Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-10
NoRTHFIELD,

,rm elote Of Mortified has sold his
. M'sr shop to parties in Orange.
wr and Mrs. Harwood Proctor OF
wick r spent Wednesday with their
ar .~ts Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Proctor.
rho seminary closed last week for
if fen DAYS Easter vacation. About
az . i remain here and are housed at
In Marquand hall
utor Miner has bought the Parker
Ai.o otaad and will move his family
o ane ~ soon as Mr.. Parker moves to
le' now home, known as the old Nye
homestead,
narid BALL of Warwick has sold his
~" n Edward Stebbins of Hinsdale.
i.iH Kali and her daughter have been
~ iorn this week with view to Ell
'o" renting or buying a house in
Whitfield for immediate occupancy.
a. snecial town meeting Monday it
.roted. u to 20, to remodel and repair
tn@ own hall. at an estimated cost of
KAN. ~ M By larger vote it was voted
'I hu;ld new schoolhouse at East
k,.tbfeld, at an estimated cost OF ST.
f E4l'DD'
7. ;s renorted that a large force of
dn will commence work next week on
naw denot building for the railroad
. nt" here. This will be pleasant
a "rsJ for Mortified as one is sadly need
i @ to rpplace the old depot burned two
months ago
p r. Brian. for the past II years a
ko.ident of Northtield Farms. died at
Is home March 80 after two weeks
Ellnass with pneumonia, at the age OF
\, raars A widow and four children
Enrrivp The interment was at Spring
HELD April l.
Thieves entered Amos Whitaker's
,ramises recently, taking two large
,;eces of meat, two loaves of bread,
eIothes from the line, chairs from the
t,;o1za, a fur robe from the shed, and
kben went into the barn and MIXED
tbe COW. leaving all the doors open at
her them.
The Unitarian sugar supper Thurs
lav evening was decided success.
|Tbe supper was excellent and the pro
{yram following was unusually good
fThpre were selections by the Mandolin
I rlub and male quartette, choruses by
fhp grammar and intermediate school
children, solo by Miss Goddard, and
IEecitations by Marion and Bernlce
Webster and Marion Coleman. The
proceeds were S2S. 80.
Mrs. Elmira Long Hicks died at the
nome of her daughter, Mrs. +. q: AL
len, Saturday morning at o'clock,
aged rs years. She was the last OF a
Family of lG children and had II chill
Iirep of her own, two of whom are now
living; Mrs. F. z. Allen Of this town
|apd daughter in Greenfield. Mrs.
Hicks has been with her daughter fol
/ the past five years. Two months age
|she fell, breaking her hip. While con
lined to her bed she did not suffer
greatly. The funeral was held Monday
at 10, Rev. G. F. Piper officiating.
Burial in Greenfield.
Mrs Reib of Athol is with her sister,
EIrs. G. X. james. Rev. Mr.. Moody
and family have taken possession OF the
place on Warwick avenue, recently
bought of Rev. George Dickinson: =
Mrs. H. B. DeWolf, who spent the win
ter in Albany, has returned.-A. ParA
has moved his family to Montague City
t1e has charge of the engine in the
brick yard. Mrs. Eliza Banks went to
Hartford last week to visit friends. -
Maud Stratton, trained nurse from
New Haven, Conn, is visiting hel
grandmother, Mrs. Amos Whitaker. -
Mrs Metcalf has moved from her home
bf nearly so years to Ernest Motchman'
for the present. Mrs. A. l.. Truesdell'
vho has spent several weeks IN town
as returned to her home in Wendell,
Mass. Mrs. Addie Montague Basset'
bf auckland has been the guest OF Miss
Ella Stratton the past week. Miss Ce
ia 0 Brian of Washington, D. c., ha:
been called home by the illness anf
eath of her father. Paul D. Mood,
Failed for home last week on the Gee
Fnic He has been studying in Scot
land the past winter.