Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07

c ~ ID, Alexander Is making extensi,
o repairs ON the Andrew Hale place Or,
t vlous to the moving In of Drurgi
" ALVIN George.
4 The river has been very high an
) oVeriiowed It's banks SO that the road
e through Great Meadow and Peehau
) were impossible.
: Mrs. Il. NJ. Wright Is repairing he
! house known as the Shepardson plac
, by adding a north piazza and is max
: ing other changes.
Positively the last of the old folk,
, dances viii be held In Sons of Veter
, ans hall this evening and there wi
be a box supper.
: The Bayright family came last weel
|, wednesday. Mr., Bayright is planninl
to be here a month but on account o
business will return.
Miss Nettie Evans has returne,
from a visit to Leominster. Worces
ter and Orange and began teaching II
South Vernon this week
Mrs. Fanny Cotton was called t
Bfatteboro on account of the serious
illness of her youngest sister, MARY
Warriner, with pneumonia.
Miss Davis and Misses Turner OF
Mrs. Oscar Wood, who are grandpar-
ents of the Misses Turner.
Misses Nellie and Katherine Camp
4 bell, formerly of this town now OF
Springfield, Mass, are spending their
spring vacation in Washington, d. C.
Mrs Il. l.. Putnam and grand
daughter, Persis Washer, of vii
Evansville, VT, spent the week with
Mrs, Putnam's daughter Mrs. G. w.
Kidder.
The o. f. S. are to have hand
kerchief bazaar in the near future
which promises to be unique affair."
with many odd and interesting feat
ures.
David Stockbridge from the Worces-
ter Polytechnic school is spending the
few days of his vacation with his
parents Mr., and Mrs. f. " Stock
bridge.
II is expected that Rev. Mr.. Car
ruthers of South Deerfield will occupy
the pulpit of the congregational
church Sunday in exchange with Rev.
n. Fay Smith
Miss Charlotte Bolles has been
spending the week with Mrs Wallace
in the training school for nurses in
the Worcester hospital
Miss Love, a former teacher in
drawing, was in town few days this
week. She has now a fine position
as teacher of drawing in the normal
school of Willmantic, Conn.
Edwin Moody, son of the late C. p.
Moody, was called TO town on account
Of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs
Herbert Brigham. Mr. Moody is now
4 resident of Worcester, Mass.
Edward Newcomb formerly of this (
town but who has lately gone to Cali /
'ornia where he is in the employ of |
he Diamond Match Co., is building a 1
house in Stirling, Cal. where he is /
coated.
The ladies of the Unitarian church /
ire to give a supper Tuesday evening,
April is. in the church parlors for the
benefit of the horse shed fund, which .
S lacking the full amount to pay for
he new buildings.
The last of the series of dances,
which have been held once in two
weeks at Union hall, occurred March
A. Another dance is planned for We'd
esday evening. May 8, and will he an
prom and necktie affair.
Charles Titus of Providence, r. l..
as been visiting his parents, Mr.. and /,
1rs. Sumner Titus, at the farms Mrs
'itus's daughter, Winnie, of Hart
ord, Conn, is also here on account of
he Illness of Mrs. Titus.
Mrs. A. j. Phillips has returned !
rom New York where she has been {
listing her son, Arthur, and family. |
Ter mother, Mrs Netterfield, is quite a
,eble and it is feared her condition is f
rifting into a serious illness. G
nv, ,,rI,+1 ~, -nC r
sual Monday afternoon and listened
, fine program with patriotic and i
Duthern songs AT the next meeting
lere will be an old fashioned debate !,
a the question of Woman's Suffrage.
Fostine Bigelow's boy, William, took .
Y mistake a teaspoonful of aconite a :.
w days ago A physician was has >
ly sent for and antidotes were
administered so there were u
} bad results but that boy is reading g
lie labels on bottles nowadays
H. H. Mason was called to Troy, n /
:, Saturday to attend the funeral of n
S nephew, Charles Mason, about % l.
,ars of age, who was instantly killed
a saw-mill Thursday. Mr.. Masona p
ace as ianitor of the Unitarian tt
lurch was filled by c. II. Webster p
ring his absence.
There will be a social and enter e
by the Y. p. S. in the parlors 81
the Congregational church this c
ening. One of the features will be n
childrens lullaby in which the lul-
bies of different nations will be sung s,
several children, who will be q
essed in appropriate costume. d.
While C. C. Hosley was shoeing a M
res last week he cut his hand b,
rough the thick part of the thumb
that nine stitches were taken by the o.,
ysician. His place is filled at his in
lcksmith shop by Charles Abbot, as he
will be likely to be two or three mr.
.eks before Mr.. Hosley can resume en-
'rk.
The sugar supper at the Unitarian
urch parlors last Thursday evening
IS well attended and over VIZ was
,lized. The will of Miss Jemima bu
ooks was read by Mrs. B. F. Field =.
d caused much merriment Inc en-
,ce was well acted and much credit ag
due Mrs. May Whitney, who had ca
, management of the affair. an
Mrs. Charles Harris and her daugh- WI
Janet. are planning to sail to ia a
rope Saturday, April 10, and WIFI ~, NJ
md several months in study and t IT.,
vel. Miss Janet Harris has been ia
ching German and French at the 81
,sbyterial academy at Blairstown, sf
]. Mrs. Harris has been a guest
Mrs. A. L. Day in town for several
eks.
, Robinson has bought of F. u. AL is
the place on Plain street known {
the Rice place. His son, Dewey, for
from a scaffold in Mr.. Quinlans
n to the floor below, this week, and Ma
: somewhat injured but escaped
hort serious result. He had dis !
we'd the rules by going away from WI
school house grounds without per- /
sion. Wo