Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-10

OF August '"' "''"'"
W, d, Field and family, who have besn
abroad since May, have recently returned "a
Mattapoisett. :"
Miss Julia Powers OF Greenfield Ia now
employed IN the central ONCE OF the tele.
phone exchange.
Miss deorsiana stringham Of Da,ts
,t'eA' Men, Is guest OF her cousin, Mrs.
Leon Alexander.
Miss Mary Callaghan and sister Of Bos.
'on are visiting at their mothers, Mrs. Mar.
sarct callaghan's. ''"
Miss Minnie Warden expects 10 entertain
airs L. b Rust OF Chicopee Falls, who Il
10 come tomorrow
Mrs. Fred Turner OF Athol was enter.
famed by Mrs. Fostine Bigclow during the
Old Home day celebration.
Charles +. Alexander Of the Boston Tran.
script Is q guest Of G. Q. Stearns, He is
the son Of Josiah Alexander.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Ward, who has beon
guest az O. H. Webster's, returned 10 h,f
home In Orange last Monday.
Mrs Roonz gave party to the children
m district No. last week Wednesday when
all were pleasantly entertained.
Miss Anna Badger Of Everett is guest
at c. A. Wares His son. Burton, OF
Orange was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. George Stevens has sold her farm
known as the Gillett place to parties from
Guilford who have taken possession.
Miss Fiske Of Shelburne has returned to
her position as housekeeper at Joseph
clark's after u vacation OF several weeks.
II. c. Parsons, now OF Greenfield. spoke
at the Guiding Star grange last Tuesday
evening on parliamentary rules and Gus.
toms.
Mrs. Lena Delva and two children also
Mrs. O. b. Smith, all from Orange, have
been the guests Of Miss Minnie Warden this
week.
II is reported that Mrs George Stevens
has sold her farm known as the Gillett
farm to parties from Guilford who have
taken possession.
G, +. Alderman OF the South Vernon
house has been entertaining his sister, Mrs
John Eames of South birmingham, for
the past two weeks.
Miss Pratt, former teacher in the high
school, is guest OF Mrs. Fred Caldwell
She now holds an excellent position in the
Winthrop high school.
Miss Lillian Martin, who has been
guest at w. ID. Alexander returned this
week to the Adirondaeks, where she has
position in one OF the hospitals.
Mrs. Julia Proctor and Mrs. Myrtle Proc
ter attended the stearns reunion held last
Thursday in Warwick. They report pleas.
ant time with about 25 presen.
Mrs Mary Coughlin Davis and Mrs.
Julia Casey Wristley have returned to Brat
tleboro where they are employed, after
spending two weeks vacation here.
Mrs. II. T. Hart went Wednesday TO
Nashua, y. H., to be gone during the month
of August During her absence from town
she expects to visit in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Carrie Russell has returned after a
visit of several weeks in Hyde Park. Part
of the time was spent at Old Point Comfort
and other places of interest in Virginia.
Mrs II. T. Hart expected to go to Nashua
last Wednesday to be gone during the month
of August. She expects to visit in Boston
and vicinity before her return TO Mortified.
The death of Mrs. Eliza p. Ames, 70, oc-
Cured in West Brattleboro on Monday. She
was native of this place, her maiden name
being Phelps, and was a sister Of Mrs. Asa
A. Holton.
The large number of people in town has
caused a great demand for milk so the milk
men, Switzerland and Beers, have been
obliged to depend on the farmers for an
extra supply.
Mrs Ina Bacon Mack of Brattleboro was
another OF our guests on Old Home day, as
was also Mrs Matte Webster Nash of Am
herst and Mrs Lena Turner of Athol, who
was entertained by Mrs. Fostine Bigelow.
Lewis Fowler is entertaining his brother
and wife from the west. II has been about
90 wears since they last met. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler are looking at real estate as they
may locate in this section.
Mrs Cynthia Lyman Newton, who was
guest at A. Z. Lyman during Ola Home
celebration, has returned to her home IN
Amherst She is daughter OF Israel Ly-
man and a sister OF the late Elliot Lyman
The foundations are being laid on the
Summary campus for a new science hall, the
$50. 900 gift of Mrs Lee and MISS billlngs'
II is expected that the building will be
ready for use some time during the next
school year
Paul D. Moody is teaching the weekly
Bible classes at Mt. Hermon during the az
sence of Professor McConaughy Or. NC.
Dowell of Newark, n. j., graduate OF
1890. is teaching the seventh course In the
daily Bible series.
But little is heard OF the Mortified, Mil
,ers Fails and Orange trolley line and one
~ tho men most interested in the construc.
.ion of the road is reported to have sald
AT absolutely nothing had developed ana
mat the prospects for building that ROAD are
not hattering.
Miss Daisv Dickinson went last Friday
"a ohio for two weeks vacation. during
her absence she expects TO attend an ann
versary of the college OF when she = s,,
graduate. While she is away MIS-. E,ia
HOPKINS of Northampton will care ior ME-
and Mrs John Robbins
Among the recent transfers of real estate
notice is made of property adjoining ", ,a0
land of s S. Holton transferred from Wa
vida stevens to Joseph Bassett OF Bernarus'
Ii,lua sIso real estate on highway from
T ,on 70 south Vernon from Johanna A.
, Fisher to John A. Finn.
Rev DR.. A. c. Dixon resigned las, Gun
dav from the pastorate OF the Huss ',s
Stsoot Bantist church in Boston to accept
al, extended to him by the Moody church
&c Chicago He is well known to North.
SeId audiences, being among the proininon'
sneakers at the conferences
THE rural mail carriers, Messrs' ,aaainr
al Calender. nave received the pleasins
anu from the Washington posi- VI
en- denartment that they are to be aiioweu
* davs' vacation. This is the nrs' va |
.;or allowed to the carriers ana is '
result of law recently passed.
rbe house occupied by Mrs. j. I. BANS rn,,
~ 5arSbter in Worcester was sUucA
yer , anu during one of the recent elec-
, ps showers and part of the roof was ,orm
arav Mrs. Banister is the granau .aan. Of
Of The late Noah Moody, former sas done
~ o.. 'A .orn No serious damage was uohe
Miss Carrie B. Barber, purchaser n % sop
son the Mortified seminary anu con
bneg while riding with Francis WY re-.
- NJ the farm superintendent