Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

Work is progressing rapidly on the new
Pe;tee library.
Arthur stearns Of Brooklyn, y. Y, was
recent visitor.
| Mrs. E. d. Manter was business visitor
| in North Adams Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Mann returned Mon.
day from weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. D. Church returned to her home
in New York on wednesday.
Mrs. o. II. Jones is housed this week
with infammatory rheumatism.
Marshall Wilder was in town last week
in the interest of The Reformer
f. D. Manter is in Maine this week on
business for the Deerfeld River Co.
Mr. Allen, the steward at the Forest and
Stream club, arrived in town this week.
Miss Matilda Goulding and nephew, 10.
seph left Monday for a visit in Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Bellows Of Provi
dence, r. l., are guests at F. $. Bellows's
this week
Rev Mr.. Woodman returned from Maine
Saturday. His family will not return jus.
at present
arrangements are BtluE peIltCAtu loI lAc
celebration ON the Fourth and a grand time
Is assured.
Dale Mcdonald, who was quite badly in.
iured from fall last week. is gaining and
win son recover.
The grammar school holds It's graduating
exercises this Friday evening in High
School hall at 5 o'clock.
L. f. strawser and Don o. Butterfeld
went to Montpelier Monday to attend the
district and state conventions.
Mrs Earl Clauson OF Providence, r. l.,
came Monday for a two weeks visit with
her aunt, Mrs G, F. Roberts.
The listers have nearly completed the ap.
praisal Of real estate and note that the to.
tails will show quite an increase over the
former appraisal.
The few people who escaped the mumps
two weeks ago are now taking their turn,
there being several cases and new ones re.
ported every day.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin A, Brown recently
returned from a business and pleasure trip
to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince
Edwards Island and points in Maine.
News Of the death of Mrs. Gracia A. An.
drews at Orange, Mass, has been received.
She was the widow of S. H. Andrews, who
was popular merchant at this place for
number of years.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tanner of New York
city accompanied Mr.. Tanners mother
Tuesday night to Raponda, where she will
spend the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner
returned to New York Wednesday.
Work has been commenced on the railroad
Mountain Mills u
set. 1t is expected that hundred men or
more will soon be at work with sufficient
teams. The work will be pushed forward
as fast as possible.
number of the members of the Forest
and Stream club have been in town recent.
ly preparing the buildings for summer oc.
cupancy. 1t is expected that there will be
a full attendance this season. The regular
opening will occur June 80.
Rev. Mr.. Woodman will deliver the bacca
laureate sermon before the graduating class
at Memorial hall next Sunday morning
Union services and large attendance will
be present The regular graduating exercises
will occur at Memorial hall June %.
Charles H. Parmeee received word Sun
day that his mother at Vineland was dead.
The news came very Unexpectedly as Mr.
Parmelee had only returned few days pre-
yiously from New Jersey, where he had been
to assist her in closing up the estate of her
husband and removing to new residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parmelee. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Deane, sisters OF the deceased, left Monday
to attend the funeral.
Water is being put into several houses
this week and in due time nearly every resi-
dence and building will be thus provided.
Twenty thousand dollars seemed like quite
a large sum of money to expend for this
purpose but if any one will take the pains
to make investigation, they will readily as.
certain that we have installed our system at
a figure far below that of any other town
anywhere in the vicinity-or in the state so
far as we know. We have an abundant sup
ply of the best water, coming as it does
from neverfailing springs on Haystack