Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-23
Miss Nellie A. Adams is quite III.

Miss Nellie A. Adams is quite III.
John II. Buell. lost u valuable COW recently
Floyd Reed Of Jacksonville. was In town
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Medbury is visiting in New
York city.
Prof streeier's dancing class on Tuesday
evening was well attended.
Fred Ward has moved into the tenement re.
Gently vacated by Harley Upton.
William NJ. vogel, wife and daughter, made
visit In New York city last week.
Mrs. ]. II. Buckley and little daughter,
Doris, are guests at @. NJ. Russell's.
Everett Baker and bride returned TO town
last week and are now at the tavern.
George II. Barber is taking a short vaca-
ton in the hope of improving his health.
| Elbie Pike and family have moved into
John Bassett's tenement on East Main street.
! Miss Moran, the nurse who has been car.
ing for Miss Kidder, returned to Troy Mon.
day.
Over a foot Of snow has fallen this week
and good shedding is assured for week or
more.
Mrs Henry d. Rice has been quite poorly
Of late and is under the care Of a trained
nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Butterfeld have re.
turned from their visit TO Nebraska and other
western points.
The many friends OF Mrs. Herbert Newton
of Holyoke will regret to learn of her con.
tinued illness.
@. NJ. Russell met with an accident Friday
resulting in three broken ribs which will keep
him housed for a week or two.
Robert f. Pray contractor and builder OF
Greenfield. Mass. has been In town looking
over the foundation Of the new library.
Mrs. Lewis f. Strawser has resigned as or.
ganst at the Universalst church and Mrs.
George +. Roberts will take the position.
Everett IT, Baker has sold his interest in
the Baker Howe Co. TO Oscar r. Howe and
hereafter the firm will be Guy o. Howe & Co.
j. s. Mallory has moved this week from
the G. G. Haynes house on Shafter street to
the house owned by l., A. Brown on South
River street
Mrs. Gertrude Kingsley entertained q small
party Of ladies' Saturday afternoon at her
home on Maple street. Duplicate whist was
played and delicious luncheon served
1t is expected that Gen. o. o. Howard Of
Burlington will come 10 Wilmington some
time in May and deliver his lecture upon
Gettysburg under the auspices of @. b. Law
ton post, g. A. X.
Harry Fox and Mrs. Albert NJ. Fox at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Winchester at
Holyoke and Mrs. Fox then went TO Poultney
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Gilfeather. She
returned the first OF the week
At the Baptist church last Sunday morn.
ing, Rev. f. c. Stover spoke on The Three
Giants VI Power-Fear, Law and Love. Next
Sunday morning his subject will be Three Old
Wells and in the evening Bountiful Sowing.
The Baptist Young Peoples union, number
ing 80, held their monthly social at the com.
modious residence Of Arthur d. Howe Tues.
day evening George c. Dixon, +. f. Gallup
and Miss Griffin furnished music and the
evening was passed very pleasantly.
The small number who braved the storm
Monday evening to hear Rev. O. G. Darling
at the Uniyersalst church were more than
repaid for their efforts. He gave an exceed.
ingly interesting address from the text ITO
every man his work The speaker for
next Monday evening is Rev. Pliny A. Allen
OF Orange Mass.