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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
JACKSONVILLE.

Representative Wallace Allen was home
from Montpelier over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waste returned
from their Boston trip last Saturday
W. 4. Brown has sold his lot in Green
field to the town for q park, for $4,000.
Mrs Grace Deane is slowly but steadily
improving from her recent severe illness.
Miss Phebe Corkins has returned home,
and is again clerking for f. A. Temple &
company.
Don G. Taylor attended the annual meet,
ing Of the Heath Telephone company at
shelburne Falls Monday, Oct. 8,
George McDonough and Asa Cain have
zone 10 Hardwick. Mass. to assist Ralph
Phillips of Halifax in packing apples,
DR.. A. W. Thomas goes to Jamaica next
week to practice medicine. His brother
Dr. A. J. Thomas, takes his place here.
The Ladies Methodist Aid will meet
with Mrs. Samuel B. Chase Wednesday af-
ternoon, Oct II. All are cordially invited.
Little Iva Pierce seems to be suffering
from paralysis of the lower limbs She
was taken to North Adams last week We'd
nesday for examination.
Charles Fox is having big rush of APP
DlpS for cider AT MS mn thiH "NN'N' $50 49,
vertises that he will close up the business
this week Saturday II possible.
We are glad to learn that Mr. and Mrs
Murray Pierce have decided to return 10
this place. They have been living IN ool'
rain Mass, the past few months,
There was a family reunion at E. s. Allen
last Sunday, the occasion being the ANN
versary of his SGD birthday There were
1G present it being the entire family
Alfred Williams's barn was destroyed by
fire Monday morning by the explosion OF
lantern. He was fortunate in saving ms
horses and some other property stored IN
the building.
somo Of the boys in South Nottingham
went bear hunting Monday night IN the WOODS
below Clifton Murdock's house. Ihey sue,
ceeded in finding the tracks of a bear, Du'
Rruin took good care of himself, ana es'
caned, it was thought probably by climb
ing a tree.
About 20 were present at the husklng
hoe at Odd c. Fairbanks Friday night
4 large amount of corn was husked' an uh-
usually large number OF req ears oeins
sa,,nd and the forfeit paid causing great
lo Al the close refreshments were
served All voted it to be Jolly goou
time.
We have had so much dry weather lately
.bot snrincs are very low. There was
h ti,,' wind storm Saturday night, accompan-
Id nv some rain. There was also thun-
dor shower Tuesday night, The lightning
Hurred ont the switch on the village tele,
hone line, The wind storm Saturday night
did good deal of damage to the telephone none
Inc linz in breaking down poles. 1t took some
+;n,o IN make repairs.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12

chester y, H., Tuesday evsr,n. =,
storm prevented '''n'hg but the
vo FRANK rommOny, who is employed ~ r..
hall whe,. sV"'hafy' tell from the new science
,nnca ~ ny was WORKING last week. a Az.
hroken Spou' y feee but no bones wsrs
Inn, " w. Mr' remmony was badly bruised
"e women OF the Unitarian soei.,, ,,,,
sN' harvest supper IN the town Nh NV, ~
i.'ni ms evening from "a 80
s.o" oo' boiled dinner win he s,r,aa ''0es.
49, game Of Progressive whIs, Kin ~
49, :" Tue same room and nri,.s LII W
awarded al the close F''''A WIZ be
MRS T. NJ, Lazelle is TO 90 10 ~,
sPena the winter. She has rer,aa 'p''aa 10
" At and Mrs. Woodward Misc D. mouse
msriE, VINO has lately moved here ,ror 80 c ar
Wy WY ana Is TO be the manager N IN" ., NoH.
'"'"''| on TIE seminary grounds SWAN
Np"'.It was given In Stone hall n, NJ,
my v ,',ng by Heinrich Schueeker. h.rnis,
anu arthur Phillips, sooist seyora, ""tp ~
,apooPlc ana some Of the Mi Uo,mo,,
students We're in the audience Will ai''" ''
''1 ~' p'e"Sed with the evenings program WIS
Ine annual church meeting ana ro,, 49,,
was held on Wednesday evening In M r v''''
slssauohal church and full report ~ An.
'uspn oin'ers VIII be given next week Tho
''pvr's oil 'he various committees yero -,
~ '"' prayer meeting last Thursday evanin,,
Inc Fortnightly club had nm in,oro.,,n.
meeting last Monday. Papers were raaS -.
nrs; " NJ. Wood on History Of Snain ou ~
ey Mrs Herbert Field ON the Conones, -
MeAeo, also book review Of Copis,on -
gwen by Miss Gertrude Ball Six new name
were proposed for membership.
DIR. and Mrs c. I. scboso,d h.,.. -
sPVhalhg the summer ON Ashuelot moppt,in
and last Sunday the tent tbey baI ranr
occupying was burned. He has bcer on'
gagged in writing a book Of a RELIGIONS no,nr.
durihg the summer months The 0amas
spread so rapidly that very little n Ms
ehcets were saved.
w. H. Caldwell goes to Springfield where
ne Has position Mr.. Caldwell has been
e"plogtu Tor many wears by the managers of
lhe seminary, beginning when the school was
first established. His place is taken NV y
Mr. Nelson, His mother, Mrs. Theresa Gala.
well, will live with her daughter Mrs Flora
Lyman, for the present
George Cummings started for California
Wednesday. His friends OF the Sons Of Vet.
Grams ana auxiliary gave him q surprise
party last Friday evening, which was a pleas.
ant occasion to all, Mrs Cummings is soon
to visit her daughter Edith and later will
visit in Boston. II Mr.. Cummings health
improves as his many friends wish, he may
locate in the west.
Miss Thompson has bought Sutherland $
milk route and, according to report, will com
bine the Naples milk route, which ii is said
she has also purchased, and will be the
principal milk dealer in town Mr.. Stone.
her brother, from Boston, has given up his
position to come here with his family and
manage the dairy business. At present one
Of the milk wagons is run by Blair Irving.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
WEST WARDSBoRo.

