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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
Boston Wool Market.

The demand for wool continues
moderate as whole. with manufact-
urers only supplying their pressing
needs, but the general prices rule
about the same. The market shows
an entire absence OF any speculative
feeling, and, while manufacturers will
buy wool to cover orders for goods
yond this. The wants of buyers are
small, and any pressure to sell would
have to be at the expense of prices but
the trade as a whole consider their
holdings good property. and are not
disposed TO press business in the least,
AS compared with a few weeks since.
some grades of wool show a rather
easier tone. but in the face of the
quiet demand that has prevailed.
prices are well maintained.
Fleece woods are held steady. and
offerings are moderate as a whole,
which gives a strong tone to prices
Ohio washed delaines hold Arm In
price at 36c. with some holders yet
not disposed to offer at this figure.
For unwashed and Understandable
Ohio delaines about 26@2sc Is the
price, with unwashed clothing grades
at 24@24kc. For washed Xxx and
above Ohio feeces the market holds
firm at 3463+hc, while No. / washed
Ohio woods are quoted ut about 32kc
Michigan delalne is quotable at about
32@33c. Michigan X is quoted at
ara CSC and No. at 31G3lHc. For
u and q blood unwashed woods the
range is about 25q254c for Ohio and
24025c for others, these woods being
in very moderate supply. Half-blood
heeces continue scarce and
firm, with Ohio at 25Ia a 26c and Mich
igan at 24025.
The market for pulled woods is quiet
and as the season advances. more sup
plies are coming in. The sheep shorn
during the summer are now showing
better length of WOOL which increases
the available supply. For extra A
supers the market continues nominal
on the secured basis of 56G60c. with
fine A supers at 47Q50c and A supers
ut 44@46c. For lambs. B supers,
sales average on the secured basis of
4 q 43c, with C supers at 320s4c.
Fine combing pulled continues scarce
and nominal on the secured basis Of
l6Q soc. with ordinary combing pulled |
quoted at about 40@41c clean.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06

| George a. Stearns, a well known
! lumber dealer, died at his home in
! Mortified. Saturday morning. after an
! Illness OF but a few hours. He was
taken i'll in White River Junction, Vt.
| the day before. and was brought home
on an evening train, at that time suf-
/ fering severely The immediate cause
of death was hemorrhage of the in
testines. induced by long standing
/ Inflammation. Mr.. Stearns was Al
years old, and had apparently been in
vigorous health. He was born in North
| field the son of Albert d. Stearns. He
was a natural trader and happening to
make fortunate purchase of timber
land several years ago. he turned his
attention to the business and devel-
oped great skill in estimating the value
of timber properties. This led him to
be employed by the Diamond Match
company and for a number of years he
has been in this company's employ as
a buyer. He also carried on extensive
dealings on his own account, and was
the owner, with partners, of mills en-
gagged in getting out lumber in YER
mont and New Hampshire. Mr..
Stearns married Miss Mamie Holton OF
Mortified. She died some years ago,
leaving two daughters who survive
their father, Mrs. Allan Miner and Miss
Effie Stearns His mother is also liv-
ing. Mr. Stearns's death is not only a
great blow TO his family. but is deeply
felt as n loss among his business asso-
ciates. He was shrewd in business
matters but honorable in all transact
tions and implicitly trusted. The fu-
neral at his home, Monday afternoon,
was largely attended. The bearers
We're men with whom he had business
connections. The floral offerings were
very many and beautiful Rev. Mr.
Osgood of Brattleboro. OBLIGATED. Two
0ongs We're effectively sung by Mrs, N
Dwight Alexander and Mrs. Charles II
Webster The burial was in the old
Mortified cemetery.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WEST BRATTLEeoRo.

