Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-01

WuTTeH flelu.
George u, Mattoon OF Worcester has
spent his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Mattoon, return-
ing this week.
Miss Jessie Alexander daughter of
Frank Alexander from Worcester, is
the guest OF Mrs. George Holton In
East Mortified
John Mattoon is painting his house
and b. +, Field is painting and grad
Ing the lawn, making both places
more attractive.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green from
New York city We're expected this
week to visit their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Green.
Miss Carrie r. Russell has taken a
position as teacher In one of the grad
ed schools at Millers Falls and begins
her work Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella b. Tufts is visiting in
West Chesterfield. She will be EN-
ployed In the family of Dr. n. p.
Wood on her return.
Mrs. Cornelia Walker has sold a
lot adjoining her property on High
land avenue to the Young Woman's
Christian association of Lowell.
Fred Adams has the stakes placed
for three new houses north of Ned
Graves's at West Mortified and has
begun building one house.
Miss Elizabeth O'Keefe, a telegraph
operator from Greenfield. has been a
recent guest of the Campbells. but
has now returned to her home.
Thomas McHugh, who has been
great sufferer with blood poisoning in
his hand for several weeks. has gone
10 hospital to have the little finger
removed.
Our deaf and dumb friend. Frank
Streeter lost his horse last week and
he has been assisted by the sympa-
thizing townspeople in purchasing
another
A party of sixteen. chaperoned by
Mrs. Boyer. went on a pleasure ex-
cursion from East Mortified to Mt.
one of the party.
Mrs. Clark from New Haven. Conn.,,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles white. Mrs. Clarks hus-
band is the son of Kate Upson Clark,
the talented authoress.
The summer home which was occu-
pied by DR.. Bridges of New Jersey
with over so boys. has been closed
for the season as the party have re-
turned to New Jersey.
Miss Maud Merriman has been en-
gagged as the teacher in district NO.
8, Upper Farms. Miss Merriman has
lately taken course of instruction at
the summer school at Hyannis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Taylor have
moved to Orange. where they have
house and will probably live there
this winter. They have left many
friends in town who regret their de-
parture.
Mrs. Charles Blackner has been
taken to the Farren hospital Monta-
que, and her many friends hope Tor
speedy recovery from her aff1iction
of a stroke of paralysis affecting her
left side.
Miss Sarah Graves and Miss Jo-
sephine Wright from Quincy, Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. Eliza Banks.
Miss Graves is sister OF Mrs. BANKS
and was a resident of Northfield Tor
many years.
| Miss Florence Shepard sailed from
New York ON the Winifredian LOT
Aintab, Turkey, where she VIII JOIN
her parents. who are missionaries 10
Gated there. Miss Shepard was stu
dent at the seminary.
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been travelling on the continent. nave
returned lately to Florence. Mr. Free
visited Northfield many times dur
| INC the pastorate of his brother III
the unitarian church several years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n Kidder Mr. ana
Mrs Herbert Read and the Tolman
family have gone to Chesterneid lake
where thew will spend weeks vaca-
tion some Of their friends have gone
over to enjoy days outing whiie
they are there.
One of the old landmarks on North,
fold mountain was recently DESTROYED
nv fire It was the homestead owned
~ William Fellows The family had
snent few weeks vacation tnele
hut had returned to their hoiiie III J.,
Iange. There was some nay storeo III
the barn, which was total ioSs'
The public schools will all peslli
Tuesday with the exceptloii " az
oantre school which will be delayed a.
Saast a week by the incompleted re-
,,airs On the building. The school IN
hat building will begin September u
,,nless further notice is given other-
wise.
Mr. Martin who lives on Eass
VT racantlv fell from the roof OF
r 8 Schelrs residence. striking ~,
the .tile flooring He sustained SEVERE
saro;ns and bruises and is to pc con-
arat,iated that he escaped Win 80
sa,v iniuries. He is able to pc aoou'
with the help of crutcnes.
rhare was an auction sale this week
80 n,aadow land belonging to the es-
- 80 ~ Elisha Alexander from inc !
J tar hall steps and Charles Il. flelu
uu"" the purchaser of the l-s acre
.oai In Great meadow for SlZo, tile
pail tract of az acres in Pocnans
s,.na nurchased by N Dwight Alexan .
m H for 1927 and the 12% acre tra oo
IN Pochang by G. F. Moody 1or SiVV
an acre.
Inward Smith from Kiowa' nan
,s tho guest of his brother, w. "
sas' IN west Northfield, and mas
Ealing on his old FRIENDS mere;
psu cnith in his boyhood days li'eu
f co., several years in the family y,
BEACON Charles l.. Hoitoh anu Io,,t
70 Kansas 2S years ago, locatlns IT.
100 miles ahead OF the at,Ia owner
is now large iand anu man
ia q successful business MAIL
Although it may be true that so dae
hears do not always attack .ne NO,
fenceless. the residents IN oul sofe
i district are bound to be on the rs sa,e
e aiSe and take guns, etc, when goin q,
through the pastures for or berries ssar that al
cows. On account OF the lie aear 81 the
. generally prevails. not oneni will
usua ;o,ad and the knowledge tnat n ~,
be p Isrin has met his proper fate VII
he received giauN'
Milton o. Perham OF ANU Atho
Miss Ames were married III III racant
Thursday. Mr.. PERKINS, - .ne ord az.
purchaser Of Simpson I'M PERSONA