Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-21


yonr aid to the undertaking
This is a matter which is Of interest TO
every inhabitant Of the West River valley,
and the letter is addressed not TO few but
10 every one who may read it in the paper.
Let each one put on his thinking cap and
see what he can do to help in the good work
Each day of the Valley fair will be alsoOd
one.
Cyrus Harding was in town Sunday.
Cora Mason goes to Brattleboro this week
to work
Mrs. Susan d. willard spent Tuesday in
Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs Chase were in Brattleboro
Monday.
Mrs. Lois Rumrill is visiting in Spring
field, VT
Raymond Truesdeu is working in the
steam mill.
Mrs. Shine spent the greater part of last
week in Putney.
A. o.. Davis and W. o. Davis are shing-
ling their house.
Mrs. E. A. Kenyon is visiting at her home
in Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Willis have rooms at
Edward Hastings.
n c. Marsh of Brookline is visiting his
son, Roscoe Marsh,
Mrs. Wood Of New York recently visited
Mrs Edwin Persons.
orinda Dale spent several days last week
on the Follett farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln have returned to
their home in Albany.
Olive Pierce, who is teaching in Dover,
was home Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Tyler of Brattleboro visited
Mrs Abbie Taft last week
Mrs. VI. B. Holden of West Townshend is
visiting at Windsor Whtney's.
Martha Crane, who is working in Putney
recently spent week at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Gale spent Sunday at
the Marvins, in saxtons River.
Grace Allison of Springfield, Mass, is
spending two weeks at Lyman Gales
Miss Harriet Fletcher spent Monday in
Brattleboro with her sister, Mrs. Burchard
Esther Dale, who spent few days at Am
sterdam, n. Y. as the guest Of Miss Frazer,
returned home Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Gale returned Friday
from their trip to the northern part Of the
state.
Seven members Of the Baptist church at
tended the association meeting at South New
fame
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Willard of Putney
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Abbie
Willard.
DR.. Rice went to Brattleboro Monday to
take a patient from West Townshend to the
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs will Willard and son Rob
ert of Burlington are visiting Mrs. Abbie
Willard.
. Bertha Whitney, who is working at Mr..
Chapman's in Windham, is spending this
week at home.
The Grape family have left the lumber
camp and have returned to their farm in
Wiliamsville.
Miss Amelia Hobart is spending few
days in Guiford with her sister, Mrs. Ward,
before returning to Boston
Guy Bardwel who has been in town since
Mrs. Watson's funeral returned to Ber-
nardston the first of the week.
Herbert Franklin, Fred Smith and Edwin
Culven helped o. w. Follett cut his corn
and dig his potatoes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Willard and Miss
Booth went to Londonderry Saturday, to stay
over Sunday with the Tannehills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sanderson and son of
Savannah Ca, are paying their annual visit
to Mr. Sandersons father, Royal Sanderson
Arthur Livermore, who has been recuperat-
ing at his grandmother's for several weeks,
has returned home greatly improved IN
health
Owing to the unusually dry season, many
wells and springs have failed and people are
forced to carry water from the houses OF
their more fortunate neighbors.
Mrs O. d. Esterbrook and daughter Of
Brattleboro stopped at the Townshend Inn
last week on their way home from Peru and
called upon Miss Harriet Fletcher.
The following delegates were appointed
from the Baptist Sunday school to attend the
convention at Saxtons River Esther Mac
Donald. Stella Gray Mrs. E. L. Hastings,
Miss Harriet Fletcher
Mrs Sarah Wilson has returned from
three months visit in Vermont and Massa-
chusetts, going first to Fairee, in this state,
and later to Boston. Gardner, Springfield,
Orange and other points.
Mrs. wilkins and two daughters came to
Mrs. Dale's Monday evening. The two
young women will be in town several days,
but Mrs Wilkins accompanied by Mrs. Dale
and John, returned to Westminster Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Chandler and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Howard Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hosley of Jamaica, James Macdonald
of Bondville and Leon Wardwell Of Baldwins
vile. Mass, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
w. o. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Marsh and daughter
Eta, with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sparks went
to Westmoreland, n. H., last week to attend
the wedding of Almon R. Marsh and Eva
Aldrich. The young couple will reside in
North Hartland, VT, where Mr.. Marsh has
been in store for the past three years
Carroll Franklin was going through his
fathers pasture one day last week when he
encountered a large wild cat. The creature
was about to descend from log when it
caught sight of him and remained crouching,
with its hind feet upon the log, for some
minutes As Carroll had no weapon, he
shouted at it until it turned tail and fed.
Last week Thursday Frank Lawrence OBJ
tanned a divorce from his wife, Mabel Fuller
ton, on the ground of wilful desertion. The
divorce which she obtained in Wyoming was
gotten on the ground of on-support, which
charge Frank proved to the satisfaction of
the court at Newfane to be false and not
valid according to the recent decision of the
supreme court.
The following guests registered at the
Townshend Inn last week; J. Newman, Bel