Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15
Death Of Alfred Robinson.


Death Of Alfred Robinson.
Alfred Robinson. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Z. w. Robinson who came to this town
about six weeks ago, died Friday morn
ing after weeks illness with acute
rheumatism around the heart His age
was years, 6 months. and IL days.
and he was am only child. Being a
bright little fellow, he had already won
a good many friends about town. The
funeral was held at c. +. Polley's Sun
day at ! o'clock, Rev. w. ]. Wilkins
officiating The nterment was at Pine
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. C. C. Ramsey was in Boston
last week.
Thomas Raleigh was in Bellows Falls
Wednesday.
Mrs C. A. Gray visited in Brattle-
boro last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Hall are guests
at Warren Halls
Harry Jeffords of Plymouth is visit
at his home here.
]. H. Wetherbee has resigned from
the board of health.
Miss Grace Dolan is visiting relatives
in East Wallingford. VT.
William Ferrin left Monday for a
months fishing in Maine.
Miss Sarah Bailey is on two weeks
visit in st. Johnsbury. VT.
Rev. Charles Temple of Rockport,
Mass, is at his home here.
Arthur Chavonelle has returned from
an extended visit in Canada.
Miss Frances Russell of Springfield
is visiting old acquaintances
Miss Mamie Redding has been Wis
iting relatives in Burke. N. Y.
Miss Alice Hyde visited her broth
er, Ira Hyde. the first of the week.
w. F. Robertson has returned from
business trip in New York city.
Miss Rose Kilheart has returned
from visit with relatives in Athol.
Lester Fennesy of New York came
Wednesday for visit with relatives.
Edward Sanderson of Waterbury,
Conn. is visiting at d. L. Sanderson's.
C. F. Bennett of Fort Edward, N. Y,
is spending week with Stephen Ter
ry.
Miss Margaret Conner of Hyde Park,
Mass, has been visiting at James
O'Brien's.
The depot is receiving new coat
of paint which greatly improves 1t in
appearance.
Harry Dole has returned to his home
in Arlington. Mass after spending most
of the summer at S. o. Davenport's.
Miss Madylon Stearns went to
Brockton. Mass. last week to resume
her studies in a commercial school.
Mrs Maurice Purcell has returned
from visit with friends in Ludlow,
VT
The Baptist church is undergoing
repairs and receiving a new coat of
paint.
Miss Lila Tacey has returned from
an extended stay in Northampton, |
Mass.
Mrs. John Cole of Meriden is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs Bauch-
oine.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Splain and |
daughter have been visiting in Fitch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Aldrich and Ella |
Hall were recent visitors in North
ampton.
j. A. Pooler and family have re-
Ellis. Me-
Quite a number from here attended
the minstrel show at Brattleboro Sat-
lrday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Mcdonald have
from two weeks visit in
Brandon. VT I.
Miss Maud Staples of Keene, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. L. H. Davenport
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Smith was called to
Clinton, Mass, Saturday by the illness
If her sister. /
Mrs Jane Mann and P. H. Mann
rave been visiting relatives in Rutland
md Wallingford. VT.
Mark Mann is having some post /,
ards made of views of the primevaI
orests on Mt. Pisgah.
Henderson Streeter. who will be SO
7ears old this month. took his first au- /.
Omobile ride last week.
The hose team is making prepara-
ions for entering the races at the
Greenfield fair Sept. 81. .
Posters are out announcing the VAL .
ey Fair at Brattleboro. Wednesday ]
nd Thursday. Sept. 81 and 2S.
The open season on squirrels begins e
oday The open season on cartridges y
viii not begin until October 1. r
Miss Gertrude Goss is assisting at |;
'olley's boarding house in place of
fiss Ada Blood who is on a vacation. G
Quite a number attended the kitch- s
n dance at the home of Archille Ma I,
Or on Brattleboro road Saturday night. o
Rev. W. ]. wilkins was called to t
.eene Tuesday to attend the funeral of "
is daughter-in-law. Mrs. Lillian A.
Wilkins. %
Miss Harriet Knapp accompanied h
v friend. Mrs. Phillips. visited her N
arents Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Knapp {,
st week. f.
Misses Nellie Dempsey and Lizzie II
urcell have returned from Kenebunk- e.
Drt. Me-. where they have been dur ~
IL the summer. ~
H. T. Fisher. manager of the Granite SC
tate Moving Machine company, is on p
two weeks business trip in Maine n,
nd Massachusetts,.
There will be an auction sale of per-
NAL property at the home of the late b,
ucius Doolittle on Mortified Road, ri
aturday at D. m. us
Flyers are out announcing the ex- al
lrsion rates to the Concord fair to be :. ~
I'D Sept. 1915, inclusive. The round -'
in from Hinsdale is $3.50. W.
Miss Eva wellman is is Brattleboro ri