At last reports Carl Fisher was gain
ing.
Thomas knight has been quite II
| for a week past
Miss Alice whitney of Marlboro
visited at Bert Millers last week.
e. b. Ellis is recovering from the in
juries received In falling short time
ago.
An oyster supper will be served al
the Baptist chapel, Thursday evening
Nov. IL, from to s. Every one invited
Mr. Bond who has been sick In bed
for over a week w tn bad throat and
stomach trouble, is improving, slowly.
Miss Martha Parmalee who has been
stopping for a few days at E. II. DAY.
exports, has returned to Wilmington.
Mrs. N. A. Freeland of Montague
City, Mass. spent the Sabbath with her
friend, Mrs. Kellogg, at Mr.. Van
Doorn's.
Mrs. Ware and daughter who have
been stopping at the Melrose through
the fall months, went to their home on
the Hudson. Tuesday.
Miss Madge Davenport went Monday
to Orange, Mass, as stenographer and
bookkeeper for the Frederick II.
Sprague Co, manufacturers and whole
sale dealers.
Mrs. Smith has sold her farm to John
Barney and Mr.. Barney has sold part
of his farm with buildings to Mrs.
Smith, and Mr. Barney moves next
week to his house in the village.
Wednesday evening many from both
churches here went to Marlboro to the
chicken pie supper. They report fine
supper and social time, the moon In
its glory and everything conspiring to
make It q pleasant outing.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Mr.. Dexter of Troy. n. H., is stop
ping at the hotel.
Lucius Haskins and family and j
| Sherman of Worcester. Mass, have
been visiting at NJ. s. Haskins's.
The Sunday school Temperance con-
cert was a success In every way and
over $50 people were present. Messrs.
Morgan and Howard from Wardsboro
added much to the musical part of the
program and the children and young
people gave a large variety of songs
and Rotations which were well render
ed and well received. Pastor Nichols
gave shortstalk and Mrs. Nichols who
had charge thanked all who had as
sisted and invited all to come to Sun
day school.
The ladies' of this vicinity were in
vited to meet with Mrs. H. A. Waite
Friday and quite a large number as
sembled there. Mrs. r. A. Nichols was
elected chairman of a business meet
ing and Mrs. E. o. Robinson secretary.
1t was decided to organize a society
for work and the same was done I'M
der the name of the Ladies' Social
circle. officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Pres, Mrs.
NJ. L. Rice: Sec. and Treas, Mrs. NJ. L.
Johnson: directors. Mrs. f. O. Robin
son. Mrs. L. b Kendall and w. H. For
roster. The next meeting was held yes
terday at F. L. Adams's after which
they will meet but once in two weeks.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
MARLBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Prouty have been
spending several days with their pa
rents.
I,ottie Thomas returned Wednesday
from Bernardston where she has been
visiting friends.
Erwin Mather and Dickerman Rider
were the two lucky men in town to Sc
cure deer. Mr. Mather getting one near
the Hughes place weighing 2S4 lbs. and
Mr.. Ryder killing one on their own
farm weighing 275 lbs.
The school at the Four Corners,
taught by Mrs. Bertha Prentiss closed
Saturday. Those perfect in attendance
were Louie Fletcher, Fred Fletcher,
Robert Prentiss. Jesse Ryder.
There was a large attendance We'd
nesday evening at the chicken pie sup
per and sale. The evening was per-
feet one and many came from the sur
rounding towns. The receipts were
SIS. The ladies appreciate the gener-
Gus patronage and all donations of ar
ticles for sale. The remembrance was
we'll patronized.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
SPOFFORD.

Mr.. Slade is improving his residence
by painting it.
Mrs. Joseph Hollis sister Mrs. Jane
Howard of Westport, died Friday and
was buried Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Leach of Hinsdale
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley York of South
Keene were in town Saturday.
Frank Scott and family are visiting
his wife's parents in Richmond.
Messrs F. B. Pierce and Jerome
Wright of Keene were in town Sunday
Mrs. Thomas Johnson of Springfield
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. w. Slade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anterior and
daughter of Rutland, VT, called on
friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hamilton and
son Guy of Keene spent Sunday with
her father, James Farwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Atherton Wis
tied relatives In Orange and other
towns in Massachusetts last week.
at the center of the town, visited with
Mrs. Sarah Farwell Saturday and Sun
day.
At the last grange meeting Oct. 81,
the third and fourth degrees were con-
ferred on two candidates and a har-
vest supper was enjoyed. The lecturer
presented a first class entertainment.
District Deputy Spaulding and wife
We're present for his yearly inspection
and found everything in fine condition.
Visitors were present from New York
who took part in the entertainment
This grange has been running sixteen
years and it's future prospects We're
never brighter than at present.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
JACKSONVILLE.

