Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-09

Arthur Stearns 81 hrnohly " a. was
. recent visitor. a H5ifg iuIuqG
Miss Letiic Kingsley Is visiting her aunt
in Westminster, Mass, kH .It-si st.4a
Master IIhtold c. Mann 4 Wishing his
grandparents in Dover, rr.- ..-..5g
4 lester Haadns foand his best row dead
one morning last week.
Rev. Mr.. slower is visiting his family
IN Boston and will return saturday.
Nirv.w Wv. roiictt md daughter Beth
Of Rcadsboro, have been recent visitors IN
town.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pnrmeice Of North
Adams were OF Childss tavern few days
last week 1lf
pr $. Y. DAMS brother q Princeton
university, Princeton, y j. was his guest
last week l.9
Nathan y. Mann has sold his farm 70
Edward =. Medbury, who will occupy il
about May l.
Mrs y W Temple went 20 the North
Adams hospital "Wednesday 10 undergo an
-operution for appendicitis
Patrick Rogan has returned from the
North Adams hospital and Is making rapid
recovery from his injury,
Frank L. Allen was In town Tuesday
evening 10 attend the regular meeting OF
Social lodge. No 80, F. & 4. NJ.
Miss Faith W. Kidder. who was operated
upon last week for appendicitis is gaining
and her speedy recovery is anticipated
Mrs f. A. Fitch aud one Of her grand
daughters went to North Adams the first
u the week 70 visit friends aud relatives,
The property belonging to the National
Novelty corporation in the west part OF the
iewn. has been sold 70 the pesrield River
company. LCEi 1Ikl l-AEtl
Nicholas Macdonald superintendent Of the
United Lumber company at Haines Falls.
y. Y, was IN town last week, a guest at
G. NJ. Russell's.
Or. and Mrs. NJ. ". Brown ,of North
Adams were guests Of Or. and Mrs. L.
r. Page last week and attended the dane
ing class reception. a
Luron Eames OF Marlboro. who went TO
the hospital, suffered the amputation Of one
leg but is regarded out Of danger. Much
sympathy Is expressed for him.
The SD birthday of Mrs. s. s. Smith
was observed Wednesday, runber of her
friends calling upon her and wishing her
many returns Of the anniversary.
Mrs. Snow, who has been i'll for several
weeks at the home of +. Dennison, has SO
far recovered that she was able 70 go TO
the home Of her sister in Vernon Monday.
Clarence Pike and Harold Smith, who
have employment In Braitlebnro were at
the home Of her sister in Vernon, Monday
to Brattleboro Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Brown entertained
. q - TT last
Thursday evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Parmelee of North Adams de-
lieious luncheon was served.
Wilson 5, Robinson came near having q
serious fire in his house few days ago
caused by clothes catching FIRE from stove,
The blaze was fortunately seen in season.
Loss about $40, insured in Vermont Mutual.
Albert Buzby OF Bratteboro visited with
Frank Crosier over Sunday at the home OF
II. f. Mann. Mr.. Crosier, who has been
employed at the Times Office returned to
Brattleboro with Mr. Buzby Monday morn
ing. Pc.
At the regular meeting of Social lodge
Tuesday evening it was voted 10 hold the
regular social dance at Memorial hall about
May l. An orchestra from Northampton
will be engaged and everything done TO make
the occasion one of interest and pleasure.
Frank A. Childs attended the funeral Of
Walter H. Childs at Brattleboro Sunday.
Returning home Monday he received the
news Of the death of Mrs. Scott at Ben
nington and he attended the funeral on
Wednesday Mrs. Scott was the sister Of
Mr.. bChlds's mother, and is the last member
of the family. 9 -
A dispatch from Poughkeepse, n. Y, TO
the Boston Globe gives an account OF the
serious condition Of Arthur G, Boyd, for
mer resident of the town. He suffers from
epileptic fits and labors under great mental
excitement, imagining that he has killed his
wife and that officers are seeking his ar
rest for the crime. sh"l
Rev. E. O. Slower, pastor of the Baptist
church, preached Sunday morning upon
Giving and Receiving, or Deeds and Re-
wards. Nine new members Of the church
received the hand OF fellowship, The sub
iect in the evening was Happiness, True
and False. Next Sunday morning Mr., Slower
will repeat by request, his sermon on Four,
teen Reasons Why Men Do Not Become
Christians. l.4gE4 Al
N. NJ, Haskell, who attended the state
encampment of the, g. A. r. as the repre-
sentative of G, B. Lawton post, made a
very interesting report at the last post meet
ing He had the pleasure of hearing Gen
eral o. o. Howard upon the Battle OF
Gettysburg and was much interested there
in. An effort is being made to get Gen,
Howard to come to Wilmington in May.
committee will sell tickets in advance and
the attendance will be large without doubt.
Tho Address nv Mr. Masseck of Brattle.