Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22

! The Hndnssnh league met fiiu"s
afternoon with Miss Stcbbins,
Miss Alice Davidson was at Dr. T.
l.. Osgood's n few days last Week
Mrs. Mary Phillips Is visiting In
Keene, n. H.. and Millers Falls. MASS
Mrs. Zlna cobb and Mrs, Charles
Austin were Brattleboro passengers
| Friday,
The Great Scott Reading club IL
scheduled TO reappear next TUESDAY
evening,
Mrs. A. A. Blood is I'm Pittsiield,
Me. visiting her daughter Mrs. ffeu
| i.andman,
DR. and Mrs. osgood drove to
south Londonderry last Thursday, re-
turning Friday,
Quincy Cobb of Jamaica Is helping
Roscoe Marsh for few days In ms
blacksmith shop.
Byron Thompson of White PANS,
~. Y. is boarding at the Townsheha
Inn for a few weeks.
A. Il. Park is able to get around
quite handily now and rode up TO ms
mill one day last week
DR. and Mrs. Parker and son, Ed
win. returned last Monday to thelr
home in Fitchburg. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed and daugh-
ter. Ruth returned from Amstef-
dam, n. Y. Friday evening.
Mrs Susan Willard made sexen-
Mai visit to Brattleboro last week IN
company with Miss Bushnell.
u r Batchelder is building "A
combination henhouse and corn barn.
4. w. Phillips is doing the work
SnnlpfGDn
land son, Willie, from savannah, Ga,
are visiting AT Royal Sanderson's.
Mrs. Hayden accompanied her
nephew, f. A. Snow, back TO broe sn.
ton. Mass. Tuesday for short VISIT
Misses Nina and Cora Morse have
finished their visit at ARA Henson >
and returned to their home IN Wlhhaii,
Mr. and Mrs James Stoddard ana
Miss Mabel are in Boston Vlsltlis
Mrs. Mckay. Their house IN town Is
closed
Miss Alice Goodell of Amherst,
Mass. who has been at Mrs wilson
for a few days went To hef hoiie
Monday.
Mrs. win Willard and son, ROBERT,
who have been visiting for several
weeks in town, have returned to thelr
home in Brattleboro.
Miss Myra Hobart has. had the
wagon shed taken down from inc
southeast corner of her Darn irNihs
Watson did the work,
Edwin Harris expected TO return
this week from his visit in Schuyler
willie N. y, but was unable to DO so
ION account of sickness
Mrs. Reed and daughter Of Provi-
l,ax
lat f. w. Phillips's for several weeks
returned to their home Friday.
The slight dampness noticeable in
The atmosphere during the week re-
suited In a fall of rain which amount
i ed 70 three and one-third inches
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Willard are es-
tablished in their new apartments on
the second floor of the house occupied
Inv Miss May Willard and her moth
er
/ The fish cart which Phelps 4
Reebe sprung on the trade last Fri
dav is the newest thing in town. IL
lis all right. We hope they VIII paint
1t red
/ Mrs. j. II. Pangborn and son ana
Mrs. E. j. Severson. who have been
visiting at r. W. Beebe's. returned
Hast Friday to their homes In Alta
mont. n. Y.
Mrs. J. G. Broughton of Bloomfield,
N. J.. and Mrs. John Collard OF Ho--
boken, n. j.. who have been visiting at
Charles Gray's, have returned 70
their homes.
Miss Grout of Athol, Mass, who
conducted millinery store IN tne
Townshend Inn last season. has rent
ed rooms from Miss Myra Hobart,
and has opened her store
Leonard Frazier has finished work
for Julian Taft. Later in the season
he expects to take six weeks trip
to Porto Rico with his father. DE-
Frazier, of Amsterdam. N. T.
Fred Gilbert. who intends to enter
the Crozier Theological seminary
near Philadelphia this fall, is in
! town for a short visit with his fath-
er at j. b. Derry's in Harmonyville.
Rev. L. o. F. Cote preached again
at the Baptist church last Sunday IN
the evening at union service Mr..
Cote gave an account of his CONVEX
sion from Catholicism to Protestant
ism.
Frank Gray said when he started
for Sioux Falls, So. Oak, that he was
that it is a long trip to make' for
work" but we are of the opinion
that Frank will find what he went
after-"good hunting
Friday evening of last week was
corn-roast night for the seminary
people. The grave and dignified SEN
iors'' climbed Roaring brook ravine
to enjoy their feast and invited the
faculty to go with them. The fresh
men went up the West river to cele-
brate their solemnities So far as
known no disasters occurred and all
reached home sooner or later
Twill the correspondent of the Re-
former from this place tell us where
1.-THE citizen to whom he gave the title
of colonel received his promotion !
Was it for bravery on sea or land !
We would like to be up-to-date IN
1.-The most recent news events. FROM
the Phoenix, September 1oth we
sympathize with the contemporary IN
the desire to be 'up-to-date in the
most recent news events ana we
would be very glad indeed to gratify
this neighborly interest and assist
lour co-laborer in keeping up with the
news of the day, but inasmuch as the
title in question is one of some ~
wears standing we fear that time and
space will not permit of our under
taking the task We gladly make this
statement of fact, however. and hope
the correspondent for our esteemed
contemporary will feel perfectly free
Ito make any use of it that seems fit
ting in the heralding of recent news
events.
EormaIities Observed at Seminary.
Well. the faculty and students of
Leland & Gray seminary are no long
err strangers in their environment.
The formalities have been complied
with and the social usages which like