Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-01

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Emma Wright; recitation, Marion
=, recitation by a pupil from North
r,,ms sraenl; selection by the Glee
S,r, .pcfthes were made by Rev. d.
r5.sn and superintendent Z. +. Howard
rsra followed by the address of the
a,,r nv Joseph X. Green of Worees'
<, briefly outlined the historical events
| IA nm 10 the war and some Of the
..,.~sr,s Of the heroes: and contrasted
.,,r,, Of the present with those Of the
,bowipr the improvements all along
rrs, The hall was decorated with
a ,l,bts wild flowers and draped flags
4, citizens an along Main street showed
|, mtroiism by decorating the houses
he national colors.
MN George has been entertaining some
Edrs from Melrose.
M Billings on the upper farms is spend
Ne week in Boston.
NJ, Gertrude Barr has returned TO her
d il Someryille, Mass.
Y, Fiieia Fisher from Amherst is
+ 4 q Mrs. Simeon Lyman.
", Lane and friend from Weston are
M, her cousin, Miss Ruth Field.
mr. was frost enough in the lowlands
I'M the ferns, etc, on Tuesday night.
Ns Nellie Nye is travelling in England
Il present is sightseeing in London.
' M George spafford from New London,
Il. i guest Of Mrs. y. F. Alexander.
| yis Harvey Evans has been very sick
stomach troubles but is now improving.
Mss Freeto has accepted fine position
ni,her Of French and Latin in Spring
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Fwlty Irish postponed his usual trip to
| nd BeruardstOn this week on account Of
naiil day.
Bis Flora Dunnel has recently returned
/ her vacation, which she has spent In
Aane Falls.
b. and Mrs. Harry Gates and son from
|ngs have been recent visitors among
,is in town.
David Balls family is moving TO the Rob
! Field house, which they have leased for
gn Oi years.
y S, Sratton is seriously i'll with
r trouble and the services of trained
b are required.
fis grange have the next regular meeting
4 II, when the subject discussed will be
u, Bugs and Posies.
En Charles Laurence, jr., and son, of
j Haven Conn, have been recent visi-
at Merriman cottage.
n Everett Lyman has been very i'll
! pneumonia and was cared for by a
ND nurse but is now improving.
H. Smith has appeared in very neat
highly decorated bakers cart, which is
iinctiye addition to his business.
n c, l. scofeld, a former pastor of
Vongrgational church, is in town and
EEtced to preach Sunday morning.
ias was a ball game between the mar
md single men Wednesday afternoon,
e9Ee being in favor of the single men.
new dentist, George F. Thompson, D. D.
as an Office in the residence of John ,
Nye the first three days of each week.
fh Z, F. Howard and three youngest
| lh are visiting in Wallingford, vt. i,
/ q the children are i'll with the measles. j.,
F@ has begun at the gravel pit near q
1enon station. The gravel is to be
/ % raise the track between Cheapside
OserSed. !
~ D. R. Cotton and two daughters are I
F.tl 70 return to their home in East a
aeIa' having spent the past year in d
|iiVile Conn.
fllFs Preston sailed for Russia last
4 ana the following Friday his mother,
/ anna ), Preston, went to Chicago to Z
i The summer.
/ 'e who brayed the storm of last Sun
ny rs''a a patriotic sermon from Rev. D. ),
r rus and national songs were sung at !,
Unitarian church. y
n Ceaih is reported from East Charlie i,
Nev Lyman Whiting, well known t,
[,M Of franklin county and one who Al
many friends in this town. T,
|sF' Seem to be in good demand and a.
n ars stable Of +. B. Caldwell is much n
FJ4sa Dy prospective buyers. 1t is re- II
= 'Aa' ne sold five one day this week. a.
"Vond number of the summer term
Ill.,, Nurse was given by DR.. Stephen
MI ~ New London, Conn, Monday J.,
n. NJ. Inc subject was Arabia and it ~
''''''ed by the stereopticon.
N. 'lllarian parish meeting which was At
n usen held in the vestry of the
,',n na Monday evening, was postponed n
Mn Nm OF the storm and will be held - -
1'-4'y evening at 7.3O o clock. "
i,S S T is building garage on the W
eoI;,. "ullon place, According to the at
In ,,,. dictionary, a garage is build te
d, ,,., 'iAg an automobile, the accent is he
4Lsd rarz. ""''" Is pfonounoeu as el
j., lanes NcConaughy, head of the D'
!, 'a a.t in Mt. Hermon school, is
4 on,., ''es OF 10 lectures in the daily me
S,s,'5 Inc subject is Lessons Drawn o
san N, Flaces, and descriptions are II
| 'aSI summer trip in the Holy an
err
sr. \, VI Inc weather has been pleased we
b rs,. ,aflety in the last few weeks.
cisl I s, has been followed by heavy
Rs,.. ulns' one being unusually Sc "a
NJ the mercury has been too va
bse NJ. freezing point to be agreeable ne ne
b. ' nave early vegetables in the oN
! s1ba,;. vic
"a ,y.f5, as, Of the Smiths agri- VII
hi !, 4sul Of Northampton have made to
Y sh.l ~ MIN to take charge of the
u aE MI; n soon to be established there. On
'sisst t- -.'l boarding house is TO be used n.
% M Inc school and the boys will r;c
ffs4 tt, Il.