Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-12

Miss Cora Bull of Landgrove is
working for Miss Harriet Fletcher
]. NJ. Gilbert was a Brattleboro pas
senger the latter part of last week
Mrs. Guy Austin returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives in Athens.
Miss Mary Jane Holbrook of And
over Mass, Is expected nome TINS
week.
samuel Ewlngs. one of the Oldest
residents of the town, is falling grad
ually.
Miss Alma Gale. who has been on
the sick list for several DAYS, is con-
West River grange. No. 1l2, holds
a special meeting this evening at the
town hall,
Mrs. Lizzie Barber has been at her
home i'm the northern part of the VII
lage this week.
DR.. George f. Barber and H. 10,
Perry of Brattleboro were guests AT
the hotel Sunday.
Walter A. Eddy spent Sunday with
his sister Mrs. Gertrude Pike at
White River Junction.
The Harmonyville Ice company cut
It's lIt hllH Nihl va N'oN'N 80 '''@h''
O. Gale did the drawing.
l.. II. Allbee's bus line between the
station and the village Is respondent
with a new pair of sleighs.
Miss Grace Hin of Keene, \. H.,
who has been visiting at Iina Cobbs
returned last week TO her home.
Mrs. A. T.. Park entertained nine
members of her Sunday school class
very pleasantly Monday afternoon.
The editorial staff of the L. G. S.
Messenger went to Brattleboro Satur-
day to have their pictures taken.
DR.. Lahlff of Keene, n. H., has been
IN town during the week attending TO
defective eyes and i'll fitting glasses.
Mrs. Henry Twitchell has returned
from stay of several weeks with her
daughter Mrs. Adams. in Brattleboro
Miss Alice Randall. who has been
home for 10 days vacation, returned
Tuesday to her work in Athol, Mass.
Miss Josie Taft has been helping at
the post office this week during the
absence of Assistant Postmaster Cut
Ter.
The ladies Of the Baptist aid society
served n supper Thursday much to
the enjoyment of those who patronized
them.
The Hadassah league will hold their
annual meeting for the election of OFF,
GERS Friday Jan. 10, at the Baptist
vestry
Mrs. A. A. Townsend. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Franklin, has returned to her home in
Newfane.
Birchard post. G. A. r., will hold
their installation of officers tomorrow
Saturday in Union hall. Newfane. at
2 O'Clock.
Miss Edith Webster, the photog
rapher, went Wednesday for a three
weeks visit with her parents in YER
non. \. Y.
A. f. Park returned Monday after
noon from Bondville, where he has
been overseeing the removal of some
mill machinery.
The snow roller made its first Of
fetal round the latter part of last
week with four of J. C. Taft's horses
for motive power.
Miss Eta Cobb went home Satur-
day with Mr., and Mrs. Lemuel Van
Schaick to Hoosiek Falls, n. Y. to
make them visit.
Fred Livermore is improving the
appearance of his lot which fronts
onto the road by clearing out the
brush and small trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Garfield and
their daughter, Mrs Earl Hadlock.
We're the guests Tuesday of Mr. and
Mrs. E. b. Batcheder.
Clubbing rates for the various mag
azines and newspapers in connection
with The Reformer may be obtained
from the correspondent.
The Brattleboro Academy basket
ball team from West Brattleboro will
try conclusions with the L. G.. S. team
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Van Setback.
who have been visiting at Charles
Austin's during the holidays, returned
Saturday to Hoosick Falls, N. Y.
L. II. Fessenden on last December
completed 90 years of service as town
clerk. which is the longest term of
service any clerk has served for this
town.
Miss Susie Watson. who has been
home from North Bennington for a
short visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Watson. returned Monday
to her work.
Cord wood is beginning to come into
the village quite freely now and the
students who are athletic in their in
clination find considerable exercise in
applying the saw
The friends of Miss Abbie Starr
who has been teaching in Michigan.
are much concerned at the recent re-
Gently of a telegram saying that she
was too i'll to write
Rev Geo II. Baker was in Brattle-
boro Monday in attendance upon the
BrattIeboro Ministerial union. the Or
gahlzatlon of which was formally
completed at the last meeting.
The meetings this week have been
well attended and helpful On We'd
nesday evening the school prayer meet
ing was merged into the general meet
ing, making an attendance of about
10.
Charles Cutler, D. d. G. NJ, went
Monday to Brattleboro on official bust
ness. Tuesday Mr. Cutler went to
South Londonderry and Wednesday
to North Londonderry for an official
visit
Holden and Martins portable mill
near Salmon Hole bridge shut down
wednesday for the remainder of the
winter 1t is expected that the mill
VIII start up again some time in
March.
The chief engineer of the fire dis
trict has inspected the fire eXtinguish-
ers belonging to the district and put
them in first-class condition. They
are now ready for use if occasion
should arise.
Friends of Leonard Frazier are re-
minded occasionally of his existence
by the receipt of Porto Rican post
cards, bearing a few words of greet
ing and representations of native life
and costume.
Storm doors are generally on the
outside, but those at the seminary
which have been put in place again
| this winter are on the inside and hell