Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-15

y commencement season.
Mrs. Barnum has gone TO Westmoreland
visit relatives.
| Miss Gladys Moore has gone TO Boston
\ few days stay.
| Mrs. Lois Stratton has opened her cot
gs near c. 4. Linsley's,
| Frank Williams has had the concrete walk
k in front of his residence.
+ Mrs. A. W. Proctor and her cousin, Miss
Kendall, spent part of the week in Gill.
| Mss Louise Fiske has returned to Shell
me Falls for an extended vacation.
/ The Woman Relief corps will have its
i guar meeting this afternoon for initia-
George Elmer from Providence, r. l., has
zen visiting his brother, Amos Elmer, this
EEK.
Mrs. j. R. Cotton and two children from
nasyille have come to live in their home
Arrangements are being completed for the
nitaran picnic to be held in the near flu
Marion Mckay has returned to Melrose
ter two weeks visit with Mrs. Alvin
FGge.
Mrs, Dunnell was called to West Deer
recently on account of the death of
father.
The members of the Winchester lodge
Fre the guests of Harmony lodge at the last
gular meeting.
Mrs. Joseph Williams, who spent several
Feks visiting her son in Worcester has
urned to her home.
Hope Jones, builder of the new organ in
auditorium, is i'll with rheumatic trou-
e at The Mortified.
Robert Wood is home from Tufts col
&c and is employed in his fathers drug
ore in East Mortified.
J, Stockbridge has been improving his
use by building a new piazza. Fred Brit
mas had his house painted.
Several telephone boxes were burned out
the recent severe electrical storms, eaus-
lew repairs along the line.
Miss Minnie Warden has returned, taking
0ns with Miss Martha Hail. and will take
easure parties to drive as usual.
AF Brown who is here in the interests of
publishing house of Balch Brothers, is
'lVasSing the town for the John l.. Stod-
nd works.
walter Z, Fairman is among the grad
'ts oil Powers institute this year from the
AsNSn scientific course and is planning to
to college
Mrs Williams Dickinson is recovering
Ol an injury received from fall when
fractured one of the bones in the right
in just above the wrist
Vllldren's Sunday will be observed at
Unitarian church next Sunday morning.
. lste Will be appropriate exercises by the
-'ureA and several baptisms.
NNs Serena Stockbridge came yesterday
W. 'ne west to remain permanently with
brother, F. j. Stockbridge. As she is
:" nealth, nurse accompanied her.
mss Alice Shepard from Syracuse uni
a''! and former graduate of the semi
In was in town during commencement
'sA' guest Of Mrs. N. F. Alexander.
N's John Ware, Mrs. A. j. Clapp and
uaughters from Orange, also Mrs Tay-
o. Greenfield we're the guests of Mrs.
T. Alexander during commencement.
1fs' Lewis Cross, sister of the late Mrs.
,'" male, died June s at Keene. Mrs.
was native of this town and cared
%, ''i sister during many years of feeble
M large tree was blown down Saturday
Ne ieH across the street near the house
mes. 4aS May Cotton. Hail fell in large
G C, in the northern part of the town
Justice Of the Peace G. H. Webster has
VI the sick list this week but is now
as accustomed place of business and
h. an! friends are congratulating him on
s1.s a. members of the local grange at
BBrssrs ,le POMONA grange which was held in
ll,,,1auu u Wednesday. Among them were
.len Mason. -A"SoH anu "ie anu
HIM.. Slate narrowly escaped serious
Isysh,,, /" MS eye recently, as the right
b, sr.. was pierced with sharp gravel, eaus-
h, r. Ia PAIN. He is able to be at his us
m va by wearing glasses.
berv ~ Unitarian society will give straw
Hion supper in the town hall this evening
|av IL. 70 $50 o'clock and dancing will fol-
Isynnbs. Music will be furnished by the
orchestra of Athol.