Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

correspondent II a ialf Shhhpi' VI W.
years vonison. no fault can he iouhu
with the quality,
pr. Cyrus HnmlIn was In Newfane
Monday.
Wilbur Knapp Il "a occupy the house
vacated by J. II. Derry
HI. Ware started about 30 head oil
cattle for market Tuesday,
The Misses Lottie and Alma Gale
We're In Brattleboro last week,
Royal Sanderson reports the ram
fan for october as one-half men,
Mrs. l.. o. Reed went Thursday
morning 10 visit her sister In Maine.
Mrs. Frank Martin and dnu|hter
cola, went TO iirnttleboro Monday
Miss Jennie Weston OF Lnnderove
is working for Mrs. G. III. willard
The Ladies' Home club win meet
with Mrs. Dale on Wednesday, NOV
s.
r.. w. Snyder has been out of the
mill several days entertaining a hard
cold.
Mrs. Lucien Thayer from Brattle-
boro is visiting at Fred Randalfs TINS
week.
Edwin Harris spent several days re-
Gently with his sister, Mrs. Maurice
Ware.
Miss Eta Marsh returned Tuesday
from visit at Westmoreland Depot
N II.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Slack from
Brooklne. Mass, have been recent
guests at the hotel
Harry Barnes of Westminster West
is attending To the chores for Ear
Knapp. during his absence
Mrs. w. NJ. Sparks. Miss Alma Gale
Fred Ober and Bert ODER were Brat
tleboro passengers Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Russell of New
Haven. Conn. were registered AT th'
Townshend Inn over sunday
Miss Emma Bushnell returned Fri-
day from two weeks visit WIN
friends In New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. II. +. Dutton, who spends hei
summers al Harmonyville, has gone "a
her home in Florida for the winter
Mrs. Prentice Carr Of West Towns
bend has been the guest OF hei
daughter. Mrs. Windsor whitney TINS
week.
Fred ChamberIin. Haynes Sanders
and Eugene Wetherby are working Oh
the Jennison house on the inside nm
ishings.
George whitney Of Bellows Falls
representing the Northwestern Life
insurance company was in town dur
ing the week
q n Evans. Of the Maplehurst
kennels. went Monday TO Hampton
Hill Conn. to attend the field trials
for bird dogs.
Fish and Game Warden Il. II
Batchelder returned last week from q
business trip TO several Of the towns
of the county.
The Youngest child Of Daniel Var
VaIkenburg displaced the bones of one
arm one day last week and was undei
the Doctors care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Twitcheil are
RECEIVING congratulations over the
birth OF grandson, Stanley a. Al
ans, at Brattleboro.
Elvin r. Derry had an auction
Thursday, oct 26. 10 sell his real es-
tate and personal property. j. II
Ware acted as auctioneer.
Mrs. Addie Green, who spends hel
summers in Harmonyville has CLOSED
her house and gone to her nome II
Jacksonville. Fla. for the winter.
The Great Scott club met Monday
evening and read from The Professor
at the Breakfast Table. by Holmes
Several new members were present.
Four new sections have been added
10 the book cases in the town library
and the books recently given to the
library have been put into circulation
Fred Chamberlin frequently enter
tains the customers at the corner
store with selections on the Edison
monograph during the evening hours
Mrs. j. B. Derry and daughter
sylvia, went Friday morning to Put
uey. Miss Sylvia will continue hei
studies at the Brattleboro high school
Fred Reed has power clipper II
excellent working order and is now
prepared To reduce the hair on man oi
beast. according to the most APP
proved method.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Baker returned
Wednesday evening, oct 20, from
two weeks vacation trip including
Hartford, Conn. Montclair, n. j., Rut-
land and Burlington.
Miss Abbie Adams. one of the stu
dents at the seminary, who has beer
at her home in Williamsville because
of illness and death Of her father. has
returned to her school duties
Edwin Whitney fell at the school
house in district No. last Tuesday
and received quite severe bump on
the head He was unconscious for a
time, but is all right now.
The small chairs for the little folks
in the Congregational Sunday school
have arrived and were used last Sun
day for the first time. They are eX-
actly what the little folks ordered.
The supper and social given by the
students of the seminary on Hal
lowe'en night was well patroniZed and
much enjoyed. Music and games and
marches comprised the entertainment
James Coarser has begun moving
his goods from West Wardsboro into
the house which he recently purchased
from Will Mccoy. The family is not
expected until about the 10th of the
month.
Rev. c. ID. R. Meacham was called
to Jamaica last Sunday afternoon to
officiate at the funeral of the late j
q. Shumway. Consequently there was
no service at the Baptist church in
the evening.
Miss Alice Dale's first 18th birthday
was the occasion for very pleasant
tea party last Friday evening at her
home. Tokens of respect. both useful
and ornamental. We're bestowed. and
many good wishes were exchanged.
The senior Christian Endeavor So
cieties to be augmented by the fol-
lowing additions: May Barnes
Grace Chase. Bessie Dutton, Sadie
Holden. May Howe Agnes Morgan
Clara Morgan. Ethel Sparks and Hazel
Taft.
C. w. Cutler. d. D. G. NJ. conducted