M. w. Lynde was In town Monday.
F. l.. Woodland has been very low
since Friday.
Mrs. Slate recently gave a birthday
party to those over 20.
Warren Wilson was at Mrs. Put
mans the first of the week.
Mrs. Laura Boyd is to stay with Mrs
Miranda Faulkner this winter.
The northern lights displayed Satur-
day evening were very bright.
| Many from here attended the funeral
Sunday of A. Chase at Nottingham.
The Eastern Star Is invited to the
Mary Lyon chapter at Shelburne Falls
w. A. Wilcox returned Friday from
several weeks business trip to Canada
and the middle west.
The Ladies' Aid meets next week
Wednesday at Il. c. Barker's. Young
peoples entertainment In evening.
C. A. Pike lost a valuable horse by
its getting torn on nails In the stall
which 1t had torn down while loose.
Mrs. Blanche Gillette will conduct the
grange program and entertainment
Tuesday, Oct. 10, with an IS" program
and supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Waste, Mr. and
MTs' FTeeiildil TidBeT anu "a. o. falei
attended the Universalist fair at VIII
mington Tuesday.
Lewis Cutting is moving his goods
to the B. f. Roberts place and w. F.
Sprague Is moving his goods to his
place bought of Mr. Cutting.
About 100 attended the reception at
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Dalrymple's
Tuesday. The evening was spent with
music and games, s14.56 was left them
towards n chamber set.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WARDS BORO.

Jap. Benson has moved to Bondville
to run a boarding house.
Mrs. Lizzie Barber of Townshend is
visiting her father, L. A. Whitcomb
Mrs. Maria Johnson went to Brat
tleboro Friday to be gone two weeks
Miss Abbie Kilburn Of Brattleboro
spent the last of the week with Miss
Annie Whitcomb.
A company OF young people attended
a Halloween party at Mr.. Hamlins
Saturday evening.
Dorr Plimpton who has been here on
a hunting trip has returned to his home
in Somerville, Mass.
Fred Underwood has gone to Putney
to meet his wife who has been visiting
her sister in Barre.
Dexter Wait has finished painting
Mrs M. NJ. Eddy's house and has re-
turned to Brattleboro.
Leroy Webster of South Wardsboro
has moved on TO the Jonas Allen farm
and is cutting lumber for Mr.. Walton.
The A. u. club will meet with Mrs
Milon Perry Thursday afternoon, Nov.
~ The work will be sewing. All are
cordially invited.
Walton Fletcher who went to the
Massachusetts General hospital two
weeks ago has been moved to his
aunt's, Mrs. Lucia Gates's. He remains
about the same.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WESTMINSTER.

Hand your items TO f. L. Finton
please.
Nine Italians moved from here to
South Deerfield. Mass, Monday.
Mrs. G. Fl. Walker returned wednes-
day from a weeks visit In London
derry.
Charles Gates OF Boston came up
Saturday and Is gathering cream for
Charles Peck.
Alfred Hammond left Monday for
Boston where he Is to learn the cleo
trician's trade
Miss Edna winchester of Keene. n.
H. spent several days with Miss
Thomas last week.
Mrs. Owens returned to her home in
st. Johnsbury Saturday her mother,
Mrs. Williams, going with her.
Mrs, L, C. Chaplin and granddaugh-
ters of Holyoke. Mass. are visiting
with the family of J. +. Leach.
Miss Grace Leman is expected home
from Southboro to-day. r. A. Phippen
will come with her for a brief stay,
DIR. D. G.. Underwood of Bradford N.
H, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. II. Underwood and other friends
over Sunday.
About 90 of our young people went
out to Thomas Ashwells Saturday
evening to corn husking party. They
report a good time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
JAMAICA.

