Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-18
PurNEY.

Rev. E. r. Perkins was in Bosto
early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cless Britton have gon
to Boston on business.
Mrs. Cline is visiting in Springfield
Mass, for few days.
Mrs. Fred Smith returned to Dover
N. H., Monday morning.
Mrs. Eugene Willard Is in Thorndike
Mass, visiting her father.
Walter Shelly attended the Spring
field fair two days this week.
Mrs. Clinton Hall of Dover has beer
visiting at Bradley Gorham's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whiteman are
rejoicing In the birth of a son.
George Robbins is visiting his broth
er, M. E. Robbins of this place.
Rev. l.. P. Tucker of Sugar Loaf, N
| T. is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. John Howard and daughter re-
turned to Maiden, Mass, Monday.
c. w. Adamss brother, ]. H. Adams,
of New York, is visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winchester and daugh-
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Mrs. E. E. Barrett is visiting her
father, M. Bottom of SALISBURY.
Timothy Connors has moved into the
Wilkins house with Fred Robertson.
Attend the Brattleboro Valley Fair,
Wednesday, Sept 30. Thursday, Oct. 1.
Miss Sarah Washburne returned to
her work at Waltham, Mass, Saturday.
A. A. Chase of Ludlow, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. M. d. Whitman, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dickens are visit
ing in Springfield and Leominster,
Mass.
e. L. Holt has moved into Walter
Crawford's house fromerly occupied by
William Johnson.
Mrs. John Russell and two daughters
Francis and Marion, returned to Will
Jamestown Monday.
DR.. Eugene Pierce of Jackson, Mich,
and Miss Julia Wilcox of Boston are
visiting at F. L. Pierce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough, Mrs. Anna
Harris and Miss Talcot went to Lake
Spofford for the day Monday.
Miss Iona Talbot who has been at
Dorr Clough's for the past two weeks
returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Clark and Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas of Greenfield spent two
days with N. w. Lock last week.
Mrs. w. s. Adams is visiting her pa
rents in Marlboro, N. H. Mr.. Adams is
bee hunting at Mechanicsville.
Mrs. L. F. Allen Of Hartford, Conn.,,
who has been spending several weeks
at Dorr Clough's went to Bellows Falls
Friday.
L. H. Only and family from Bellows
Falls have moved into the house ad-
Joining the Stowell shop. owned by G.
L. Pierce
Miss Elmira living has gone to Me-
to visit Rev. and Mrs. ]. H.
Bennett. Mr.. Bennett was formerly
pastor of the Methodist church here
William Sanders and Miss Abbie
Kendall were united in marriage at the
parsonage last week
evening. They are away for
| few days on their wedding trip.
There will be a game Of baseball on
Vilber's field Saturday afternoon at 8 |
'clock. The same two teams that |
played labor day, Bellows Falls and |
quincy, will have a second contest.
NJ. D. Whitman is suffering from an |
injury received labor day. He was hit |
n the ankle by the shot" 20 pound |
ron ball, while trying to keep the peo-
lie back of the line. He has been laid
p for several days and has suffered
everely from the bruise. No serious
esult is expected to follow, provided
e is kept quiet for time.
The following books have recently
cen added to the public library: Five
little Peppers Abroad, Margaret Sid
ey; The Under Dog, E. H. Smith;
he Virginian, Wister; The Honorable
eter Stirling, Ford The Mannerings,
lice Brown; Donald Marcy, E. S.
helps; The Story of My Life, Helen
.eller; The Black Lion Inn, Alfred
[enry Lewis; The Successors of Mary
lie First, E. S. Phelps; The Captain of
lie Grey Horse Troop, Hamlin Gar
nd; New England and Its Neighbors,
lifton Johnson; The Vultures, III. S.
-erriman; LIES Common Way, Trum-
I'LL; The River, Phi1lpotts The Grey
loak, Harold Maggrath; Napoleon
ackson r. NJ. Stuart; The Methods of
ady Walderhurst, f. H. Burnett; Cor
On Keith, T. Nelson Page; The Or
1ge Girl, Sir Walter Besant; Out of
loucester, Connolly; Cardigan, r. w. d,
hambers; The Mystery Of hurry
avenport, R. w. Stephens; The Two i,
Booth Harrington; Old Field, !
ancy Huston Banks; Darrell of the
essed Isles, Bachelor; The Lane
nat Had No Turning. Gilbert Parker; :
the days of st. Clair, J. Ball Naylor;
celia, T. NJ. Crawford; Tristram of
ent Anthony Hope; Bricks Without
raw, Tourgee Cheerful Americans.
B. Loomis; The Lady Paramount, :.
enry Harland; Horses Nine, Sewell
,rd; The Silver Skull, s. r. Crockett;
ID Saunders, H. w. Phillips; The Wo- q
an Who Tolls, Van Worst; A Daugh-
of the Pit, M. Doyle Jackson; a
carts Courageous, H. E. Rives; Lady
,se's Daughter, Mrs. H. Ward; In the 3
of God, Mrs. Steel; The
tile White Bird, Barrie; The Valley
Decision, Edith Wharton; The Battle
it'll the Slums, Jacob A. Riis; Mrs. r
iegs of the Cabbage Patch, A. He a.
n Rice: Lovey Mary, A. Hogan Rice; ~
e Pit, Frank Norris; The Velvet VI
,ve, H. S. Merriman; The Captains p
II Gate, F. r. Stockton; The Mettle ~
the Pasture, James Lane Allen; The ID
rtunes of oliver Horn, F. H. Smith; IA
Hero, E. w. Horning; Ransom's u
lly, r. w. Davis; The Turquoise
o. Arthur c. Smith; A Comedy of VI
nscience, S. Weir Mitchell; Paul W
liver, Jerome X. Jerome; Tilda Jane. 10
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