Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-31
NoRTHFIELD.
nth Of Stephen G. Wilds-Daily
Weather Forecast Provided.

pe,th OF Stephen q. Wilds-Dail
Weather Forecast Provided.
st.pheu q. Wllds died ut his HON
Nsst Mortified Friday and tn
r,raI was from his late resldenc
RInn5ay. The family moved iron
Everett in 1920 and Mr., Wllds wa
Am i'm 1926, In lSiS he marie,
E,r,b knights and has been a III
,r resident of Mortified. Durinj
is long life of usefulness he ha
[ilrl many offices of public trust an,
tbam he proved to be able to meri
H. confidence of the people and ha,
| lWavs been highly respected by all
H. ,yas a New England farmer of tn,
krst type and n good, substantial citi'
~ lie leaves, besides n wife, son
fArthur. now of Springfield, and 3
[l,uphter Mrs. Emma Witt, Their,
no also two grandchildren
| rbs Gazette and Courier had an an
| ,ourrement last week that was very
$ntsrasting to Mortified. Manager
f}oldwin Of the Greenfield Telephone
yrhange has made arrangements to
ksreive from the weather bureau ev-
f,ry day a weather forecast at 10; 10
Sr6is forecast will be transmitted To
knrious exchanges under the direction
In The Greenfield exchange, including
kmthfed. Any who desire can call
H. their local exchange and receive
k,itbout extra charge the information
L. 10 the forecast for that day. This
kyRl be of great benefit to farmers and
others.
Public schools began Monday.
Arlen Minor has moved his family
10 East Putney, VT.
Fred Wright was a visitor i'm town
HE first of the week.
The seminary closes Thursday for
HE usual ten days vacation.
Rev. George +. Pentecost of New
kork is in town for a few days.
The mothers meeting met this week
h the home of Mrs. Herbert Field
Mr. Wallet has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. Alexander Hol-
ton.
Daniel Clark of Winchendon has
been visiting his brother, Joseph
Clark.
Marion Webster has returned from a
Iisit to Keene N. H. with Marion
Coleman,
The Bible class meeting comes Sat
brday afternoon, this week, at Miss
Ilemimans.
Mrs. Ada Marsh Golden from Green
held has been visiting her mother for
few days.
Mrs. Robinson is boarding child of
hrs. Wendell Davis while the latter
in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Charles R. Pomeroy has re-
luned from New York and has re-
pened her house.
The churches in many places OBJ
eryed Fanny Crosbys birthday with
exercises.
b. F. Field, who has been housed
With a grip cold for the last two weeks,
5 now able to be out
C. W. Shannon, who has an express |
usiness in Springfield was in town |
few days this week.
The old folks dance Friday evening I
'as well attended and was one of the
lost enjoyable of the season.
The death of Mrs. Mouchman oc-
urred at Mortified Farms Friday and
lie funeral was held Sunday.
The members of the Unitarian choir
re making preparations to give an
in a few weeks.
Mrs Lizzie Dunnell Davenport, who
gently died in Coleraine, was a sis
r of E. w. Dunnell of this town.
Mrs Dora Allen has returned to oc-
lpy Wayside Inn. The house is be-
e painted and otherwise repaired.
The Y p. S. of the Congregational
,,,yt, I.,1 ft,Nar nd l.
,cial at Ruth Cranes Monday even I
g.
Mrs. Clarence Stratton, who has
zen sick for two weeks, was taken to
e Faren hospital in Montague last
eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Green of War
lex and two sons have been visiting
rs. Green's sister, Mrs. Frank Will S
ms. $
At the last regular meeting of the
f. Star two candidates We're adj [
tilted and afterwards banquet was 6
rived. |
There will be an auction sale at AL :
h Miners of household furniture
d farming tools on Thursday at 10 !
lock. !, !,
Miss Leila G. Estabrooks goes to
eenfield next week for a course of
Struction in the Lucas school for
a
The Unitarian pulpit was acceptably :
ed Sunday by Mrs. D. M. Wilson, :,
the Rev. Mr.. Wilson was called to =
ringfed. :.
Clinton Ware lost valuable COW this r,
Eek, thoroughbred Jersey, which Il
some way managed to get choked II
the barn. N
Miss White is i'll at her home in il
ath and Miss Nettie Evans is act r,
as her substitute in the interme- n
lie school. ir
There was a recent exhibition by 3
, gymnasium class of Mt. Hermon, D
lch was very enjoyable and showed 9
'eful training. p
Ohm O'Clair, formerly of North q.
d, who has been travelling through n,
west the past year, is making his r.
'ents two weeks visit. a,
The members of the training school l.
'e an entertainment at the semi fir
y last week with a "humaniphone" 0C
other unique features. m
lrs. Fl. II. Mason has gone to Troy, at
H., to care for her father, who is pc
te aged but thought to be improv- II
from a severe illness. tn
lr. and Mrs. Nelson Hilliard were
ed to Leominster recently to attend AZ M
funeral of a 16-year-old son of Nd
sister, Mrs. Josie A. Seaver.
: L. Proctor has moved his fam
INTO the Alexander tenement and
tenement he vacated will be occu- -,
] by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Slate.
rost has done more or less dam
10 The state road, causing it to be IL