Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-25
northampton and New York spent
sunday with Mrs. q. N .Kidder.

Suhuay win Mrs. q. N .ktdder.
Miss Nellie Fitch Of Gardner who
mas been visiting at A. ID. Elmers has
returned to her home In Gardner.
| Wallace Holton has gone on vaca-
ton to Montpelier and Boston and ex-
poets to be gone about two weeks.
| Mrs. ID. c. Newton left Monday for
her home In Boston. She has been
the guest of Mrs. N. +. Alexander.
Miss Courier of Cambridge, Miss
Badger of Everett and Ware Barnum
Of Boston are guests at C. A. Wares.
Miss Maggie Grace from New
Brunswick. N. j., Is guest of her
parents. Mr., and Mrs Thomas Grace.
II Is expected that the public schools
VIII open Sept. 4. but the date and
list Of teachers will be given next
week.
Miss Bertha Holton entertained her
young friends with a party Tuesday,
the occasion being her eighth birth
day.
A. ID. Elmer who is recovering from
a mild form of typhoid fever, is now
able to sit I'D for few hours at a
time.
Thomas Mason Instructor of modern
languages in school at Concord,
Mass, is the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Ellen Mason.
Eight master Masons from the local
lodge went to Orange Friday evening
for the purpose of taking two degrees
of the Royal Arch chapter.
Mrs John Ware and daughter also
Mrs Clapp and daughter of Orange
were the guests of Mrs. n. F. Alexan-
der for a short time this week.
Mrs. Phelps of Warner, Mass. is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Ball
and Mrs. Draper of Brattleboro is ex-
pected to meet here at Mrs. Balls.
Dr. Herbert Baright of Clifton
Springs. N. ", is a guest of Leon
Alexander. He is planning to spend
some time in travel during the coming
months.
The inventory was taken of the hotel
furnishings on Tuesday. Mrs. Taylor
left town for her home in Orange
Tuesday and the remainder of the
family expect to go to-day
Owing to i'll health the resident
nurse, Miss Maud l.. Stratton. has re-
turned to her home in New Haven,
Conn, accompanied by Mrs. I. A.
Clark and her daughter. Eva.
Mrs. A. P. Blanchard of Bernardston
i has been recent guest OF mrs a. ~.
Elmer. Mrs. Blanchard will be better
remembered as Mrs. Ralph Symonds,
n former resident of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malley are at their old
home for the summer where he has re-
sumed his work of collar making.
Their son. Charles. and family from
Boston are expected this week.
william O. Malley was expected
here to-day to visit his parents. MI
and Mrs. Richard Malley. Mr.. Malley
is the assistant manager OF the e b.
Jefferson family of famous actors.
The Mortified order of the w. K. q.
was we'll represented on WEDNESDAY
as several attended the meeting of the
Franklin County W. r. G. association
which was held at Shelburne rams
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. R. S. Merrill of Dorchester
lare camping in East Northheld. Inc
ladies' are former residents Or inns
town and daughters of M. o. Marley.
Mrs. Charles Blackmer has been at
a;cted with a shock, the attack occur
ing early last Sunday mornlng. a A.
present writing she is conscious pu. -
Iaffected with paralysis of her lett sue.
Miss Lillian Martin. trained
i nurse from the Rutland sanitarluni; y
a guest of Miss Emma Alexailuei
Miss Martin was the associate huIse
with Miss Alexander during ner tram
ing.
The Hinsdale and Northneid pase
hail teams played another lhteres, SIN,
game on the grounds in front ol sn nt,
ouand hall Saturday afternoon. the
Iscore stood IL 10 IN la'oi
Mortified nine.
po,,A Neville who is a stenographel
+, ~ office of the master mechanic Oh
nc BOSTON & Maine railroad, IS speilu
;na his vacation at his home III r-is'
Nnrthfield. He was a graduate OF ,he
I,ncas school of stenography IN isVV'
lanes G. Fisher, former residen'
- this town now Of Worcester, MASS.
was in town Saturday, the guest u ~
n maS Iohn A. Fisher He was &C
oar,nanied by his daughter, FANNIE
u,bo is a graduate nurse Iroin
field hospital ~. w
A. the regular meeting OF tne
n If the H. H. Johnson post, ". -
p Friday a memorial service was ,.; 10
for Cen. w. w. Blackmar ne S.nci.
was given by President Z. y, NJ
bridge and the secretary. W. Tho life
: I.azelle, read selectioiis
of Gen. Blackmar. - cta,
The local order of the Eas ,a.,ia yes.
: were intending to go Oh ID a arrange.
lei. for the occasion were unuer -,
i.r;cas of the Springfield chapos y
iii tho chapters of the oroer "es
of worcester were inviteo. - .,
o,,;l5rens matinee will be helt y :
nf veterans hall Friday SEP.
f,nm 2 to 5 p. m. the en.ei We d r
IRON der the auspices of the w. n; "a
,',hi,e all are cordially lNle =,
anu With infants under three yea
lilo', t he the guests of the order. Su ,.;I
oral nrizes will be given anu S ~
,a sale of home made foou'
The Young ladies, VINO haH hicb i
canning on Ober's Lookout aascendet
sn,,r of Alexander NH anino
: from the heights SATURDAY that thei
2 llo,' ha interesting to note INA. ~,
may y. - ahout 1000 feet above u,
l ca,ap or I 359 feet above sea ao faa
Vilias Main street is about S0 oo e.
wh,ie ~, connecticut river is Iou t;o,
ana tie sea level. This eleNa. ;,,.
: above the camp above the NORM ,,,a,
4 prous their view of Main stree. wa
logs aense fog resembling pianAe
! oi,s naocnt issue of the Boston ns
: ~ On account of terriDie sAp; :,
anu that sidney Maglathissn n,. severa
: i.,s,;ng IN a capsized dory ~, Nth M
e ,,n,,rs in the night ana .rom unti
,,,as not rescued from Mr. Mag
q was IL in the morning. MI .;den
r o. loIn the son Of former -
latniil .hfeId Mrs. Clara Wepu ~
OF Noi I'D was an engineer a. fror
. lathllil. hospital He grauua'e.u ION
Il BurrasI; ,,ing ship Enterprise III on
the traia,i marine and stationary
e and is
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