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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
WEST ouMMERsToN.

Mrs. George TAYLOR from Provi-
dence. r. L. Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Fl. :. Norcross
Hugh Rogers Is home after an abb
senee Of several months. spending q
few days with his family
Mr. and Mrs Ruel Boyd Of Brook
lyu. y. T.. were recent guests Of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Taft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom o'Brien from
Hardwick are visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Coanarn-
Miss Lula Han is home from her
school In Guilford where she has been
teaching for several terms
Miss sadie Straeter has just grad
uated from the ncrual school AZ
Fftchburg. Mass, and IS al home for
the present.
Charles Colt and family from Brat
tlaboro and VIII Colt and family from
Bellows FAILS spent the Fourth with
their mother. Mrs. : s Washer.
VIII o'Brien has just returned from
a three years service in the C. ;.
army. III the PHILIPPINE islands. and
is visiting his brother Jack 0,Brien,
The glorious old Fourth Of Julr was
ushared IN hy ringing Of the church
beH and firing Of the cannon. The
dav was observed by suspension Of
work at the quarry and other places
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. J. White are spend
ing few weeks al their home in this
village. Mr.. White !s contemplating
taking another large contract Of saw
ing lumber near Chsneys mills in
East Dover.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
WHlTINeHAM.

q E Putnam went. TO Amherst last
week
4. Wheeler's.
John Sumner has nnlshsl WoEAiAs
for L II. Sawyer
Miss Rita Toogood went 70 Sehen-
ac+qfv. y. Y to spend the Fourth
Several from here attended Ln7
Fourth celebration at Wilmington
A pear tree in George sawyer 5
7aor-vard had blossoms and pears o.
it at the same time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peck Of Charlie
mont spent last week with Miss Peck
brother. Homer Hicks.
Miss Lula Baker who returned 20
the Burlington hospital for further
treatment does not gain much
Mrs. Pauline Chase Of New Harnp-
shire a former resident OF ms pace
Is here on 3 visit with relatives
Allison smith lost a two-year-old
haifsr recently BIZ her falling on 2
rock and breaking her back in three
places.
Plizs business college TO remain dur
irz the sumner vacation
Ar and Mrs. DeminE went 70 Ioar
Srr5av. returning Monday. a sister
from North Adams came home WE
tbe-n. returning Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Lucy Pike q Norrnarn Illol z
Who has been here on q visit with rel
stfves and friends. left here for Row
Mass. Monday 10 visit her relatives
there.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
Seriously injured by Horses Kick
Undergraduate Day Observed.

Harold Rhoades. grandson .cf Seth
Randall was seriously hurt a the
FqrYn one dav last week By the kick Of
a horse He was found unconscious
ana has not been able as yet 70 tell
how 1t happened but il IS believed
rhat he was riding his bicycle and
driving q horse.
The Fourth Of July passed OF gull
city I'm this village. The ladies q lhs
BAPTIST society furnished dinner ana
sumner on the Baptist church grounds.
IN The evening ice-cream was served
ana display of fire works ended the
days enjoyment
Fred Dean came home Saturday.
Mrs. @. :. Abbott is entertaining :
cousin
Rev. f. Z. Coburn has returned from
his vacation.
The Melendys have purchased
Rambler automobile.
Prof. Ellery Of Saxtou's River was
tn town over Sunday.
AVIAN whitman Of Athol Mass.
was FL town the first Of the week
A large company went e Lowell
lake for the day and evening july !,
The Methodist society are painting
the parsonage and making some
needed repairs.
Miss Rana Abbott has returned
from Halifax where she has been
teaching
Miss Hitchcock. Christian tenn
rarance worker. SPOKE at the Metho-
afst church Sunday evening.
Mr.. and AIRS. james Pierce are re-
ceIviug q visit from their srandchh-
aren. Cassie and Frank Powers q
FIchaurg-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hulett went e
r,-5l9-v SATURDAY. Mr. Hulett return
ing Monday leaving Mrs. Hulett for
longer visit.
The Wilmington boys have come
home from Pennsylvania where they
attend school their grandmother, Mrs.
Krebs. and aunt. Mrs. Carachsr ana
4 schoolmate coming with them
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
SOUTH VERNON.

