Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-06

seminary opened Tuesday for the
s term.
dwight Proctor, who has been quite
improving.
!. S. p. e. Minot is recovering from an
of the grip.
SON. OF Veterans held regular meet
Tuesday evening
rasry lodge has its next regular meet
Wednesday evening
T. Field has returned from Boston af'
several days visit
..tsu Iolton has gone to Cuba for q
a,,, aud pleasure trip.
4. Martha Hail has opened her house
hrs,g street for the summer.
s. orlando Davis, who has been very
with ,rysipelas, is much improved.
=. Lewis Bowen and Miss Edith Bowen
Wendell were recent visitors in town.
rsrIss stevens OF Orange visited his
,ber.nlaw. l.. Z. Fisher, the past week.
I'm Wentworth Of Wendell was the recent
| of his parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. T.
ttworlh.
=. Fannie and David Stockbridge are
,inr their parents, MIR. and Mrs. +, j.
fkbndge,
.sorra Il. Calender is spending short
zion from the Tufts Medical school with
parents.
,b,rlic and Lucy Woodland were the guests
: IT. Newton and Joseph Woodland in
non this week.
r. and Mrs. f. f. Atwood attended the
ding Of her brother, Alfred Falcon, IN
pervilc last week.
aim Carroll from Harrisville, n. H., made
wing visit with friends at the Farms, re.
hing last Monday.
III, Celia O'Brien, who formerly lived in
! Meadow, has recently been calling on
friends at the Farms
ne pupils from district No. D are carried
district No. 3, as has generally been done
inc the summer months.
'bsrles f. Stearns has moved to Erving
live near Jerome Hallett, and VIII be IN
employ for the present.
he Woman's Relief corps meet this af-
loon and are expecting TO receive aho'her
nber to their organization.
Irs Matte Gillett has sold her house to
blacksmith, c. G. Hosley. Mrs. Gillett
rent some rooms OF Wesley Irish.
n 4 L. Newton took his little daughter,
belle TO visit Bessie, who is in a board
school in Chicopee, last Saturday.
food reports are heard of 7. A. Clark,
, was recently successfully treated for
endictis at the Springfield hospital.
W Stratton was the victim of sur
% marty Monday evening when several OF
friends reminded him of his birthday.
,everal deer seem to have made rem
yous near Joseph Podelinski's and are fire.
ntlv seen to flee at the approach of a
n.
Hiss Rose Stearns is quite sick at her
sin $, Mrs Rabbits, in Orange. her
It. Mrs. Fordyce Smith, has been caring
her
me of the harbingers of spring was dis
cred by Mrs. n. F. Alexander who cap
ed handsome butterfly, recently issued
m the cocoon.
i benefit supper was given for Charles w.
ttoon, church florist, last evening. After
sumner an entertainment was given by
young people.
IRIS. Frank Webster left Monday for Am
st. where she will make a visit with her
ghter Mrs. John Nash, previous to her
,arure for New Jersey.
Yrs. Billings mother of Fay Billings,
! here last Friday evening to attend the
ar supper and was entertained by Mrs. n.
Alexander and Mrs. Proctor.
farmers from this section visited the
ming special train at Mt. Hermon last
dnesday morning and report an interest
exhibit with a large attendance.
Mr.. Coping, an instructor at Mt. Her.
h, who is a Williams graduate, is singing
or in the Second Congregational church
Greenfield every Sunday for the present.
rhe Fortnightly club will meet Monday
pmoon. Subject, The Brilliant Age OF
zen Elizabeth. A paper will also be read
The Life and Character of Mary, queen
Scots.
Miss Martha Hall has returned from Mat
Oisett where she has been spending the
bier and at present is with Mrs. b. II.
I'D and Miss NJ. A. Pomeroy while Mr..
I'D is in Boston.
Reports from the l. 0. r. NJ. are that the
fety is in fourishing condition and con-
red the first degree on several candidates
evening There is considerable talk OF
rting Pocahontas lodge.
Miss Jean Brown of Sand Lake, N. T.,
in town visiting friends. She is a semi