting friend
500 vas born Sept 6 to Mr. an
: James F. Smith.
Iiea Preston of Bristol, is workin
Il Spooner's.
az Nhi,comb high school bega
.lsfr .ear's work Monday. Tn
OF students in the big
d, IS the largest on recon
F. being several desks short
\ rev pupils 10 this room ar
t. ,',-o|s: OF II seniors Alice Chede
=. <. Lumbar, eight sophomores
= wallace ard 20 freshmen, JOSH
E. Eugene Kenney, Maud Roger:
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