Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-03
EAST DUMMERSToN.
Close of Successful Term of School
Record Breaking Ball.

Mrs. Eunice Sprague of Jamaica
closed very successful term ol
school In the north district, Feb. "a
OF the twelve pupils attending this
school, r. Irving Miller, Edward NJ
Robbins and John Il. Walker were
neither absent nor tardy and George
+. Robbins was absent only one half
day during the term. The others were
absent only when compelled by illness
or impossible roads. Mrs Sprague
possesses "A happy faculty of instruct
Ing interesting and managing chill
dren which added to her long expert
ence In teaching (this being her
9th term) makes her a desirable
teacher. II is hoped she will resume
work here when school opens again
The last dance is reported as draw
| ing the largest company ever gath
cred In Johnsons hall About so We're
present. Parties came from Brattlc-
boro, Chesterfield. Putney and West
Dummerston. Music was furnished
by Messrs. Dugan and Hines OF Brat
tleboro, and Mr.. Hines was prompter.
A supper was furnished in the dining
room by the U. N. II. circle.
Mrs. Minnie Wheelock is III with
rheumatic fever.
J, W. Patch has hired John Shell
don's farm for another year.
Mrs. Lucy Bemis spent last week
In Brattleboro, visiting relatives.
Mr., Boyle, nurse from Brattle-
boro, is caring for d. L. Mansfield.
Miss Nellie Spaulding has been
with Mrs. d. l.. Mansfield a few days.
John York of Spofford, n. H., has
been a recent visitor at George eros.
by's.
NJ. f. Dutton and A. f. Miller went
to Bernardston. Mass, Wednesday of
last week.
Miss Mabel Ray has returned from
Fishers Island, n. Y, where she has
been for several months
Mrs. Grace Norcross of Brattleboro |
was the guest of her mother, Mrs |
Martha Reed, Thursday
Miss Minnie Stockwell of West /
Brattleboro was with her aunt, Mrs. |
William Aiken. last week.
Mrs Jennie Houghton and Miss I
Ethel Higley OF Brattleboro were
guests of Mrs. f. II. Brown last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Farr of West
\. H., are helping care
for d. L. Mansfield, who is very fee
bic.
Mrs. Charles Warwick and her
daughter, Ethel, of Putney visited
Mr.. and Mrs George Warwick last
week.
Syrup and sugar makers tags
labels and other things promptly and
printed at the Reformer
Print Shop, Il
Charles O'Nei of Hartland VT, I
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. X.
Crosby, and greeted other old friends
n town last week.
The L. n. II. circle met with Mrs.
ella Jennison Wednesday afternoon.
rhe next meeting will be with Mrs. t
VI. T.. Brown, March s. {
A sleighing party Of about 80
swedes of Brattleboro enjoyed 4
delightful dance Saturday evening. {
Feb. is, at Johnson's han in East ,
/
There is apparently a deal of think
ng about the coming town meeting, G
tut though many questions have been I
sked, no one seems TO want TO ex- I
'ress opinions. (
Mr.. Holt of Putney has taken pos I
ession and Is occupying the farm Y
e recently bought of DR. +. A.
'ownshend. and Mr.. Townshend has
one to his new farm in Westminster.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Il
VIII Kent died Thursday, Feb. 49,
he funeral was held Saturday, Feb. I
s, Rev. Mr.. Metcalf, pastor of the
f. f, church in Putney, ofiiciated, !,
'urial was in Putney,