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

WIsrxYNsTER.

A concert Of high merit is to be Civ
en- at the town hall July %. Miss Kel-
logg and Miss Grace Chase have the
management Of the affair
A concert of high order is booked
for July 70 under the auspices of the
ladies' aid society. Miss Kellogg and
Miss Grace Chase have the affair in
charge.
The popular singer, E. II. Miller Of
Dummerston, has been engaged for
the concert July 3d. Mr.. Miller is ac-
knowledged by music lovers as pos
sessing superior talent Miss Edna
Wright Of the Emerson school of ora
tory will assist with several choice Sc
lections some Of our best local talent
will also assist 1t will be an evening
of rare enjoyment to all who avail
themselves of the opportunity,
Augustus Ohol, who has just closed
very successful term Of school at
kurn Hattin, left for Fitchburg,
Mass, last week Wednesday, the va
cancy to be filled by H. W. Gilman.
Mrs. Gilman will act in the capacity
of assistant matron. Mr.. Ohol has
been very thorough in his instruction,
giving the Toys the advantages which
his life in India we'll fitted him for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman come with the
best of recommendations and it is
hoped their stay will be permanent
Miss Carrie Warren returned from
months stay in Nashua, N. H., Thurs
day. Mrs. S. A. Pierce and son of
Kansas City, Wis, arrived last week
for the summer Mrs. Pierce's son,
Edward preceded her by a week. R.
X. Barber started on his route for the
rural delivery July Mrs. Goodrich
and daughter, Kate, of Brattleboro
were recent guests at G. II. Walkers.
Miss Grace Darling is home from
Adams for the summer vacation. Mil
dred Pierce is in Pittsford for two
weeks. Agnes Avery and Charlie
Boynton are in Keene for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlbert and children
were recent guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
Nichols. Miss Evelne remaining for
week. William Bullock of Boston, a
former kurn Hattin boy, spent last
week in town. Madam Arnold and
son, Seth, were in town last week. -
Rodney Phipin of Gardner. Mass, is
visiting his sister and other friends. -
Miss A. L. Buzza returned to Boston
last week. DR.. Prindle and daughter,
Mary, of Chicopee, Mass, arrived at
F. l. Lanes last week Miss Mary
will spend the summer. Mr. Lanes
nephew. Lawrence Stoddard of New
York will also spend the summer here.
Mrs. B. T. Phelps has returned from
Boston. Her niece, Maxine Buck,
came with her for the summer. Rich
ard Arnold has returned from weeks
visit in Ascutneyville. Ninety tickets
were sold at Walpole for Keene July
4. A party of eight young people |
picnicked at the old Wright farm the
Fourth. Charles Chase and family of
are guests at G. E. Chase's. |
Edward Hills of Spring field is as
sisting in the care of his aged father, |
who is seriously ill., -Winfred Farr and |
bride are at their home on upper Main |
street. Misses Harriette and Gertrude
Farr are also at home for their sum
mer vacation. Mrs. S. NJ. Nutting |
and Miss Florence have returned from
their Chicago trip. -Rollin Rice is
home from California Mr.. and Mrs
Lovejoy and son returned to Spring
field Monday Fred Blood of Spring
field, Mass, was with his family at
Mrs. Mary Jennison's the first of the
week. Miss Lucy cannon Is taxing
vacation at Rutland. Mass.
Mrs. Florence Eakar and daughter
Flora of Los Angeles, CAL, are at
Mrs. Eakar's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Wright's. Miss Ida Wright is
also home from Hartford, Conn. Miss
Eunice Read went to Springfield,
Mass. Monday for few weeks visit.
Wilton Bathrick was in Claremont,
\. H., for the Fourth. Wallace Met
calf returned Monday to his work in
Springfield. Mass. MIR and Mrs. Nil
son and daughter are at Putney
rom Friday till Monday. Emma Read
IS working for Mrs. George Albee. -
Mr.. Brown and daughter Alice of jew
It City, CT, arrived at R. r. Barber's
Friday, Mr.. Brown returning Monday,
Miss Alice remain ing with her sister,
Mrs. Barber.