Two deer we're seen on the Brown
farm recently.
Edward Lee Of Gardner, Mass, was
ait home over Sunday.
Master Philip Wood Of Mortified
Mass. is spending q few days at the
Weatherhed farm
Miss Abbie Dunklae has returned
to c. H. Newton's after a week 5
visit at Northheld Mass.
w. J. Tyler of Boston, Mass, was al
Mrs. Martha Tylers over sunday
His family is in Bernardston for the
summer
II honor OF his s4th birthday, Cur
It's Severance entertained last Tues
day his son Fred, wife and daughter
of Dorchester, Mass. Mrs. Charles
Coleman. son and daughter and Mrs.
Hattie Baker Of Springfield, Mass
Fred Kendall Of Winnatchee. Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. A Beers and
Miss Lillian c. Stebbils Of this town
All passed very pleasant day.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
RERNARpsToN.
4 "safe ard Sane" Fourth-union
Patriotic Service.

Bernardston joins with many towns
and cities On Pheasant remembrance @!
a comfortable Fourth q July. We
were nor without some noise but the
oldest inhabtaut could unite with
the Young N demonstrations safe and
sane" The union patriotic service in
Goodaie Memorial church sunday eV-
ening was uumerously attended and
ivery interesting The ministers OF the
several churches bad each q part. The
subject was. The Divine Purpuse To
cur National Existence. scripture
lesson. Deut. viii. Rev. z. NJ. frry,
pastor conducted the service TIE
choir furnished music. assisted by
Mrs Edward Ashley soloisI summer
resident here VINO contributed greatly
d the pleasure and interest q the
occasion. Rev F. :. smith had - the
basis of his theme Deut. viii, l-t, The
Training 0f this People in Great Prin-
eiples h the school Of Poverty. Rev.
". II Adams. The Placing Us In q
Land 81 Unlimited Resources-Deut
still. 1-I6:Rev q. w. Patteu s remarks
dfat with the evidence Of the Divine
purpose already accomplished and
gave warning of the perils Of Mater
falism-Deut viiL ll-2e
Fred ]. Cook and Lessie. daughter
az Warren Hale ~ Gill we're married
In Deerdeld SuudI y. June 20 ny Rev.
r. E Birks very pleasant recep-
zion was given tile newly married
lour3e n the home q his brother, g
w. Cook, Thursday evening. June ~.
SIR. ana Afes 4. J. Cook will be for
ualiy al home after july ),
Frank oaks j 81 home from New
YORK.
TIE TAX rate for 1904 is $500 per
$1,000
Miss Lille slate Is ar home for two
weeks.
Miss Carolyn Barber is at home
from her school u Painted, y.
several persons went 70 Mortified
10 attend the meeting there sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. O c. Allen Of Athol
were ia town for brief visit last
week.
Miss susie Bagg left home Monday
to visit her aunt. Mrs. STYLES, in sioux
City Iowa.
The Epworth league win hold
lawn party with Mrs. F, :. Merrifeld
this. Friday. evening.
The summer home Of .. g. Wild OF
New York is being made ready for
occupancy: the family Is 70 be here
soon.
Rev ". H. Adams win hold a
preaching service in Guilford al the
schooIhouse near Mr.. AndreWs's sun
day at = m
Rev. and Mrs. W H. Adams with
their daughter Miss Alice Adams
have gone to Laurel Park 70 be IN
readiness for the Chautauqua assem-
bly July 12-22 Mr.. Adams viii be
here for his pastoral labor.
The grange meeting for July was
held Wednesday evening. The cues
ton. Is the Fourth Of July Observed
as it Should be- II not. How Should
1T BE Observed was answered by Rev
q. W Patten: patriotic songs by the
choir: reading by Miss Evelyn Hale.
The CroweH family had reunion
" dnesday. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Crow
eli. son and daughter, Of Los Angeles,
cal. are still here; Rev. Preston K.
CrowesI and family came from Peter
sham to meet the father ana mother
in the home OF the brother, A. ;.
Crowefl. who resides here; 70 IN al
one only absent.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08

