Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il, Lowe.
Mrs. Goodhue Of Brattleboro. whose hus'
band was formerly pastor OF the Congrega'
tional church here, recently spent few days
with Mrs, Ellen Plum,
Last week Gerald Allbee drove to the
schools Of his various classmates who are
teaching In this vicinity to- study pedagogy
and visit the pedagogues.
Mrs Charles Austin has been in Brookline
this week. keeping house for Mrs Albert
Austin, who accompanied her husband to
Montpelier to enjoy Ladies' week.
The hash made by the Home club last week
has turned into enough paint TO go around
the parsonage twice. Everett Phillips and
Don Boutelle are engaged in spreading 1t.
As man was walking ON one of the hills
the first Of the week u ball from rifle of one
OF the boys who was hunting there whizzed
by just missing his head, Rather close
call
On Monday morning the steam mill was
almost deserted, all but four OF the hands
having shouldered their guns and betaken
themselves to the woods in search of yenison
to fll their dinner pals
Next Sunday Rev. Daniel Mcintyre will
exchange with Rev n. S. Moore of Newfane,
Rev, Mr.. Gushee will conduct the afternoon
service IN district NO, ., u hcTNltt VIII also
be held in No. schoolhouse.
Charles Cutler. who was appointed district
deputy grand master of the eighth Masonic
district by the convention at Burlington last
June. resigned his Office short time ago,
and +. /. Swift Of Brattleboro was appointed
to take his place,
A few days ago four men on horseback
rode up to the Townshend inn. One Of
ait Df
Arlington, Mass, was so taken by Landlord
Burke's Dalmatian pup Topsy that he paid
Mr.. Burke SIS for her.
Mrs. Congdon, who, with her daughter,
has been occupying the tenement of her sis
ter, Mrs. l.. o. Reed. for several weeks in
order that Miss Congdon, who is recovering
from an attack Of typhoid fever, might have
the benefit of pure country air, left this week
for their home
Mrs. +. s. Brown is suffering from in
iuries received in collision while driving
from Dover over a week ago. Mrs. Brown
and the baby were thrown out, falling be
tween the wheels of the two vehicles. For
mnately the horses stood still The baby
was unhurt.
There will be reception next Monday
evening at the Baptist vcstry for Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace W. Gushee to which the mem
bcrs Of both churches and the public in gen
eral are cordially invited. The audience
room Of the church will be open and all
guests are requested to entered there and re
move their wraps before going to the vestry. !
The following guests registered at the
Townshend inn last week: i. II. Lawson /
Rutland, Vt; Mr. and Mrs. X B. Conger |
Lexington, y. Y, and chauffeur; F. o. Wells |
Stowe; X. A. Brown, Brattleboro F. S. Rice |
Etrl Pat II
William Hirrey, Burlington: !
Herbert W. Fay, Boston; Robert II. Cham
berlain, Randolph; c. J. Miller, Brattleboro
An exciting prize fight took place last |
Thursday in the driveway by William
Sparks abode. The participants evidently |
in states prison, for their suits had
dark stripes running around them. As the /
sheriff was not present with bootjack and
the school children had no coal hods. the
fight went merrly on. The participants
were so we'll matched that 1t was hard to
tell whether Tom or Tabby came off vic
orious
On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Follett Of Gallitzin, Penn and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Follett with the children. drove to
IObb's pasture, over road strewn with
golden leaves. to admire one Of the best and
most extensive views to be found in this re.
tlnn. After tney hau uone lull JUSTICE ~ INV
scenery they made coffee, broiled yenison,
ook out the contents of the lunch boxes and
attended to the needs OF the inner man.
The steak, alas did not come from deer
,hot by either gentleman of the party, but 1t
vas good Notwithstanding.
Startling posters decorated with masks,
ATS and witches are displayed in the store
windows and bear the following inscription:
Hallowe en- Social
Leland & Gray Sem, Oct 81, '06
Entertainment
Farce
Two Ghosts in White
Music
Spook Marches
Fortunes for Sale by the Witch
Marching
Refreshments
As the admission is to he % y cents il is 1
aid that the boys are now busily engaged in
utting pennies in two.