Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
Of their cousin, Mrs. Mary Bigelow, this

of their cousin, Mrs. Mary BigelOw, this
week.
Mrs Luther stockwel and daughter
Ruth. came Monday from willimansett'
Mass. TO spend few weeks with Mrs.
stockwelrs parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Betterley. on Dummerston hill.
Tuesday evening Rev. and Mrs L. NJ
Keneston entertained 20 of the young men
and boys Of the village. Games and music
were enjoyed and refreshments of ice cream
cake and bananas were served.
DR.. and Mrs George B. Hunter and Mrs.
Hunters mother, Mrs. d. W. Pindell OF
Baltimore, Md, accompanied by Mrs. W. ID.
Haywood and children, will go to Ramp
Rosey, Sunset lake, tomorrow for two
weeks vacation.
| The childrens concert, in observance of
the children S day, given at the Congrega'
tional church Sunday morning, was largely
attended by an sppreciative audiepce. The
children and teachers deserve much credit
for the pleasing program rendered
Mrs. Ida Hubbard Of the Trinity school,
Athens, Ala. took dinner with Mrs. l.. II.
stellmann yesterday and met several of the
ladies of the Woman's association in the af'
ternoon. It Is for the Trinity school the
ladies have been sewing at their recent
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Hamilton went TO
Middletown, Conn, Monday to attend the
graduating exercises at Wesleyan college.
Their son, George H. Hamilton, is one of
the graduating class. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil'
ton were accompanied by their niece, Miss
Sadie Hamilton.
d. T. Perry left Wednesday for Hillsboro,
N. H., TO begin work on the macadam road
which he has contracted to build in that
town. Mr.. Perry was accompanied by his
son, H. B. Perry, John Helyar. Harold
BIodgett and Louis Thsyer, who will assist
him in the work
Mrs. Cynthia Ellis underwent a slight
operation Monday for a growth on her fore.
head Mrs. Ellis Is getting on very nicely.
She has not been confined to the house at
all from effects Of the wound which is very
remarkable as she is SIS years Of age. The
operation was performed by DR.. Hunter.
A marked improvement is being made to
the academy property this week The lawn
is being graded and a 10-foot concrete walk
is to be made across the street and to the
entrance of academy A broad veranda is
to be built across the front of the building
and new steps placed at main entrance which
will be covered.
Friday. June %, the cath annual reunion
of Co. G., I'd VT. VOL, was held in G.. A.
r. hall. Eight of the 90 surviving mem.
bers were present with their wives and
friends to the number of II. A business
meeting was held electing the old board of
officers, after which letters were read from
their president P. Streeter of Holyoke,
Mass, Albert Mason of Gardner, Mass, c.
s. Gould OF Ludlow, Vt, and other mem
bers WHO were unable to be present At /
clock they came to the Melrose house and
enjoyed most bountiful dinner which was
served them by Mrs. Strong.
Baptist Church Notes.
This friday evening at 73O the cove.
nant meeting of the church will be held in
the vestry, after which the semiannual bust.
ness meeting of the church will take place.
Members are earnestly urged to be present
Baptist church, Rev. j. A. Mitchell, pas.
tor. Sunday services-Morning worship at
$780, with sermon by the pastor, subject
Great Question. The ordinance of bap.
tism will be administered at the close of
the service. Bible school at Has. Classes
for all ages. The Baraca class for men
meets in the Baraea room at the same hour.
All men are cordially invited At A o'clock
there will be special service for boys and
girls p. m, Christian Endeavor service
All are invited.