Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05


lVerhauling. and put them In shape
Tor use. A committee composed of DR..
Thomas Rice. william Sparks and f..
II, Willard was appointed by the chair
10 look up the cost of u hand engine
md report at the adjourned meeting.
me article In the warrant relative 10
the raising of money was laid on the
table until after the reports of the
Two committees mentioned above shall
hace been heard The meeting add
lourned until Tuesday evening. Jan.
49, at the town hall.
The village schools opened again
Tuesday.
The seminary opened again Tues
day.
r. l., Lowe was in Brattleboro on
business last Thursday,
Miss Pearl Thayer Is at Miss Har-
rlet kletcher's for a few days.
Miss Chrlsta Park and Charley re-
turned Monday to Brattleboro.
Miss Hill of Keene. n. H.. is visit
ing Miss Eta Cobb in Harmonyville.
The Ladies' Home club will meet
Wednesday, Jan. TO- with Mrs. Henry
Rand.
Misses Edith and Florence Sanders
have returned to their work in Brat
tleboro.
Miss Alice Randall came home Sat
urday from Athol. Mass. for a 10 days
vacation.
Mrs. C. V. Bryant has been at her
home in South Londonderry during
the week
Miss Ethel Toilette returned Thurs
day afternoon from her wedding trip
To Weston.
Mrs. f. d. Reed has been confined
to The house since Christmas with a
severe cold
Miss Lucille Cushman from Jamaica
has been visiting at j. C. Tafts for
several days.
Miss May Howe returned Monday
evening from a visit with her parents
in Brattleboro.
Leon Truesdell returned Monday to
his studies at Brown university,
Providence. r. |.
VIII Scott who was in town on a
short business trip. returned to
Springfield Friday,
MIS-. MARY PHILIPS Sthlitu w 'uiNs-
day for visit in Greenfield. Orange
and Millers Falls
Miss Susie Watson came home
from North Bennington last week for
a short vacation.
The Dorcas guild met Thursday af-
| tcrnoon with Mrs. j. C. Taft for the
/ election of officers.
Misses Josie and Hazel Taft and
Miss Grace Lane were Brattleboro
passengers Saturday.
/ Miss Bertha Phillips went Tuesday
to Newfane to work for a. few days
at the Newfane inn.
Fred Chamberlain. who was in town
for the holidays. has returned to his
work in Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sage and Miss
Mabel Sage of Jamaica were guests at
j. c, Tafts last week.
o. L. French. the proprietor of the
Phoenix, drove up Monday from
Brattleboro on a business trip.
Mrs. Grout from Arlington was the
guest over Sunday of her brother
Charles Austin. at Harmonyville.
Mrs. II. S. Brown of Greenfield
Mass spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Franklin at Harmonyville.
Mrs. Susan Lawrence has gone to
! Boston for the rest of the winter. Her
daughter Mrs. Edwin Persons. accom-
panied her.
Adelbert Hutchinson has complet-
ed his labors at the Knapp's store in
/ Harmonyyile and gone to Greenfield
Mass to work in machine shop.
/ B. B. Brigham fell in his barn few
/ days ago and broke one of his ribs.
He is getting along as well as could
be expected for man of his age.
j. H. Holmes of Aberdeen. S. D..
and daughter, Miss Laura who were
visiting at the Congregational parson-
age went Friday to Grantwood N. D.
The concert which was scheduled
for Seminary hall this evening. Fri
day, has been postponed because OF
the inability of the artists to fill the
date.
Principal and Mrs. Lewis are stay
ing at the Baptist parsonage. When
their goods come, that are somewhere
/ on the road. they expect to begin to
/ live.
Mrs. O. w. Toilette received word
] W 'AlltStdN evening AiitlN liNi hi't'Sh
Mrs, Colbum. was critically i'll at
Manchester and not expected to re-
cover.
The Monday Night club met this
week at Mrs. F. l.. loves. and exer-
| ciseS and refreshments appropriate
for the occasion were enjoyed by all
present
Miss Agnes Morgan has finished
work at o. w. Follette's and is now
with Mrs C. w. Cutler at the post
office working for her board and GO
ing to school.
| Fred T. Randall was reelected SUI
perintendent Of the Congregational
sunday school at the annual rollcall
last week. The other Sunday school
offcials will be elected next sunday
If it is true that the wicked stand
in slippery places" then the past week
has been a time for the revelation of
character for some. The saying is
comforting at any rate when unsym-
pathetic friends feel disposed to make
sport of your downfall
A. E. Park went Monday on a bust
ness trip to Manchester, n. H., ana
Palmer, Mass. Mr.. Park has ordered
new boiler for his mill. and expects
to put in also a larger engine, so that
in the spring he will be in shape to
handle his logs to much better ad-
vantage
Mrs. C. C. Taft. entertained party
OF friends and relatives on New
Years day at Townshend Inn.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Taft, Mrs. L. M. Rand, Miss
Hazel and Master Maynard Taft, Miss
Charlotte Cushman from New York
city and Miss Lucille Cushman from
Jamaica.
The Baptist Sunday school reor-
ganized last Sunday by the election OF
the following officers: Superintend-
emit Il, L. Hastings; assistant l. ID
Chase; secretary, F. D. Reed; assist