Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01
PuTNEY.
New Books for the Town Library
Accident TO L. ]. Houehton.

! Under Allied Flags, G, ;. BROOKS
Jack the Fire Dog, l.. +. Vessel
hofft; Children of the Arctic, Mrs.
Perry: The Little Brother, j, Flynn;
The Call of the Wild, Jack London;
Letters Of a Diplomats Wife, Mary
TX. Waddington; Rebecca of Sunny
Brook Farm, * d. Wiggin; The one
Woman, Thomas Dixon. jr.; The
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,
John Fox; Two Little Savages, Err
nest Seton Thompson; High Noon
Alice Brown Brindas Bargain, Helen
Leach Reed Letters of Self Made
Merchant TO His Son, ;. II. Lorrimer;
Brother Jonathan, H. Butterworth;
A Daughter of the Rich, NJ. E. Waller;
Women Authors OF our Day in Their
Homes, +. w. Halsey; Children of
the Tenements, Jacob A. Riis;
Weatherby's Innings, r. II. Barbour,
Little Visits With Great Americans,
10. $. Warden; The History of the
Carnegie Steel Co, j. III. Bridge.
Miss C. Reyes has returned from
Boston.
Mrs. f. ]. Wheat is visiting in New
York state.
Rev. E. R. Perkins has returned
from his trip
Mrs. c. w. Adams went to Walpole
for visit Friday
Miss E. NJ. Crawford is spending
the week in Brattleboro.
Miss A. Maude Aiken is spending
her vacation at Grafton.
f. S. Huse of Hubbardston. Mass.
is in town for a few days.
Edgar Sanders and family of Brat
tleboro are visiting in town.
Mrs. Drury of Mt. Hermon is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. L. j, Roberts.
Rev. and Mrs. c. f. Hayward ex-
pect to take a trip to Europe soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Granger of Bel
lows Falls are guests of L. II. Olney,
Mrs. Villa ]. Davenport has re-
turned from visit to Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Ruth Robertson is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Hilman, at Northampton,
Mass.
There will be clam bake at Tafts
woods Monday. July A. by the Jolly
Six club
Miss B. Estey has gone for the
summer to the--Mirimonte Inn, Sugar
Hill, n, H,
The ladies of the Congregational
society win serve ice-cream after 4
o'clock July T.
Mrs. Farley of Greenfield was the
guest of her daughter. Miss Annie
Farley, Sunday,
Miss Gertrude Sheffield of Worces-
ter is visiting her friend, Miss R.
Katherine Booth.
Mrs. NJ. B. Carpenter is visiting her
daughters. Mrs. Thomas Heenan and
Miss Kate Carpenter.
Mrs. Diana r. Heath of South Mer-
rimack, y. H., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Adolphus Harrington.
A party of ten young people pic
nicked at the pinnacle, Houghton
farm, Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Kitty Coar and daughter Car
lotta and Miss Charlotte Ashley are
guests of Mrs. Addie D. Johnson.
Mrs. Judith Dickinson Of Hartford,
VT. is visiting her sisters Mrs. Sarah
F, johnson and Mrs. Lavina Fetch.
Harold Ford has returned from
Spofford, n. H., where he has been
teaching, for his summer vacation
Ernest w Pember and bride of
Wells. Vt. were the guests of NJ. II.
Pember and W. f. Pierce last week,
Samuel Pember. who is attending
the Bay Path business college at
Springfield. Mass. was home from
Thursday till Monday.
NJ. D. whitman, health officer, is
spending the week at Burlington at
tending the meeting of the state
board of health or school of instruc-
ton.
A blossom was picked from a pear
tree belonging to August Johnson
Tuesday. The tree is bearing pears
and blossoms also, an unusual occur
rance,
p. ]. Warwick went to Haverhill.
y. H.. Saturday, returning Monday
with his family who have been spend
ing several weeks with Mrs. War
wicks parents,
We regret to report that Lew D.
Houghton had the misfortune to break
his leg Wednesday. His horse, be-
coming frightened by an umbrella
kicked through the dashboard of the
carriage, causing the accident.
Little Miss Doris, Gage five years.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ad-
ans of Bellows Falls, sang very ac-
ceptably at the Congregational
church Sunday. She has sweet
voice and gave much pleasure TO
.hoea v-ho hard her