Rev w. A Cutter Of Toledo o. is
il town.
Miss Lueaa NJ. Allen is visiting at
J. 3. NuZzys.
Charles Welsh Of Lynn. Mass, is
boarding at A. A. Wiliiss.
John Wolcott was elected deacon Of
the Baptist church last sunday.
Miss Lucy Hitchcock Of Leicester
has a class Of Il in physical culture.
David Eddy put peas and beets OF
his own raising or the market June
So.
Mrs. Ora ODER of West Townsaend
Is visiting at II. I. HUward's and
Wales Cheuey's.
John A. Butler and wife and daugh-
ter Blanche and George Butler and
chudren are visiting at Mrs A.
Muzzys
Mrs. Flora Howard and daughter
Estella have returned from Chicgpee
Fails ana win occupy their home dur
ing the sumner
The ShiIds Brothers and Mr.. Hol-
Ienbeck have bought the min and
electric Hight plant Of c. E. Alexander.
They took possession July /.
Mrs. Emery Of Waterbury Is selling
Bibles for the Vermont Bible society
and those without Bibles and unable
to buy wiE be furnished free Of
charge.
Rev. I II. Beman's wife. daughter
and son came from Lee Roy. \. Y
Wednesday The family wiA stop
with Mrs. Newman until the parson-
age is ready.
George II. Joslin fell about Il feet
while working On s 7. r Cheney's
harm. the breaking of the singing be-
ing the cause Of his fan He escaped
without serious injury.
Mrs. Annie Boyuton and family
came the first Of July to spend the
summer in their home on South hill
Miss MARCH, shaw came with them.
sheldon Howard Of Cambridge, Mass,
was the guest Of Mrs Boynton over
sunday.
ore Of the finest entertainments Of
the season win be given by the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union at
the opera hall Friday evening, July
rs. commencing at g o'clock. It VIII
he an oratorical contest participated
ia BIZ eight young ladies'. Tauaica's
best talent who VII compete for
silver medal The following are the
contestants. Cecil Doane. Carrie
Furnham. Leola and Lila KinEsbury-
Edith Clark, Eva W0lc0Jt, Ethel Bris-
toI and Mrs. Ethel Cooley
Guests at the Jamaica house this
week are H. c. Kirk keeue. y. H.
Y. Nelson. Arlington; F. HCvey. Wor-
rssrer- Mass, Frank Wood and Del
F-aSfer. Rralrleboro; George Davis.
south Londonder-y; H P. Yearly.
pr-rf'zboro. Mrs Hoslev. Eondville.
Il Wolfe Bellows Falls. Ben
4fehurn and Burt Burr Of 'WIndhams
Miss Peabody. : 3, Ricksr Miss
WAIVED Il e. Hemingway Of Bel
lows Fans. " r Nattison and wife.
Pennington. r F. NcNey. Palmer.
Moss :. H. .TIbbets and L Il New
Ell Warisboro-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
euILFoRD CENTRE.

Miss Nellie Miner is working for
f. z. Ward.
There was a severe shower Friday
accompanied with hail, but no damage
done.
Clarence Thayer Of Brockton, Mass
is with his grandparents for two
months.
James #Thayer and Ray Miner went
TO Jacksonville Friday and attended
the dance.
Miss Ethel Buckman Of Bellows
Falls visited the past week with Mrs.
:. NJ. Bullock.
Mrs. Frank King from Springaeid.
Mass. visited with Mrs. B. A. Nhltte-
more this week.
Mrs. s. n K. Bullock IS in Millers
Fails. Mass, 10 help care for the fam
lis Of Fred King.
There viii be services IN the church
next sunday at $3.50 p m. the last
before Mr.. Marvin takes his vacation
Frank Bullock Of Northampton,
Mass. and his mother Mrs. Hannah
Bullock Of Brattl=boro, visited AZ Wal
tar Bullock's over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Jacobs has sold her
farm to william Holden Mrs Hos
5zn takes possession after haying-
Mrs. Jacobs is 10 move 70 Brattlsboro
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
EAST ouMmERsToN.
A Pleasant Birthday Party-Rsesnt
ENJOYABLE oanees.

