Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-13

Martin schlagenhaf was in Greenfield Tues
! George Hall spent Sunday in Springfield,
Miss Ellie Kennedy goes to Holyoke to work
| April l.
f.. L. Parks of Keene was in town yesterday
| on business.
Miss Hattie Prescott is serving apprenticeship
with Mrs. II. +. Bascom,
! Frank Rogers returned Saturday from Geor-
! ga where he has been employed during the
winter.
! p H. Flynn, one of the leading horsemen of
Nashua \. H., has been in town this week on
! business.
| Howard c. Rice, who has been local editor of
| the Reformer for the past year, has resigned his
| position.
Mrs. W. II, Cray returned Tuesday after spend
! ing several days with her daughter in Manches-
| ter, n. II.
| Miss Regina Heaphy and Miss Mary Ryan
| have been spending few days at Greenfield
this week.
| Fred Adams and wife move next week from
! the Brooks House to one of L. Jennings houses
ON Oak street. :.
] Mrs. George Goryer went to sherbrooke, Can.
Wednesday where she Will spend the summer
with her parents.
Mrs Walter Sturgis and Miss Bertha Reed re-
turned Sunday from visit at Hartwelville
with relatives and friends
Miss Barbara Murphy returned from Green
i
the store of Morris n Gregg.
J. A. Taylor and wife returned Tuesday after
an absence of several months most of which
time was spent in Washington ID. c.
Miss Mollie Donahue will return to her home
in Rutland tomorrow after spending about three
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank Shea.
W. II. Lighthall has resigned his position as
superintendent of the Estey Organ works. He
will remain in Brattleboro for the present.
G. W Pierce and his son Milton leave today
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Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Old Point Com
fort.
Emerson Peek was called to his home Satur-
day by the serious illness of his mother. Oscar
Guiheen is taking his place at Mrs. G. W.
Hooker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrington of Clare
mont n. H., moved to Brattleboro this week
Mr.. Harrington has secured employment in
Rands machine shop.
Nelson Robertson of Memphis, Tenn, has gone
to work in Cakes barber shop. Mr.: Robertson
formerly worked in Brattleboro in the shops IF
Robert Baker and James Coleman
Harry Wales. who with his father, has been
carrying on rehearsals for king Jollity" in
willimantic, Conn, was obliged to return to his
home here last week on account of illness.
Fred Cressy who has been travelling for the
past six months through the West in the inter
ests of the Hooker, Corser Il Mitchell Overall
company. returned to his home here Tuesday for
vacation of few weeks.
Can't. j. II. Estey who has been absent for
several weeks on a business trip, will return to-
night. Capt. Estey abandoned his California
trip because of his inability to get accommoda-
tions on the trains from New Orleans.
Col. ii. f. Taylor attended the funeral. at Rut-
land Saturday, of Col c. c. Kinsman. The G..
A. X. ritual service was used and a squad of ma
tional guardsmen fired three volleys over the
grave. Among others present were Gov. Nc
Cullough, Z. L. Bates and Col. Thomas Harmon.
Rev Guy C. Lamson, who became pastor of
the First Baptist church at Montpelier last
April. has filled the position most successfully
and last week the church voted unanimously
to increase his salary 5000 the coming year.
During his pastorate, the church debt has been
paid, the congregations increased. and several
additions have been made to the membership,
while a class of men is now ready for baptism.
The Montpelier correspondent of the Burlington
Free Press saws that Mr.. Lamson is universally !
esteemed outside his own denomination and that |
the action of the church in raising his salary |
was voluntary.