Preaching at East Jamaica Sunday
afternoon.
There have been quite number of
fires in woods lately.
Electric lights have been removed
from the streets Of the town.
The meetings in the Baptist church
conducted by Evangelist Lingley of
Newfane were very helpful
Electric lights have been placed in
the Congregational church and WILL as
soon as time permits be placed in the
Baptist church.
One week ago Monday, Mrs. Barnes,
wife of VIM. Barnes, was laid to rest
She had been quite sick for sometime.
Services were held at the Baptist
church of which she was long a faith
full member
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
The Dairy Markets.

The general conditions In the local
dairy markets are unchanged. Fol-
lowing are the conditions at other
centers.
Butter-New York steady at 22hc;
chicago steady at 2lkc, packing
stocks 13@13Hc.
Cheese-New York quiet. large and
small September 11k. October Ilkc;
Liverpool. white 53s. coIored 54s.
Eggs-New York firm, seconds TO
firsts 21@25c: Chicago firm. extras
Zoe, prime firsts 23c: ST. Louis steady
at 22Ac, loss off, repacked cases in.
cluded
Cable advices to Geo. A. Cochrane
from the principal markets of Greot
Britain give butter markets as very
quiet and prices barely steadv
Finest Danish 25d osc. Finest Irish
23@24c. Finest Canadian eIkae9n
Finest Russian lsGr2oc. with the under
grades in plentiful supply and dun n,
iS@lhc. American Process butter
meets very dragging sale. although
freely offered nj I6a1Sc Ladies' very
dnll. and TO move at all freely 15c
would have 10 be accepted
Cheese markets are somewhat hot
Ter in tone with prices unaltered
Finest American and Canadian 1en
lekc.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
CHESTERFIELD.

The rain of Thursday was greatly
needed and much more besides.
The apple crop appears to have been
large, judging from the loads taken to
market.
Chesterfield house is nearly ready for
occupancy. Mr.. Wares brother, Frank
is spending a few weeks here.
Harry Spaulding and friend from
Keene spent some days recently with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Spauld-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Simonds of Lynn,
Mass. took a carriage drive to this
place last week, to visit her sister. Mrs.
A. M. Davis. Mr.. Davis is driving
stage to Keene and has Mr. Carr, first
class blacksmith from Worcester,
Mass, to work in the shop.
The M. E. ladies held their annual
fair at town hall Wednesday evening
with gratifying results. Entertainment
by school children and teachers was
very fine and was received with great
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
THE wINDHAM REFoRMER, FRIDAY 1908
WILMINGTON.

Miss Florence Pike is at work in the
Times Office
Mrs. Mary Morgan has rented hei
tenement to John McDade.
o. T., Butterfleld has been in Glas-
tonbury on business this week.
M. w. Stickney Of Rutland has re-
moved his household goods TO TINS
place.
The ladies' of the Universalist church
held their annual fair Tuesday al
Memorial hall. Good attendance
pleasant time as usual and about 500
realized.
Frank G. Chaffin returned from Cali
fornia Tuesday. He expresses himself
as highly pleased with the country but
has not fully decided whether he will
remove or not.
Halloween was duly observed. Sew
eral parties were held and the younger
element did not forget to play the usual
pranks in the way of changing signs
etc, during the night
The regular meeting of Social lodge
was held Tuesday evening, at which
the third degree was conferred upon
Carl 8. Barnard. A number OF the
members OF Unity lodge. Jacksonville,
were present.
The Methodist church was filled to
its capacity Sunday evening to enjoy
the union exercises under direction OF
the W. C. T. U. Recitations, musical
selections formed the program and
each number was excellent and thor
oughly appreciated by the audience.
The hearing Of the case state VS.. r.
p. Crafts, jr., on the charge of furnish
ing intoxicating liquor to Jackson Bar
low was held Saturday. Oct. 81, at the
office of Q. e. Butterfield. Charles s.
Chase appeared for the respondent.
The justice, Warren r. Boyd, found
the respondent guilty of the charge
and sentenced him to the house OF
correction for nine months. Appeal
was taken to county court and bail
furnished In the sum of $500.
AS Horace e. May with his wife.
daughters and mother in-law. were
coming down the hill near S. L. Bonds
Sunday evening. the leather holding
the wagon pole broke letting the pole
drop to the ground frightening the
horses. The wagon was tipped over
and all the occupants received injuries.
Mrs. May was the most seriously in
jured having a broken leg. sprained
ankle and other injuries. The horses
were stopped near the Beaver brook
bridge. A team was obtained of the
hotel livery to convey the persons to
the home OF Mr.. May. At this writing
they are doing as well as could be ex-
pected. The wagon was nearly demol-
ished
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WESTMORElAND.