Mrs. Herbert Reed and daughter
have returned 90 their home N Lon
donderrv after two weeks visit
With Mr. and Mrs, G, o. Reed. Dur
ing their visit Mrs Reed Invited sew
en- lille girls % a party IN honor oi
her grand daughters birthday. A
pleasant time was enjoyed. bur the
browning Joy that viii make the day
remembered vss given the children
by Ar. Ullery. who gave them O ride
o. his automobile
T The two recent dances 90 Johnson :
hall that were managed by Messrs.
[ Baldwin and C0nuarn q West Dunn
Imerston are spoken OF a. among the
best ever held there.
4 social dance WEl be held IN john
sons han Friday evening July Is.
swain Johnson VIII have charge Of the
afiair
Giles Reed 4 81 home for two
weeks
Airs. Fred Goods and children are
Ga Bellows Falls for q weeks visit.
Miss Marcy of Brattlsboro is a
guest 81 Mrs Anna Waite
Henry V. Bragg q veteran Of the
Civu war, died Monday evening. July
Mrs. NJ. r Duuon and Miss Ruth
Dutton visited IN Wilmington last
week
several loca graugers attended the
Pomona grange in WILMINGTON last
week.
Mrs. Nellie Campbell Higgins Of
Aurora. H. Is visiting al 7. y.
Reeds
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Berry q Brat
tlehoro were recent guests Of Mrs.
Marcia Dix
Miss Hazel Timson Of Claremont
y. H.. has been spending few days
TAT Myrun buttons.
one 81 F. II Miners horses recent
}v dropped dead while on the road %
Brattleboro with q load q hay.
Mrs Merritt Hluaey and Miss
Florence HunlIey u West Dunn
ne-ston were al Arthur Miler's SAT-
urday.
Arthur L Miller and Myron ?.
Dutton were IN Montpelier last week.
delegates TO the district and state
conventions
Rev. ". p. Jackson, E A. Miller
ana his guest. Mr.. Morowski Of Bos-
ton. Mass have been camping al
sunset lake.
Guests in town Tor the Fourth were:
Miss Lena Seula % Millsrs Falls
Mass. at George Crosby's Avery and
Ernest Miller at J. A. Miller's and ~
j. Kennedy Of Northampton Mass
quest 81 Miss L C. Walker az c. G.
Walkers
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Burbank and
daughter with MI and Mrs. George
a. sheldon ard daughter % Green
fed came for a quiet Fourth Of July
with their relatives here, Mrs. shell
don and daughter will remain some
time with her parents. 2.r and Mrs.
patch. bur the rest Of the party re-
turned Tuesday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
PERU
improvements in Town - Summer
Nsitocs-sshool News.

Everybody has been at work re-
pairing roads and the highways are
now II good condition
Miss Vases school Ia district No.
closed June "a school in dis
,rfcr No. / taught by Miss Mabel
Brown. closed June 2S. Minerva Lyon.
teaching in No. T.. closed the same
day with picnic in the afternoon.
The pupils having no marks were;
Lena Blodgett May Eddy Rose
BatcheIder Fred Cariey, Ralph Mof-
MT, Ray Batchelder. Beatrice Carley
We absent ollH- ila'A Gay ana marry
bepve enc aAE.
Mrs. Eva Holden Is spending =
week with her sister, Mrs Ina Cool
edge.
The Hecht family Of New York have
come again this year TO a. ]. Sim
onds's.
Mrs. Eddy OF Clarendon was re-
cent visitor Of her sister. Mrs. c. w.
whitney.
A play entitled The Gentle Jury is
under rehearsal and win probably be
given this week.
Mrs. Rlqis5au ana 1frttA daurb+A.
who have bezn At .Tobr RussaIrs two
weeks. have gone to her home IN An
ston, Mass.
Mrs. c. K Batchelder and two
daughters Of Beaufort $ G. have
come 10 their sumner cottage here
Mr. BatcheIdsr WIN come later
nm, t4.,ua,7 o 49, ,a
week 10 spend The summer vacation.
SsA viii have charge Of getting her
fathers new hotel n order. ready for
the opening
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
LONDONDERRY.
Death OF Miss 5sda NeIsen-Serious
Accident 70 A. J. stsne.

