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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Harrington of
Springfield, Mass, were guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Winfred Crosier's and Mr..
and Mrs. George BARRIERS recently.
Among those who took advantage
of the excursion rates to Boston last
week were C. NJ. Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Ray, Mrs. Eta Clifford
Mrs. Jack Buckley and daughter, Col
Goulding, Frank Stearns and George
Haynes.
About so couples attended the base
ball dance at Memorial hall Tuesday
evening, Aug. 16, and report an enjoy
able time. Music was furnished by
local orchestra of five pieces, and
supper was served at Childs' tavern
A special train conveyed the out Of
town people to Hoosac tunnel after
the dance.
Manager Childs of Memorial hall
has arranged for a pleasant evening
next week Tuesday at 7:S0 when he
will give as complimentary concert
for the pleasure of the people of Will
mington and adjoining towns an An
gelus recital in which several of the
new operas and many of the latest
songs will be rendered.
The baseball game Tuesday, Aug
L. between the Crescent Athletic
club of North Adams and the home
team proved to be the best game of
the season. The score remained tie
of 3-3 until the end of the sixth in
ming. when Gallagher the home pitch
er. made hit that brought in three
men and at the close of the
game the score stood eight to
three in favor of Wilmington. 1t is
to be regretted that in spite of the
efforts of the association, very few of
the games this summer have been
successful financially though none of
them have lacked in interest.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
GUlLFORD.

Marshall S. Barber of Burlington,
Kan. who has been east to Visit ms
niece. Mrs. George II. Thomas Oh
RrattIeboro, and others, spent a part
of last week Thursday with friends
ar the Gale farm. Mr.. Barber left
C;uilford in 1874, then a young man
of 10. to seek his fortune in the west,
settling first at Crown Point, lrd" anu
later going TO Kansas where ne en-
gagged in farming with great sue
cess. He retired from active busl-
ness several years ago and mas spent
much of the time since in traNenng
over the western states, especlallG III
california. He is the son OF Johh
and Polly Gale Barber his mother
being the daughter of Ephraim Gale
senior owner of the historic Liberty
pole tavern where she was born III
1898. Mr.. Barber is in good health
and enjoys life in a way pleasant TO
see after years of hard work ana the
struggles incident to the LIE OF a
western pioneer.
Fred King of Claremont, \. H., is
snending the week with his frlehu'
Harold Johnson.
Rev. f. W. Sturtevant of Hartlano
win sneak in the Congregational
church next Sunday Aug. %.
c. A. McRae's new clothing store at
the old A. f. Boynton stand IN Brat
tleboro opens Saturday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Horace NJ. Newton spralnea
her ankle badly last week THURSDAY
and is still suffering from the effects
of it.
Joel Flagg was unanimously chosen
as candidate for town representative
at the democratic caucus at the Cen
ire Monday evening.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
WARDSBORO.

Gilbert Miller of Springfield, Mass"
is stopping at the Underwood house
Mr. and Mrs Fred Hoyt OF tltch-
burg. Mass, visited at 5. D. Mays the
first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eddy have re-
turned to New York and Herbert Ed
DIV to Newtonville. Mass.
The funeral of Mrs. jeff Gale OF
West Wardsboro was held IN the NJ.
f. church Wednesday at ll:SO a. m;
A number from this place attended
the open-air meeting on Newfane MI
sunday and were well repaid for the
long ride. ,.u 80
come 10 care for his little grandson
otis Hefflon. who has been very SICK
hut is improving slowly.
The A. z. club will hold their en-
tartainment and sale of fancy artices
Thursday afternoon and evening,
Sent. 1. wardsboro band VIII play IN
the evening. Ice cream and cake VIII
he served afternoon and evening. Inc
proceeds are to go towards new bell
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
TOWN SHEND.
Three Names Filed for Town Repre-
notwithstanding Rally.

