Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-07
TOWN SHEND D.
Hon. kittredse Haskins to Be the Me-
mortal Day Speaker.

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matter In charge evidently thinking
the best Is none too good, take pleas
ure In announcing that the Hon Kit
tredge Haskins, congressman IRON
this district, will deliver the address
In this village before the members OF
the post and their friends, Mr.. Has
kins Is so well known In this yicin-
ity that word to the wise VIII be
sufficient TO ensure large attendance
Mrs. Blanchard is working ut II. II,
Fessenden's,
Mrs. p. b. Perkins was In Brattle-
boro Wednesday.
West River grange held special
meeting Friday night,
] Anthony Harrington has been a WIS.,
itor at Fred Reeds recently.
The Dorcas guild met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. i. l.. Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II, Aibee were In
Saxtons River Wednesday on business,
John Ware is buying cattle TO turn
out. Later I'm the season he VIII snip
them.
Mrs. Zina Cobb and daughter, Miss
Eta, visited In Keene, n. H., last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b, Batchelder en-
terrain the West River grange this
evening.
Miss Cora Mason has gone TO
Fitchburg Mass TO visit her sister
Mrs. Parker.
Miss Eta Cobb has gone to Boston
for three months to work for Mrs.
Mary O'Brien.
Miss Helen Adams of last years
class, l.. G. s., is visiting friends at
the seminary.
Roy Bishop of Winchester, N. H.,
| has been visiting for a few days at
George Allbee's.
Mrs. Grace Thayer-Davis and hus-
band are in town at the Thayer house
for a short stay
! Mabel Farnsworth and daughter,
Irene, We're in town Friday on their
way TO Chester.
Mrs. Calvin Bradley, who spent the
winter at Fred Randall's, has moved
back to her farm.
Rolla Phillips is driving new
horse, which he purchased recently
from Harrison Eddy.
Mr.. Holbrook of Brattleboro has
been at II. II. Holbrook's for a few
days during sugaring.
Mrs. +, L. Lowe and Miss Josie Taft
were in Brattleboro Monday, having
SOME ueflldl WoTh uOIle.
Ed Williams has moved into the
house in Harmonyville recently va
Gated by Martin Sparks.
Mrs. Mnard of Cambridge Mass.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Perkins for
several days this week.
Charles A. and John f. Paddock of
Hartford, Conn.,, are spending few
days at Townshend Inn.
Mrs. Hawkins has finished work for
+. II. Fessenden and went Monday to
her home in Wilmington.
Miss Era Austin has finished work
at Charles Cutters and returned to
her home in Harmonyville.
Miss Ethel Toilette has invited the
Great Scott Reading club to meet at
her home Monday evening.
Miss Bertha Phillips has returned !
from quite an extended visit with her |
sister, Mrs. Prince. in Boston.
Mrs. Attridge of Williamsville was /
in town Tuesday on account of the |
illness of Mrs. Lydia Walker
A. A. Blood has the work on his ten
ement well in hand. Fred Randall has |
been looking after the paperng.
Miss Betty Whitney, who has heen
working for Mrs, Martin in Saxtons
River, returned to her home Monday.
Zna II. Albee, judge of probate for
this district, and Mrs. Allbee, drove
over Wednesday from Bellows Fails
on business,
The spring term of Leland & Gray
opened Tuesday with nearly
all the old students back and one or
two new ones,
Mrs. L. O. Reed spent last Sunday
-. sN4 II
weeks. Mrs. Reed went Monday to ac
,ept a position in Brattleboro.
Fred Reed has a very well equipped
sugar house now, having partitioned
,ff a room this spring for sugaring
,ff and the storage of syrup.
The ladies of the Home club are
'equested to meet at the chapel We'd
lesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, April
q for the purpose of reorganization
President Miss Rubie Stebbins of \
he Christian Endeavor society has
appointed a business meeting of the II
ociety for Thursday evening at the 4
Baptist vestry.
Some of the members of the Baptist
hurch have put a lamp on the cor
er of the millinery store, to tighten
he way into their prayer meeting
DOM on dark Thursday evenings.
The grange meets Friday evening,
april IA, at Masonic hall at 1880
harp, and it is desired that all pat
ons make an especial effort TO be
resent as there are new members to
e initiated.
A. e. Cudworth and Homer Twitch-
II of South Londonderry and A. b. n
Waite of North Londonderry master
the West River lodge, f. & A. NJ, $
'ere in town Tuesday evening to at h
End the meeting of Blazing Star lodge
nd assist in working some degrees d
Mrs. C. C. Taft and Miss Josie Taft
ave gone to Saratoga, N. Y, for
tay of several weeks. Mrs Taft will >.
isit at her sisters, and Miss Josie !.
i'll take course in shorthand in the II
lbany Business college, going back p
nd forth from Saratoga to Albany on g
lie steam cars morning and night
DR.. F. l.. Osgood is making some D
,pairs on the interior of his house
nd readjusting things somewhat The
0oks of the public library, which
ave been kept in the front room, have
zen moved into the office, so that the
)ok seekers will have to go to the
de door hereafter A room hitherto
sed for a bedroom and opening into
e office has been fitted up to afford (
1ditional office ROOM
Mrs. Lydia Walker died Tuesday
ternoon after an illness of a few
iys. Mrs. Walker has not been in
'ry robust health for some time but
is been able to be about the house
ost of the time. Last week she had
attack OF bronchial pneumonia,
ON which she rallied somewhat but .
cked strength to fully recover. The
neral was held from the house Fri
" afternoon at / o'clock, Rev. G. Fl.
iker officiating. The interment was
lakewood cemetery