Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08


able TO move her arms quite freely,
hui could not walk. 1t is expected
that the effects will pass off and that
Mrs. Johnson will be little, II any,
the worse for the experience.
viii Sparks went to Brattieporo
Wednesday.
Rev. r d. Davies of Newfane was
in town Friday.
]. b. Derry was home from Puthey
to spend Labor day.
The Dorcas guild met at the chapei
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Harriet Fletcher visited in
Newfane Wednesday.
Nav Howe returned last week from
a visit i'm Brattleboro.
Col. Miles has recently purchased
horse of Park Holland.
Mr.. Truesdel is making some re-
pairs on his dwelling house.
Miss Bertha Phillips is working IN
Newfane during court time.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker of Fitchburg,
Mass, are at A. A. Mason's.
Mamie Ware is home from Bellows
Falls for a two weeks vacation.
Townshend plays Bondville at Raw
sonville Saturday. September 3.
Miss Lane. one of the teachers in
the seminary, returned last week.
Mrs. J. B. Derry. Misses Alice and
Sylvia were in Brattleboro SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith of Brattle-
boro spent Sunday at Fred Willards.
Mrs. Lemuel Van Schaick went Mon
day to her home In Hoosick Falls, n.
Y.
Miss Esther Mcdonald began her
school i'm Athens Tuesday September
5.
Mrs. C. w. Toilette and Miss Orinda
Dale visited in Manchester the first of
the week.
George Butler is working at Will
lards mill and boarding at b. b.
Brighams.
Mrs. Lillian Gregg was in Brattle-
boro Monday and Tuesday for visit
with friends.
Postmaster Cutler has a letter di-
rected to Mrs. Katrina Bratzer Town
Vest End, VT.
Frank Eddy has been running the
big saw at the Park mill since Mr..
Parks accident.
Mrs. Newton anu tWo thiiulSi gu"
Miss Mary Holbrook went Wednesday
to Andover, Mass.
The seminary year opened Tuesday,
about IS students.
Miss Park and her boy, Charley. re-
turned Saturday to Brattleboro. MISS
Parks school opened this week.
Frank Rand has the job of trans
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west part of the town.
Mrs. J. H. Ware and daughter. Lau-
ra returned Monday evening from
visit in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. Charles Prince and child re-
turned Tuesday to Boston after VISIT
of several weeks in town.
The many friends of Mrs. c. H. Will
lard will be glad to know that she is
gaining slowly but surely.
The friends of Henry Franklin will
be glad to learn of the increase in pen
sion. which he has recently received.
Mrs. Edwin Harris went Monday to
the hospital in Brattleboro for treat
ment. DR.. Osgood accompanied her.
Mrs. L. o. Reed has completed her |
Iabors at Newfane and taken a room |
with Mrs. Celia Cutler at the Twitch-
ell house
Holly Wilson went to Brattleboro /
Monday and began work the next |
for the Dewitt grocery COM
pany.
Mrs. Hitchcock of Palmer, Mass,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
A. E. Park. returned to her home sat
lrday.
Mrs. Hattie Winslow has returned
% her home to live and her daughter.
Mrs. Susie Atwood of Rock Island, ILL.,.
S with her.
Mrs. Doans and her two children,
who have been boarding at Mrs. Dut-
on's have returned TO their home in In
Annapolis. Ind.
Miss Margaret Sheppard. who has
,een visiting Miss Esther Dale. re-
urned Saturday TO her home in Gil
Mass. h
Frank Phelps was in Chester over
Sunday. Mrs. Phelps and child re-
urned with him Tuesday from a visit
II her home.
Royal Sanderson reports the rain
all for August as 2Iz inches In the
s hours beginning Saturday night 81
inches Of water fell. |,
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