Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29


Mrs. Harrington. who has been ILL., is inn
proving.
There will be no services in the churches
next Sunday.
Miss Fannie washburn returned from Bos'
ton Saturday.
Charles f. Prouty is building an addition
to his house
Miss Ellen Marcy returned to her home
at Brattleboro Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph W. Aiken of New
York are at Z. W. Aiken's.
Frank Young Of the Brattleboro telephone
exchange was at home over Sunday.
Miss Julia b. Gorham spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Gorham.
Mrs Florence Blood went to Dummerston
this week for few days visit at Mrs. Anna
Waite's.
Mrs. Anna Waite and son, John Waite, Wis
tied Mrs Waites daughter, Mrs. Florence
Blood, Saturday
| Charles W. Houghton, substitute for Q. Z.
Harrington, is delivering the mail on rural
route No. / this week.
! Mrs. ]. F. washburn is spending few
days this week with her mother, Mrs. VIII
comb, at Chester, y. H.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Taylor Of Brattleboro
and Mrs Ruddell OF Boston were recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Everleth.
During the past week four professional
nurses have been caring for patients IN
town which is something quite unusual.
Miss Maude Aiken came Saturday from
] has /.
ing, to E. ". Aikens for her vacation.
DIR. /. R. Doane will not leave town as re
ported. After July his office and resi-
denee will be in the Edwin sanderson house
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Howard came
Thursday from Maiden, Mass, to their hom'
here and Miss Ella Howard came Saturday
The quarterly conference of the NJ. Z
church was held at the NJ. E. parsonage
Tuesday afternoon. The presiding elder wa'
present.
The family OF NJ. G. Williams have gone tc
their cottage at the Caremont Junction Meth
odist Camp grounds where they will spend
the summer.
The family of August Johnson will move
to Bellows Falls Saturday Of this week. f
r. Hollands family will move to the house
vacated by the Johnsons the first Of the
week.
DIR. and Mrs. l. R. Doane will move from
E. f. Blood's to the tenement occupied by
Miss Mary Whitney. Mrs. Alfred Waite Of
Dummerston and Mrs Florence Blood of this
town will reside at Z. E. Bloods.
The body of little Hazen Uric, years
old, who was drowned at West Lebanon, n
/ H., May 10, was found on the banks OF th'
Connecticut about a mile above Windsor, june
LEA The child was discovered lying on the
bank face downward by two young men who
had been bathing in the river. The boy was
the son of Edward Uric, formerly station
agent at East Putney.
Edison c. Staples, So, died at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Austin, Thursday
after an illness of five weeks with paralysis
Mr.. Staples was born in East Dover Dec
7, ls47. He was a son of Nelson and Nancy
Staples He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Fred
Austin and Mrs. Jennie Wrisley and one
sister, Mrs, Charles Ingram of Dover. The
funeral was held Monday at the house, Rev
Allen s. Charlton officiating. The burial
was at Brattleboro.
Miss Mary A. Wright was bridesmaid al
the wedding, at Keene, N. H., June 20, OF
Charles G. Cook and Miss Ida May Baker
The wedding took place at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Baker
Rev.. Joseph Walther performing the cere'
mony. Edgar H. Baker, brother of the
bride, was best man. The bride wore a
gown of blue banza silk with white lace
trimmings and the bridesmaid wore white
Guests were present from Worcester and Leo.
minister, Mass, Bellows Falls, Putney and
Symondsville and Marlboro, N. H. The
groom is son of Mr.. and Mrs W. s.
Cook Of Bellows Falls.
Rolin Clough, So died at his home in
East Mortified, Mass, Saturday morning OF
heart disease. Mr. Clough was native OF
Putney and was born on the farm now owned
by Riley Amidon, in October, 1S47, the son
of Nathan and Samantha Davis Clough
The burial was at East Mortified. Beside
his wife, he leaves six children, Mrs. May
Shorter of Laconia N. H.; Fred, Carrie
Ernest, Bertha and Lyle Clough of East
Mortified, Mass He also leaves one broth.
er, Fred Clough, of Greenfield Mass, and
one sister, Mrs. A. E. Lincoln of Leomins-
ter Mass. Mr. and Mrs Dorr Clough and
Dana B. Clough of this town attended the
funeral Monday.