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

II sure TO be heard from. AS for tn
II new grand stand Just completed. well
n You ought TO sit on it to appreciate II
5. fine points. But best OF all Is tn
a entertainment and concert In tn
evening. when the memory or Ice
a cream and lemonade is still fresh II
mind, Townshend is full of fun thi
!. year Come and have some.
Z oren Smith was in Brookline Sun
day.
II Bert ODER is working at Willard
bhil.
a Mrs. Earl Underwood is visiting a
90 RIA Benson's.
tb.Mrs. Mary Phillips visited IL
prtardsboro recently.
tioMiss Hazel Taft visited in Jamaicf
eoie first of the week.
Fred Randall Is making some re-
pairs on his buildings.
-, Miss Era Austin is helping at the
stoffice during the absence of Mr.
dertler.
terrhe Misses Sanders were home over
lhadnday from their work in Brattle-
lcerro
condiss Christa Park of the Brattle-
Unto private school was at home over
be nday.
IinsMiss Alice Derry was in Windham
/ 1t week to attend the Rand Adams
10 dding,
vi eugene Cudworth tended store for
easin Sparks during his absence in
Warrington.
SpMrs. Ephraim Fuller visited her
Esecter. Mrs. w. A. Marvin. of Saxtons
lcorver. recently.
| Io..f r t1 hn
| ell ired list for several days. is able
We resume work.
haarmonyville is rejoicing over
sutnething new-Miss Florence Derry
mos the measles.
nnass,Miss May Willard has returned
I'm a weeks visit in Burlington
ma tn her brother.
theSamuel Ewings. who has been quite
nolorly for some weeks. Is mucn I'M
heioved in health.
ineMrs. Celia Cutler moved on Friday
Gel last week to her new rooms in Hen
ca. Twitchells house.
News comes from Fitchburg of the
mess of the son OF DR.. and Mrs
edlrker with measles
w Judge of Probate Zina H. Allbee and
coife of Bellows Falls were in town re-
ersntly on legal business.
s e, Frank Rowe. who moved from Graf
I'm into the Mccoy house. Is spare
Ian at the Willard mill.
an Miss Jones started Wednesday
orning for Rye beach. where she has
Pc position for the summer.
of n. C. Marsh. who has been at his
in ms R. ~ Marsh's, is visiting IN
o'cilliamsville for fortnight.
tyac AT
ert the afternoon of Wednesday. June
SUI with Mrs. Moses Randall.
Mrs A. E. Park attended the meet
ings of the state Conversational con-
yention in Brattleboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Cobb attended
the grange gathering in Wardsboro
last week and report fine time.
Preparations are we'll under way
for the children's day exercises at the
Congregational church Sunday fore
noon.
Mrs. A. D. Reynolds of the Reform
er staff. and daughter. Violet. We're IN
town over Sunday, stopping at the
Townshend Inn.
Miss Smith, who was one of the
teachers at the seminary last year.
went Monday morning to her home In
Winchendon. Mass.
Miss Ethel Toilette has returned
from Weston. where she went to
teach school during the illness OF her
sister Miss Abbie Toilette.
Town Clerk F. H. Fessenden is inn
proving the appearance of his dwell
ing house with a coat of paint Rolla |
Phillips is doing the work
The Hamlins are to occupy the |
Mvnesbridge house, below Harmony
vile. this summer They are expected |
the latter part of the month.
Arthur Greenwood has finished work
at Wizards mill, and went the first of
the week to Keene, n. H. where he |
expects to learn the machinists trade.
Mrs. C. H. willard. Mrs. E. B.
Batchelder. Mr.. and Mrs. George n.
Baker were in Brattleboro Wednesday
to attend the state CONGREGATIONAL
convention.
Mrs. Henry Stewart. who has been
STAYING with her brother Mr.. Martin,
died on Monday of this week. The
body was taken TO South Londonderry
for burial.
Mrs. Addie Green has come to her
house in Harmonville for the summer.
Mrs. Green spent the winter IN hu,
land. Mass. Her sister. Mrs. Clark.
of Brattleboro is with her at present.
The Shining Lights. an organization
of the younger girls OF the
BAPTIST Sunday school. will give q
social in the vestry this (Friday) even
ing. June 16.
Frank Rand was in Windham last
week to attend the marriage OF his
son. Walter, to Helen Adams. VINO
graduated from the seminary in the
class of 1904
John Struthers Of Southwick. Mass
is stopping at Townshend Inn. MI.
Struthers has lumber interests IN the
northern part of town which he Is
looking after.
Arthur Toilette. wife and child from
Rlairsyille. Penn are at j. O. Fol-
Iette's for a short visit. Mr.. Toilette
is one of the civil engineers connected
with the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tenn
Some of the Stats have been re-
moved from the belfry of the Baptist
church. the theory being that the
sound waves would flow forth with
much more force if given the right OF
way.
Blazing Star lodge. No. g. F. & A.
NJ is represented at the Masonic
meetings in Burlington this week BY
worthy Master Russell Blood Past
Master Charles Cutler and Secretary
william Sparks
svlvanus E HsscOck advertises