Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
PUTIN EV.

DR.. v. Eddy. the oculst, is in town
this week.
Oscar Guiheen is working for e. E.
Blood this week.
Justin Wheeler has just moved into
his house ON Main street.
II. L. Bailey goes away for a few
weeks vacation to- morrow
Mrs. j. F. Washburne was called to
Randolph on business Tuesday
viii Pentland Of Brattleboro is put
ting in a furnace for A. NJ. Corser.
George Patterson Of Indian River,
Mich, is visiting his mother this week
Mrs. Whitney of Brooklyn visited
Miss Helen Robertson few days last
week.
Clyde and Alice Williams of North
Springfield are visiting at NJ. G. Will
liams's.
Misses Ellen and Isabel Crawford are
spending few days at Mrs. Wash
burne's.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf and wife attended
harvest supper at Brookline Tuesday
evening.
Miss Julia Crawford of Boston is
stopping with friends in town for a
few days.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalfs father returned to
Boston Tuesday after a stay of two
weeks with his son.
Miss Olive Blood has returned from
Chesterfield and is at work for Mrs G.
T. Aplin for a few weeks.
The Stowell shops are running over
time. For a few weeks they will run
each evening from to 3.
Miss Gibson has returned from her
visit to her parents in Rutland to her
work at the Houghton farm.
Next Wednesday there will be a
supper at the Baptist church to which
the public is cordially invited.
The annual meeting of the Cream
cry association which was to be held
Oct l has been postponed until Oct Is.
Seventy-seven tickets were sold for
the Valley fair at the station here
Wednesday, 154 Thursday, making 231
in all.
Mrs. H. P. Farr. Mrs. w. S. Adams !
and Miss Helen Robertson were in |
Brattleboro Wednesday to hear Su-
zanne Adams.
Mrs. Perkins will entertain the little |
who had part in the May fes- |
tival at the parsonage Saturday after
noon from to 5.
Frank Harris was kicked in the face
by COW while milking Tuesday night,
one stitch being taken
just below the eye.
There will be no preaching service
It the Baptist church evenings until
further notice, but the other regular
services will be as usual.
Mrs Dorr Clough was in Union VII
age last week, visiting Mrs. ]. D. Bee
nan. who has returned with Mrs.
Cough for few weeks stay.
A new hard wood floor is being laid
n the town hall. This is much need
ID improvement and will be appreciat-
d by all interested in the welfare Of
,ur public buildings.
Rev. c. E. Hayward gave an address
m Institutional Methods for the {
Church" at the Union confer
nee held in Ludlow Tuesday and 6
Wednesday of this week. +:
Mr.. and Mrs. George roster. MIR. ana
irs. II. E. Everleth, Mr.. and Mrs Ly {
nan Bailey and Mr., and Mrs. NJ. D. t
attended the field day of the !
nights of Templar held at Claremont i
7. H., Tuesday and Wednesday. a
Work is progressing on Captain [
new mill. The roof is near I
, completed and work on the inside e
ill be pushed rapidly forward. 1t is
expected that the mill will be ready
} put in operation by the first of De-
ember
The new boiler for the Stowell shops
as unloaded from the car at the de-
OF Tuesday and drawn by six horses t
, the shops Wednesday. The boiler
eighs ten tons and required great \
kill in handling. c. w. Adams super
ltended the work and II. l.. Scott !,
FINISHED teams.