Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-07-10
WILMINGTON.

marry -. Weilman IS IN very Poo'
health.
One Dorherty was arrested by Sheriff
Kidder last week for intoxication anc
was fined Is and costs.
Warren Boyd had very severe at
tack Of illness Monday and is quite
feeble at this writing.
You can get most any kind of print.
ing quicker at the shop Of Ullery q Go.
than you can anywhere else IN brattle'
boro. Call, write or telephone 127.
George Wheeler, having been ad.
judged insane, was taken to the Brat
tleboro Retreat June 26. He was &C.
companied by his brother, Bert, and
Dr.. L. T. Paige.
1.-The Widow Brown" dramatic COM
pany drew large audience at Memo.
rial hall Tuesday night and every one
was we'll pleased with the play as pre-
sented.
We are glad to learn that Mrs G. P.
Buffum, who recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Boston,
is gaining very rapidly and will soon
be able to return to her home.
Charles E. Stearns will have charge
OF the hotel at Raponda this season.
his brother, H. W., having accepted a
position in Philadelphia as superin-
tendent Of large baking establish
ment.
A large number assembled on the
fair ground on Tuesday afternoon to
witness the ball game between the
home team and the Widow Brown"
nine. The result stood % for the home
team and 8 for the visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Packard of Ge-
neva, N. Y, were in town last week
and have shipped their household
goods to their home. Mr.. Packard has
disposed Of his interest in the North
River Mfg. Co. to W. A. Brown OF
Jacksonville.
c. L. Wilder has received of C. M.
Russell, insurance agent, $50 in full
satisfaction for his colt killed by light
ming recently. Thomas J. Hall had
two fine sheep killed by lightning
June 10. Insured at Russell's agency
and the loss, $40, has been paid.
The alarm of fire was sounded early
June &c and the fire company was as
sembled very quickly. The blaze was
at the house Of c. c. Barlow ON North
River street but it was subdued before
the company arrived and very little
damage was done. 1t was a close call,
however. Insured.
Mrs. George E. Haynes and son,
Scott, have gone to Marion, Mass, as
guests of Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Haynes
daughter. Hon. and Mrs. Kittredge
Haskins visited in town last week. -
Sidney Morris, formerly of West Brat !
tleboro, visited in town last week. -
Rev. II. E. Buffum, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Sterling, Mass, has |
been the guest of his parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. 4. b. Buffum. Miss Edith Bell /
has returned from Pittsburg and will
remain during the summer. - Miss
Faith Wilder Kidder of the New En-
gland conservatory Of music will spend
was in New York last week on bust
ness MIR. and Mrs L. B. Ramsdell Of
Gardner, Mass, were guests of Mrs.
Mary F. Winchester last week.
Jesse L. Williams has leased the fish
market and will carry on the business.
Col. J. H. Goulding, George f.
Haynes and X. p Ames will attend
the National Encampment of the G. A.
R. at San Francisco in August. They
will be absent nearly one month. Mrs.
Lansing ID. Lyon and son are guests at
The Childs Tavern. Charles E. Gard
ler of New York was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. Kidder over the Fourth.
Herbert B. Newton of Holyoke has
been the guest of 0. .. Ware the past
lew days. Dexter L. Stone of New
York has been in town for few days h.
he past week. Mrs. A. S. Bugbee and
Mrs. c. s. S. Miller and children are
guests of F. Z. Medbury. H. D. Cas-
lie Of Boston visited in town this week.
Quite large number of old resi-
tents took occasion to visit us on the
Fourth. Among others were O. M.
Iawton and John c. Howe of Brat
leboro, A. W. Childs of Manchester,
\. H., Fred A. Flagg of Troy, Ed
ward Barnard of Brooklyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID, NJ Bissell of New York, Hen
y Dennison of Colrain, Mass, L. F.
3owker of Meriden, Conn. james II. ,
Newton of Holyoke has been stopping
It Raponda for a few days. -George
" Rappelye of Willimantic, Conn, ,
vas in town recently looking after his
arming interests John L. Pike and
amily move to Brattleboro this week.
We regret to have them leave town.