Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-10
TOWN sHEND.
Basketball Events-Sudden Depart
ure Somewhat Regretted.

wns unnecessarily rough NJ TIMES
ThIs was the last home game OF inc
season.
The basketball team from the sem
mary. with a party of loyal "footers ,
went To West Brattleboro and PLAYED
the academy totm return sane'
winning by the narrow margin Oh one
point, 22-2l.
The town has lost another resi-
dent. In the departure OF It's efsl-
while citizen. Joe" Bean. Mr.. Bean,
during his stay, lived on the Shattuck
place In the northern part Oh the
| town. But Mr. Bean, coming 10 tne
conclusion that the state OF New
Hampshire offered certain ,nuuVu
ments to n man of his attaiii'neh's'
and not being willing to miss y"
great opportunities, and being more
over n man of prompt action seme
times, stood not on the order Oh ms
going, but went nj once, swiifS ~,
lentIy, not stopping even 10 pa
odieu TO his creditors. II Is only
moderate statement OF the iac's Oh
the case, probably, to say that ,pey
regret his untimefy departure How
ever Il is understood that MI Pnii-
In. tho constable, has secured n few
mementoes. which are TO be disposed
~ NJ the Townshend Inn Saturday
Eeh II. Mr.. Hutchinson, who recent
lIy moved from one of Ed. Dunhams
sorms TO the Fred Lowe house. mas
moved now to the Shattuck place re-
Gently vacated by Mr. Bean.
Miss Era Austin is working al
Charles Cutters.
Guy Bardwell has been visiting d"
Irving Watson's for few DAYS
Miss Edith and Miss Florence san
ders were home Sunday from brat'ie-
boro.
ROYAL Sanderson has been conhned
IN the house by illness for a number
of days.
Albert Franklin has been suffering
from severe cold and confined TO
the house.
Miss Gusta Fessenden, who mas
been sick for several weeks, is sun
confined to her bed.
Some of the young people rented
the town hall Saturday evening ana
, enjoyed social hour.
The students of the seminary are
planning for valentine social next
Tuesday evening, Feb. IA.
Mrs. Reuben Phillips and grand :
daughter. Mildred, are visiting re'a-
| tiyes in Millers Falls, Mass.
daughter of Aston Gushing was
i quite severely burned short time
} ago. and has been under the doctor
care.
| Rev and Mrs. nj. F. Hardy, former
> ly of this place, but now located al
East Jaffrey, n. H., were In town re-
, Gently.
! Harlan Phelps of Grafton visited
his niece, Mrs. Fred Livermore, last
week. Mrs. Livermore is gaining
, slowly,
Mrs. Davidson of Newfane was a
, visitor in town last week, and at
. tended the roll call at the Baptis'
I church.
Pearl Dutton was home from the
Mt. Hermon school at Northheid te
spend Sunday with his mother, MIS-
: Dutton.
! Deacon c. Q. Stebbins, who has
Ibeen confined to- the house with a
IFbroken rib and other complications IL
able to be out again
e The snow rollers were busy Mon
day afternoon and Tuesday, but the
+ roads have not yet regained thei'
former fine condition
A Mary Ware has completed mel
e course at the Albany Business colieg;
and Is SpenuiHS Lew @SSn' 90 'N'''
before taking a position.
: Leonard Fraser, who cut his shlf
I while choppng for Fred Reed ha!
v gone to his home in Amsterdam, y
Y. The wound is still troubling MN
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cutler on Monday night, Feb
la. Mrs. Lizzie Rand is caring FOL
Mrs. Cutler and the new 'postmas
"a ter"
Mrs. O. w. Toilette, who has beer
e absent several weeks under treatment
9 for a nervous trouble, returned las
week. considerably improved u
q health.
J. Miss Eta Cobb has finished he
school in the Holland district. Orer
Il Smith, who taught the upper grad
: in the village school, has gone Il
Il Brattleboro.
Mrs. Irving Watson, who was op-
h Grated on at the Mary Fletcher nos
pital in Burlington last week. is get
S ting along nicely and hopes to be abb
G to come home in a few weeks.
John Adams, one of the '04 gradu
ates of the seminary, is at home II
Whdham attending to a case O
o. measles. Mr.. Adams has been attend
ling the Albany Business college.
h AT the annual meeting of the Ha'
!, dassah league Mrs. r. d. Phillips was
elected president, Mrs. r. M. MARSH
y vice president, Miss May WIZARD
IT secretary, and Miss Cora Mason
treasurer
n Mrs. Gertrude Pike, who was called
j here by the death of her father ant
the illness of her sister law, Mrs
Edwin Eddy. has returned to her home
: in White River Junction. Mrs. Eddy
II lis improving.
Mrs Kenyon has gone to Bristol
r. l., to visit her mother. Mrs, Ken
! Won has recently been in Williams
r Vile. where she trained the children
e for a medal contest held under the
! auspices of the w, C. T. U.
Those who attended the Baptis
r social Tuesday evening at the hom'
: Of Mr.. Hastings report a pleasant
I. time The parish social at the home
S of Walter Eddy on Wednesday even
r ing was also an enjoyable occasion.
j. B. Derry. VINO has been incapaci-
:. tated for work for several months
:, has returned to the mill again. FREQ
:, Lawrence also began working at the
:, mill Monday morning. Mr.. Willard
- is rushed with work now and is run
" ming a full gang of men.
s Fire caught around the fireplace
g which had been boarded up, in the
e home of Fred Lawrence recently and
: had not Mrs. Lawrence discovered Il
and promptly extinguished it. the viii
: lage might have had another serious
fire to contend with.
The many friends of Fred Ford, a
former resident of this place, but now
of Frogmore S. c., will regret to learn
that he is sick and IN the hospital in
Savannah. Mr.. Ford has been troubled
with Inflammation of the lining of the