Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-14
Price, 1888

town several days last week returned
to Brattleboro Saturday.
Mrs. Windsor Whitney visited hel
mother in the west village this weel
from Sunday to Wednesday.
The Misses Alice and May Barnes
of Westminster West returned to re-
sumo their studies Friday.
Professor Van Schaick, who is
teaching in Hoosick Falls, n, Y. is
spending his vacation in town.
E. w. Phillips is putting in the
posts on the veranda of his new house
in the north part of the village.
Miss Florence Sanders has gone
back to her work in Brattleboro, after
"a stay of several weeks at her
home.
Mrs. James Stoddard returned
Tuesday evening from visit of sew
eral weeks in Bellows Falls and
Chester.
Mrs. Harry Franklin visited in
Newfane last week. returning with
Mr.. Franklin from a business trip to
Bratteboro.
| A. E. Park has received an order
for hardwood lumber for chair stock
which will aid materially in disposing
| of his large supply.
C. H. Willard has about six hun
bred thousand feet of logs in his mill
/ yard, mostly hard wood, besides con-
siderable custom saving.
The gasoline engine purchased by
the Jennisons has been found to be
too small. They expect to send 1T
back and secure larger one.
Some of the officials of the grange
have gone into training. They met at
E. B. Batchelder's Friday evening and
at the town hall Wednesday even
ing.
1t is reported that the Harris pas
ture and sugar orchard, at one time in
the possession of Rev. NJ. F. Hardy,
has been purchased by the Evans
Brothers.
The spring meeting of the Central
S. S. association will be held this year
at the Baptist church in Brookline
Wednesday, April 26. Notices as to
program later.
postal card has been on exhibit
ton for several days in the local post
office, with the following address
'Townshend w. G. T. U. Superin-
tendent of Franchise"
e. H. Allbee is driving a new
horse on the coach which runs to the
depot. VIII Sparks drove the coach |
Monday while Mr. Allbee was
absent on his horse hunting expedi-
ton.
The frog orchestra has tuned up
and those who had not already come |
to the conclusion are now convinced |
that sugaring is about over for this I
year. Considerably less than an av-
erage crop has been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Attridge, and Mr.. /
Cooley of Williamsville We're in town
Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. |.
Lydia Walker. Mrs. Dale sang two
solos Messrs Attridge, Cooley, Per-
sons and Boutelle were bearers.
The Misses Grace and Addie Morse
we're i'm town Monday to superintend
he moving of some of their things
rom their former home in Harmony
lille. They were the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. F. l.. Lowe Monday night.
The custom which has prevailed for
several years of holding the Sunday
'vening services together, alternating s
'etween the two churches, was dis
continued tentatively Sunday even
ng, and each church held service by
tself.
Miss Esther Dale, who is studying !
music with her uncle. b. ]. Kenyon
n Brantford, Ontario sang at a con- t
ert recently in that city, and received
many compliments both as to the {
uality of her voice and her manner
f using it. +,
1t will doubtless be a source of .
ratification to the ladies to know that
'ownshend again has hat shop and
hat there will be no necessity for v
nyone to go bare headed. Miss ID. c
'. Grout of Athol who is not unknown
, the local wearers of feathers. held n
well attended opening at the Towns o.
end Inn Wednesday and Thursday.