Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-20

they took Pennsylvania train for Chicago
where they will make their home. Mr.
Archibald is circulating manager OF the
Prairie Farmer, and being a young man OF
fine character, his future promises much. HIS
bride is popular with large circle OF friends
in Springfield who mingle the regret of her
departure with wishes for the future happi'
ness Of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Mr.. Arehi'
bald was former well known boy Of this
town having graduated from the high school
here,
Governor Goodell was in town Wednes'
day.
Win Mead is employed at the Eagle Iron
foundry.
Dr. A. A. Pratte of Keene was in town
Thursday
Joel Martin has moved his family to ia
maica, VT.
Mrs. Frank Field visited in Springfield
last week.
George Day of Mllers Falls was in town
over Sunday.
Harry Pratt Of Brattleboro is working for
W. j. Curran.
Miss Ida stratton is quite i'll at her home
on High street.
Robert McCaughern, ir., was at his home
few days recently.
Z. c. Robertson sprained his ankle while
in New York recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham are happy
over the birth Of son.
Miss Ida Higgins recently visited her sis
ter, Mrs Cove, in Keene.
Miss Sara stearns, clerk in Howe's
store, is having a vacation.
Miss Matte Fisk is making a few days
visit at Edward Stebbins's.
W. G. Booth was called to MARROW Sun.
day by the illness of his father.
Mrs. George Britton entertained Mrs ].
c. Hubbard of Chesterfield last week.
Several from here attended the band con
cert at Brattleboro Wednesday night.
Mrs. Henry Pearson of Brightwood, Mass,
called upon friends in town Saturday.
Arthur Chavonelle, who is employed in
Providence, is at home for few days.
Mrs. F. NJ. Fuller entertained Mrs. Lydia
Kilburn of Putney few days recently.
Oscar Staples is employed at McField's
drug store succeeding Roland Wetherbee.
The topic for the sermon at the Univer.
salist church Sunday is the Parable of Jonah.
Mrs. Cove of Keene is spending few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hig-
gins.
Don Belleville, Elmer Aldrich and julius
Martin are employed in a foundry at Bellows
Falls.
Miss Jennie l.. Putney has returned from
an extended visit in Fitchburg and Ashby,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and two
children of Orange, Mass, have been spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Royce
Mrs. Harris and Mrs Palmenter of Green
field Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. Addie
L. Dix.
Misses Grace and Hazel Roberts and Roger
Holland are enjoying outing at Lake
Spofford
George N. Smith has sold his business to
W. H. Lyman, who took possession Monday
morning.
Miss Beatrice Currier is working in Keene
for q few weeks while having treatment of
the ears.
Mrs. SWEET of Lynn, Mass, is visiting
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. William
Stevenson.
Mrs. Nette l.. Haskell of Wenatchee,
Wash, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Bailey, last week.
Mrs. Nellia A. Worden has returned to her
home after few weeks stay with friends
in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Boyden of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. |
Harriet N. Wilder.
Mrs. Frank Quigley of Wilton is visiting
for few days with her parents Mr.. and |
Mrs. Martin Kelley.
Rev. Father Ling was called to Portsmouth,
N. H., the first of the week by the death |
of Father Finnigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Aldrich returned
Thursday from weeks sight seeing among
the White mountains.
Mrs. W. R. Howe and children, who have
been stopping at Gardner Howe's are at
Block Island for few days.
Harry Dole of Arlington, Mass, is at the
home of his grandfather, s. o. Davenport,
at the south part Of the town.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Duggan and chill.
dren of Fitchburg are visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Duggan.
Misses j. Gladys Laxton and Patience T.
Laxton Of Boston were the guests of Miss
Eva Robertson the past week.
Miss Eloise White and Harold White are
spending the vacation with their grandpa
rents in Rensseaerville N. Y.
Miss Nellie May Lyman went to Farley,
Mass, Monday, where she expects to be
with friends the greater part of the week.
Dr. Whitmore has moved his household
goods from the Spooner house to a tenement
IN Todd's block recently vacated by Mr..
Lamb. q
Mrs. Jane Mann, her granddaughter, Flor
snce Young, and NJ. s. Mann have gone
20 Wallingford VT, to visit friends and c
relatives.
Miss Edith Pearson, who is employed at q
Watertown Mass, was with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson, from Friday
Until Monday.
Hon. Winston Churchill took dinner at '
lote Ashuelot Wednesday en- route to Lake
'pofford to enjoy the beauties of our New il
hampshire hills. G
Mr.. Wright who has succeeded John
'ooler in the card room at Halle & Frost's /
Mill, is to occupy the Spooner house on c
Highland avenue.
The women employees at the Brightwood r
'aper mill enjoyed an automobile ride We'd c.
esday evening in an auto hired for the oc-
aston from Mortified. :,
Joseph Lachance, who is employed at the q
otel, is taking a vacation, accompanied by
lis wife and S. H. Mcdonald is substitut-
ng for him in his absence.
The attraction Sunday and Monday was the o.
og drive which was at Cooper's point with, u
t is stated 125 men working on the i'm al
nense jam at that place. 1t seemed as o.