Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15

u"s, Mrs. Davis visiting her lnfan
SON VINO Is In the care OF Mrs, Marsl
on Plain street.
Wiiiiam Coushlin, one Of our North.
Held boys. has enlisted In the navy 10,
,hree years and sailed from Newport
X. l., September 2. We all wish hin
success In his new life.
Mrs. Rush and her daughter Mrs
bosier, who have been living al the
/ robert Field place. have left for their
home In New York. Mrs. Rush Il
much Improved In health.
The organ ut the auditorium is SC
nearly completed that an official an
nouncement has been made OF an or
gan recital In the near future with G.
Waring Stebbins as organist.
Mrs. Gertrude Starkweather left
tuesday for a visit TO some relatives
Aiterwards she expects 10 go further
west and plans 10 spend the winter In
Kansas with her son. George
VIII A. Wright OF mail route No. 9
planted Two potatoes last spring OF the
Pride of Quebec variety. He recently
harvested his crop and found that
those two potatoes had yielded so
pounds.
There was reception to the new
girls at the gymnasium last Monday
evening. There is a good sized enter
ing class but there are only few town
girls who are attending the seminary
this year
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slate are Wis
iting In Chicopee and will be away
two or three weeks Mr.. States place
on the creamery route during his alb
sence has been taken by his brother.
George.
There was waltz party In Sons of
Veterans hall last Tuesday evening.
Music was furnished by Leitsinger's
orchestra and an enjoyable evening
was spent. although the attendance
was small.
Mrs. F. V. Stockbridge and daugh-
ter. Fanny. returned from Springfield
Tuesday. where they had been spend
| ing few days Mrs. Eva l. Calender
substituted In the library during Mrs.
Stockbridges absence.
Repairs are being made on the
house of r. +. Lon that was recently
damaged by fire. AS the brick walls
are standing II is thought best to re-
pair them and make alterations rath-
er than build new walls.
DIR. A. L. Newton has been granted
a divorce from his wife. Ellen F. New
| ton. by Judge Bell. Her petition for
a divorce was dismissed. The Ques-
lions of custody of the children and
alimony are to be heard later.
| The young people in town. assisted
by friends in East Northfield held a
mock trial in the town hall last even
ing. Part of the proceeds will go tow
ard piano fund and the rest will be
used for the benefit of the Entire Nous
club.
Several of the citizens in the south
part of the village are improving their
residences. H. H. Chamberlain has
slated his house Edmund OKeefe is
painting his and John Ross is building
an addition. which will enlarge hrs
house.
A ball game was planned for yester-
tday afternoon between the married
men and single men among the mem
bers of the patriotic orders. Tnere
have been several contests before, SO
the event would be unusually inter-
esting.
The children of nj. T. Moore enter
tanned their friends last week with
party, which was enjoyed by about
%. After playing games. refresh
ments of ice-cream, cake and candy,
people enjoyed hugely.
The tents have all been removed
from the seminary grounds. Mr..
Rishop had charge of the tent for l..
A Cook. clothier of Greenfield. The
Japanese tent did a thriving business.
as did also G. w. Kidder's. which was
managed by Miss Marjorie Ware.
G.. A. Moulton has sold his place at
the Farms to parties from Bellows
Falls. VT, who will take possession
soon. Mr.. Moulton has been a proml-
nent business man and for severai
wears run a successful store at the
Farms. but for the last few years mas
been an invalid.
Pedestrians on the sidewalks OF
Main street must look well to tnelr
ways. as numerous roots are oIteh en-
co,intered which upset the passersby
Several have recently had falls, pu.
so far there have been no serious az
cidents. Should one occur WIZ
would be called upon to bear 'iie eN
pense?
s w NATION from Boston ms son,
Ic n. Nation, and grandson feIos
Douglas. were the guests OF ms sis.e.t
Mrs H. |. Hart. this week. me . Ia.
family. with the immediate relalNes
went last week on carriage ariI D.,
7 evden where they met Mrs. Ida bur
rows King and all enjoyed basket
nicn;c About 20 were present
A. last the repairs on the centre
otao,house are completed and the
huiIding will be opened next Monuay.
r. is expected that there VIII DC LIZ
new teachers upstairs and an auu,
tionaI grade has been added 30 We
q re- m have nearly, If not quite rec,
higb school and, in consequence, 'iis
ststa will nav to the town enough "
cover the expense of the extra teaene'
cords have been received from MI
Mrs. Julius E. Warren announc-
49, the marriage of their daugntei'
msrion 70 Luke w. Stanton on tues
Sau Sentember ~, at Barre MASS,
Mr. and Mrs Stanton VIII De az ,rtnn
after November l at huil.i s,,s
Mass Mr.. Warren was 1orhey ,vas
nerintendent of schools mere anu Cor
q resident here with MS i"'
several years. ;ts
Mt Hermon school commences roiIs
oath wear September Win on 100 of
ment of 1896 students, apou. school
WI VIII lost two valued teachers-Koper'
pmdington and Gaylord W. DOLE
= Ubo have accepted POSITIONS
,..Iora There are five new teaene
one each in the department, ano,aees.
o,ca mathematics. MODERN ia'e"
history and English. ,
There will be hearing IN tise ,,,,on
o'clock. September TO- upoii
nan atition dated July rs, 1919, Oh .n
W. .nS pEneland Telephone and Ie,esrapn
N w" OF Massachusetts 10 tne M
,,icinaI officers of the town Oh Ia aS erect
field aor noles. This hearing is Ior
iine I'LL, =, Of poles on Main street
from Parker street to , River s,rs sefet to
and U River street from MAN n.o s,'T roads.
anu yarnon and Bernardstof roa"'