Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-07
NahfeM, Mass.

MOI WJfei0' |1HSS.
n, young people are enjoying the 6ne
,ahns
- IN Guduer Monday.
Az. Edith Wood is visiting in Vernon
IN Nl.s Lillian stebbins.
w.H-,a Pratt has been seriously IN this
~ mt is reported as recovering.
~. t.h Nation OF Brsttleboro has
81 4 recent guest OF Mrs. Eliza Banks.
u,rrr Alderman is homo for a short visit
IN illinois where he has good position.
Ms yete Putnam has gone to Baldwins.
NJ vhssc she is employed AZ trained nurse
ais, Abbie Kingman OF Waterbury, Conn,
guest Of Mrs Lucy Penteeost Crowoli
Miss Mary Quinlan Of Hayerhill is spend.
ga few days at her fathers, Thomas Quin.
s ~ NV WV
vrei Wins, who is employed In s, s.
Perez Wholesale and retail grocery. has
/ rmrned.
Miss Marjorie Wilson returned yesterday
f.. New York city to resume her studies at
be sri school
y Smith from South Vernon is another 10
A added TO the list OF milkmen. delivering
a, Milk in the afternoon.
Ne Hamilton Of Turner's Falls Is here for
4, present to stay with Mrs. A. d. stearns,
10 is slowly conyalescing.
There is a demand for places in good fam.
v.s where out OF town girls can do light
lsusevork and attend the high school.
Lewis S Weatherted, brother to Mrs. N.
Wood has lately reached New York from
irca and is the expected guest OF his rea.
Ives In tins section.
Public schools began Monday after the
rhool recess The seminary began Friday
,herno0u, some Of the young ladies not re-
aiming until Monday morning.
Superintendent Z. +. Howard and family
,,sn Thanksgiving in Charlen,ont, as did
l,o r. II. Frary, Mrs. b. NJ. Frary and two
Iaghicrs, who visited at George II, Frary's.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. G. Moody entertained the
,ls Of 1907 OF Mortified seminary and the
yrior class Of Mt. Hermon last Monday
UfHiue at their home on Highland avenue.
". L. Duncan and Justus Fletcher. with
Isfph Lamson as alternate, have been chosen
" the good government club as debaters for
he cup debate next Saturday evening, Dec.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Moody were IL New
York city this week Tuesday where they
we're the guests of j. Ogden at the d'pner
tp gave to the prominent educators OF the
tuutry,
Burnam house is to be closed this week,
The butler and coachman have gone TO New
York and the remainder OF the servants are
Vt 20 close the house. Mr.. and Mrs +. r.
She are to leave next Friday.
perham's Inn has for long time invited
he guests by an attractive exterior but re-
Gently o new sign has been added and trav-
tIlers OF all kinds are sure TO find abundant
bspitality at this wellknown hostelry.
Joseph Cotton had an operation for appen.
iiri.is Tuesday evening, by DIR. Seeley Of
Springfield. It was a successful operation
ni OF this writing Mr.. Cotton is very com.
Portable and there is every prospect for
3gick recovery.
The cold wave this week set everybody |
,hiyering, FIVE degrees below zero being the
swest reported by reliable citizen. |
Pumps were frozen. water pipes have burst !
aiiators have been made useless, and no.
iody was real happy-except the pumber(fl |
Inc mennonite, an tllEdCtlNt PtiioNiNf'i
rhieh is published in the interests of Mt
Iermon and Mortified school, has been edit
Il by Dixon Van Blascom but his resignation |
nving been accepted, +. II. Beach. OF,
yas chosen to become the edtorin.chief.
Notice is made of the recent death of Sid
Ter E. Bridgeman. 10, in Northampton. the
-allk known bookseller. He was frequent
isitor TO this town during the last 25 years,
"A H., tho rnnfarpnrps and |
be work of the schools as founded by D. l..
ioody.
The Unitarian fair will be held this after
con and evening. Besides the numerous
fractions mentioned in last weeks issue
.ere is TO be a mystery tree, and at the
lie OF fancy articles, etc, any one may De
ire that each article will be an excellent
irgain.
Rev. Mr.. Tote, secretary of the antisaloon
ague, spoke at the North church last sun
" morning. He is not politician but
inks the best way to attack the liquor
pstion is more in the line Of law and order
lrue and that the laws as made shonid be
forced.
The Fortnightly club had an interesting
,etng Monday afternoon. very apie
per was read by Mrs +. j. Stockbridge
The Century of Contrasts and Contradic'
MS in France, and there were also readings
Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Alvin George ana
IS French.
Mrs. Alice l.. Woodbury. has sold real es'
e on Charleston street to G. w. Lawrence
Glenbrook, Conn. This property is located
Mountain Park, which is the north extern
n of Rustic Ridge. Ernest A. Nash has
Irht of Mabel Morgan of Wetherstield
m. real estate on the road to Millers
Is.
Thomas Quinlan has sold to E. Solomon
,s of New York the only remaining lot
tobacco in town. price being IS cents in
bundle Formerly Mortified farmers
about 100 acres in tobacco; TINS year
re were about five acres but the growers
well content with the price received ana
IL II is one of the best money crops.
70 the account of the ''pie social as en- '
ed by the grangers last Tuesday evening
Md be added, that later they constituted
1rprised'' party, for they were invited
M their pies) to the home OF Mr.. ana
william Priest. where well laden tables
% awaiting them, the occasion being tue !
h anniversary of the wedding OF Mr. ana
S. Priest.
invitations to the marriage Of MISS Aiioe