on Thursday. Aug. IS, there was
c,,iat wedding nj the home of the
Misses Hobart. when Miss Eta NJ
Hobart was united in marriage with
Frank f. Ward. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. G. II. Baker MI.
and Mrs. Ward will make their nome
In Guilford They carry WIN thehi
the best wishes of many friends
A republican caucus was held at the
town haH. Aug. %. Nominations We're
made for justices. The caucus au-
iourned without making nomlhation
for town representative, but later
three names were filed: Fred Willard
willis Taft and Henry Franklin
The republican rally will be held
here Tuesday, Aug. 29, at p. m. Ihere
will be addresses by CONGRESSMAN
Foster and James f. Hooker of Brat
tleboro,
George Houghton is at home
Lemuel Van Schaick is guest at
Charles Austin's.
Miss Lillian Holbrook has been
visiting at Hugh Holbrook's.
DR.. Hamlin preached at the Con-
pregational church last Sunday
Mrs Emma Clark is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Franklin
Misses Mabel and Bertha Gage have
returned to their home in F1tchburs'
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Austin OF
Weston were recent visitors at }. q.
Follette's.
G. A. McRae's new clothing store at
the old A. F. Boynton stand in Brat
tIeboro opens Saturday, Sept. 10.
Rev. and Mrs Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
orison Toilette and the Dale family
have been camping for week at
Sunset lake.
Mrs. McGibbon of Hartford, Conn
has come to spend few weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Gould.
Miss Susie Watson has recently
had an abnormal growth removed
from her throat DR.. Gorham of Bel
lows Fans performed the operation.
The congregational Sunday school
moved picnic last Thursday on the
Ober farm. This is one OF the pic
turesaue spots in our town. Inc
pretty view amply repays one LOT
Climbing the steep hill.
THE Village schools begin Aug. y.
The fall term at the seminary VIII
begin Aug. 80. Principal Perkins and
his bride are here. They have rooms
al Henry Twitchelrs. The assls-
tant teachers. Miss Smith and Miss
Lane are expected this week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
WEST WARDSBoRo.
A Pretty Home Weddine-Successtul
Supper and Sale.

very pretty home wedding took
place at Mrs. NJ. NJ. Shines Aug. "a,
when her daughter. Miss Mildred,
was married to r. H. Wilder of Al
stead. ~ H., by Rev. r. a. Nlchols.
Miss Nina Gleason of Jamaica was
bridesmaid and Charles Shine, broth
er of the bride, was best man. The
ring service was used little Alice
Streeter of Hazel cottage being the
ring bearer The bridal party STOOD
upon a mat of white everlasting
flowers. beneath a beautiful arch of
evergreen and goldenrod containing
n marriage bell of everlastings talso
nleutv of rice). The bride was taste
fully attired in a travelling SUIT OF
hlue as they started on their journey
Ia their home in Alstead soon after
the ceremony. A bountiful supply OF
refreshments was in evidence. Many
appropriate gifts were bestowed
upon the welded pair,
The ice-cream supper and sale of
last Friday evening was well attend
ed and patronized Rev. Mr.. Nlchois
extended thanks to the band for their
generous contributions of music.
Several teams went to the meeting
on Newfane hill Sunday.
Rev. r. A. Nichols officiated at the
funeral of Emery Wheeler in STRAIT
ton Saturday.
Recent guests in town and vicinity
have been Mrs, Lora Nose OF North
Adams at C. Aliens, Mrs. Magrath
and Mrs. Alice Seymour from near
BOSTON and Mrs Genie Leonard from
Minneapolis at S. s. Perry's; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Waite of North Benning-
ton among relatives; Mrs. Howe at
her sisters. Mrs. NJ. Baldwin's; James
Sprague and Miss Daisy Houghton OF
Mortified, Mass. at w. j. David
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
VERNON.

Miss Edith Hill returned from Bos-
ton Tuesday.
The Ladies circle will meet in
their rooms next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Alma Stebbins of Fitchburg,
Mass. visited relatives In town iast
week.
Miss Florence E. Johnson of Chi
cago. H., is visiting her cousin, MISS
Zelia Johnson.
Miss Nellie Wright of Springfield,
Mass. spent Sunday with her broth
er, J. T. Wright.
John C. Gray of New York is spend
ing few weeks with his family at
Alonzo Stebbins's.
Miss Inez AkIey returned Monday
from a few days stay in Amherst
with her classmate, Miss Conway.
At the caucus Thursday evening j..
r. Wright was nominated to repre-
sent the town in the legislature this
year.
Mrs. Charles Andrews and daugh-
ter Myrtle of NIillers Falls came Wed
nesday to visit their aunt, Mrs .. b.
Tyler.
Mr., and Mrs. George Dumbleton
who were recent guests of their cous-
in, Miss Zelia Johnson at Elmhurst
have returned to their home In Man
chester n. H.
The Y. P. C. U. will meet in Union
church Sunday morning at II ocloch'
subject 10 he considered at this meet
mo will be- The Power of Personal
influence. Reference, John 1888.
Rev. Fred E. Brooks, former Yer,
non how delivered an excellent and
very interesting discourse upon ny
nantbs If Gods Love at the chapel
sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks sang a
dnat yerv acceptably to an audience
which filled the chapel.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26

eERNARDsToN.
The Epworth League Lawn Party
Opening OF the Schools.