The c. f. meetings are now held Wednes'
day evenings.
Miss Leola Forester is at VI. s. Haskins'
in the Centre for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ. Newell are visiting
relatives in Waterbury, Conn
II. \. Waite and \. X. Robinson, with
their families and some other children, had
a picnic at Grout pond Saturday.
A former summer boarder at II. A.
Yates Mrs. Sheldon of Northampton,
Mass, who was interested in our Sunday
school and has helped us materially before
now. has now added SO to her other gifts
through Mrs. f. F. Davidson for use in the
Sunday school.
Recent visitors have been Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wait Of Bennington at B. c. Ry-
der's David Felt of Boston, Mass, at f.
!. Morse's and at Rice's; Mr.. and Mrs.
RAYMOND Rice of New York at NJ L.
Ricc's; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Howe of New
fame and Mrs. Mary Mattison and daughter
Of SALISBURY at NJ, l.. Johnson $; Mrs.
viii Nash of Jericho at II. Robinson s.
The L. s. circle had fine ride to and
picnic dinner in the woods Thursday, Sept
90. AT the home Of Lewis Wheeler in ia
maica. They will not soon forget the rare
flowers and plants seen there or the un-
limited courtesy shown by the family. Fruit
in abundance was served. While partaking
of the good things the clouds were gather
ing and as had been predicted the long
needed rain came soon after the party start
ed for home. Both drivers. H. A. Waite
and A r. Robinson. had covered wagons
so no harm was done.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
LEYDEN.

Mrs. S. c. Severance called on relatives in
Bernardston Tuesday.
Mrs. f. D. King of Springfield visited al
S c. Severance's from Wednesday till Mon
day.
Master Forest Gallupe, who has been at
his grandfather Severance for week, went
home Thursday.
Mrs. Cushman of Bernardston, who spent
ten days at 0. f. Miller's, went home last
week Wednesday.
Herbert Frzzell has lost 81 Of his flock OF
sheep because of the raid Of dogs upon them
One dog was killed.
Mrs. c. D. Moves and Mrs. Elyra Noyes
of Colrain spent the afternoon of Wednesday,
Oct. 3. at S. G. Severance's
Mrs. S. C. Severance went to Green River
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. G.
Galupe, and returned home Friday.
Mrs. Bert Whittemore of Greenfield and
her sister, Mrs. Harry Lloyd and son OF
Greenfield were guests at 0. Il. Miller last
week Monday.
Miss Ada Warrick OF Terry, n. H., who Is
attending Smith college, was an over sunday
guest of Miss Grace Witherell at her board
ing place at Ernest Wilcox
Another old soldier has answered the nnal
roll call William Upton died at the sol
diers home in Togus, Me-. Oct, a. and ms ms
bodv was brought to Leyden and laid at rest s
in tho South cemetery where the wife oil MS
Youth was buried 35 or more years ago.
Tbey lived in Leyden at that time and for
several years previous Mr.. Upton was born
in Chariemont and had he lived until sunday
wonId have been IA years old. He was
member of the 10th Vermont regiment ne
is survived by son. William Upton OF
Greenfield, a daughter, Mrs. A. F. "rlght o.
Washington, D. c.. and three sisters only
tbe son and his family were able to at'enu
the hnrial.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
GUILFoRD.

