Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-20
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Miss o'Brien Of Keene was in town
Monday
John Fisher was unable to work
this week.
Rev. w H. Trickey is in Claremont
this week.
N. A. Cole OF Putney was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Hannah Shea returned to
Keene this week.
j. J. Carroll was in Millers Falls.
Mass, over Sunday.
Mrs A. Adams returned from
Greenfield, Mass, last week.
NJ. d. Mann of Boston is visiting
his sister. Mrs. C. c. Holton.
John Abbott and wife of Nashua
are visiting here this week.
The Congregational ladies served a
supper at the church Wednesday.
George Bourne of Brattleboro Wis
tied his brother, Charles, this week.
William Lahiff of Keene visited his
sister, Mrs. w. d. Holman, Sunday
The knitting club met at Mrs. E. J..
Richards home Yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Watson of Winches-
ter is working at Halle & Frost's mill
f. C. Robertson was in Boston to
attend the paper trade dinner, Jan. II.
Miss Mamie Doherty of winchester
visited at Mrs. Susanna Scott's this
week.
A daughter, Maude, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Mason here
Monday.
Miss Hewett and friend Miss Hen
derson, from Spofford were in town
Saturday.
Mrs. S. B. Seaver Of Northampton,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
H. w Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs, D. N. Fitzgerald of
Chicago were in town Sunday at Cor
nelius FitZgeraid's.
F. w. Field and G. s. Howe attend
ed the meeting of Royal Arch chap
ter in Keene Monday night.
James O'Brien has been appointed
secretary of the Cheshire county dele
cation to the general court.
Miss Cora Dexter is spending the
week in New York, the guest of Miss
Loomis, at the automobile show.
Mrs. Maria Spooner had a pleasant
party of friends at her home Tuesday
evening, the occasion being her 65th
birthday.
The ladies' of the sodality gave a
very pleasant reception to the new
members Monday evening at Rev. D.
C. Ling's.
Miss Lizzie Anne Young Of this
town was married to Peter Pair Of
Keene at that place. Jan. II. by Rev
C. B. Elder.
Prof. Streeter has announced that
his dancing class will give a recep-
ton and exhibition cake walk at the
town hall Feb. 10.
d. l. Leroy Durham of Pawtucket,
R. l., is to sail for a cruise of the
orient on Feb. 2 next. Mr.. Durham is
a former resident.
Mrs. R. w. Day and Mrs. D. Boy
den were up from Springfield, Mass,
Saturday to visit Mrs. Boyden's sis
ter Mrs. Serene Wilder.
Nat Butler is at G. A. Robertson's.
Edwin Butler, who has worked for
C. A. Mason the past two weeks, has
gone to Chesterfield to work for his
father on the Fisk farm.
A large party of friends Of Ethel
Streeter went on a sleigh-ride last
night to her home at Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Clark's in Brattleboro, the visit
being planned as surprise to Miss
Streeter.
While driving home from Brattle-
boro Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred Col
ton and Mrs. Serene Wilder were
thrown out of their sleigh on sand
hill. Mrs. Wilder had her hip
wrenched.
The pupils of Mr.. BARRIERS school
enjoyed a sleigh-ride to Brattleboro
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hancocks
school went to West Brattleboro ana
Miss Temples school went to Win
chester yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Chas. Stearns, who has been
a severe sufferer from cancer for
long time. died at her home Friday
night, Jan. 10, at the age of So. The
funeral services were held Sunday at
2 o'clock. by Rev. d. L. Fisher.