The Epworth league lawn party at
r. ID. STATIONS Monday evening
promised to be brilliant affair: n
slight shower early in the evening
prevented full attendance, but the
broad piazza and some vacant space
furnished ample room for the tables
and guests. The, music by the Green
family of Hartford was very enjoy
able. Cake and ice-cream were dis
pensed.
The town schools will begin Mon
day, Aug. 30, and the institute Tues
day, Aug. 30, In order to come under
recent state enactments and thereby
receive special state aid, the institute
Will be required to be kept 40 weeks
the coming school year. The teach
ers engaged for the schools are
Principal of Powers institute, Prof.
Thomas Allen of Belchertown; assis-
tant, Miss Mary Haynes of Gardner;
grammar grade, Miss Effie Brunette
of Savoy; South street, Miss Alta j.
Denison; Green school, Miss Mary
+. Harris of Colrain; Ball mountain,
Miss Elizabeth l.. Dennison East
Bernardston, Miss j. Evelyn Hale;
supervisor of singing, Miss Urania G..
Burrows of Shelburne.
Dr. Harry Cleveland of Orange is
visiting DR.. Ashley.
Miss Susie Holton of Cincinnati,
O., is a guest at DR.. Holton's.
Master Hart Pierce of Providence,
r. l., is a guest of his uncle, DR..
Pierce.
Mrs R. II. Cushman, son and
daughter are spending. the week in
Heath.
The Unitarian Social circle served
dinner reunion day to 204 guests be-
sides the workers.
Joseph Frizzel of California is
visiting his sister and brother, Hat
tie and Fred Frizzell.
Mrs Theresa Hale Adams of Or
ange spent reunion week at the home
of her father, A. D. Hale.
Mrs f. d. Avery. and three chill
dren have been recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wright
Margaret and Mabel Robertson of
Fall River have been guests at the
Ashley homestead for some time.
j. A. Cairns, wife and daughter of
Greenfield were over Sunday guests
at l.. +. Nelson's, Moses Hilton of
Orange at NJ. r. Nelson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs f. Cook, Miss Nellie West Mr..
and Mrs. X Farnum and John Ath-
erton are passing the week at Lake
Spofford
A social dance win be given by the
Young Peoples fraternity Wednes-
day evening, Aug. 81 Music at s
o'clock. cream and cake during
evening. Cordial invitation to all.
Mrs. Cairns of Sawyerville, p. @,
who has spent several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. l.. f. Nelson, mas
returned to her home accompanied
by her husband and daughter Evelyn.
The day following the reunion the
class of 1903 held a picnic in Mr..
Grays woods. INDUCING in reminis-
cences. feasting, games, etc. In the
evening they took a drive to North
field and return. The number was
not entire.
Thursday evening. Aug Is. at the
New England house the marriage oil
Mrs. Edith Curtis of Millers Fails TO
Rev. James Haskell of Seattle,
Wash. was celebrated in the pres
ence of a few friends, Rev. F. >.
smith performed the ceremony, Rev.
and Mrs. Haskell, after spending a
short time in this town and vicinity
will go to reside in Seattle.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
WILMINGTON.
Engine House and Two Engines De-
stroyed by Fire-Hotel Change.

on Thursday morning of last week
the alarm Of fire was given and II
was soon learned that the engine
house on the depot grounds was on
fire. The fire company laid hose
from the mill attaching to the water
pump and had a stream of water on
the lumber near by as soon as pos
sible but the engine house was past
all power to save. Engines Nos. 1
and were in the house and are
worthless. Leon Boyd was the watch
man and in some manner dropped
sparks from the torch into a pile of
waste and soon sthe whole structure
was mass of flames. The watch
man with his personal belongings
escaped without injury. The engines
Tsoon began to give off steam and the
sound actually resembled moaning
while Engineer Crosier stood by
with tears streaming down his face
that his engines should thus be de-
stroyed. The property was lightly
insured-S1, 600 on No. and S1,25O on
No. and 5000 on the building.
The management of the Childs tav-
ern has decided to return to the old
Vermont house, making that the
principal house and using the Childs
tavern as an annex They are COM
PEELED TO make inns change as theS
say on account of the inconvenience
experienced in the new building.
Mrs. C. NJ Russell was in North
Adams Wednesday
musicale was given at the Uni
versalist church last evening.
Jesse Wilder and family have
moved into the Baty tenement.
Mr. and Mrs. James Newton of Hol-
yoke are among the recent arrivals
in town.
The annual fair held at the congre-
gational church Tuesday evening
was well attended.
George S. Lyle returned to Brook
Flyn last week after a six weeks vaca-
ton spent with his family in Will
mington.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
SOUTH VERNON.

