Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08

Mr ana Mrs, w, ~, EuuS 49,
Thanksgiving with their son In Brat
tleboro.
Miss Blanche Brigham went Tues
day to Westminster for Visit WIN
friends.
Rev. C. u. r. Meacham's brother
from Newport. VI. has been visitins
him this week.
Fred chamberln. who has been In
town for several weeks. started Mon
day for New orleans. La.
Zina II. Allbee of Bellows Fails,
Judge of probate was In town We'd
nesday on official business.
Attorney l.. r. Pierce and John II.
| comjngs of South Londonderry were
In town Wednesday on business.
Miss Grout, the milliner, plans To
close out her stock In trade TINS week
and close her store for the season.
The Ladies' Home club will holi
their last meeting of the year win
Mrs. Hattie Winslow. Thursday Dec
a.
The first basket ball game of the
season is scheduled for Friday evening
Dec. 10. with Brattleboro aggrega-
ton.
The Hayden auction AT the Brigham
farm Tuesday was well attended ana
the various articles brought goon
price.
Mrs. W. ii. Miles. Mrs. Celia Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Greenwood and WIN
Sparks were Brattleboro passengers
Monday.
Miss Christa Park and Charley. who
have been visiting for few days IN
town returned Tuesday morning 10
Brattleboro.
There were union services at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing. but owing to weather conditions
the attendance was small.
Miss Amelia Hobart. who has been
visiting her sister Miss Myra. went
Monday to Guilford for a few days
before going west to spend the winter
Local physicians Tuesday removed
an adenoid growth from John Dale
throat. The patient is doing well and
will be out and shouting in Few days
The annual election of officers for
Rurchard post. number So. G.. A. r
will be held at Masonic hall In Towns
bend tomorrow. The election of ofiic-
ers for the w. r. C. will be held at
the same time and place.
The annual meeting of the Congre.
pational church and society is called
for Monday evening. Dec. Is. at
O'Clock at the chapel The usual bust
ness of the annual meeting is to b.
considered and large attendance Is
desired.
Miss Webster, the photographer, has
on exhibition at William Sparks's store
some sample 1906 calendars with loca
views mounted on them These make
very tasteful little presents to send
away They serve also to advertise
some of the attractions OF Townshehd
: II is cheerful to have people come
TO the correspondent and make known
. their desire to subscribe for the Re-
former The correspondent may mo
tice the subiunctive) be in a hurry. but
} time will be found someway to accom-
modate all who wish to subscribe. 80
; do not hesitate on that account.
: The grocery business seems TO b'
booming with the Harmonyville store
Whether larger quarters for the bust
ness were the cause or the effect OF tins
increase the result must be gratifying
: 10 Mr.. Knapp. and with the additiona
help of Adelbert Hutchinson, Har'
knoxville wants should be well sup
piled.
r, n. Marsh is of the opinion tina
The horse which stepped on his to'
recently is about the heaviest ANNA
In town. Mr.. Marsh Is FORTUNATE to b.
able to reach so definite conclusion
with the loss of only one nan
, Positive convictions have often cos
much more Rosco has not lost any
, time nor turned away any horses be
, cause of. his accident.
II certainly will. not be the fault o
, RoIla Phillips If the buildings abou
: town are not kept in good repair IN
latest lob has been the Singing OF th'
) house occupied by Fred Lawrence
, Speaking of improvements in build
, ings. reminds one of Judge Rutter''
) new stems, Mr.. Rutter is receivini
! many commendatory remarks not onl,
: as to the workmanship of the job, bu
) also as to the design. II Is understood
, that Rolla Phillips was on the advis
ory board Cor plank 1t is quite with
in the truth to say that the steps ar
3 unique in every respect
5 The new engine manufactured II
Fitchburg. Mass. which has just beer
set up at Wizards mill. is proving t
/, be very satisfactory. 1t has maxi
mum capacity of $50 horse power. an'
embodies the most improved feature
2 and devices of engine construction
L,
: square feet of floor space. not includ
ing the basement and when the ma
chimes are all set UP he viii be IL
position to carry on his own EXTENSIVE
. manufacturing interests and do what
ever custom work may come in. quick
Iy and we'll
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. a
Williams in Harmonyville was tn
scene of large and enthusiasm
Y party on Thanksgiving day. The fol
t lowing guests were present: Mrs. n.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Her
. rick and daughter from Greenfield
r Mass f. S. Hutchinson and F.
Hutchinson jr., from North Andovel
i, Mass: D. L. Hutchinson and son o
, Townshend; II. II. Curtis of tn
United States battleship Missouri
S. C. Curtis of Fitchburg, Mass, an
I Herbert Curtis Marguerite Curtis, Mrs
III. A. Bythrow and Mr.. f. A. Jones o
Townshend
:. All roads led to Townshend Inn OF
Thanksgiving day and Landlord Burk
served one of his fine dinners to
: party gathered from various places
n Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hastings of Spring
field. Mass. were the host and hostess
r The guests were j. II. Hastings o
9 Springfield Mr. and Mrs Holland
e Hastings of Athens. Mrs. Anna c. Car
and Charles II. Carr of West Towns
: bend Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Carr and tn
: Misses Hazel and Dorothy. Of vii
/ Evansville and Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Car
of Athens. Thirteen in all. but n
:, nervousness on account of the sup
= posed hoodoo of the number.
i "The Great Scott club is dead. Loni
live the Monday night club" Tn
o reading club. which passed through 1T
chrysalis stage of development as TIL