There will be service IN Christ church
sunday Oct, IL, at $3.50 y, m,
Mrs, Josephine Reed is In Brattleboro ear.
ing for Mrs, G, L. Dewitt, who is IN at the
home Of $, S, Hunt,
Lorenzo Leach has sold his valuable point.
er dog Spot, which was shipped to West vir,
gnia by express last week Tuesday.
There will be dance given by Broad
Brook grange, Friday evening Oct. 10, in
grange hall. Guilford Center. Al cordially
invited
Willis Weatherhcad has been IN for more
than week with what the doctor at first
thought to be appendicitis, but which has
developed into severe case Of jaundice.
Our hunters are getting ready for the deer
season. l., Leach has u new Marlin rifle and
II. l., Quinn one Of the Savage pattern, while
the others are polishing up their old ones
During the summer there seemed TO be
plenty Of deer about here. but for several
weeks past scarcely one has been seen.
The following item from the Brattleboro
letter in the Springfield Sunday Republican
will be Of interest to the people Of this
town: John +. Gale. well.known Gull.
Sord farmer and attorney at law, has ac'
quired considerable slate'roek property in
that town. Years ago there were large
number Of slate quarries in operation in
this corner Of the state, several being in
Guilford, In those days the quarrying was
done altogether by hand, The Guilford
Quarries were located farther from railroad
facilities than those in the northern part Of
the state, and they finally had to suspend
operations through inability TO compete with
other quarries Mr., Gale believes that by
the use Of modern machinery the Guilford
deposits can be worked proftably, II is
known that there is a vast amount Of slate
rock deposit in the town, and Mr. Gale
says it is tougher and Of better color than
is fouud farther north
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12

anniversary, In the birthday cake were con
cealed three useful articles. Mrs H. Y.
Phelps, Mrs. q. II. Walker and Mrs, J, i,
Leach were the successful ones, The articles
were a thimblei ring and piece OF money.
sunday afternoon six Of the juniors gradu'
ated from the junior society aud In the even
ing Joined the senior society Mrs Pierce,
who for the past few months has been unable
to act as superintendent on account Of vi
health, was able TO be present and present
the diplomas, The graduates AZ the opening
Of the meeting presented her with IL carna'
tons, each pupil carrying two,
The following item from the Atho Mass,
Transcript will be Of interest TO local peo'
pie. A. Foster Hamilton went to Westmin.
ster, VI, Friday ON the invitation Of Mr..
and Mrs, George ". wilkins OF Beaufort, $.
G., who with their daughters Helen and
Blanche and two sisters Of Mr.. wilkins
aud Of Mrs. Julia Hamilton, are summering
In the old Bradley mansion, entertaining
numerous guests and enjoying occasional ex'
cursions In Mr. Wilkins's auto car, The
Misses wilkins with others gave social
dance in the town hall Friday eve, which
Mr. Hamilton attended. Westminster was
the early home OF Mrs. Julia Hamilton and
continued TO be the home and Is the burial
place OF her parents; and the activity and
brightness OF Mrs. Hamiltons early life are
remarked by the survivors OF her assoco'
remarked by the survivors OF her associ'
ates. The hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
kins has been marked feature OF West
Minister life this season, especially with
the young people, who have contributed
much to the enjoyment Of the Misses Will
kiug
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
BROOKLINE.

