Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-13

Isabel Verne are guests at the Me'ho-
dist parsonage.
Miss +. May Buzzell, who has been
visiting In Fitchburg Mass" re'"'"''
home Monday.
George Warboys of Williamstown,
Mass, visited AT the home OF chhrie'
Vebber last week.
c, =, willard, Il. II. Huntley, II. ~
Blood and w. G., Treadway ATTENDED
the Claremont fair.
T.. A. Starr OF Fitchburg, MASS
came TO Il. Il. Blood's Sunday night
returning Wednesday.
Mr. Ellison was hurt by truck faii
Ing on him Thursday cutting gash
In his head and face.
Mrs. Fannie Hunt Of West Spring
field, Mass, came Tuesday To spehd q
week AT Dorr Clough's.
Il. Il. Blood and +. A. starr OF
Fitchburg. Mass. took carriage
drive To Newfane Tuesday.
Miss Clara Grover of Springheid
Mass. spent few days with her aunt
Mrs, T.. =. Sawyer. this week.
! r.. r.. Blood expects to erect large
barn at his place In the near future
The ground has been staked out this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs w, A. Cole went t'
! Holyoke Wednesday TO attend inc
wedding of their daughter MISS
! Una winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Bridgman, Miss
Bridgman and Miss Ruth Bridgman OF
Keene, n. H.. were guests nj John +
Clark's Sunday.
. ma
! her father, j. H. Kimball of Mari
boro. n. H., spent Friday at Mrs. Ad'
ams's home here.
The singing by Rev. Il. L. Barrett
and Miss Barrett at the union service
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Britton nave
moved from Brattleboro into the war
wick tenement recently vacated oa
Mrs. Ellen Patterson.
Mrs. Calista Bangs of Brattlebor'
inspected Col. w. II. Greenwood cam
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bangs was .h'
guest of Mrs. +. =. sawyer during hel
stay In town.
Mr. and Mrs C. II. willard, former
residents. are spending Few Gays a
the hotel. Mrs. Willard Went Tuesday
1
Mrs, Frances Tefts.
Mrs. Doane, who has been visitint
her son. DR.. l. r. Doane. went tt
Springfield. VT. to visit her son, DR.
10. B. Doane. before returning to me-
home i'm Worcester Mass.
Raptist church. Rev. A. S. BuZzell
pastor: 10 a. m. Young Mems Pray
ing band: 1876, preaching by the pas
tor, Christian Time pieces; IL m. 81
bile school: y. m, service on Yves
hill The Value of the Church 10 I'M
Community: s 80 y. m, Christian I'm
Ideavor: 1880 p. m, union service AT NJ
T.. church. preaching by Rev. MI
EuZzell, subject. our Greatest Need
Service at the Methodist churci
Sunday morning may be of more thai
local interest. The pastor will preaci
a modern revival sermon from yer!
ancient text. Miss f. C. Lewis o
Brattleboro will have charge of TN
music and Miss Evans is expected I,
assist. Rev A. S. Buzzell will preacl
at the union service In the evening.
The fourth entertainment of tn
Social Union course was given Wed
nesday evening. Miss Abbie Ma,
Evans on her second appearance, her'
as reader was enthusiastically re
IceiVed and every NUMBER encofeu.
was Miss Isabel Nerne's first appear
iance before a Putney audience and ne
solos were much enjoyed by all. Sh'
will be cordially welcomed If sh'
comes again.
The closing entertainment in TN
Social Union series will be given wed
nesday evening at the town nan
Special music will be provided. DR.
f,harlton'S leef,Ire Among the Au
thors, will include his Interpretation
of Rudyard Kipling. Elizabeth Stuar
Phelps and others. perhaps exhibiting
samples of the clay from which somt
of these authors heroes have beer
made