Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14

sunday, ON Monday he and Robert started
for New York, whore the latter will take .
business course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Of bridgeport. Conn,
who have been spending some time AZ ihs
hotel and at Walter Eddy's, left for their
home Monday morning.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre, Mrs. Abbie Taft,
Mrs. y. Is. Batehelder and Mrs 4. y. Park
went to Bratteboro Wednesday to attend the
Congregational conference,
The Home club will meet at the chapel
next Wednesday afternoon to make u com
Portable. II Is hoped that all members OF the
club may be present and that the vote viii
he a tie.
Pearl Thayer and her sister, Mrs, Rock
well Davis. went Tuesday morning TO Clare
mont, Mass to attend the Deerfeld Valley
fair They will be gone from home two
weeks visiting relatives In that vicinity,
Rev and Mrs. Cyrus Hamin and Win
throp stopped over Sunday at Q. II, viii
hrd's. Mr.. and Mrs, damlin were on the
way 20 their work at Toogaloo, Miss, and
Winthrop TO his school at Cornwallon'the'
Hudson.
Fred Lawrence met with an accident while
working al the steam mill last Wednesday.
A stick Of wood flew from the saw. striking
him in the groin and knocking him sense
less He was carried TO his mothers and
the doctor summoned, II is probable that
the injury will not prove serious.
The new coon dog belonging to Frank and
Fred Lawrence had an opportunity 10 see
something OF the place upon its arrival. IL
was supposed that all Grated dogs must be
bound for the Evans Brothers kennels, so u
was duly delivered there. II transpired
later, however that II belonged in Harmony
willie, whittier II was escorted in state In a
wheebarrow.
For three weeks Miss Stella Gray, whose
flower garden has been admired by all pas
sers.by. has sent to the Christian Endeayor
society Of fremont Temple, Boston, in the
name Of the society here, box Of flowers
which have been placed in the church for the
evening meeting and distributed next
day TO the hospitals. Only those who have
been III can appreciate the blessing that
comes with gift Of flowers and understand
the value OF such work.
Among those recently registered at the
Townshend inn were y. S. Pratt and r. l..
Marley Of Brattleboro, Raymond II. Rand Of
Springfield, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. George ID.
Lang Of Springfield, Mass. 4. n. sanderson
and five in auto. Of New York; H. y, Dutton
Of Gatesburg, Fla; William X. Wood Of
South Windsor, A. o. Howard of East North.
field, S. A. Rickett Of Saxtons River. Mr. and
Mrs. r. s. Sanderson OF Boston, W. Lindcr
Df Pittsburg Pa; George II. Ellis Of West
Town shend, G. A. Lowell OF Londonderry, NJ.
Black OF Springfield, Mass; Howard Ken.
nedy Hill Of Philadelphia, Herbert W. Fay OF
Boston, W. NJ Houghton Of Keene, Mr. and
Mrs II. Freeman Of Brattleboro, Mrs. II. b.
Hslpin Of Chicago, Mrs. Susan Hamilton OF
AIstead n H. J. II Shaw OF Turner's Falls, |
Charles II. Scully OF Burlington, O. f. Buck
II Rochester, W, l.. Truipone Of New York. |
Mr.. and Mrs VI. d. Batchelder OF Beaufort. |
Mel II. FELTON, Of Boston, Nathaniel Z. Fell |
ON OF Boston, II. c. Kirk of Rutland. +. Il.
Davis OF Newfane, J. X. Rickett Of Grafton,
+. L. Thomas Of Bennington, George +. Bar |
ser and f. f. Perry OF Brattleboro, II. 8. |
fray Of Bellows Falls John Niles of New |
ane, G. ]. Miller and c. w. Reed Of Brattle-
,oro. f. Z. Mellen of Brattleboro, L. Il. Call
Il Brattleboro, ]. Newman of Bellows Falls, |
'hares f. Smith Of Butler, Pa; Mrs. o. ID.
9sterbrook and Miss Esterbrook, Brattle-
,orO.