Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-01

Hinsdale, N. H.. Aug, 81. 90
Mrs Frank Bouchee is sick with APP
pendicitis.
Miss Lucy Adams visited In Green
field over Sunday.
All the public schools VIII begih inc
fall term next TUESDAY
BENJAMIN Adams OF washington ~
c., is visiting his parents
Mrs. Joseph Howe Is doing the
cooking at Dillon's restaurant
Mrs. Alice Gurleigh Is acting as
housekeeper for ii. b, Streeter.,
The class of 1904 OF the high school
are al Spofford lake for a weeks OUT
ing.
Edwin Hardy OF Nashua has been
visiting w. +. Belleville for rev
days. -,
The Halle & Frost WOODEN mn
closes tonight for repairs until af'er
Labor day.
Misses Emma and Annie watson OF
Winchester have been visiting reia-
tives In town.
The two weeks old baby of Mr.. ana
Mrs 7 Bergeron died Friday and was
buried Saturday.
The police court has gone a whoie
week without any business Is ohe
town growing better!
The partial eclipse of the sun Wed
nesday morning was Invisible he'e
owing to cloudiness.
Mrs. Jennie Powers. agent of the
humane society, made business can
in town last Monday,
Elizabeth Gray is acting as supsu-
tute stenographer at the Estey organ
works in Brattleboro.
The NJ. w. A. of Brattieboro are
irving to arrange game of bail WIN
the Colts for Labor day.
Misses Edythe and Carrie Minis OF
Boston and New York are at their
home here for vacation.
A part of the household goods OF
Mrs. Harriet Stone are to be disposed
of at auction tomorrow
L ~ Mccormick has been engaged
10 teach school at Spofford and VIII
begin his duties September
Manager Raleigh is trying to ar
range a game of ball with the assoc
citation team for Saturday.
Miss Mary Johnson has returned
after several weeks visit Win
friends in Massachusetts towns.
reception was given the Congre-
pational Cradle Roll on G. s. Howes
lawn last Wednesday afternoon.
William Wellman has purchased
niece of property in Florida and VIII
go there soon to make his home.
cement wall is being built under
the Granite State Mbwing machine
shop on the side next to the river.
| Mrs. w. L. Brooks and Mrs. Steve
Mcdonald left Monday for three
weeks visit with relatives in Brandon
Norman Knapp is moving from the
Horton house opposite the high schooi
building to the yellow house to the
west.
Mrs. Ralph De Roude and daughter
Irene, of Cambridge, Mass. are Wis
iting the formers sister. Mrs. Samuel
| O'Neil.
Bert Mcdonald. who moved onto
the Toombs farm at North Hinsdale
last spring, is soon to move back TO
Brattleboro.
Miss Abbie Howe, accompanied by
her father. went to Bellows Falls sat
urday, where she will attend school.
Mr.. Howe returned Sunday.
A severe thunder shower passed
over this section Wednesday evening.
the lightning striking in several
places but no damage is reported.
The theatrical season will open at
the opera house Thursday evening.
September IA. when one of A. q.
Scammon's plays will be the attrac-
ton.
i The annual meeting of the Knitting
club was held at Mrs. S. A. Wordens
Thursday. The same officers were re-
elected and several new bylaws
adopted.
Sampson Burnham, eldest son OF
Rev. c. w. Burnham a former pastor
of the Baptist church. and wife Of
Providence, R. l., made short visit
lin town last week.
The hose team which takes part in
the hose races at the Athol fair will
leave here Sunday afternoon by team.
Several teams of rooters will leave
here early Monday morning.
Notices have been posted calling for
bids for building the road with the
state aid fund The piece of road to
be fixed is understood to be Brattle-
boro road from where f. NJ. Dodge
lives.
Miss Margaret Wiswall of Lexing-
ton. Mass, has been engaged as sec
ond assistant in the high school to
succeed j. M. Brennan recently re-
signed. Miss Wiswall is a graduate
of Radcliffe in the class of 1905.
Frank Bailey of Texas, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Bailey is expected here
next month for short stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey are thinking seriously OF
going west with him. when he returns,
to spend the winter
The band concert and dance last
evening was largely attended and ev-
erybody had good time. Quite
number from out of town We're pres
ent. The band furnished music and
was at its best. A goodly sum was
added to the treasury.
Miss Una Leach, daughter of Mr.
land Mrs Martin Leach, died yester-
day morning aged 33 years, after an
illness of several years with COM
plication of diseases. She was a
member of the Congregational church
and choir She was educated in the