Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-20

Mrs Abbie =. tart VINO mas peeh
I'm. Is improving.
Mrs. Jennie c. Pierce returned from
Holyoke saturday,
D. H. Kendriek of Amherst Mass"
was In town Tuesday
Miss r. Katherine Booth returned
from Holyoke Tuesday.
T.. f.. Blood spent several DAYS AZ
Newton. Mass. last week.
Mr.. Parsons of Newton. Mass, was
a guest of T. f. Blood last week.
Miss +. MAY Buzzell is prepared to
do millinery work ut her home
Mrs. A. C. Patterson of Waterbury
Is visiting her parents, Mr. ana Mrs'
II. l., Scott.
Miss Jennie NJ. Hills of Fitchburg'
Mass, visited Mrs. Sarah u. Holton
from Friday till Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Whitney ana
Mrs. Eta Howard of Bellows rams
were In town "Wednesday.
f. O. Pierce has sold his house to
Judson Derry of Townshend. VINO Will
move his family here soon.
Miss Fanny Phillips and Mrs. FL
vira Field of Dummerston spent Fri
day at Mrs. Dorr Clough's.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson went SATURDAY
TO Montpelier for visit AT her
daughters. Mrs. V. a. Dotys.
Presiding Elder w. NJ. Newton VIII
hold a quarterly conference at the
parsonage Monday at a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Warnock OF
Holvoke. Mass spent part OF Thufs-
day and Friday at W. A. Coles
Mrs. ole Johnson and child OF
Springfield, who have been visiting IN
town. returned home Tuesday
The Congregational parsonage is
being improved by n coat of paint
Fred Crawford is doing the work.
Rev. \. S. Buzzell is attending the
Interdenominational Sunday school
convention at St. Johnsbury this week
Frank Young. who has been clerk al
A. NJ. Corser's store, has position IN
the telephone exchange as night OPP
orator.
The Ladies' Missionary circle of the
Baptist church will meet next tues
lday afternoon in the ladies parior az
3 o'clock
f. f. Britton of Westmoreland. n.
II has been employed as clerk at
Corser g. Britton's store He began
work Monday.
The staging on the new schoolhouse
gave way last Thursday about noon
and men, mortar, bricks etc. We're
thrown to the ground. No one was
seriously hurt.
John A. Sanford who was attacked
and seriously hurt by a two-year-olu
Guernsey bull, is improving. He had
one rib broken another cracked ana
his right shoulder badly fractured,
Mrs. ]. F. Washburn is spending the
week at Boston, Mass with her
daughter. Fannie Washburn. and Will
also visit her mother, Mrs. c. VIII
comb. at Chester, n H.. before her
return.
The members of Protective grange
lof Rrattleboro will visit Putney
grange tonight and furnish the pro-
gram Supper will be served. Putney
grange expects TO give an entertain
ment in the near future.
Milo whitney. Miss Florence Whit
Iney and Mrs. Lucy Jackson TOOK q
carriage drive to Keene, \. H.. sun
dav leaving Mrs Jackson. who will
spend several weeks there with her
daughter. Mrs. A. H. Jackson.
Miss Cora Kathan. who is teaching
i'm the high school at Springfield. Vt,
came home Saturday TO remain over
sunday. Miss kathan has procured
rooms at Springfield and Mrs. Abbie
Kathan will spend the fall with her
there.
f. E. Blood has sold to Miss Whit
ing of Newton, Mass, the fine driving
pair of bay mares named You Know
and | Know He has also sold to
Newton parties Black Max. belonging
to Miss S. E. White, and bay morse
to C. f. Hallrone of Brighton: Mass
The horses were shipped TUESDAY
Fred r. Pember of Washington. ID.
q who has position in the depart
ment of agriculture, came home sat
urday for months vacation. MI
Pember came by the way or Albany:
n Y. and spent Saturday and part OF
Sunday with A. G. Houghton ana VS.
ted his uncle. Emmett Pember. al
Wells, Vt.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
last Sunday the pastor preached the
first of a series of revival sermons
His text was, Awake, and there We're
evidences of an awakening among the
church members. His topic next
sunday will be Certain Scientific
Marks of a Genuine Revival. Miss
Elizabeth F. Lewis. choir director ana
soloist.
BAPTIST church. Rev. A ). Buzzeli
nastor. Young Mems Praying banu
: 10 a. M; preaching at 10:45, sermon
: nv Rev. E, E. Barrett. Special MUSIC
. by the choir. assisted by Miss Luiu
Jarrett: Il M. Bible school; p. m
: service on West hill; $50. founs
; pennies Society of Christian Endeav'
, or. nraise service: 1870. union service
, at the Congregational church. ser
: mon by Rev. w. NJ Newton. presiding
elder of the NJ, F. church.
The Bradford opinion of oct: L
: contains the opening chapters of DR.
charlton's Ompompanoosuc farlsi
story. taking up the prehistoric, earn
settlers and early religious dlfierehees
\ Tho Opinion SAYS: .Dr. Charlton j
a native of far away Sweden, OF oi'
|, viking stock, himself a world,wlo
I traveller a lecturer on popular. inter-
ary and philosophical topics. IRE
4, oueut contributor to popular maya
! zines the founder of the Glouceste
u T,ishermen's institute. minister o
tba gospel who came to Vermont 10
e the benefit of his health about wv
o years ago. was stationed at uniol
!. Village. where the material for thi
e ;nteresting story was gathered
e etIu c0PD CENTER.