Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-10
A Sample of Spruce Timber.

SAMPLE Of Spruce TIMBER
Frank T. Eddy cut recently on ms
wood lot a spruce tree that iheasu.u
three feet I'm diameter on the s'uip,
and produced eight logs. measu," in ="
all nearly 1900 feet. Win SUI Inn
her as this growing In Town .ne '"'"
bar business ought to flourish.
, = Derry of Grafton was In town
Friday. ,,.,,ane
Miss Bertha Phillips Is In Ne"ia"e
for a few days visiting friehus'
Miss Margaret Curtis is working a.
Wilbur +. Knapp's In Harmohy'he
Edward Harris has returned from
visit with his sister, Mrs. Mauiie'
Ware. ., thu
Miss Josie Taft is working AZ .ne
n,stoffice during the absence VI M
Cutler. .,,rned
Mrs Mary Phillips has Returned a
from a visit with relatives III Wai''
boro o,
The Dorcas guild met this ween
With Mrs. f, L. Osgood on lhui ''"'
afternoon. u,
Erpest Allen of Jamaica was III
town Thursday of last Week. e"ii'''e
on friends. n,
Miss Lane. one of the teachers a.
or,inarv spent the day MONDAY
/ In Newfane. 49,
THE Ladies' Home club met at MIS-,
Da,e's Wednesday afternoon
was good attendance
Miss Jennie Western, who Is WORK
ING for Mrs. c. II. Willard. spent sun
day at her home in LandgroVe'
The bride and groom are back IRON
their iourneyings and are saieiy SCI
fled at their home in SimpsohViile.
Mrs A. A. Blood who has been WIS
Iiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred Laii UNA,
In Pittsfield. Maine. returned this weeh
Mrs. Austin, who makes her hohle
With a son in Brookline. has been Wis
ting her son, Charles, at Harinohs
vile.
Rev e. NJ. Wiswell was In Town
lcotnrdav with load Of fine lookihs
tnrnips grown on his farm IN Ne"
fame. -
Dr and Mrs. +. l.. Osgood went ~
ca,,tn londonderry Tuesday night
returning on the morning tram wen
nesday. ,,,.
Eupene Cudworth has moved ms
fa,nilv 70 the O'Brien house IN f1ar
knoxville. recently vacated by W. r.
Knapp :, n,
Tho water tank at WIZARDS mn
has been raised to correspond WIN .ns
larger nroportions Of the standard
guage locomotives.
Charles Cutler. d. ID. G. NJ. wen.
Wednesday to Wilmington ana o.i,e,
towns in THAT section of the county
on official business
A meeting of the baseball associa-
tion has been called for FRIDAY even
ing of this week All the members are
requested to be present
w r. Hubbard. W. NJ. Of Columbia
I,odpe No. SO. f. & A. NJ. OF Brattie-
boro visited Blazing star lodge AT i's
regular meeting Nov. Z.
Principal Lewis was in Boston sew
oral DAVIS last week, returning Moh-
day evening. Owing to his absence
there were no classes SATURDAY
DIR Merritt Eddy of Readsboro Win
his wife and child came to town tues
day for visit with Mr., Eday pai
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w ii. EDDY
we had our first snow storm sun
dav evening and Monday morning, pu'
as the snow soon changed INTO ram
the winter was of short duration.
Herbert Curtis of Cornish Flats
N H.. known to his fellow laboorers as
somewhat enlarged edition or ION
Thumb. is working. at WIZARDS mill
Mrs. A. II. Brasor of Brattleporc
lis giving vocal lessons at the SEMINARY
on Wednesdays Of each week. oh'
uses the mixed as means OF trahspor-
ttion.
John Colburn principal of the Burr
and Burton seminary was In town th'
first of the week, to visit his sister
Mrs O. w. Folett He returned
Tuesday.
Mrs George Shines father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wood. IRON
; Putney. who We're called here by tht
!. death of Mr.. Shine, have returned te
;. their home
= The oyster supper given in the yes
= try of the Baptist church by the La
j dies Aid society Tuesday evening was
e well patronized and deserved to be 1ol
. it was a good supper.
: Miss Susan Ross has returned from
& visit in Worcester. Newtonville, Lit
D Teton and Boston. The many Towns'
bend friends of Miss Hannah Ross
. will be grieved to learn that hel
health is not very good.
Rev. C. d. r. Meacham. Fred Ran
dali and Mrs. Randall were the rep
resentatives from Townshend at TN
4 meeting Tuesday in South NeWIan'
| of the Windham County Central sun
day School association. "A goo'
!. meeting was reported.
Messrs. f. B. Batchelder, A. A. Ma
I son and f. H. Willard made pilgrim
. age This week to Deacon Follette's new
barn, They took their dinners ant
STAYED all day and presumably dit
much work, and possibly spun a few
4 warns. The deacon is keeping opel
barn for all such pilgrims, and appre
i ciates their company as well as thei
,. help.
The expected has at last happened
and Wizards new engine has arrived
The railroad officials deposited !
Wednesday forenoon on the siding a
the mill. The timbers for the addition
and enlargement are already beins
put into place. and the work will b.
II pushed along to as speedy a compile
e ton as possible. Haynes Sanders Il
% attending to the carpenter work.
V The local pastors have received al
e invitation to meet with the minister
s of Brattleboro and vicinity Monday
Nov. 10. at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms il
Brattleboro for the purpose of form
ling. il deemed advisable. an interde
lnominational ministers association. 4
. meet at regular intervals and conside
: such subjects as may be of mutua
interest and profit. The Brattlebor'
4 pastors are the instigators of thi
movement.
The Standard Oil Company's tanl
wagon from Jamaica was in town Tues
day delivering oil to the merchants
IlUntil recently the oil for local con
sumption was distributed from Brat
llflehorn. but since the COMPLETION o