Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22

we, Anna. who was the daughter of
capt Samuel Hunt
Miss May Cotton Is visiting IN
West Brattleboro. ~
Mrs. Henry Mason Is visiting her
son In Troy n. Ii.
Frank Doolttle has been ON n bnsi-
ness trip north this week.
Miss Daisy Dickinson has roma 70
w. r. C. ''''
MIS-, {. IL. Hopkins of Nortbamp-
Ton, Mass, Is visiting her aunt. Mrs.
John Robbins. :
The grangers are preparing for an
entertainment to be held In their hall
In the near future.
MISS Lillian Martin left on Monday
Tor Boston and will spend the winter
in the Adirondacks.
The list of new library books nub-
lished September should be pre-
served for reference.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dean and
daughter, Lila. from Roxbury are the
guests of c. H. Green.
Mrs. Barlght of East Mortified has
brothers, who reside there.
The trustees of the seminary had
charge of the evening service at
Stone hall Sunday evening
Miss Martha Hall has sold her barn
and II Is to be converted into another
barn by George T. Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs Arlin Miner. with two
children. are guests of Mrs. Miners
grandmother. Mrs. A. ID. Stearns.
The telephone men are in town
putting the line in better condition
and making needed improvements.
Harold Chamberlain Is the substi-
tute for Israel Anderson in C. Z. Will
liams's store, Mr.. Anderson being ill.,
Sixty-one scholars were registered
in the high school Monday, the larg-
est number that has yet been en-
rolled
Mrs. Benjamin F. Field. Mrs. Medad
Moody and Mrs. T. r. Calender. who
have been ON the sick list, are inn
proving.
Mrs. Woodruff and daughter, Lulu,
left town Tuesday. having been the
guests of Miss NJ. T. Dutton for sew
eral weeks.
Newton Priest, who has beer. Wis
iting relatives in this section during
the summer, has returned to his
home in Georgia.
Axel Swanson. who has been chef
at The Mortified during the summer,
left Monday for Brown university to
complete his course.
f.. V. Stockbridge attended the re-
union of his regiment in Springfield
this week and Mrs. Stockbridge visit
ed her sister at North Hadley
Newton Howard Oldest son of SUI
perintendent f. r. Howard. was
thrown from his bicycle Tuesday,
breaking his arm near the shoulder
Roy A. Neville of Mortified, a
graduate of the Lucas school of stem
ography is now employed in Boston
in the claim agents office, Boston d
Maine railroad.
David Stockbridge returned to the
Worcester Polytechnic school last
Wednesday and Robert Wood and
George B. Calender returned to Tufts
college this week.
Mrs. Peck of Glens Falls is spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ball
Mrs. Peck was formerly Miss Mayo
of Warwick and visited her ola
church last Sunday.
At the 62nd annual meeting of the
Franklin conference held at orange
this week. Mortified was represented
by Rev. Arthur Pierson, who gave an
address Wednesday evening.
The death of Miss Ella Stratton oc-
CURED at Mortified Farms Thursday,
after a lingering illness. The funeral
was held Saturday and the intermeht
was in Mortified Farms cemetery.
The great ball game between the
married and single men last week re-
snltad in . victory of rs to IL in favor
~ the married men. Another game
is "a he played next week Thursday
Asa Brown of Amherst spent a
week here with friends recenIg y;,,a,,
Mrs G. H. Webster and Lllllah
Alexander attended the exempliiica-
tinn Of the work of the Eastern star
at Athol last week.
Miss Minnie Warden left Thursday
for Springfield to JON her lrieilu, Ia
Shoemaker of Stafford Springs, anu
a., re manning to spend some time
at Saratoga and Afterwards Ni'i'
er places of interest.
Mrs. Slade and a. friend from euin
cv are taking cafrlase -.
s,ttonnad IN town for a few Gays r.
Slop calling on Rev and Mrs. d. M
ytyi,son Mrs Slade is the mouhei
,n-iaw Of Mrs. Maysie Hastings slaoe.
Miss Alice Shepard, VINO grauua.e e,,
in June at the seminary has
j., town a few days preparatory u -
az; -, ~ syracuse university. She haa
haer Granted a scholarship IN the ulll
,,o,sitv and will take PHILOSOPHERS
course. ..,,+aa
r,ho INN of the ink bottle twisted
~ u Wottons last name mo
sr1aiton and Nation last week. M,
, w ot and the rest of his tal,iils
49, rat,rned to their home IN no
,a, after being the guests OF ms si'
Ter Mrs. H. T. Hart
r,o meetings which have peei
:, tent at Northfield farlila
leiu heen discontinued and the ia s't
nav Of tbe series was heiu las,
s,ssa,, evening in the hall MI se.u
,t. CHAT have been OF srea'
sistance in the singing
,,ha democratic caucus VIII De nelu
l., the town hall WEDNESDAY ~, ,,,,r,
Santember q. at p. m, ~, zoe t each
nose of choosing two ueies ,,nty and
for tlr conventions for 1903; atse
s Sc choose democratic town coiiii'i'''s
for 1906. aoy
,, oantra school began Molluas
p ,1issas Greenough. French. 80
W. W. and Mrs. Jennings as ,a,ahoro
,9;.s Iulu Bardwell OF az East
.nl,as in the grammar ROM ~ nri
Northfield. Miss Evans don az, is the
mary % Mortified Farms.