The community was saddeued FRI
day evening upon hearing Of the death
~ Beda Nelson. daughter q Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nelson. which occurred an
her home In Landgrove. She was
taken sick Thursday night at Hillside
cottage IN tbs village where she was
employed. Friday morning she was
taken ~ her home where she grew
rapidly worse. Wednesday Or. Calvin
consulted with DIT Ravens. both ply
siciaus pronouncing the disease low
fever with meningitis The end came
Friday evening July /. Beda was Is
Years pld and a girl who was loved by
an as was shown al her funeral sun
day over geo people being present.
She was treasurer Of the Girls Com
fort club and active in the c. +. So
cIety q this place, Both societies at
tended the funeral Burial was in
the Landgrove cemetery, the casket
being completely hidden from view by
flowers placed there By loving
friends. She leaves q mother, father.
sister and three brothers to whom
the sympathy 81 ar IN this place Is
extended
4. j. stone Of New York, who i
spending his vacation al Hillside cot
taze net with quite serious acct
dent July while returning from
Lowell lake Mr. stone was riding
down Dutton hin and striking
stone fell from his wheel He was
taken 10 George Shattucks where he
was kindly cared for until he could be
taken home Mr.. Stone was injured
about the head and face quite badly
but we hope FOR his speedy recovery.
Miss Elizabeth Naughton Of New
York j 8 late arrival at the Gibson
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
SOUTH wARpsBoRo.
a NcYeI Hil-arcund Tear7-Sumn1er
Visitors IN Towr.


A novel sight on our roads for a
few months past has been Charles
Hoyt's team which includes a two
year-eld bull trained TO harness. Mr..
Huyt harnesses him 10 a buggy wagon
the same as q horse. with bride and
Bit and he and his family ride about
with the bull
Farmers hereabouts have begun
haying.
Strawberries have been very plenty
in some fields.
Mr.. and Mrs Goland returned 10
their home In Orange Mass last
week
James Rice OF Springfield Mass. a
r1aaative Of g. 2. Brown, visited him
recently.
school IN district No I, taught by
Mrs. WalCott closed Friday for the
summer vacation
Frank C3ould's children have been
having a hard time the past week
with chicken pox.
Mrs Frank Morse and baby Of Brat
tieboro are stopping for a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin
Read
Edwin kidder visited his srandpar-
znts here recently and H. E. kidder.
r.. visited friends in town the first
81 the week.
II. E. Kidder went Saturday to
Caubridgeperr TO see his wife's
brother, Mr. Ryder who Ia very III
with cancer Of the stomach.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-08
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Alice WardTell Of kee1e IS
visiting Miss Abbie Welluan.
Marie Grove Strange held 8 basket
picnic ii the church vesrry July l.
Mr.. and Mrs Could and grand
daughter are visiting At George
Gculds
Miss Mary Hubbard Of Boston and
Miss Lena Morris Of New York are
visiting at F. g. CampbeI's.
Miss Lora wilcox who spent the
winter in Florida with he- father, Is
stopping at Mrs. F. L HarIow's.
The church service which has been
held at p m win be changed back
to the regular hour, IL a. n. sunday.
Arthur Wilcox, who has been in
the far west for four years. returned
home saturday night. He visited the
worlds fair ct s. Louis o. his way
home
An exciting game Of baseball was
PLAYED July at Kurn Hattin home
The Westminster West boys won by
score q 12 70 Both pitchers
pitched good game. the Weslmin-
zter West pitcher having better sup
rart