Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-22
NORThElElp.

Mrs. Banks of Orange has been WIS.,
itlng friends in town.
Mrs. II, II. Mason is In Boston with
her sister for the present,
Sam Alexander of Boston Is visiting
his grandfather G., Il. Alexander.
A. w. Proctor and c. C. Stearns at
tended the republican convention in
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cone and children of
Orange have been guests at o. l..
} Leaeh's'
Lester Darling of West Springfield
has been visiting his father Oren
Darling.
Mrs. Cloves. who has been visiting
her SISTER In Montague, has returned
to her home.
Charlie Morgan of Hudson has
moved to town to help his father carry
} on the farm.
C. e. williams is having an addition
built to his store. which is to be used
as grain store.
Minnie Warden came home from
Orange Tuesday to spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Mr.. Kenney, who has been at his
home for week or so, has returned
TO his work of caring for Mr., Moulton.
Mr.. Thornton died at his home
Monday night. The funeral was held
to-day (Friday) at 10 o'clock in I'm
ion hall.
The Pentecost house is open for the
season and DR.. Pentecost is expected
to return from abroad before many
weeks.
A party of Red Men numbering IL
visited the order in Athol Monday
night, A very pleasant time was re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Slate have
moved from their place to Mrs. Mer-
RAMS place. Mr.. Slate expects to
work for Mrs. Merriam
Nettie Perry of Cabot VT, has
come to stay with her parents. Her
father is i'll and her mother is just
getting over an attack of the grip
Mrs. Charles Grant of Boston has
been spending the past week here with
friends attending to the moving of her
household goods to Boston, where she
will make her home.
C. S. Warner of Boston is in town
experimenting the work of the
foundation of his new home which is |
to be moved from Dickerson street
onto the site near the Catholic church.
No special observance was made of
Patriots day. The public school had
no session Monday or Tuesday. The
teachers took Monday to visit other
schools and Tuesday was legal holt
day.
The next entertainment in the
seminary lecture course will be given |
Monday, April 20, by Rev. G.. Glenn |
Atkins of Burlington, VT, his subject |
will be THE Making of the World"
illustrated with the stereopticon.
Reports for the year ending March |
81, of the business done by the rural |
free delivery branch of the post-of-
fee are as follows: Registered matter
delivered by the two routes, 81 pieces;
collected, 81 pieces number OF money
orders issued, 4S2; value of money
orders issued, s929S32; total pieces
collected, 26,791; delivered, 1866;
delivered and collected, 154,457. The
carriers are, T. r. Calender and w.
A. Wright who have not missed n
trip during the severe winter wealth
err
The body of William S. Newton, who
died in the home of his daughter, Mrs
Ezra ~ Jones in Adams, Friday, was
brought Saturday evening TO North
field for interment Mr.. Newton was
born in Grantham N. Fl. About IL
years ago he came to Adams and made
his home with his daughter. On
March 20 he celebrated the 55th an
niversary of his wedding. Death was
the rezulte of old age and asthma from
which he had been sufferer for many
years. He leaves. besides his widow,
three daughters, and one son, Charles
w. of Mortified.