Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-13
al lie .Ncrs While us Ne,rs."
n,sth OF Mrs. r. e. Olmstead.

age Jan |, 49, her uoille was
her PARENTS here until her mar
% jpe q. 1899, to Frank G Ohm
~re was member of the Uni
82lis. church and tor many years
IL its choir. She was often
Al entertainments, being much
,aaDd because of her oeep alto
She was graduate of the
topgh high school in the class
Rq She was a member of Rising
crarga. Resides her husband ar d
pTts. she is survived by a four
rtb.rld son, Kneeland Charles, by
kr,tDer. Earl Rice of Stoneham,
/. and two sisters, Mrs F L Davis
hi, own and Mrs John Foley of
SrbfeI1. The baby will live with
grandmother, Mrs i 0 Roberts.
ore those present at the funeral
Henry t'arr and wife of Brain.
Ms P ID Pike and Amy Brad
4 Of New York city, Mrs Julian
sspr and son Ray of Rochester,
" \ Foley and family of Northtield,
y Rlce of Stoneham, Mass.
"a W Skinner of New York hHsl been
"A oaa for week past.
fr,p.- A Sargent has entered upon
Mnird year as clerk at Brooks 4
9E1baFD :.
| Il tundley's four-year-ol / daugh-
I Lille. was thown from a ham
Friday while swinging hard,
! received bad cut on the top of
4 cad requiring stitch by DR.
be-
y Coles team broke through
4 e at Spaulding's chair shop in
ksyi.a, where be had been getting
b. 4 saBdust Friday but TO dam
Vas done, The bridge was
kse o1e.
rs JOHN Sabin Smith and her
ar Mrs Sawyer, were at S NJ
81 lrn's Friday.
/ 6 Nayfeld returned Monday to
fn-te,d, Mass, after spending a
! al.l his family at Echo farm.
b. tlonzo Chase of Richmond was
ast week. advertising an Odd
o., excursion to St Albans Bay,
4 Il
D; / " Clough, we'll known for
Ihriam culture, has two varieties
4 oEn production.
~ Rogers and daughter, who have
u Fi>.tiog at Mrs Hannah Wilson S,
1ra 10 Springfield, Mass, this
Aa"a Wilson dropped a bnard and
% his foot Saturday, penetrat-
To he bone.
.3.-7 Pease of Keene, N II, is Wis
friends in town.
4 D Cushing has bought for old
} tue boiler and oXidizer belonging
He tlack sand plant on the Saltery
kloE,
.s Peacor and wife of Newport,
ale guests at George Peacor's.
Ill s. Laurence of Randoll h, driv,
a horse, and Frank Wheat. riding
Pc, cCllided in a dark place on
Street near W r Adams, Sunday |
PING with some damage to the
IT. boy and his rig. He was car.
by Mr. st Lawrence and Arthur
nS 70 Dr. Clough's office. where
r II his right leg above the knee
closed up with three stitches.
ere was head-on collision near
Y ingalls, cSaturiay evening be
arrlages of 3 Z Rogers and E
kl>2man Both were going at con-
faf le speed and the wheels locked
great force, throwing out Mr.
imam and Herbert Barrett, pas
T. and damaging the Rogers car
4 Il Baker and child of Son.
.s Mass, are at W f Bakers.
5 G Cady and Maude, have
VISITING in Barnard several days.
i Dan Kellogg of Laconia, N q,
Ve7a visiting at W G Larock's.
+ Hodges and wife of Randolph
NJ ard Mrs Partridge OF Phila-
a. we're guests at J 4 Graham S
Wees.
wilson and wife we're guests of
eLigerslty club of Randolph, its
,,.}a 10 Mount Mansfield last
f>aay.
GEM House boar6ers include
; Fay and wife, Mrs Yale and
ale Of Meriden, Conn, c ii
~ ard wife of Brlokline. Mass, {
I5a.e and wife of New Bruins
Wilson Of Woodstock is a !
u Charlotte Boyce. 7
Pc local visitors in Buffalo last
/ i5aad George Arnold looking
- Going sore good service in
I 'i,'9n at Hotel Alcazsr.
! Davis and family have returned q
houses ~ Point, n !, and Rox-
-am laundry is Receiving a
ID at the haLds of Frank Ly- t
y y Bennett of St Adams. for
ia'.or Of the Uniyersalist church, q
MS Mary + lIsrriugton's Sat.
y aHd Sunday.
,..'e Pease of Keene, N II, is
.t' friends here. :
~ 4. / an abundant crop, perhaps
isssr. Potatoes arr unususlly c
i 5eS oats are being tbreshed in
"a. \ considerable quantity of G
-,ino-s hay crop is still unhar
booth, who has rented the
I photographic studio, will be y
s'sry Tuesday. Il
!. g Leayitt and Inez Ellis were :,
,.'7 Thursday.
'--s!. :.
-= wilson Of Woodstock is a
z Charlotte Royce. i.
: - 10 hu7 cheap driving harse. =,
Z. " nufHaEtfzr 4 - Ravait0n. l u