Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-09


coined little son to their home Sun
day.
Rev. w. F. White of the Congrega-
tional church will exchange pulpits
Sunday with Rev. \. j. Smith of
Marlboro, n. III.
Miss Caroline Belle Howe reads at
West Swanzey this evening, at CON
cert given for the benefit of the Gram
mar school in that place.
The schools are preparing exercises
appropriate for Memorial day. and also
for the exercises the day before held
in the school buildings
The Hinsdale Grammar school boys
defeated the Winchester Grammar
school boys at ball game Saturday
afternoon, the score being II to 4.
MIS-. Sarah H. Meacham was re-
ceived into the Congregational church
by letter from the Congregational
church in Guildhall, VT, last Sunday,
The First Regiment band of Bratte-
boro, assisted by the Harvard quartet,
is to give concert at the town hall on
the evening of the 14th, for the benefit
of the piano fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearson at
tended the wedding of Sarah Jane
Pearson, a sister of Mr. Pearson. last
Tuesday. Miss Pearson lived in this
place the greater part of her life and
is well known here. She married Har-
old B. Carter of Bellows Falls, VT,
who is employed in George Albee's
plumbing and steam fitting establish
ment in that place. The wedding took
y,la nj bn Of np'
uncle, Supt. Henry Pearson, of the
Wason Manufacturing Co. of Bright
wood The good wishes of her many
friends here will go with her to her
new home.
Isaac Sprague, an old resident of
this place, but who has lived for the
past few years with his daughter in
the south part of Winchester died last
Wednesday at the age of rs years The
funeral was held at his late home, Rev.
Mr.. Deane of this place and Rev. Mr.
Smith of Mortified attending The
immediate cause of his death was
cancerous growth in the throat, al
though he had not been in good health
for several months. He leaves, besides
two sisters, three daughters. Mrs.
Davidson of West Wardsboro, VT, Mrs.
with whom he lived, and
Mrs. Lazelle of Mortified, and two
sons, Albert of this town, and James, !
who lives in the south part of Win
chester.
Miss Anna Belle Aldrich, who has
been stopping at Mrs. Ida Shaw's, has I
gone to williamsburg. VT, to visit !
Miss Goldthwaite. Miss Ellen Walk I
H. 20, 10,
funeral of Mr.. Kimball, is expected |
Fl. Holton of Fitchburg has been Wis
ting for few days at Mrs. Ida Shaw's
Charles ID, Whitaker went to Tur-
ners Falls, Mass, Saturday for a brief
stay. Herbert Lawrence went to work
week. Mrs. John Archibald rode out
Sunday, after having been confined to
The house for several months. Arthur
Pearson of Bellows Falls spent Sunday
1t G. S. Goddard 5. DR.. A. A. Pratte
attended the meeting of the state board
IF health held at Concord Wednesday
md Thursday. Miss Dora Leland has
finished work at c. +. Keyou's. and is
ling's. on Ashuelot road. Mrs. Julia
'OuCS Is NlSlllnS ICl lNp SouS III Nttut, Z
\. H.-Mrs. George Capel of Torring-
on, Conn, is visiting at her brothers.,
!. b. Davison's. Mrs. Will Stebbins
# Millers Falls, and her sister, Mrs.
RUSSELL of Hoosick Falls, have been Wis
ting relatives in town. Miss Lucy
'pooner, librarian, returned today
rom Cambridge, Mass, after three
geeks' visit with her sisters, Annie
nd Harriet. Mrs. w. b. Stacy and |
hildren of Holyoke are at Mrs. George
1ritton's for a few weeks. Mrs. Wal ,
er Stebbins has been confined to the :
ouse with rheumatism Miss Jane
'utney went to Fitchburg Tuesday to
isit her sister, and from there she !
ill 90 to Boston to have her eyes |
reated. Walter Stearns, II. II. S. |,
901, who is living at Worcester, has c
cen spending few days in town this I
eek. Willie Mead has finished his
Engagement at the Mann Pharmacy. 49, \
like Toole has moved his family to {
-Dea. C. Z. Savage was
hosen delegate to the General Asso- 7
iation of Congregational churches !
ED at Keene Wednesday and Thurs \