Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-14
M. Q. Z. crsnmer /. on the bod IIst.

Mrs. q. +. Dreamer is on the sick list.
Miss Edna Weeks is on the sick list
Mrs. T. p Kinds spent Sunday in keene'
Mrs. Jeremiah Duggan is on the sick list
NJ. $. Mann was In Boston the first Of the
weet.
Miss White Of Keene is visiting Mrs. = r.
Kinds.
William Kcnney Of Worcester was in town
SUNDAY.
Miss Minnie Burroughs visited in Keene
Saturday.
Miss Mabel Pike is visiting relatives in
Orange, Mass.
Fred George of Concord, y, H., was in
town Tuesday.
John sanderson returned to his home In
Clinton Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas Roscoe Of westniOrelAnd Wa
| in town Friday.
Miss Maud Richards is recovering from a
/ few days illness.
l.. =. LiscJm has returned from few
days visit in Boston.
william Gomeau has returned from fe"
days outing in Boston.
Mrs. c. W. Cook has returned from a
/ short visit in Bratileboro.
Miss Susie Hanahran is visiting in Boston
and Franklin Falls, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robertson and iainli!
are in Boston for the week.
Rev. A. NJ. Marley Of Marlboro, " H.
has been in town this week
Mrs. C. c. Holton is visiting relatives in
! Springfield and Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staples are in New
| York this week on business trip
Mrs. Belle Tilton OF South Deerfeld, Mass
| is visiting her brother, G.. 5. Howe,
Mrs. Fred Watson Of Mortified has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. D. @. Minis.
There will he waltz party in the towr
hall Wednesday evening, December 20
Mrs. Addie +. Dix has returned from
visit with relatives in Somerville Mass.
Frank Field. Hazel Roberts and Florence
Field visited in Springfield, Mass, Saturday
Aaron Cook of Greenfield is visiting hi
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. William iay
lor
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Robertson have return
ed from few days visit in Springfield
Mass.
Ezra b. Pike bought the Thomas Dix plae'
on the Plain road at auction Saturday 10
sl16,.
Charles NORM has finished work for Mar
tin. the baker, and is succeeded by Eugen
Bergeron
Miss Annie Ling was called to Nieolet
Canada, Wednesday morning by the death
her aunt.
Michael Splain was called to FitchburC
Mass. Monday by the serious illness
his father
Miss Jennie Mclaughlin has finished worl
at Hotel Ashuelot and is succeeded by MIS-
Annie Myers.
4 Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Robertson and daugh
ter, Marion visited in Springfield the mrs
of the week.
The grange is to hold Christmas tire
and iolliication at its meeting next "eu
nesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Dolan has returned from sew
eral weeks visit with her sister IN has
wallingford, VT.
All the schools but the high school clos
at $50 every afternoon, thus omlttng IN
afternoon recess.
Mrs A. S. Hall and son have returned t
Millers Falls, Mass, after few days visi
at William Walkers.
! Mrs Maria Hartnett has returned to he
home in Greenfield after few days vlsi
with her sister here.
Rehersals are progressing for the cantat
oueen Esther 1t will be presented in tn
opera house January 3.
Mrs. Estabrook and mother of Lexington
Mass have come to spend the winter wit
. Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Keyou.
William Qualters has moved his famil
- ! Maa "a of g, q, no
, tons houses on Canal street.
Mrs. Charles Staples and SON. Charle'
returned Thursday after visit IN fro'
, dence and Woonsocket, X, L.
Miss Elizabeth Sutton has finished wor
) as milliner for Mrs. Frank Boucher and II
I turned to her home in Barre, VT
James Burns and daughter, Miss Gladyi
. came Wednesday from Mt Holly W.
make their home at Fred Latham s.
There was a special meeting held Thursda
| evening of the Golden Rule lodge, A. r.
t A. NJ, the first degree being worked
The senior and junior Loyal Temperance
. Legion held silver medal contest IN IN
Universalist church Thursday evening.
Miss Philemon Sweeney entertained nun
r her of her friends at her home on cant
street Saturday evening. Refreshments wei
served.
I, A Lamson, former resident OF tn
town has sold his drug business in HOPE
dale. Mass, which he has conducted FOR IN
S past II years.
At the regular meeting of Queen rs the
, Rebecca lodge Wednesday evening sever
: new candidates were taken in. Refresi
ments were served.
I Rev. J. H. Robbins of Concord, NJ
supplied the pulpit at the Congregation
church Sunday morning and in the evenin
occupied the pulpit at the ohlVersalis' o"uie
: at union meeting
Rev w. II. White accompanied by h
mother. Mrs. White has returned from Rei
sselaersyille, n. Y, where he was Gale
Inv the death of his father. Mrs. White NJ
4 come 70 make her home with her son.
teachers meeting was held in the D
n not street school building Saturday afternoo
and the following officers were elected: Pre-
/. ;dent Miss Harriet Moore; vice presiden
Miss Pearl Higgins: secretary and treasure
Miss Mabel Temple.
Owing to the large attendance at
Mann's opening Saturday evening, ana
e accumulate those who could not gain ADM
sion he has engaged Morgan's orchest
d IN Five another concert Saturday evenln
December Is.
n Many of the people of this place are sorl
i. TO learn that F. P. Kinds was Obliged
have one leg amputated above the knee at II
Keene hospital Monday afternoon. Mr.. Hint
has been suffering for some time from 4
!. injury to his toes caused by team runnii
. over them
y DR. s. H. McCollester of Marlboro, N. /
2 will preach in the Universalist church gu gu
e day in the absence of Rev. W. H. Trick
who will be absent on work for the sta