Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-30
Mrs. Blood is quite III with grip.

Mrs Blood is quite i'll with grip.
Milton Eddy of Brattleboro was in town
Monday.
Don't forget to have your dogs licensed
this week.
Mrs. Gregg is spending few days in
Arthur Rand and Raymond Beebe are on
the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Taft drove to ia.
maica ON Sunday.
Carl johnson recently visited Fred kim
ball in Westminster.
Haynes Sanders took the south'bound
train Friday morning
DIR. Merritt Eddy OF Readsboro is visiting
his father Harrison Eddy.
| Mr.. Marsh of Brookline dined at Don Bou-
telle's one day last week.
Washburn Melendy of South Londonderry
was in town Saturday on business.
Miss Josephine Taft and Miss Anna
| Twitchell were in town over Sunday.
Miss Hortense switzer Of the west village
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs Batchelder of Peru was the guest of
her nephew, +. b. Batchelder, last week.
Miss Alice Dale spent Monday with her
school mate Miss Ida Meyer, at Newfane.
Mrs. Don Boutelle and William Sparks
were among the passengers for Brattleboro
Monday
Guy Austin went to Bellows Falls on Fri.
day. Mrs Austin is visiting at her home
in Athens
On Monday Miss Susan Ross received
telegram advising her of the death of her
youngest brother Horace.
Edwin Derry has sold his farm to someone
in Bratteboro. The place will be carried on
this summer by Mr.. Ambrose.
1t is reported that Guy Austin and
family are to move to Bellows Falls, where
he will work for the Vermont Machine Co.
The friends of Mrs. Geo. II. Baker will be
glad to learn that she is to remain in town
for time after the departure of her hus-
band.
The so sap buckets set by ]. o. Follett
and son on the ground at the lower end Of
the moving near the brook are well filled
with snow.
W. H. Miles and William Sparks went to
Brattleboro on Friday. The latter has had
some trouble with his eyes and consulted an
oculist while there
Leon Truesdell of Providence, R. l., is
spending his Easter vacation in town with
his parents Mr.. Truesdell is graduate of
Leland and Gray seminary
William Sparks has bought the house next
to the post office formerly owned by Haynes
Sanders Mr.. Sanders will move into the
Porter house in Harmonyyille.
Fred Davis and wife from Hinsdale, N.
H., drove to Townshend Saturday to visit
his father o. H. Davis, and Mrs. Davis's
sister, Mrs. Herbert Franklin.
We regret to chronicle that the Rev. G. D.
r. Meacham, so deservedly beloved by all
Townshend people, will preach his farewell
sermon next Sunday at the Baptist church.
1t was expected that the town rollers
would be able to be out the day after the
snow storm but as nothing has been seen of
them it is feared that they are still suffer
ing from their indispostion to work.
The Dorcas guild met with Mrs. Harry
franklin Wednesday afternoon while the
gentlemen were invited to come in the even
ing Further particulars will appear next
week
People, waited in vain last Friday after
noon to set their clocks by the o'clock
whistle as the boss was busy at the big
saw and the imam with the correct time
wasn't around
Although the shops of the Stowell Manu-
featuring company in Putney were closed,
Judson Derry was so fortunate as not to
lose days work, as he was Immediately
asked to act as night Waterman of the build
ings.
The friends of Mr. Fessenden for many
years our efficient town clerk, will be glad
to know that his health is so far improved
that upon the occasion of a recent trip from
town he was able to walk to and from the
station.
The missionary society met with Mrs. A.
E. Park on Tuesday afternoon. Among the
good things was a carefully prepared paper
by Mrs G. c. Taft. The annual thank offer
ing meeting win come Good Friday, April ID.
An interesting program has been planned
and it is hoped that the attendance will be
large.
Thomas Crane barely escaped a serious
accident one day last week. As he was
walking ahead of his oxen down the steepest
pitch of the Gale hill he slipped and fell
across the road. Fortunately the oxen were
stopped just in time to avoid stepping on
him.
Those persons who have received Part II.
of James N. Phelps's History of Townshend
and have not received Part I. can get it by
calling at E. H. Fessenden's There are a
few more copies of both Parts I. and ii. to
be distributed in accordance with the condi-
tions of the donor to residents of Townshend
who have not received either volume.
Review Sunday was observed in the Con-
gregational Sunday school with appropriate
exercises. Mr.. Park gave an interesting &C.
count of st. Paul, Mrs. 0rison Follett de-
scribed Paul's second missionary journey,
while Mrs Plumb led the school over his
third missionary journey by series of ques.
tions in her usual happy style. The work
which Mrs Plumb has done from Sunday to
Sunday along this line has been greatly ap- |
preciated and has added much to the inter
est of the general work The infant class
had for the occasion an entirely new feature
in the shape of new table just the right