Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-20

they should be handed To Mrs. l.. A. PlerCe, our
regular correspondent-Ed.l
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Written Saturday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Underwood fell recent
ly, injuring one eye quite badly.
B. f. Atcherson who has been criti-
cally ill, is thought to be improving.
S. NJ. Nutting has resigned the office
of lister, to which he was recently APP
pointed.
Little Marie Reno was quite badly
burned few days ago, by the over
turning of coffee pot.
The C. E. society held cobweb So
cial at the church parlors Wednesday
evening.
Mr. Weeks is moving onto the farm
owned by Harland Farr of Putney, at
the lower end Of the town.
The sugar season seems to be short
one. W. f. Fem has made the high
est mark thus far, and the sugar is of
the first quality: some of the first sell
ing as high as % cents a pound.
The many friends of Walter Miner, a
! former resident of this place, will be
/
day for Cuba on pleasure trip, which
will necessitate an absence of about
two months. s'.as,s4. ND ~ Is
Mrs, Mary Jennison's buildings had
very narrow escape Monday from be-
! ing consumed by fire. The grass and
leaves about the buildings ignited
| from sparks from the engine and the
flames spread rapidly; and, as there
was no one in the house, had reached
to within about 20 feet of The build
ings when discovered, making lively
work for time 1t would have been
sad home coming to Mrs. Jennison,
who returned Tuesday, had not active
measures been taken to quell the blaze.
Miss Kate Grout of Boston came with
with her sister, Mrs. Jennison, for
visit.
| The play "Hiawatha, mentioned
in these columns two weeks ago, Will
be given Friday evening, March q.
A few changes have been made in the
characters mentioned as follows: Hia-
watha, j. Il. Leach; Nokomis, Mrs.
j. C. Leach Minnehaha, Mrs. Cole;
childhood of Hiawatha, Master George
Wright; Iagoo, jerome Collins; Mudj-
likewise, Hayes Ranney; Indian dane
err, Seth Arnold; Indians, Carl Under
wood, Mrs Barber; ghosts, Bessie
Leach, Marguerite Wright; reader,
Mrs. Arnold. Music by Miss Good
hue of Bellows Falls. Supper will be
served before and after entertainment.
A great deal of work has been done to
make this entertainment success and
it is deserving of good house.
Elihu Durham and wife have gone
to live with their son, William Dun
ham, at Westminster West. William
/ Collum left C. c. Chase suddenly Sat
urday morning unbeknown to the
family and no trace has been found
of him vet. Mrs. Hemphill is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Esterbrook.
Recent visitors at J. +. Leach's are
Mrs. Angie Waugh, Misses Mary and
| Alice Dascomb and Miss Judd. Sum
ner Rideout has been in Wilmington
| this week in the interests of the Abin-
qua works. Ed Farr is working in
| Townshend. Luke Rice and George
Ellison are exchanging places of resi-
dence. Charles T. Bundy of Green
field, Mass, is at r. A. Miller's. -
Ethel Fullum, who has been home for
/ the past week, has returned to her
work. Perry Dawley of Rutland has
been in town the past week. Ethel
| Jepnison is home on visit. Mr. Bar
abee is to move onto the George Chase
place, Mrs. Chase occupying rooms In
a part of the house Frank Metcalf
has secured work in Barre, Mass. -Er-
/ nest Tuthill spent a part of the week
in Newfane. A brother of Joseph
Reno, who has been in this country
about a year, expects his family TO
! join him in about two weeks, they
/ having left Italy on an ocean voyage. -
Mr.. Killingbeck is in st Johnsbury.
Mrs. Walter Atcherson is in town.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Atcherson are to com
mence housekeeping in Claremont
soon. Best wishes of their many
friends. i larry Winchester spent Sun
day at Westmoreland. j. l.. Pierce
visited his mother, Mrs. L. A. Pierce,
| the first of the week. Abbie Grimes OF
Keene, n ii. is aguest at the parsonage.
Edward Brigham of Hudson, Mass,
! is visiting in town.-G III. Walker has
secured the services of Miss Eunice
Read as clerk in his store for the sum
mer. Mrs. Joslyn of Waitstield is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Sarah Nuttlng.
Miss Buzza of Boston is at q. Z.
Wright's. Mr.. Jones of Barre spent
Sunday at II. X. Harris. Miss Carrie
! Miller goes to Chester Friday to re-
main with her brother till Monday. =
Seldom II. Newcomb is in town for
few days. - Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas
Sweeney are with their daughter, Mrs;
Anger in Walpole, on account OF III
health. Mrs. Ned Pierce is with her
sister. Mrs. James Miller. Viola Fen
ton and Mary Greenwood returned to
Chester Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson of Charlestown. n.
H., are with Luke Rice assisting him
in moving to his new home. Miss Liz
zie Rideout has gone to Grafton to care
for an aged gentleman who is serious
ly i'll.
WILIIAMSVILLE.