Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-07
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Resignation Of Rev. n. Gertrude Kos
eoe-Suuday School News.

the church as pastor ioi uNeI wv
years, and II IL owing 10 III heaith
that she IL Obliged 10 give up the
ministry for a time. The parish
feel that they sustain deep loss IN
her leaving the work here.
The report for the Congregational
Sunday school for the quarter ending
Oct. 4 shows an average attendance
OF 80 with total membership OF iss,
Sunday evening the pupils gave an
ENJOYABLE autumn concert, the chureh
being decorated with harvest prod
ucts and tinted leaves
At the annual election Of officers OF
the Ilniyersalist Sunday school, MISS
G. $. Slate was appointed superih-
tendent and Miss Clara Stearns, sec
rotary and treasurer, TO succeed thenn-
selves. The average attendance was
81 and Norman Scott was the only
child present every Sunday.
Michael Cookery was in town Mon
day.
Miss Fannie sewall Is visiting in
town.
Mrs. Edwin Davis is visiting at +. II.
Fuller's.
Mary Fetch was in Ashuelot over
Sunday.
Halle & Frost have put In shoddy
washer.
Lizzie Scott is working in the print
ing office.
Mrs. Maria Bancroft is employed as
cook at the hotel.
C. e. Ward is buying chestnuts for
the Boston market.
w. O. Amidon has been deepening
his we'll at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Mann of Boston
are at C. c. Holton's.
Mrs. Maurice Purcell is confined TO
her bed by bronchitis,
The schools and most of the mills
closed for the Valley fair.
C. r. Hildreth made a short bust
ness trip TO Holyoke Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sanderson of clinton,
Mass. is visiting at d. l.. Sanderson's.
Mrs George Z. Slate and daughter
spent Sunday with Brattleboro reia-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. King have gone
for week, visiting in Worcester ana
Boston.
Mrs. d. S. Swan and Mrs. Ella
Burbank of winchester recently visit
ed in town.
G. S. Day, a former resident, has
moved his family into house on
Church street
Edith Hall has returned home from
the White mountains where she has
been working.
Mrs. Joseph Titus has come to
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
c. ]. Amidon.
The Y. P. S. C. E. held pleasant
social with refreshments and games
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Metcalf was in Manchester this
week as a delegate to the state Sunday
school convention.
Miss Annie Gray has returned to
Cambridge Mass. where she teaches
in the Miss IngolPs school.
IRA Wetherbee has moved his fam
ily to Ashuelot, where he will work
in the Sheridan wooden mills.
Emily Detour of Ashuelot, who has
relatives here, was married at the
parochial residence in that town TO
Bland Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell are
visiting at his brothers, Harry Rus
sells, and they are enjoying cunning
trips around here.
Rev. Mr. Newell, a young man about
to go to China as a missionary will
speak at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening.
D. J. Fisher is to arrive this week
for the winter after spending the last
few months at Peoria, ILL.,, and Can
ton n. Y, with his sons.
The sum of $235.S0 was taken in at
Quincy Adams Sawyer Wednesday
night many attending from Winches-
ter and surrounding towns.
E. P. Bailey Is moving to Brockton,
Mass, where he teaches in the hsn
school Mrs Bailey goes with him ana
they will start Housekeeping.
The Ansel Dickinson homestead at
Ashuelot narrowly escaped serious
fire Monday. one room being badly
burned from the chimney burning out.
A Trip Around the World with five
stops for refreshments was the novel
form in which the supper at the Uni
versalist church was served THURSDAY
evening.
George Kingsman of Winchester
recently fell about 10 feet at Ashuelot
Paper company's works, sustaining Il
fractured collar bone and other minor
injuries.
The Ashuelot Paper company are
receiving carload of brick day
from Northampton for their construc-
ton and have started to lay a spur
track at their mill.
The latest number of the Paper
Trade Journal contained a leading
and complimentary article on the new
tissue mill of e. G. Robertson & Son
at Ashuelot, with fine illustrations.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Oct IS of Herbert Laurence, formerly
of this town, to Miss Effie Kilburn
of Lake Placid, N. Y, Mr. Laurence's
old home, where he is at present en-
ployed.
Mrs H. C. Watson and children
and Mr. and Mrs Albert Riley have
gone to Lawrence, Mass, for weeks
visit with Mrs. Watson's brother when
they will proceed to their new home
at Bristol, Pa.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hopkins, who has served
as cook at Hotel Ashuelot for the past
two years and a half, has been re-
moved to Springfield, Mass, after 6
long illness here Her daughter has
been attending her.
Efforts are being made to form =
papermakers' union which shall take
in the four mills from Ashuelot dowr
the river This is the first serious
epidemic of unionism in this quie
valley and soon we may look for q
repetition of the Chicago labor trou-
bles on a small scale, and rather 6
small scale too, as, in a case of ne