Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23

The schools In the lower grades In the
academy close tomorrow for the Annua
Thanksgiving vacation.
$, q, Brown has returned from Spring
field where he has been employed by Crosby
a Parker for several months,
brighten. l., A. Grant OF Minneapolis
MINI, called ON his old c0mrade Roscoe
Fisher, last Monday afternoon,
Amer r. Eddy. mail carrier on H. T. D. No
| . Is taking o weeks vacation, and his sub
slltute, Harold Bodgett, Is doing his work,
Mrs. Flora Adams and uncle. George Per
sons came Tuesday from Dummerston IA
spend the winter In Mrs. Adams rooms in
the Rockwell house
Ernest Convey and family are moving this
/ week from Mrs. Esther Roe's house TO Am
herst Mass where Mr.. Convey has employ
ment,
The woman's association OF the congrega.
tional church met with Mrs. l., S. Bartlett
and Miss Maria stedman yesterday afternoon
to sew
Mrs 4, NJ. Helyar and family moved Friday
from r. q, Taylors house to the Van Doom
house, recently bought and remodelled by j.
l., Barney
Master Paul Mcyeigh, who has been cared
for by Mrs, Rhoda Sargent for several
months, has gone to Boston to spend the
winter with relatives.
Miss Susie l.. Clark closed an II weeks
term Of school in East Putney last Friday,
and Is spending her vacation with her par.
ents DR.. and Mrs. G. $. Clark.
Mrs Carrie McYeigh has gone to the Brat.
tleboro Memorial hospital for treatment and
her little daughter Dorothy Is being cared
fpr hy and Mrs II II Miller
II. y. Prefontaine and family will move
next week from L. II, Davenport's house on
Greeneaf street to r. @, Taylor's house, re-
Gently vacated by. Mrs. A. NJ, Helyar,
f. n. Ellis is housed by an attack Of
rheumatism this week. Mr. Ellis is 80 years
Of age and until Friday has been able to
care for his COW and do other work.
d. 4. Perry has his automobile house
erected which he moved here from Newport,
y. II. 1t is made in sections put together
with bolts and screws and can be taken apart
or set up in one half hours time.
4 petition has recently been circulated to
have the road which leads from Greenleaf
street to Mrs Alice Richmoud's house ex'
tended across Mrs Il. S. Warrcns and ]. i.
stockwell's land TO Bonnyyale road,
4. r. Braccwell, mail carrier on r. F. D.
No. 4, was unable to make his whole trip
last Friday afternoon. He drove to the
Houghton farm in Marlboro and was obliged
TO turn back on account Of snow drifts and
unbroken roads.
d. T. Perry has finished his work for the
winter in Newport n. H., and returned home
Saturday in his automobile regardless OF the
depth Of snow which fell Thursday. Mr.,
Perry made the trip in seven hours dis
lance of 20 miles.
Prof. W. +. Minis and sister, Miss Mabel
Minis. returned Tuesday afternoon from Ash
burnham Mass, where they have been assist
ing in caring for their mother, whose illness
was reported last week. Mrs. Minis is report
ed as much more comfortable at the present
writing.
The annual meeting OF the West Brattle'
boro Cemetery association will be held in the
academy tomorrow at 7 80 p. m. for the cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of any other business that may
come before the meeting 4 large attendance
is desired.
Miss Carrie Burnham has returned to w. h.
Stellmanns TO care for J. A. Goodenough
after spending three weeks with her grand
mother, Mrs. Harvey Folts, in Schenectady,
y. Y, and with her aunt Mrs. F. b. Ryan
and sisters, Ruth and Marie Burnham, in
Skaneatcles, n. Y Mrs. Ann Durham cared
for Mr.. Goodenough during the absence of
Miss Burnham.
The drama, Country Cousins, given in
Academy hall Monday evening under the au.
spices Of the Young Peoples club, was well
attended. The following is the cast of char
acters: Lizzie Twist, Harriet Atkinson;
Kate Carlton, Helen Prentiss Jane Carlton
May Thayer; Count D'Estange, Charles
Thomas; Mr. Twist, Clarence Barney. the
play was followed by social and CANDY
ala Tho gross receipts amounted to 500
which will be used by the class of 1908.
The West Brattleboro Baptist church, Rev