Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

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Rev. Daniel Mcintyre preached q strong
temperance sermon Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Gale spent Sunday
In saxtons River with the Marvins,
Gerald Allbee spent the Fourth with his
classmate, Ned Wyman, at Athens.
Mrs. Oscar Farr OF East swanrey, n. H.,
has been visiting at Fred Watson's,
Mrs. Atwood Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Henry stratton, OF West Townshend,
Mrs, Sarah Wilson leaves this week to
visit her sister and nieces In Fairlee
Mrs. Irwin Watson and Mrs. Fred Watson
took the train Tuesday for New York.
Mrs. and Miss Plumb visited at Henry
STATIONS in West Townshcnd last week,
Seven candidates took the third and fourth
degree at the grange meeting Friday even
ing. :
Mrs. Wilmer Turner and Evelyn return
ed home from their visit in Weston last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church very acceptably last Sun
day.
Mrs. Alton Holden has returned from New
York, where she had been to visit her
brother
Robert Fuller who has been working at
the Retreat in Brattleboro is home for
week.
Fred willard went to Brattleboro Mon
day,
Pauline Franklin Is acting as housekeeper
in her mothers absence and is said 10 be
quite cook.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Willard Of Putney
spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs.
Abbie Willard.
Miss Myra Hobart will spend the month
of July with her sister, Amelia, at welles-
ley Hills, Mass.
Mrs Barnes Of Westminster drove over
last week Thursday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Earl Knapp
Mrs. Sanders and her daughter, Florence
left Monday to spend a time in Springfield
and Westfeld, Mass.
Carroll Franklin, Herbert Hall and Tru'
man Wallace will work for Fred Watson dur
ing the haying season.
One Of the features Of the Fourth was
the fine display of fireworks set off at the
bungalow after the concert.
Robert Cushman and Ray Shine spent
Sunday and Monday OF last week in South
Londonderry at Ed Shines.
Clara Stone who has been working in
the overall factory in Brattleboro, has re-
turned home for a few weeks.
Guy Bardwell spent Sunday in town, re-
turning Monday TO Bernardston, Mass,
where he has rural delivery route.
Mrs. Fred Watson and Rosie went re-
Gently to Peru to visit her parents. They
H.
Mrs. Herbert Franklin and Leon went
with Mrs. Clark on Monday to Hinsdale, N.
H.. where they will spend week or two.
j. o. Follett has returned from Putney
and will remain at home until after haying
going to Putney later to complete the bridge.
f. L. Hastings and Miss Abbie Starr
drove to Saxtons River on Sunday to meet
Raymond Starr, who returned with them
for visit.
Miss Hayden, the Sunday school worker
who was here last year under the auspices
of tn Baptist state committee, is coming soon
for few days
The catalpa tree in Mrs. A. A. Blood's
yard and the fairy lilies in her windows
have received many admiring glances during
the past week.
grand regent Of the Royal Arcanum Of the
state of New York. is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Herbert Barber.
Two students have come to town to chop
in the lumber camp that their sound minds
may be in sound muscular bodies. We won
der why more college students don't do like
wise
Mabel Allbee closed her school in Wind |
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Mrs Aroy Snow, drove to that place, visit |
ed her school and brought her home with |
them.
Mrs. Olive Holmes, who has been visiting |
her sister, Mrs, @. G. Taft, returned Mon. |
day to her home in Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
where she will spend the summer with her |
daughter
WILDER Cushman underwent an operation |
at Jamaica last week to remove water from
his chest. Mrs. Rand is the nurse. Mr..
Cushman stood the operation well and is
on the gain.
The mixed train was off the track again
Wednesday so the evening train did not
reach here until after IL o'clock Some of
those waiting for the train passed the time
dancing on the station platform to the mu.
sic of a mouth organ.
One former student of Leland and Gray
seminary who saw in paper that an effort
was being made to increase the membership
Of the Alumni association sent her name and
iollar without being asked which was very
gratifying to the secretary.
Henry Cobb has completed a footbrldge
,ver the river to his home. This end Of the
bridge is near Mr.. Truesdells sugar house.
oh upi1 boya 70 no /t,n |
or callers now as many will probably try
he bridge before the summer is over.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Mason and Deacon i
'tebbins with his two daughters and Mrs.
wilson drove to Brattleboro Monday. As +
hey were returning home they encountered g
bad place in the road and one of Deacon
tebbins S horses stumbled and fell, breaking
ne pole. Fortunately no one was hurt. :,
caucus was held at the town hall Satur.
ay to appoint delegates to attend the coun- Ct
convention at Newfane. DR.. Gale and n
Tr. Grout were appointed from the west vii h
ge and Charles Fl. Willard and Fred Will.
I'D from this part of the town Accord .
gIy the four went to Newfane on Tuesday. -
The South Londonderry ball team brought OF
escort on Saturday George Cobb, Mr.
andman, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, George In
NTH Emery MeIendy, Henry Chase and ri
hers, all Of whom doubtless felt paid for n,
g trip by witnessing so close ball game fo
EN- if their home team was defeated by
e score. n
Miss Abbie Starr has secured position ga
principal of school in Calumet Mich, tn
here she will have oversight of the build
9 and other teachers. Miss Starr gradu- th
ed from Leland and Gray seminary and no
en- spent two years in Michigan normal P.
hool. She has taught but a year but evil tn