Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-02-23

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Leslie Green from Orange was visitor In
town Thursday.
q H. Green has been home Tor shcr,
stay for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. G. II Webster returned yes,
terday from New York.
W. r. Moody has returned after a few
days absence in Boston.
Mrs, Milton Davis OF Greenfield called ON
old friends here Monday.
Mrs, J. $, Dunnell is IN and is cared for
BY Miss Ervinf Of Greenfield
Mrs. Lincoln Hammond Of Gin spent
Monday with her sisters In town,
Mrs, Goldthwaite has been guest Of her
sister in Winchester, n H., this week,
Miss Elizabeth Doyle has fine position
in the telephone ofice in Montpelier, VI.
Mrs. Leland Gale OF Orange was the guest
Of her sister, Mrs Frank williams this week,
Mrs. n. p, Wood went TO Brattleboro
Tuesday to attend the concert OF the Choral
union,
Mrs, D. NJ Wilson was in Springfield last
week and delivered an address before the
Womans club
c. A, Parker is filling the ice .house ON the
Metcalf place for his cousin who will move
there in the spring,
Mr.. and Mrs, s. f. whitoomb entertained
their friends with card party Friday even.
/ ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware, accompanied by their
aunt, drove to Leyden Sunday to spend the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Aldrich are receiving
congratulations over the birth Of new
daughter.
Mrs. Jillson from Gardner has been re.
cent guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Da.
vid Ball
Max Wilson has so far recovered the use
Of his leg that he is able to be out on
crutches.
Mrs. Alvin George is visiting in Boston
and vicinity and is planning TO be away from
town for several weeks.
James F. Cummings has returned from
Boston where he attended the G. A. r. meet.
ings held there last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood. who have been
the guests Of DIR. n. P. Wood, have returned
TO their home in Barnard, Vt.
Mrs. Mary Doolittle, who attended the pat.
riotic gathering in Boston last week, is now
visiting in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain is somewhat bet |
ter and her friends are much encouraged to
think she may in time recover.
Mrs. Witse entertained party OF young
people Wednesday evening in honor Of the |
birthday anniversary Of her son Arthur,
The patrons of the Mortified grange were 4
invited to F. W. wilbur's to spend Tuesday I
evening, which they did most enioyably
O. E. Webster has been seriously i'll with
stomach trouble and the services Of a nurse
have been required; but he is now improv'
ing.
Mrs L. R. Smith entertained her friends
with valentine party last week. There
were several other similar gatherings in
town.
Miss Marie Hamburg, a trained nurse
well known TO Mortified people, has re-
Gently married and now is living in Okla.
homa.
George Pentecost Of Yonkers is staying
here for few weeks for the benefit of his
health with his mother Mrs. George F.
Pentecost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benson and daugh
ter Marion Of Putney, Vt, have been the
guests of their cousins Mr.. and Mrs. 0. D.
Adams, the past week
Henry Russell has returned from visit
to Boston and Hyde Park. He saw Frank
Harness. who was formerly employed in w.
H. Holtons jewelry store,
Rev. W Fay Smith was chosen as state
delegate to represent the Franklin county ,
Ministers association at the regular meeting
held in Greenfield last week.
The engagement OF Florence Shepard
former seminary student, to DR.. Avoids Jebe. ,
jan of Aintab Turkey, is announced in the
latest issue of the Mennonite.
Two Holstein cows have been sold recently .
by the Mt Hermon school to Springfield par
ties for SITS and $3.50 About so students
are taking the special courses in agriculture. :
One of the new rules at the telephone ex- (
change is to call up all the telephones in the !,
to see If the lines are in good con.
dition, which is an improvement to the ser
vice.
R. E. Shearer, who has been running a :
meat cart through Mortified Farms during :,
the winter, has concluded to extend his route =
and will go through the village every Thurs h
day.
The local Red Men celebrated Washing p
tons birthday with supper and dance in T.
the town hall last evening. Music for dane S
ing was furnished by Maynards orchestra, c
Keene.
There will be an auction sale of some SO
acres of land belonging to the late George R.
Burrows, situated on the west side of the "
liver The sale will be at Webster's block,
tomorrow T.,
Wesley Irish has bought Of Mr.. Green.
wood of Milers Falls his fish and oyster
business and expects to take possession early :"
n March. Mr.. Greenwood goes to North
Adams to live.
AT the regular meeting of the Franklin "
county Ministers association held in Green
ieId last week, a paper, Interpretation of "a
fenesis Iii as History, was read by Rev. t'
V Fay Smith.
New victims of the measles are: Fred Pr
yims, two children of Albert Irish, Wallace re
lark. Ralph Doane, Robert Beers, Misses nj
iladys and Agnes Moore-and still there are
more to follow. W
B. r. Field sang solo in the Unitarian re
hurch Sunday which was most enjoyable to W
II present Miss Ruth Field was accompa- l
list acting as organist in the absence OF Mrs u
!, Fl. Webster.
Mrs. A. w. Proctor, Mrs Maud Holton,
FRS. Fred jackson, Mrs. F. V. Stockbridge
nd Mrs. Ella m Lazelle were among those II
Tho were in Boston last week to attend the
atonal encampment. 81
There will be meeting Of the Fortnightly
hub Monday afternoon when The Protestant W
will be discussed and papers
ill be read by Mrs. Christiana Stockbridge re
nd Mrs. Leila M. Allen.
The Ladies' Sewing society connected with wi
he Congregational church had meeting IN HI
10 church parlors yesterday. The prayer be
eeting in the evening will be followed by
meeting of the church committee. -