Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-07
West BraffIebOYO

Miss Carrie Marsh spent THANKSGIVING ua'
in Ludlow
4, W. stowe spent Thanksgiving II
Lempster. N. II.
George G. Harris is housed by an attacl
Of neuralgia this week
y. ID. Marsh went to Springfield, Mass
Saturday for few days stay.
l.. r. Taylor has had his residence con
nected with telephone this week
Mrs. Il. ], knight returned Tuesday from
Boston where she had spent w"ek'
W. H. Haywood is in Hartford, Conn,
aud vicinity on u business trip this week
H. ID. Miller is making extensive repair
on @. 81. Holbrook's cottage on Ames NIL
Mrs. William Bridges Of Colrain, Mass, \
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs G. s. Higley TIM
week
Misses Susie Clark and Sadie Hamilton
have been engaged to teach school In west
minister.
Miss Corrinne Blodge,t will teach Tn
sixth and seventh grades at the Brattiebor'
academy.
Mrs. Mary Richardson Of Charles,own, n
H., spent Thanksgiving with her aunt, Mrs
Cynthia Ellis.
n, ID Ems ; fouultluH 10 l'oA
this week. His advanced age makes his re
covery doubtful.
The Baptist society is having new watei
pipes laid from Greenleaf street corner te
the old parsonage.
Mrs. Velera Jakeway returned Wednesday
from Bellows Falls where she has been
spending few days.
A new iron watering.tank has been placed
on the Hinesburg road this week. II is neal
the l.. s, Wrisey place.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Z. Stowe returned
Monday afternoon from their trip in The
northern part Of the state.
Mrs. L. +. Clark has been so much more
comfortable this week that she is dressed
and sits up a part Of each day.
W II. Dessau Of New York city is spend
ing the week with Julius Exner, Mr.. Dessau
is a mail carrier in New York city.
Mrs T.. Tyler returns to her home in Yer
non this week after spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. J. l., stockwell
r. p. Hamilton and family have rented
the tenement ia Mrs. c. X. Eynnss house
and will move there at an early date.
Walter II. Cheney is enjoying two
weeks vacation from J, l.. Stockwell's store.
VII AAHAfs NNAN ~ Af'7A"A 'NNA-NoNNs a"s .
brief visit,
Miss Ida Fox returned Sunday from
Springfield. Mass, where she had been
spending few days with her sister Mrs j.
w. Mcnard.
Miss Ethel Blodgett returned to Green.
field Tuesday, having spent her Thanksgiv'
ing vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
+. F. Blodgett.
Mr. and Mrs Y. A. Putnam returned Tues
day 10 their home in Boston after spending
a few days with Mrs, Putnam's mother, Mrs.
Cynthia Clark. on South street.
f.. \. Knight has completed repairs and
improvements on his mill and reopcned II for
business this week. Mr.. knight has hired
Charles X. Prentiss to help him.
Mrs. ]. $. Morse returned Tuesday from
visit in Springfield and Northampton,
Mass Mrs. Morse was accompanied by her
sister in-law, Mrs. 7. ", Albee, Of Newfane.
Mrs. Samuel Doneson Of Montague, Mass,
came Tuesday 10 make brief visit to her
sister Miss Elizabeth White. Miss White
will return to Montague with Mrs. Donel'
son 10 spend the winter
Miss Minnie johnson returned to Beverly,
Mass, Sunday afternoon after spending her
Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Johnson Miss Johnson is
now principal OF schools in that city.
@. +. Bishop superintendent OF the Kurn
Hat,in home, will give q stereopticon lecture
in the First Congregational church OF West
Brattleboro Sunday evening at O'Clock.
This will be union service of the two
churches in the village.
II. f. Prefontaine and family have moved
this week from Z. II. Davenport's house on
Grrenleaf street TO F. G. Taylor's house re-
Gently vacated by Mrs. A. NJ. Helyar. This
is the third time Mr.. Prefontaine has occu'
pied this house since coming to this village
to live.
The annual reunion and roll.call OF the
members Of the First Congregational church
will be held at the church Friday, Dec. IA.
At $50 o'clock the women will furnish a
chicken.pie supper in the parlors which will
be followed by the roll.call at 1880 in the
church 1t is desired that all members who
cannot respond personally will send letters
Merton Micott, superintendent Of the Brat.
tleboro creamery is suffering from a sore
hand caused from sticking rusty nail
through il a few days ago. Mr.. Micott was
trying TO close a door in the cellar which did
not close easily and his hand slipped with
such force that the nail went nearly through
the thick part
The West Brattleboro Baptist church, Rev.
T. A. Mitchell, pastor. Sunday services;
1880, morning worship with sermon by the
pastor; Has, Bible school. The Baraca
class for men meets at the same hour in the
Baraca room. All men cordially invited;
D. M the pastor will conduct the service at
the Home for the Aged and Infrm; p. m,
Christian Endeavor service.
Notes.-The enthusiasm in the Baraca
contest continues to grow. Last
Sunday the attendance at the regular session
Of the class exceeded any previous record.
Five new members were received. Thirty
eight responded to the roll'call.-Basketball
leans are being organized.