Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-26

weeks work In the interest of the w.
C. r. L.. among the young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGibbon have been
visiting Mrs. McGibbon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gould. Mr. Nc
lGlbbon returned Wednesday TO his
home In Hartford, Conn.
George Bryant, who was In town
several days last week on account or
the serious Illness OF his father. has
returned 10 his home. Mr.. Bryant Is
slowly regaining strength.
Putting veracity and judgment on a
par, one could form a fairly correct
estimate of the time Of rising by the
amount of frost reported by the diner
ent parties interviewed the past week.
A horse belonging to o. ID. Howe
of the west village was stricken with
paralysis at Wizards mill Monday
and shot to end its suffering. The
horse had been In the family long
time.
The records of the April term Of
the Windham county court record the
granting of a divorce to Jennie A.
Mccoy OF this place from William j.
Mccoy. for neglect and refusal to
support.
The annual meeting of the trustees
of Leland. & Gray seminary Is called
for Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
full attendance is desired. The COM
mittee on building a gymnasium is
expected to report.
The Baptist church of Townshend
was represented at the ordination of
Mr. Chambers in Brookline by the
following individuals: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Miles, c. II. Houghton. A. A.
Mason, Mrs. Ware and Mrs. Dutton.
Tickets for the commencement con-
cert by the Plectra quartet of Spring
field went on sale at the seminary
building Thursday evening. There
was a good demand for seats. but
there are still some desirable ones left.
Prof. and Mrs Harthorne kindly re-
membered some Of their friends in
Townshend with invitations to the
graduating exercises at the Brewster
Free acadmey in Wolfboro. n. H. Mr.
Harthorne Is a member of the faculty
of that institution.
We are glad to announce that the
stork has not forgotten Townshend;
and as a consequence Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Blood are receiving congratula-
tions on the advent Of nine-pound
boy in the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Landman in Pittsfield, Me-, May IS.
There is ancient lore somewhere
doubtless Tor the assertion tndl all
good things come to those who wait.
and so it seems, for the measles have
arrived in the town of Weston. ana
as consequence Miss Abbie Toilette
has turned her school over to her Sis
ter. Miss Ethel. and is giving her I'M
divided attention to the measles. Miss
Ethel began her duties Monday morn
ing
Four pilgrims from Williamsviie
lately applied for membership in
Blazing Star lodge, F. & A. NJ, and
We're given the first degree. The
names of the parties are A. n. Sher-
man. E. H. Richardson, F. E. Willard.
L. f. Stratton. Dr. o. 0. White of
Williamsville was also in town the
same evening. We are not informed
whether or not the new members re-
quired his services.
Rev. G. Z. Webster formerly of Ar
mour, S. D., was in town last week.
and spoke one evening at the Baptist
church. leaving town the next MORN
ing for his new field of labor in Utica,
N. Y. Mrs. Webster and son Raymond
will remain in town for several weeks
with Miss Edith, who has opened a
studio for Photographic work in the
old Allen house. which is now owned
by Martin Sparks.