Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-16

barn on his recently nurcbasaa -
"s NhoWh as the Brigham place.
Harry sherwin and family are her,
a.on. new York, occupying the hons,
" romeFoy during the summer
Mr. ana Mrs. William Robinson n
New YORK are the guests of Mrs nor.
,lsons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
Mrs' Jerome Hallett has been wish.
ilg her son and family I'm Ros,on
her grandson has been very an Will
pneumonia. :" WIZ
Inc tenement occupied by Mrs
MiNter Is being painted and panerad
also repaired. so as TO have il reody
for occupancy.
MRS, l.. IL. Powling Is with Mrs IT
~ Mafun on East street and will do
pam or fancy dressmaking at reason
able prces.--ady.
Miss Marion Hoton went on Man.
day TO Springfield to enter the busi-
ness college for course In typewrit
ing and shorthand.
A large load Of members Of thu "
X {. went from here to Orange Wed.
hesday for the exemplifcation of the
work of the order.
Miss Boehne closed her school in
East Mortified Tuesday morning thar
the pupils could attend the graduating
exercises at the seminary.
Miss Louise Fiske has eona n
Sheipurne Fails for weeks visit.
Her father. who is quite aged. has
been i'll but is convalescing.
DR.. N. p, Wood has been in Boston
lhis Week to attend the meeting of
the state Medical society. returning
on Wednesday. His patients during
ms absence were cared for by DR..
Atwood
Fred r, Caldwell has returned from
a western trip, where he has been to
purchase another carload of horses. As
ne deals with fine grade of horses
ne nnds no trouble in making quick
disposal of them.
Among the 40 graduates at the SEM
mary this week were two young ladies
from town-Miss Fanny Stockbridge
who graduated from the college
course. and Miss Gladys Moore. from
the English course.
Several of the surrounding towns
have taken advantage of the new auI
tomobile law and have closed somd |
motor vehicles. Will the town faith
ers of Mortified think best to do like.
wise?-
The town has been well filled with
visitors this week. who came to attn
tend the commencement exercises a
the seminary. Among them were mo-
ticed many of the former residents d
The town who are graduates of tn
Rev. Mr. Kimball. formerly q
Sharon but now of Greenfield. Mass
preached in the Unitarian churcl
Sunday from the text, Look Up. an
Not Down. Rev. d. III. Wilson sper
Sunday in Quincy when he preache
o his former parishioners.
The Congregational church was ii
ited to send its pastor and delAn
rate to the installation Of the accep L
ID pastor at Winchester N H.. TIL
week and Rev. n. Fay Smith attend
ID. as did also Deacon Edward Ba -
Ter who was chosen as delegate. cho
Francis R. Schell has come to hi 8
ummer home with the usual retinLn 4
# servants. Decorators have besatio
ngaged there for several weeks mars.
ng the house ready for the familyeai
lis coachman. Tomony. and famiers
re OCCUPYING the William HolttoI1
ouse.
The ladies' of the Unitarian churT
-ill give their annual strawberw /.
upper in the town hall on Frid
vening, June %. One of the attra
ions of the evening will be an apr
ale and the supper will be follow
y dancing for which good music v
G provided.
A considerable amount of space
coupled in the county papers
arding the Orange. Millers Falls g
fortified Street Railway comply
nd the residents are calmly wait
lrther developments. but feel s.
nat every five cents they lay as
ill some day be useful for the troll
des. All improvements meet W
pposition but it is the verdict of
lat the electric road will be
)metime. lii
The annual business meeting of
club has been held
le officers elected are as folio lii
resident. Mrs n. P. Wood vice lii
lent, Mrs F. J. Stockbridge; 81 lii
Try. Mrs. H. D. Field; treasurer. lii
red Holton executive commit I'LL
lie elected officers and Mrs. ID. lii
rilson. Mrs. L. R. Smith and NJ lii
essie Symonds. The society III
Did no further meetings until Sep I
mber when they will be held every $
her Monday.
Invitations have been received in y
wn to the wedding of Alton d. Ell a
er of Mortified to Helen Ida, daugh- il
r of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hayes
st. Paul, to occur June IA. They
III be at home at Main street. after
ugust 1. Mr.. Elmer was formerly :
! the Boston Journal and afterwards >
as employed by newspaper in st.
aul. and it was there he met Miss c
ayes. Mr.. Elmer has a wide repu- v
ton as a weather expert and is now b
INJECTED with his father in business. \