Erdix Britton spent Sunday at hi.
mothers.
Miss Carrie Bennett Is home from
Fitchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown return
to Boston this week.
Charles Stone of Chelsea, Mass.
spent Sunday at his summer home.
Miss Ellen Stone went to Keene tc
visit Mabel Holland before returning
to Chelsea.
Mrs. G. J. Bennett has returned to her
home having visited In several differ
ent towns in Massachusetts.
Waldo Hall killed three hedgehogs
one day last week and a young COM
panion killed two the same day.
Mrs. Lamson Farr has a trained
nurse. Miss Harriet Green Is very
much better, we are pleased to say.
Mrs. s. A. Farr who has been stop
ping at her cousins, f. NJ Greene's,
for the past year was called to Towns
bend, Mass. to attend the funeral of
her cousin, Miss Powers
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
DEATHS,


In Brattlcbnro. Nov !. infant daughter Oh
son F and Lillian Shepard>un
In NorthtFid Oct 81 George \ Nea'ns !
In rratth boro. Nov. 5, sarah laih!
risen 70 -.
In Nottingham, Oct so, Altam lI ,a,., "
In Huusatunic Mass. Ocr gt. 81 b'i XIV,
ease, Mrs. Nettie r.. wife Of Rue y W IKE
In Jacksonville. Oct. % Mrs. hegIgr . ~.
In Windham. Oct2 u Mrs Alice Il 'inuTss
+. In Marhuro. Oct. IS Charles tarpennttl., "
In Bellows Falls. Oct. Is, Mrs VnAi"
Moore. .A,
In Bellows Falls, Oct. 81, c. Aaron sOu'''
In Jamaica. Oct. "a, Ellen Rice, VIE o. V
Barnes, ~. u.,-
In Rondville, Oct, %. Mrs, Calists b. h'''
ton. %.
In Bellows Falls, Oct. %. j. J. smith; i.
In Bellows Falls Oct. &c, Mrs f. ,; s' aI,
In Ashuelot. N. H.. Oct. g. MIS-. fu"s's'
wife of William petiet t,IOseph Llttth N
In Nantucket. Mass. Oct. %, tdtnuhu ~
nativr OF Bernardston. Mass, u ,.,,bt,r
In NV Britain. Conn. Oct, q uAusH''
Burton and Mabel bradford BurrOWS, M
In westport. n. H., Oct. 80, Mrs' '''' :
ard. I'd
In Townshend, Nov. 4, Mrs, orressA D. :
bruok. 95.
In Halifax. Oct. 70. Albeit Burnett, s.r,t,S
In Nortbfield Farms, Nov. |, Ellsn''"
S..
In Jamaica. Nov. 5. Milton Alien
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
Vernon ManIey's Horse.