The sweet corn harvest has peguh'
Ernest Tenney has bought morse
of Z. O. Lee.
Miss Cora f. Fox has returned 10
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jackson haNe
returned from Boston.
Rev. E. E. Lombard VIII SPEAK ~
the chapel at IL o'clock SUNDAY
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Brooks have we, re-
turned to their home in west Wares
ham, Mass. -,
7 G. Allen and R. w. Russell nave
,ona fo Alton Bay, n. H., to attend
the Adventist camp meeting,
Mr.. and Mrs. Galusha Newton ana
daughter Christine Of Bern na,rfon's
Mass. were guests at c. II. Newton ,
Sunday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
LEYDEN.
Death Of Alonzo M. Robertson OF
New York.

About o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Aug 16. while AlonZo NJ. Robertson
:, OF New York was working IN the lleIu
viii, his son Harvey and his nephew
Raw Robertson, the boys saw MN
sway and catch hold of limb. Ihey
ran TO him and eased him down anu
then ran to A. r. Dennisons Ior
restoratiyes He became UNCONSCIOUS
and as soon as help could De o.
tanned was taken to the mouse VI ii
brother, r. r. Robertson, where ne
With HE family was staying. He ana
HE son had been there a number Oh
weeks hut his wife only came Satur-
dav Or Holton of Bernardston was
summoned and pronounced IL case
of apopleXy aggravated propapls w
the heat Mr.. Robertson never re-
covered consciousness and tfle , ghu
came at 10: 30 that same evening Inc
funeral was attended at the mouse u
r P. Robertson at, / O'Clock aiuast
Rev, E. d. Lane officiating. me- 81
was to have been a reunion VI Ia
Robertson family THURSDAY anu
James p. and his wife ana uaus Ia
husband of Fitchburg came that a.
tarnoon TO attend it but fouhu ~ ~,
stead a house of mourning. RosW .,sl
charles and John with their 1aiilllle'
have their homes in Leydeh'
Mrs Blair and her niece, MISS
Rraen are at ]. H. Robertsons.
Harry Blair of Nebraska is visiting
bis eietar Mrs. Hosea B. Mowfy.
Mrs Chapman and daughter me
at H. E. Mowry's While thes
away. 49,.
Mrs. Carlisle's father, Mr.. wares,
from New Hampshire spent
days with her last Week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs S. C. Severance E yI
ed her brother, C. 5. Deahe' d. H.
over Mass. after the ehcaili
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mowry, MI; 'ilS
Mrs. : s. Keet, Mr.. ana Mrs'
Severance and Z. T. Darlills az az in
tended the G. A. K. ehcailipiiie''
Boston. ~
When Guy Severance Went " S9,.hat
er the eggs Sunday he Iouilu, snft
seems like an impossipillty, hard
sbelled egg with common co.
sbeiied 600 inside it. The outside egg
measured 7 inches by SIS inches
PAv and Mrs. w. 7. Hale have been
spending several days calling on he he
old parishioners. he occupib Tho
pulpit Sunday in exchange VIZ nve a
pastor, Rev. II. u. Lam &c Great
good sermon on The feail
Price.
S. S. Keet and Thurman ar and
) Mowry Charles Severanc99' Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Darling ana MI H. re-
Mrs. S. C. Severance attended u ,as
union of the SD regiment W,iiom ,field
held in Grinnell han in Green, GreehileliG II
saturday. Aug. 10, and tnousn ei.
one of the best meetings the
ment ever had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fowler % her her
Angeles, Cal, are the guests u sane
father. Oliver Miner. Az tne s,n@ion
place are Mr.. and Mrs. Nor'iiiiT Mrs
aud daughter, Mrs. jones' .;tb her
Worthington viii stay WIN I'M
, mother Mrs. Miner, some weeks , pTi
Mr.. Worthington and Mrs: Jones W me
return to their home in Mlchisa" ~
first of the week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
NORTHFIElD.
Coming Fair Of the Catholic Society
Various pcnics,


