Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-13
N0RTHFIELD.

him Stebbins is laid up with brok-
rm, the result of runaway acct
he marriage is announced of Arlon
err and Pearl Stearns. The cere-
having taken place Jan. %.
wight Alexander's lease for the
mill expires this week and he will
ho more grinding after that time.
rank Wright is very sick with
BILE pneumonia at the residence of
ID. Lyman. A trained nurse is car
for him.
RS. T. r. Calender is i'll with pneu-
nia. Miss Hamburg, trained nurse,
Earring for her. Miss Sarah Minot
Il with grip.
tlara Billings, daughter of Sarah
lings of this place, is dead at her
me in Hinsdale. She leaves broth
Wilson Billings, at the Farms.
Prof. P. W. Bradley of Wesleyan uni.
Fsitv delivered very interesting and
tructive lecture on Liquid Air.
esday evening to crowded house.
There is collection of 80 pictures
exhibition at the library, loaned by
L Youths Companion Co. This is a
nv pleasing collection and of special
tereSt to children.
There will be temperance concert
No. 3 schoolhouse Sunday evening
| s 80 by the Sunday school. All are
/ rdially invited, as it promises to be
Dry interesting.
A reception was given in honor of
N. Scofield at the home of Mrs. L. r.
|hith by the young people of the
burch Friday evening. There was
bite large attendance.
Among those suffering with the pre-
killing distemper are Mrs. Mead, Mrs.
herwin, Mrs. Frank Head, Miss Ma
el Head. L. H. Lazelle has gone to
pringfeld to do some work at paper
angling.
The grange had valentineparty Tues
ay evening, the members being re-
Vested to bring in original valentines.
[rs Anna Merrill, Mrs. HI. III. Mason
nd w. d. Morgan took the prizes
he next meeting will be in charge of
lie music committee.
The second annual social of the
quakheag tribe No. 149, Improved
rider of Red Men, and their ladies
i'll be given by G. W. Nation at
loral cottage, Maple street, Feb. 20.
Lr. Mattoon is very genial host and
good time is assured.
Florence Adams is improving slowly
ON her illness. Lucy Fisher has been
lsiting in Amherst. Mrs. G. M. Stark
Gather who has been visiting in New
ersey, has returned to the Farms. -
Lrs. Nellie M. Chamberlain, past pres
lent of W. R. c., Mrs. Ella M. La
lie and Mrs. Hattie d. Pomeroy left
esterday morning to attend the oath
1nual convention of the Department
Massachusetts of w. r. G. in Bos-
n.
Homer Smith of East Mortified, who
spending the winter with his uncle,
NJ. Day of l49 Catherine street, has
copy of the New England Primer,
hich was the property of his grand
ther, Noah Smith, who lived at Win
lester. N. H. The Primer is dated
n and was printed at Boston by Ed
ard Draper Eat his printing office in
ewbury street and sold by John Boyle
Marlborough street." Noah Smith
as 81 years old when he died about 30
ears ago. Springfield Republican.
Mrs. Mamie Whitaker Parks was
ought to her home dead Monday.
r. Parks went to Wendell Depot to
, some work few weeks ago, SO
owed his family there expecting to re,
Urn in the spring. Mrs. Parks had
cen i'll for about three weeks, the re-
lit of cold. The funeral was held
her late home at the Farms Tues
~. She leaves a husband, two young
father, Amos Whitaker,
ster, Mrs. Miller of the Farms, and
,other, Charlie Of Gill. Much sym
lthy is felt for the family.
The young peoples society of the
orth church held a box social and
at trimming contest Tuesday evening,
lie gentlemen doing the millinery.
enj. Sutherland deserves honorable
ention for work done in that line.
he society is planning sleighrlde to
insdale Tuesday evening stopping at