Editor of Reformer:-On page five
of your issue of Oct. 16 you printed an
item concerning Mrs. Powers and a
horse owned by me. Your item is an
outrageous lie. being false and SANDER
Gus. Please correct or retract in your
paper. If you wish to publish the
truth will give it to you straight.
V. c. Manley.
The item referred to stated that Mrs.
Powers shot Mr.. Manley's horse in
Dummerston. and that the horse was
in bad condition, evidently with
glanders, and was too aged to eat. Mr..
Manley says the horse could eat. but
could not eat hay, and that he made a
post-mortem examination of the horse.
and found no symptom of CHAMBERS.
only distemper: further that the rea-
son he allowed Mrs. Powers to kill the
horse was because he was threatened
with criminal prosecution IL he didn't.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
We RNON.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Goodrich and
son of Hopedale. Mass, who have been
visiting the brother of Mrs. Goodrich,
B. A. Streeter. ST., have returned to
their home.
The young people of Vernon grange
gave a very enjoyable Halloween
party Saturday evening and amuse-
ment was provided for a large COM
pany. David Goodrich of Hopedale,
Mass, generously furnished music
with a graphaphone. At the close of
the exercises. cake and coffee were
served Much credit is due the COM
mittee who had charge of the program
for giving such a varied and pleasing
Halloween entertainment
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
NORTHFIElD.

Harry King has gone to Montague to
work In a cider mill for Field Bros.
Charles Huber has purchased a span
of horses OF f. H. King of Miller's
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammond Of
Greenfield are visiting Mrs. Ham
mond's brother E. Z. Howes Of the
Farms.
Elisha Stratton Of Mortified Farms
died Sunday night after long illness,
although he has only been confined to
his bed during the past four weeks. Mr..
Stratton was born here August rs, 1918,
and has always lived in this place. In
'1S4S he married Lucy Sawyer also of
this place who survives him. OF this
union one son was born and he died in
1882. About twenty one years ago Mr..
Stratton became totally blind and has
been a very patient sufferer through
these long years. He leaves besides
his widow one brother, Edwin of
Greenfield. Much sympathy is felt for
them.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
eIRTHS.

In Rrattleboro. Nov. 4. a daughter to Ia
F. and Lillian 81 epar'lson.
In Brsttleboro. Nov. 4, a daughter to IN
W. and Grace BARKER.
In Boston. Oct. 26. daughter. Helen N'i'
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Stockhridge kiui,
In Westminster West, Sept. %, daugn'
Mabel NJ, to Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clsrs
granddaughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. H L. cinf
ruiney.
In Bnndville, Oct. IA, a daughter TO MI
Mrs. George Y. Rurbee.
In Rondville, Oct. 20. a son TO MI. and
Arthur Brooks.
In Raldwinsville, Mass. Oct. 8, 3 son to
and Mrs. viii Sage.
In Springfield. Mass. Oct. II. son, Weis'
TO Harris and Ella Webster Collins.
In BrattlehOro. Oct, -. daughter to Edsi
NJ. and Gertrude +. JOllivrtt
In Rrattle,oro, Der, "a. son TO John T.
Rose T. Long. i.
In Guilfurd. Oct q, daughter to Aus'i
and May Della Shepardson.
In Hinsdale Oct 80. son 10 George
Fmm Y. barrett.
In West Dunmerston, Oct. ~, daugh'a
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taft.
In West l1ummcrston. oct II dausnNi
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert CnonlhS.
IN Bellows Fats. Oct o. 4 son to MI 4
Mrs. T f. Hallahan.
In Bellows Falls Oct. p, a daughter
and Mrs. g. II Rahhilr.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-06
WEST roWNsHENp.

Llewellyn Kent shot a deer last
week.
Miss Whitney of Townshend has
been at e. w. Holden's.
Earl Hadlock of Somerville. Mass.
has been visiting his brothers.
Mrs. Jane Perkins OF Brattleboro was
the guest of Mrs. C. J. Switzer last
week.
w. T. Wheeler is building new barn
and George Dompier has shingled his
buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farnsworth Of
Saxton's River are visiting at John
Dompier's.
Miss Myra Hardy began school In the
Carr district Monday. after a vacation
of one week.
Misses Florence FolIett and Sylvia
Derry Of Townshend have been guests
at Rev. M. f. Hardy's.
Elliot Jennison has left the Prentiss
Carr farm and is living with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. w. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Dresser and son
Harry of Farley, Mass. have been WIS.,
iting at w. A. Lawrence's.