The Catholic society VIII hold
fair the first week In September, A
silver tea-set, presented by the priest,
is being sold and Is on exhibition In
A. w. Proctor's show window.
Mrs. Wilson's Sunday school class
went for picnic on the ODER place
Monday. They spent the night re-
turning Tuesday.
Henry Mason is visiting friends in
Marlboro, \. IL.
Miss Nellie Starr of Uncasvlle Is
visiting friends in town.
Rev Campbell Morgan began his
course of lectures Tuesday.
Mrs. Eta Hammond and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Fred Irish.
Mrs. Manchester is still quite sick
and is cared for by Mrs. Nye.
Mrs. Julia Lyman of East North
field is visiting friends in Boston
Mrs Grace Sankey and daughter of
Brooklyn, n. Y. are guests at c. A.
L.insley's.
John Reed has finished his work at
George Kidder's and Will Carew has
taken his place.
Miss Hattie Arlin of Greenfield is
spending two weeks with her parents,
Mir. and Mrs. Wright Arlin.
Miss Edythe Cummings has re-
turned home after working several
weeks at the Mortified hotel.
Mrs A. p. Fit and party of East
Northfeld people went Tuesday to
Chesterfield lake for an outing.
Alice Moore has finished work for
G. L. Gilbert at the Farms and eX-
meets to go to Mortified street to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Field and
Miss Mary Pomeroy returned We'd
nesday from two weeks visit IN
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Sawyer of
cleveland, o., are expected soon TO
make their home with Mrs. Lucy
Stratton.
Miss Della Joslin is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 7. A. Clark, on her way
home from a three weeks outing at
West Port Harbor.
Fred Proctor with his tallyho will
take a party to Lake Pleasant Fri
dav. Several of the young people in
the village will go.
A. F. Woodbury. has purchased
the drug business of c. II. webster
at East Mortified, fixtures, etc, and
will continue the business
Mrs Hastings, who was recently
taken i'll while visiting at MI. March-
mans, is cared for by trained nurse
Maud Stratton of New Haven.
Mrs Edward Barber and Miss Car
RE Bell Barber started "Wednesday TO
visit friends in the west The latter
will visit the fair at St Louis.
camping party consisting of G.
II. webster and family Miss Emma
Alexander and Miss Lillian Martin
are spending the week at Stoddard'
n. H.
The young people of the Unitarian
society under the auspices OF the
guild will hold lawn party on lhe
grounds of the parsonage FRIDAY
evening, from to IL.
Deputy Mellen of Brattleooro
raised the elected chiefs of Squakeag
tribe, 14g. Mortified Thursday, Aug
IS Remarks We're made by the VS.
itors and a general social time en-
loved. Brother H. A. Reed has pur-
chased the Morgan mill property
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
DUN M ERSTON.

c. A. McRae's new clothing store at
the old A. f. Boynton stand In Brat
tleboro opens saturday Sept 10.
The ladies' club will meet with
Mrs. George Fisher Thursday after
noon. Sept. /, at 2;30 o'clock. All are
cordially invited
The Y. p. s. c. E. of the Congrega-
tional church will give an entertain
ment and ice cream supper in the
church yestry Tuesday evening, Aug
80.
There will be a republican rally at
Dummerston Center saturday even
ing. Sept. 8. at O'Clock, with Hon: j.
L. Martin as speaker. f. II. Miller
will sing.
The grange held AN interesting
meeting Tuesday evening with an at
tendance of 35. The question, what
can | do this year to improve Myself
nv Home and my FARM, was DIS
cussed. interspersed with music,
readings and Rotations. The next
meeting will be Monday evening
Sept. 5. Deputy Sargent will be pres
emf and exemplify the unwrltteh
work. A good attendance is desired
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
= eurbars res.ife- after Years

q B. Burhans of Carlisle
writes. About four years ago :
- ote Won stating that had been en-
49,, ~ c,,red of a severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two DOLE is, stonned
,ev,s kidney Cure. 1t entireiy ssopr 20
he brick dust sediment, ana pam a.. az
s-,T of kidney disease dlsap '.
neared. / am glad to say tnat hos, hnse
p peT had a return Of any OF 'n 1Sst
neNeI .o n during the four years Una.
SYM . sIansed and 1 am evidently cured
nav 60 cured. and heartily recommend
I 70 80. kidney Cure to anyone suner !.
foles a., Kidney or bladder trouble
sofa by all druggists.