Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17
WILLIAMsvILLE.

John Williams has bought the old
Lincoln house opposite the grist mill
Of Mrs. Mary Lincoln.
Cullen Lamson has sold his farm on
the Newfane road to Mr.. Butter held OF
Wilmington and has purchased the
house formerly owned by the late Eph'
riam Morse In this place.
George Hescock and wife Of Green
field brought the body OF their infant
daughter to Brattleboro for burial
Thursday. They spent several days
with his mother, Mrs. Adella Hescock,
here before returning home.
Rev. G. M. Burdick finished his
pastorate over the Methodist church
here April and left for the conference
in Mortified Wednesday. He VIII
spend some time in Grown Point, n.
Y, before going to Korea where ne
will serve as missionary for the board
of foreign missions in his church. his
many friends wish him health and
prosperity in his new field OF labor
The Junior Union of the Universal
list church will present the drama "A
Matrimonial Advertisement" this, FIJI
day, evening, April II. with the fol
lowing caste: Mary Cole, Marion Sher.
man; Jack Cole, Aaron White; Aunt
Martha Cole, Carol. Stedman Uncle
Cyrus Cole, Charlie Waters; Grand
mother Cole, Lottie Williams. The
play will be followed by the farce, I'm
a Man. Refreshments of candy and
lemonade will be served.
Charles E. Tyler, who died last week
at his home at G. E. Parks, was born
in South Newfane Nov IA, 1896. and
was the son Of Eli and Freelove Tyler.
He came to this village "a years ago.
and bought the teaming interest OF
Charles Mixer which he ran until the
narrow gauge railroad was put through
when he bought the meat business OF
John Moore. In 1901 he had to give
that up on account of failing health.
Mr.. Tyler was man of good principles
strictly honest in all his business deal
ings and will be much missed In the
community. He was the last OF his
family although he is survived by two
nieces and one nephew. The tuneral
was held at the house Wednesday morn
ing at II o'clock, Rev. Elizabeth IL.
Golthwaite officiating. A good number
were in attendance showing the high
esteem in which Mr.. Tyler was held.
The interment was in the family loI IN
the village cemetery. Mrs. Addie ~
Ter and family of Marlboro and Mr..
Mrs. Fred Wheeler Of Chesterfield, N.
H.. were here to attend the funeral.
Ernest Wade has moved from the
Lamson farm on Newfane Hill to one
of A. M. Merrifield's tenement houses.
Harry Robbins has finished work at
the steam mill and will move with his
family to Providence, r. l., where he
expects employment Mrs. Sarah
Goldthwaite returned last week after
two months spent at her old nome IN
Danvers, Mass. Mrs. W. H.: Newton
and daughter Elsie OF Waiiingforo,
Conn, returned to their nome last
week after several days spent at y. -,
Dickinson's. Mrs. Abbie Gilchrist OF
Mrs Perley Sparks. Mrs G. W. I'm
derwood of Townshend is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. w.
q Wheeler. MIR. and Mrs. E. Thomas
and daughter visited last week in Bel
lows Fails.-Miss Abbie Adams is at
tending school at Townshend. Louise
Mortified and friend Margaret Nc
Donald returned to Mortified semi
nary Monday after spending their va
cation here. Cecil Manchester who
has been sick with laryngitis is better.
Miss Florence Lazelle is victim OF
chicken pox.-Fray Ballou of Newfane
is visiting her cousin, Marion SheE-
man.-Annie johnson went last week
tn BOSTON where she will live in the
family of Rev. Hal D. Maxwell. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Young have gone to
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, and Mr.:
Young will 90 to his home in Missouri
before returning here Mrs. II. Moore
has come back from Springfield, Mass, ,
where she has been spending some
time with her sons.