Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-21

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Mr., and Mrs. George Holland Of Laconia
y H., have been visiting at Charles Hol
| lands.
Mrs. Sanford Freeman Of New Salem
Mass has been visiting her son, Ralph W
Freeman
William Thayer has purchased one o.
James Hanweck's houses on Highland ave
nue..
Mrs. Henry Smith has returned from I
several months visit with relatives in Gin
/ ton, Mass.
Ray Fletcher has returned from vis
with relatives In Boston, Fitchburg ant
Brockton, Mass.
Miss Amy Hudson OF Lynn, Mass, i
spending a few weeks at William Stevenson
on High street.
Horace Carter Of somerville, Mass, visited
from Saturday until Tuesday with Miss Min
erya Burroughs.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan and Margare
Dempsey are working at the Cheshire hous'
! in Keene, \ II
Arthur Metiever has finished work al
hostler for W. o. Amidon and has moved his
family to Canada.
Arthur Laliberte is to move into the Tay
| lor house recently vacated by J. H. Wether
bee on Mortified street
| Miss Mandine Richards has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives in Yer
mont and Massachusetts,.
Mrs James Snow and daughter have re
turned from a few days visit with Mrs Mat
tie Gilmore in Dover, n. II.
Major W. II. Tricky visited Monday in
Rindge and was in Concord Tuesday, re
turning home Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kay Of BrattleborC
visited at Charles Saffords on BrattleborC
street few days last week.
The delegates arrived home from the state
convention at Concord "Wednesday morning
at o. clock on special train.
Dowley Gray left Thursday morning fol
Boston where he win attend the Massachu'
setts Institute of Technology
Mrs William Taylor has returned from a
few days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Cook, in Montague Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs y. O. Maynard, s. II. Rich
ards, Harry Pratt and Guy Smith attended
the fair at Greenfield this week
The last band concert of the season was
given by the band from the balcony Of the
Foresters' hall Thursday evening.
Miss Maize Powers is TO leave Monday
morning for Burlington, VT, whore she will
attend the University of Vermont,
Harold Myers and Ira c. Hyde left Mon.
day morning with their motors for trip to
Springfield, Northampton and Mt. Tom
Misses Mary and Ellen Fitzgerald left
Thursday for a few weeks visit with their
sister, Mrs Thomas Keane, in Boston.
Harry White is spending vacation in
Boston and several other places William
Mead is substituting on the express team,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gunderman have re
,urned to Clinton, Mass, after few days
visit at Henry Smith on Mortified street
George Vincent has moved his family
from Depot street to the tenement recently
vacated by Arthur Metiever on Main street
Miss Stella Carey has returned to her
home in Arlington, VT, after a few weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Diekerman,
Miss Rose Duffy and Cathleen and Emmett
'Brien returned to Hyde Park Saturday
after several weeks visit at William
o Brien's.
William Trickey is in Greenfield this
week exhibiting lawn mowers for the Gran
lite State Moving Machine company at the
Greenfield fair.
Miss Lena Beane employed in the Rob
ertson Brothers paper mill cut one of her
fingers badly Tuesday morning while at work
at machine for punching paper.
The junior class of the high school will
hold its annual Hallowe en- and masquerade
party at the town hall Friday evening, DC.
tober 26. Dancing will be in order from 8
until / and music will be furnished by Lett
singers orchestra.
Miss Bertha Lewis has resigned her posi-
ton as organist at the Congregational church
and goes soon to Boston to the conservatory
of music Miss L. Hazel Roberts has sue
ceeded Miss Lewis as organist and has also
taken her piano pupils.
Henry T. Savoit of Huntington, Mass and
Miss Agnes Peterson of this town were mar
ried at St. Joseph's church by Rev. d. G.
Ling Saturday morning. The couple left
on the 9.1o train for Huntington where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Jennie B. Powers was called here
from Keene Monday morning to kill a horse
owned by James Latchers which had fallen
through hole in the floor of William Faes's
barn. DR.. Rathbone of Brattleboro was sum
moned and after consultation it was
thought best not to kill the horse. 1t is now
doing as well as can be expected
Edmund Bergeron of Keene, n. H., and
Miss Angelina Marcot of this place were mar
ried in ST. Joseph's church Wednesday morn
ing by Rev. FIR. d. q. Ling The couple
were attended by Miss Edna Thidabeau and
Frederick Bergeron. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Bergeron left on carriage drive to
Keene where they will make their home.
The Hinsdale Entertainment association
has booked the following course for the sea-
son of 1906-97: Garments italian Boys or
ehestra four soloists, assisted by Ebert
Poland Boston's favorite humorist, Oct. 1;
Shungopari and his concert company, Nov.
%; Ladies' Harmony Concert company, vocal
and instrumental, Dec. 81; the Litchfelds,
comedy and rural sketch artists. Feb IL.
Mrs. Rufus Langworthy is making a canvass
of the town with season tickets