Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30


church in Winchester and the burial took
place In Pine Grove cemetery here.
Mrs, II, C Holland visited in Springfield
Saturday.
Miss Florence Goddard visited in Spring
field recently,
Harold Merritt is visiting relatives In
Springfield Mass
Mrs. Jane Lahey Of Reene spent Sunday
with friends here.
James Burns Of Mt. Holly visited at Fred
Lathams Sunday.
Charles Staples left Friday on business
trip to New York.
Daniel J. Mccormick visited in Boston a
few days last week.
Mrs. Henry Bond OF Westminster is Wis
iting at Cyrus Cook s.
Edward Coffee Of Nashua is visiting his
aunt. Miss Anna Glayin,
Miss Lillian Myers Of Fiichburg, Mass
is visiting her mother here,
=. p. Kinds had two toes amputated at
the Keene hospital recently.
Miss Angie Person Of Greenfield visited
Thursday at her home here
Miss Nora Smith is visiting Mrs. Benjamin
Robbins In Richmond. y. II.
Miss Harriet c. Moore is spending the
week in Westhampton, Mass.
Mrs. George Stevens is entertaining her
mother from Milton Mills. y. II.
Miss Cristina Robertson Of Springfield Wis
tied Thursday at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. orrin Davis Of Townshend'
Vt. are visiting a. +. II. Dayis's,
Mrs. Elsie Page has returned from short
visit al her home in Bellows Falls
Edwin Bailey Of south Deerfeld, Mass
visited Thursday at his home here
Miss Jane Putney is making several
weeks visit with relatives in keene
Horace Carter Of someryille, Mass, spent
Thursday with Miss Minerva Burrows.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mccoy and son of
Chicopee. Mass, visited in town Sunday.
Mrs. Ferris. Ezra Pike and George Pike
spent Thursday with relatives In Middlesex'
VI.
NJ. 5. Mann has returned from New York
and Boston where he has been on business
trip.
Anthony Caikocky has moved his family
from Spring street to a tenement on Church
street.
Miss Susie Hanrahan Of West swanzey is
making A weeks visit at Michael Hanra'
hans
Mr. and Mrs. John Conway Of Winchester
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Lynch.
Edward Williams of whately, Mass, is
visiting her brother. Fred Williams, on Ca
nal street
W. L. Brooks has finished work in Brat
tleboro and is working in the Winchester
Star Office.
Miss Eloise White Of Mt Holyoke college
visited from Tuesday until Thursday at her
home here.
A. W. Bliss is soon to move his family
TO Athol where he has position in ma
chine shop.
Miss Mabel Temple has returned from a
few days visit with her brother in Med
ford, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Charles sanderson of Gin
ton, Mass, is visiting a few days at d. l..
Sanderson's
Mrs. J. S. Wright and daughter Mrs. +. 7.
Preston. of Holyoke Mass, visited at +. j.
Dexters recently.
Mrs. FREQ Latham WIS NaAith ~ -hh' ANS''s
Monday by the serious illness of her sister
Mrs James Burns.
W. o. Amidon OF this place has been APP
pointed guardian Of the venerable Charles
Harvey in Winchester
Warren b. Spencer fell recently and in
jured his leg so that he was confined to the
house for several days,
Mrs. Ida Birkenshaw and family of Ashue'
lot visited few days at Samuel o'Neils on
Canal street this week.
f. $. MeField has returned from New
York, Boston and Springfield where he has
been on u business trip.
Miss Bertha Howe left Wednesday after
noon for her home in Claremont to spend
the remainder of the week.
Miss Ruth Il. Race left Wednesday af'
ternoon for her home in New Haven, Conn.,
for the remainder of the week.
Roger Holland of the Willston academy
Ia sthampton, Mass, came Wednesday for
few days visit at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christian of Pitts
field, Mass were called here Monday by the
death of Mrs Christians brother.
Mrs. Nellie Worden left Monday for scran.
ton. Penn, for an indefinite visit with Mr..
John orziole has moved his family from
,ne of Mrs. Stones tenements on spring
street to one of Edward Stebbins's on Church
street.
William Burrows comes next week from
MS home in Eastport, Me-, to make an inden'
mite visit with his daughter, Mrs. s. II. Mac
Donald.
Rev. Mr.. Clark of West Brattleboro sup
piled the pulpit at the Congregational church
Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Kew
W. H. White.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edalbert j. Temple and two
daughters, Misses Mabel and Madelon, spent
at Mrs, Temples old home in
Winchester.
Mrs. Samuel Smith entertained number
of her friends at her home on Church street
Saturday afternoon, it being her birthday
A bountiful supper was served.
Claiming W. Barnes, formerly OF this
town. but now of Newport, N. H., has re-
ceived commission as second lieutenant OF
Company NJ of the state militia.
Among those who attended the Harvard
Yale football game at New Haven. Conn,
were W. F. Robertson, Q. A. Hoi-
land, H. @. Holland and Miss Lillian Myers
John McCaughern hurt both of his knees
badly Wednesday morning while at his work
in the finishing department Of the Amidon
wooden mill. case of cloth fell. striking
both knees.
Reserved seats are now sale at Mann's
drug store for the concert Tuesday evening,
Dec. 4. given by Mrs. Calvert Professor
Short and Miss Hart. the reader. General
admission tickets can also be secured oil
parties who are canvassing for that purpose
The CONGREGATIONAL society will hold its