Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-17
TOW N SHEND.
Death of Mrs. Mary c. Gould Re-
lease of Measles Victims.


| Mrs. Mary c. Gould died very sud
denly at the home of her son, Charles
Gould, Tuesday morning The de-
January 4. A sister, Mrs. Betsey Gale,
who lives with her daughter, Mrs.
Twitchell. two brothers, and three
sons, Charles. Judson and Alfonso,
survive her, The funeral took place
at the home Of Charles Gould at two
o'clock, Thursday afternoon.
Frank Lawrence was Brattleboro
passenger Tuesday.
Mabel Fullerton started Tuesday
for a visit in the west
Edwin Eddy is suffering from a
severe attack of neuralgia.
Mrs Martha Scott, who has been ill
with pneumonia is very low.
Leon Truesdel is home from Brown
university, Providence, r. l., for
short vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Allbee were in
Cambridgeport Sunday visiting at Mr.
Allbee's fathers.
Susie Watson has accepted a posi-
ton in Brattleboro. and went Tues
day to begin work.
May Barnes, the first measles vic
tim, has returned to school from her
home in Westminster West.
Mrs. Knapp has returned from
Saxtons River where she went TO
care for a sick relative.
H. H. Holbrook entertained his
cousin from Brattleboro for a few
days the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Scott of Troy,
n. Y, are in town called here by the
illness of Mrs Martha Scott.
Guy Bardwell entertained Miss
of Bernardston over Sun
day at the home of Irving Watson.
Mrs. Irving Watson has so far re-
covered from the effects of her oper- |
alton as to use the arm about light |
work
Miss Florence Jennison has been re-
eased from quarantine and has gone |
o her home in the northern part of |
he town.
Rolla Phillips who has been con-
ined to the house with a broken
zone, is out in company with pair
If crutches.
Some of the library directors met
It the parsonage Friday evening to
make out a list of books for the next
library purchase.
Miss Cora Barnes who came to
are for her sisters when they were
ick with measles has returned to
Ter home in Westminster West.
The friends of Fred Ford will be
lad to learn of his gradual recovery.
lie is still at the hospital in Savan-
ali, Ca, but is able to sit up in bed
or time each day.
We judge that the prospects for a
tandard gauge road up the West riv- .
r valley are Frightening, because the
ompany has begun to economize by
the telephone from the
tation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Batchelder Mr..
nd Mrs. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Twitch
Il, and Mr. and Mrs. Marsh were very
leasantly entertained at the home Of
Ir. and Mrs. w. H. Miles, Tuesday
fternoon.
Miss Park, after spending a week
18th her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
ark, has gone to Northampton.
lass. to do some special work in
rench before the re-opening of her
rivate school in Brattleboro.
The following ladies were in Brat
eboro one day last week, and the
ain was only about an hour late in
lHeHl " their nuSDdlluS. ]
RS. Charles Austin, Mrs. George
hine. Mrs. Edwin Pearsons. Mrs Iii
4 Cobb. Mrs. Arthur Rand.
Miss Esther Dale and her aunt Mrs.
enyon, are preparing to give a mus
al entertainment in Brantford, on
rio. Mrs. Kenyon will present En-
III Arden, and Miss Dale will appear
a Cycle of Songs.
The meeting of the stockholders of
e Townshend Inn Saturday evening
as uneventful The old officers were
elected. j. III. Ware, pres; w. s.
olland. treas: c. II. willard. sec. A
opposition TO dispose Of the Inn did
Vt meet with the approval of the
Getting.
There are many ways of establish
g home - some people secure the
use and then find 'the woman" to
II in IL: others find the woman and
en- secure a house Unless the Fair
X correspondent of the Burlington
zee Press IS in error. W. W. Hol-
ook has put himself in the latter
ISIS by the purchase Of a house in
irfaN
There are two pictures In one Of F.
loves show cases which Towns
nd people viii be interested in. One
ows the exterior Of the Milaca State
nix. Of which Arthur Batchelder.
e son of F. B. Batchelder. Is CASH
The other picture gives a view
the interior Of the bank. with
Cd picture Of Mr.. Batchelder and
e of the clerks. =