Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-17
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over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Wilder Is recovering
from her recent accident.
Edward Stebblns has returned from
his recent visit to Boston.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ano
Mrs. p. +. Mann Wednesday
Frank Finn is working at T.. C. Rob-
ertson & Sons mill in Ashuelot
Ed. S. McField, jr., concluded his en-
gagement at Mann's pharmacy Mon
day.
A. Henry Latham is so far recover
ed as to be able to be around the
house.
The Red Men worked the adoption
degree ON four candidates Tuesday
evening,
The water in the canal backed vi
and overfiowed into the street Tues
day night.
The fire department received theii
annual salaries Friday night, amount
ing to s421.
Charles Stearns visited last week In
Waterbury, Conn, with his nephew
Ed. Sanderson.
w. b. Stacey has moved his family
from the Universalist parsonage &c
the Woods house.
Unity lodge, l. o. o. f., conferred
the second degree at the regular meet
ing Monday night
John f. Mann has been painting the
scenery for a special production IN
Winchester this week.
The Junior Epworth league held a
pleasant sociai party at Otis Pack
ards Wednesday evening.
Washington's birthday party Is
announced for Wednesday evening al
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Proctor Roberts and daughter
Hazel from East Weymouth Mass,
are visiting at Hotel Ashuelot.
Representatives Davis and O'Brien,
with their wives, attended the COVER
nor's ball at Concord Wednesday
Albert Mead is sick with grip at
Mortified where his market is, and
Mrs. Mead went Tuesday to care for
him.
The baseball association will hold a
meeting at Engine hall. Monday eve
ming. Jan. 90 to elect manager for
the coming season
Mrs. A. A. Boldt of Binghampton,
~ Y. is at her fathers, Hoyt Days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boldt expect to make
their home here in the near future.
George Smith of winchester passed
away at his home in that town Tues
day afternoon, after weeks illness
from pneumonia. The funeral will be
held Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
The w. c. T. U. will celebrate the
anniversary of Miss Willard's birthday
by holding the second silver medal
contest at the Methodist church
Thursday evening, Feb. %, at 1880
o'clock.
Miss Hannah Higginson, teacher OF
the Plain school at North Hinsdaie,
gave her pupils sleigh-ride to her
home off Kilburn street Tuesday eve
ming. A pleasant evening was enjoyed
until about IL o'clock.
saturday night. Rodolphe, the five
years-old son of Ernest NJ Metivier,
was suddenly taken i'll from concus-
sion of the brain, and after six hours
of suffering died in convulsions. The
funeral was held Tuesday
Prof. C. H. Patterson, who was the
high school principal in this town ror
many years, has recently given an
other of his Shakespearean imperso-
nations at Morgantown, w. Va, where
he is professor of oratory and English
in the university. Mr.. Patterson's
skill and ability in these entertain
ments is being widely recognized.
A lively but harmless runaway was
seen Tuesday when C. r. Hildreth was
driving down from the Ashuelot Pa
per companys new mill with three of
his men just before noon and the
sleigh ran up on a small bank throw
ing the four men out in heap. The
horse continued down through the
street at lively clip, evidently bent
on reaching Brattieboro but at middle
Main street George Estey ran out and
Jumped into the sleigh, stopping the
horse in a very skillful manner. NO
one was hurt and but slight damage
was done.