Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-28
HIN sDAtE.
Death Of Mrs. Amanda Burroushs -
--s6,h Anniversary Of !. o. o. r.

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y,',a, " " burroughs, died suddeni
H., home in Newport, Me- W.
waal Mrs. Burroughs had been w
In. for some time but none had sus
nac,e5 that death was near ana w
tamily are nearly FRUSTRATED W W
How Mrs. Burroughs was iornr
rasident OF this town ana was VIZ
Lnown here where her many irien"
saa, n sense OF personal loss IN ~.
death She Il survived py SCI
charles Foster. OF Thornton arS
and two daughters, Mrs. ri" Nc
OF veazie, Me-, ana Mrs, - nroth
no'a na ,hree sisters. She was o.
Years Of age. Burial was Friday y
Newport. n
nh. se,b anniversary OF the l.
N n and Rebekahs was held ~ L.
~ II hall wednesday evening,
large number was present meluu,mt
,any outsiders, a musical ana ~,
arary nrorram was given ana ehJoyeo
nv all ice-cream and cake were
served. ,., a.,
Miss Minnie Duffee is visiting II
Troy. ,r
to work o,,
Forest Packard is Ill with an a''aeH
of measles.
Mrs. Warren Holman spent sun
day In Keene.
Eroa Gale is In Concord In regard
TO his license.
Annie Conway of Wales MASS was
here over Sunday.
Miss Flora NORM is clerking at u
f. Holland sons.
DYSON Raine is visiting al Saia's'
Me-, his old home.
Joseph Young is Visiting irieh"s
out of town this week.
son was born TO Mr.. ana MIS-
John Johnson this week.
Mrs. C. F. Reed and children lett
Tuesday for Londonderry.
John Taylor of Harrisville has peeh
calling on old acquaintance
Miss Angie Person of Greenneiu
was with her parents over SUNDAY
w ]. wilkins preached his ,hrst
sermon at the NJ. f. church last sun
day.
Franz Kelley expects to go to Bel
lows Falls next week for an ihuehii''e
stay.
MFR. Nichols, the tea man, mas
moved lnto 'iie
house.
Philip Richmond of springhela.
Mass. is visiting friends here TINS
week.
lanes Noonan of Brattleboro spent
sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Jerome
Houghton.
The Rev. Edward Tibbals OF BROOK
,vn N Y. is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
G. s. Howe.
William Bellville of Durham Agri-
cultural college was in town Few
days this week.
Joe Boucher has moved from Ca
nal street to one of the Fales houses
on Mortified road.
Miss Hattie Avery OF keene mas
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. warren
Holman. this week
Miss Susie Hamlin of West swan
zey spent Sunday with her sister,
Miss Mildred Hamlin.
Frank Kennedy of Lebanon is visit,
ing his mother, Mrs. Kennedy ana
aunt, Mrs. f. P. Kinds.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith OF
Putney, VT, visited his aunt, Mrs
George Howe, this week
Mrs. Mary Dolan and daughter,
Grace, of Wallingford are visiting
with Miss Minnie Maginnis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stebbins OF
Northfield, Mass, visited at MIS-
Stebbins's parents this week. I
G. K. Raynsford has bought store
IN Worcester Mass, and Mrs. Rayns-
ford and son joined him Thursday. l
Frank Young has moved his pool
.oom to the first floor Of the Taylor
block, formerly occupied as 1rult
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Clark of Brat c
leboro attended the anniversary OF
the Odd Fellows last Wednesday
,vening. t
Miss Mary Warren went to Har- +
'isville. R. l., Monday to make her a
lone with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Tallon, a former resident of this town. h
The grammar school defeated the b
3rattleboro grammar school at base Il
,all last Saturday, 10 to s, at Brattle-
,oro The two teams meet again to- Iii
morrow at Riverside park. "
Miss Kate Conway of Keene, Miss t
.nnie Conway of Wales and Mr.. and h
drs Edward Cunningham of Millers
ralls spent Sunday with their par Il
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Conway. %
H. C. Holland, junior member of G. t.
:. Holland & Son, Joined the Ho1- n
rock Worcester salt excursion to d
yoodsville W.T. where the firm enter
aims 800 business men at BAN a
net tonight. "
A first baseman and spare catcher II
re expected to report for duty with r.
1 the next two weeks. An extra p
itcher has also been engaged and is
expected to pitch one OF, the games a
Iemorial day. pl
The baseball association scored an ",
Their success with their dance last "
[onday evening and added about $50
, the baseball fund. The concert
as we'll attended and was one Of
he best given here for some time. 81
Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Tilden un-
xpectedly celebrated their 25th we'd 81
ing anniversary Wednesday even
lg. They were invited out to tea al
nd while away their house was in al
AIDED by large party of friends
no greeted the couple on their re-
i'm. The evening was spent in
and before departing the h.
tests presented Mr. and Mrs. Tilden =, Az
it'll a handsome quartered oak china -.
oset. Mr.. and Mrs. Tilden were ~ y,
arried in Barre VT, April 16, 1880, s et
I'd for the past 20 years have made %
leir home i'm Hinsdale where the ~
,rmer is proprietor Of the Eagle y; &c
on foundry. a. -
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