Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20

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Mrs, Margaret Guyott OF Conway
aud Mrs. Victor Mason of South New
port. VI. are visitors of friends IN
town.
memorial service was held ON
Wednesday evening by the q. H. =.
for the death OF Mrs. Annie Cum
mlngs.
Mrs. W. Il. Ball and two daughters
from Ashuelot We're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. David Ball the first of the
week.
Joseph Barnard from Vernon, VI,
has moved his family To Norihheld
mountain, where he has taken q lum-
Der Job.
/ Alton Elmer and wife have gone To
New York, taking advantage Of the
excursion this week. and viii be- gone
for several days,
Mrs. Brown and two daughters
We're In town this week 10 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Browns sister. Mrs.
Charles Backmor
Wesley Irish aud family are visiting
Mrs. Irish's parents In New York. He
has finished his work as clerk for
Robbins & Evans.
| Miss Minnie Stockwell win he at
Mrs. $. f.. Whitmore's from u until
sac every Monday with millinery
goods from Mrs, H. H. Bascoms.-adv.
Frank Aldrich has made en-
tensive preparations for big husking
this evening. which will be followed
by a dance In the large barn on his
farm.
The members of the Eastern star
| II I'm all. were carried by +. l.. Proc
ter and private teams to visit Arcana
chapter In Greenfield for the exempli-
/ iication of the work last Monday.
The body of the widow of the late
Henry Greenleaf was brought here for
burial on Monday from Somerviile,
accompanied by her two daughters.
Mr. Greenleaf was the brother of Otis
Il. Greenleaf.
| Edward Baxter Perry. the blind pl-
anist. gave a fine recital In Stone han
| Monday evening To an appreciatiVe
audience. He has great ability as
performer and ranks among the great
players of the world.
! H. y. +. Marshall has been guest
of r. +. Long. returning this week. Mr
Marshall was resident here about
20 years ago and was associated win
Il d. l.. Moody in the building of the
schools located here.
There was an old fashioned husking
at Lincoln Hammond's Friday night.
I About seventy We're present and in
short time over 100 bushels of corn
we've husked after which supper was
served. and all had genuine good
/ time.
The Guild resumed its work sun
| day evening when there was an inter
esting meeting led by Miss Gertrude
Callender. Next Sunday evening Mrs
a. w. Proctor will have charge ana
the subject is to be Hymns and hymn
Writers.
! Mrs. C. H. Webster and Mrs. C. c.
Stearns attended the Mary Lyon
chsnter i'm Sheburne Falls last week.
as there was a visitation of the grand
officers of the order. Afterwards thet
visited friends in North Adams ano
Charlemont
The sophomores and juniors of the
high school will give reception 10
the freshmen in Library Memorial
hal, on Friday evening The members
of the school committee and the u
brary committee will be among the
invited guests.
! The next meeting of the Fortnight
lly club will be on Monday aIterhooh
and the subject will be The Reiials-
sance Its origin and It's influence
papers will be read by Mrs. ). Catner-
inc Richardson and Miss Bessie Har-
ris. There will also be a paper "'i
Current Events.
Miss NJ. T. Dutton and Miss Mary
Tburston were called to Wilton. N:
II This week to attend the funeral oi
Miss webster cousin of Miss button
who died from stroke OF paralysis,
Miss Webster lived in town seVerai
wears ago. the companion OF 'he i''o
Mrs A. M. d. Alexander.
Mrs Arthur Phillips and son nay
ratnrned to New York to-day. Dr.
pentecost goes on Saturday and eN-
meets TO sail in few weeks for Lon.
don where he will be associated WIN
Rev Campbell Morgan for reIslou ls
work this winter The remainder Vi
the Pentecost family will remain mere
for the present. 1880
large bird was shot by Ben james
IN tho hank of the river "Wednesday;
II stands about two feet in height anu
is a fine specimen of bird accus.oi,1 :,
r. seek wet places. The blil Is lieaii !;
six inches in length, the breast
covered with white plumage, Wnile t,,e
rest of the feathers ARE a ii 80 ene
shades of gray. Mr.. James VIII naNo
the bird mounted.