Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-13


Mrs, Carr Of West Townshend has beer
spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Windsor whitney,
Mrs. Harriet wiswell came "Wednesday Il
spend some time with her daughter, Mrs
Fred Randall,
Mrs. Christensen Of Beaufort, s. O., with
} her friend, Mrs, Garland Of Boston, ART
boarding at II, u, Brgham's.
Edward Harris, who had been spending q
week with his sister, Mrs. Clarissa Ware,
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs Roll Phillips has an unusually thrifty
crimson rambler which now displays no less
than iai7 roses,
Mrs. Macdonald has gone to visit rela.
tiyes In Springfield Mass, and New LA.
ven, Conn.
As last Saturday was her birthday. Pearl
Thayer went home upon that day and re.
NAMED over Sunday.
Mr. Hebb OF Hartford, Conn., spent a
few days this week with his wife and chill.
dren.
Edith Daniels Of Providence. r. l., came
Wednesday and will spend the rest OF the
month with her friend. Esther Macdonald.
Mrs. Prince, formerly Miss Blanche Phil.
lips Of this place, has baby girl born last
Sunday.
The girls seem to be doing well with
their ice.cream parlor and we know from
experience that the cream is good.
Mrs Norcross with her two children Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boutelle.
Miss Abby Follet has finished her school
in Weston and will return home the last OF
the week
II. o. Gale has shingled his barn on the
Hayden place, Ira Pratt and Russell Blood
doing the work.
Mr.. Wilkinson OF South Hadley. Mass,
with his wife and three children spent sew.
era days with his sister Mrs. Fred Ran
dali.
Mrs @. X. Batehelder OF Beaufort, s.
G., dned on Wednesday with Mrs. Dale go.
ing later to Peru, where she will spend the
summer.
Dr. W. L. White and bride have returned
to their home in Boston after spending a
few days with Mrs. Whites brother, Homer
Ambrose.
Florence Follett went to Weston on the
evening OF the Fourth to take part in an
entertainment given for the benefit of the
Methodist church.
Professor and Mrs Landman with their
son. Of Pittsfeld, Me-, came Tuesday even.
ing to visit Mrs. Landmarks parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. A. A. Blood.
Henry Salisbury and son took the train |
going from there over the mountains to Man.
chester and thence home.
Over $50 worth Of fireworks were set of |
NJ tha nn tha a..
making a pyrotechnic display such as has
been seldom seen in town.
Miss Mary J. H0lbrook with her niece Of
Andover Mass, is spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hol.
brook. Mrs. Newton Is expected later.
Miss Ladd sold four head Of cattle to J.
II. Ware this week. She has been so un.
fortunate as to lose a valuable yearling
which broke its leg while in the pasture.
Elbridge Newton of Somerville, Mass,
and his wife and three sons have been
spending a few days in town, calling upon
Did friends and trying their luck at fishing.
Raymond Starr, who has been visiting
his aunt, Mrs. f. L. Hastings, left Monday
Tor the seashore where he will spend few
lays before returning to his work in Keene.
Y. H.
On Wednesday afternoon goodly mum.
Der of the members of the Home club met
Sl'ii ars. Moses Randall to admire her
;loxinias, partake of her, good cooking, and,
when not otherwise engaged to sew for the
rood Of the church
The Gales, Halls, LivermOres, Whitneys o
md Stephens had a picnic on the Fourth in a
he gorge opposite Mr.. Stephens house AT.
er dinner they came back to the house. h
H..
ir. Livermore's gramophone and had a good
ime generally. a
Miss May Willard and Mrs. orison Fol- 7
EFT drove to Wardsboro Monday to spend b
he day with Mrs. Ona Lyman, talking over
Id times and admiring the flying pig and .
umping dog and other members Of the men. h
gere belonging to certain very bright and
ttractive> small boy.
Henry Salisbury Of Schenectady, N. Y,
nd his son, H. b. Salisbury of New York
ity, were in town last week. Mr.. Sails.
Jury was formerly a resident Of Townshend
eeping the post Office and acting as under
aker. He occupied one of the houses on !,
he south side of the common which was
urned several years ago. :,
1t was expected that Mr. Webster of Yer.
on, n. Y, who is visiting his former par.
,hioners in W,lliamsyille would occupy the u
BAPTIST pulpit Sunday but he was unable
do so on account of illness, so Rev. yr fC
incent preached in his place. In the even
ig there was union meeting at the Bap. in
st church when Miss Hayden talked upon
lie subject of missions. \,
Thomas Cranes new barn was ready to
e raised last Tuesday but unfortunately d,
OF enough men gathered to put it up. On
morning. however between 80 =,
nd 40 of Mr.. Cranes friends from Brook
ne and Townshend gathered and the frame
ent up The barn stands on the site. of Is
lie old one which blew down two years
70 and is Al feet lsng by 80 feet wide. L.
18th Ia foot posts Ira Pratt did the car a
snter work, at least oversaw it, and the
ct that the frame went together so easily Nh
lows him to be good workman. Herbert on
vans had his usual luck and fell through
e temporary floor. This time, however, he w
d not try it alone but took Thomas along y, !"
r company. Fortunately neither Of them 80
as hurt
The following guests registered at the ~,
,wnshend inn last week: r. A. Coon, Bos W
n; Gerald King, Bellows Falls; William
,rber, A. P. Williams, Bellows Falls; Mr.. to
d Mrs. j. H. Underwood, Newfane; W. tel
Houghton, Keene, N. H.; f. E. Wilcox,
ISIS Dickinson, f. G. Sparks and Miss Man.
ester, Williamsville Il. 0. Allen, Jamaica;
ISIS Muzzy, Jamaica; B. J. Simonds, Sax.
MS River; D. G. Balou, Newfane A. @. SIS
lams, Brattleboro; NJ. H. Willis, Jamaica;
ri B. Dorset, Jacksonville; L, F. Adams, arr
Adams, Brattleboro Mrs. Charles Daniels.
icago; Cabot Daniels, Andover, Mass; F. of
Flagg and Louis Allen, Brattleboro G.
Thomas, Burlington; W. W. Corey, Sax a,
is River; J. B. Adams. Randolph A. W.
ckwell Brattleboro; c. E. Catlin, Al
ny, N. Y; Frank L. Stratton, Williams ITO
le; Henry Salisbury, Schenectady, N. Y;