Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-11

Mrs. George A. I.itileheld returned Fri
day from a Visil al Chester
DIR. q. s. Foster has sold his land oppo'
site II. O. waren's to Henry 5. coe.
Mrs NJ. 4. whitman returned Tuesday
from several weeks visit at Springfield,
Mass
y L. Amllnr served bean dinner Of SUI
nerior excellence 10 several Of his friends
Sunday,
Frank Young Of Braiileboro spent Tues
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs WINS
Young,
The sehoolhouses Of districts Nos. l and
2 will be sold at public auction Saturday
May IL.
Miss Lena Clark. who has been at Mari
boro, n. H., returned to Mrs. W. 5. Adamss
Thursday.
Mrs. Grace Wheeler and child went to
Keene, ~ H., Wednesday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. bort.
Harold Bugbee has finished work at Cor.
ser a Britton's store and is now employed
by W, @. Treadway.
The telephone linemen who have been
working ON the lines, completed their work
in this vicinity Monday.
Deacon l.. W. Hawley Of Bratileboro most
acceptably filed the pulpit At the Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
Rev a. $. Buz1ell has during the past
week been invited TO consider call to
former pastorate in Maine
A swede employed by W. +. Pierce sawed
the bone OF his right arm badly on saw at
Pierces sawmll Wednesday.
wayland s. Aver, employed by the New
England Telephone company was at the
home Of his mother, Mrs Liazie Aver, over
Sunday.
Mrs Harriet l.. Taft returned Tuesday
from her trip to Massachusetts, where she
visited her sister at Holyoke and her sons
at Worcester, Whitman, and Springfield.
Mrs Kate c. Foley returned Saturday
from Haverhll, n, H., where she has been
spending two weeks with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. B. Carpenter.
The briekyard of Bodne Davis, which
has been closed during the winter, resumed
business last week, Is or 90 men being EN-
ployed.
At the Baptist church next Sunday the
morning theme will be Trained Workers,
and in the evening Christ Seeking the Lost,
with special music by Miss Winnie Z. Buzz
zell
Clayton L. Coane took a trip to Sunset
lake Saturday and on his return Monday
exhibited at the store OF A. J. Aver six
large lake trout each weighing over one
pound
The Kendrick hotel will be closed this
week Monday was the last day that meals
were served to the public. Mr. and Mrs. d.
Frank Shea and family will go to Brattle-
boro to reside,
Hubert Donahue spent Saturday at South
Vernon with his father, who is i'll from
the effects of an accident, having been run
over by a train which crushed his ankle
necessitating the amputation Of the leg
above the knee.
F. D. Kendall, formerly owner OF the
meat market here, has recently bought the
residence of A. V. May at Brattleboro. His
family will soon move TO their new home
Mr.. Kendall is now employed by Dennison
Brothers at Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben c. Winchester Of
Holyoke. Mass, Mrs. James Anderson of
New York city, and Rev. Francis H. Rowley
OF the Commonwealth Avenue Baptist
church, Boston, are guests at W. A. Coles
this week. The gentlemen are enjoying their
annual trout fishing trip.
Norman Whitney y. Harlan Whitney and
Miss Ida b. Whitney attended the funeral
of Mrs. Lucia Whitney Chaplin at keene, n.
H., Saturday. Mrs. Chaplin died at her home
273 Washington street. Thursday, May 3,
aged 81. She was the wife Of Charles Cha
pin Of Keene and a sister of Norman Whit
ney of this town