c. W. Stickney is in New York this week
c. p. stickney was in Bellows Falls satur
day on business.
Fred Edson's mill started running AGAR
this week
Mr.. Rockwell and family of New York are
guests of G.. A. Blodgett.
C, p. stickney was called to Brattleboro by
telephone Tuesday on business
Hugh Allbee and family of Michigan are
visiting his father. T. NJ. Allbee.
L. Martin and family of Winhal were
guests at the Mineral Spring farm last week
Altman Marsh went to Brattleboro Tuesda!
to consult DR.. Gorham in regard to his failing
eyesight.
Sixteen telephones have been subscribed
for in the new circuit, with central station al
Newfane.
The selectmen have completed the improve
mont of the Ware road north of the Solomon
Hale bridge much to the convenience Of
those who travel that way.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Maple Grove grange held a regular meet
ing Thursday evening.
Miss Blanche Ranney has returned from
her visit in New York.
Mrs. A. p. Ranney went to st. Johnsbury
last Thursday for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson Of Brattle.
boro are visiting at J. 7. Ranney's,
Mrs. Blood, who has been spending the
summer at George Gould's, has returned to
Bellows Falls.
Mrs. J. O. Smith went TO Boston anp
Winchester, Mass the first Of the week 10
be gone two weeks.
Mr. Butterfeld, who fell from a tree and
fractured his shoulder, is as comfortable
as could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks 81 Braitle'
boro and Mr. and Mrs Dorr Hitchcock of
Athens were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4, g.
Butterfeld Sunday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
WINDHAM.

NJ. H. Ingalls, and family visited in Graf
ton Sunday.
Mrs E. L. Burke is spending a few days
in Springfield, Mass.
Marcellus ingalls, and family were in Bel
lows Falls Saturday.
Several from town went to New York on
the excursion Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Batheric of Grafton visited
their son, William Batheric, Sunday.
J. Dimmick, who has spent the past two
years at Mrs st. Marie's. goes to Bellows
Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ingalls, of Bellows
Falls. who spent last week in town, returned
home this week.
News was received here of daughter born,
70 DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Saturday. Mrs Gil
bert was Elya Mack of this town.
C. s. Clifford, a banker in Boston, accom-
panied by Mr.. Dooze, are at NJ. II. lngall s.
They are the last of his city guests ). A.
Carpendale, who has spent six months at Mt
Grove farm, returned home this week. MI
ingalls, has entertained 81 guests this sum
mer. and had as many more applicants.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
BONDVILLE.

/ c. W. Wade of Dorset attended the fair
/ last week.
Frank Shea Of Brattleboro attended the
! fair last week.
| c. A. Young OF Lisbon, y. H., was in town
last week on business.
W. H. Henry and s Bunting of Chester
were in town last week
There will be an auction at Mrs. s. F. Will
/ liams's Saturday, Oct. Is.
| L. NJ. Burch of Bennington was in town
on business the past week.
Frank Dawson has moved into S. Bur.
banks house for the winter
Mrs Lola Cobb has gone to work for
McCurdy at Winhall station.
Miss Ethel johnson of Boston has been
visiting in town the past week
Mrs. Lutte Bush of Concord, Mass, Wis.
tied at d. \. Leonards last week.
Frank Wilson of Northampton, Mass,
was visiting few days in town last week.
R. H. Green and David Dorthery of
Greenfield, Mass. attended the Rondville
fair.
II. c. Williams, who was home from
Montpelier over Sunday, went back Mon
day.
Mrs. William Whitman and daughter, AZ.
ze. visited at D. A. Leonard's for few
days.
Hugh Benson left for Gardner last week.
He will work in shop there during the
winter
Miss Aggie Mcknight of Gardner is visit.
ing her grandfather, L. H. Perry, for week.
week.
]. NJ Kendall is preparing his buildings
for the winter, after which he will leave
for New York.
Mrs. y. Allen left Friday for Northamp-
ton. where she viii stay with her daughter
for the winter.
The Bondvie fair has come and gone
and now the people may prepare for nine
months of winter.
Miss Annie Williams, who has been here
for the past month"; left for her home in
Manchester this week
A party of four from Winchendon, Mass,
who have been here on a hunting trip left
for their home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. sprague Burbank, who have
been here during the summer, left for their
home in New York, Monday.
Miss Nina Styles, who has been working
for S. Burbank during the summer, has
gone to her home in Jacksonville.
I. V johnson. who has been here for
the past two weeks holding revival meet
ings, has left for Westield, Mass.
The new boiler which is to be put in the
mill arrived here last Saturday. 1t will be
probably two weeks before it can be used.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
CAMgRIDGEPoRT.

Mrs. Hattie Hazelton has gone to Brattle-
boro to work.
c. ]. Perham has been sick with the grip
the past week
Louis Harris is making repairs on his
blacksmith shop.
Charles Taylor is working in the wooden
mill at Saxtons River.
The property known as the Will Burr
place has been sold to George King Of this
place.
The stage route from Townshend to Sax.
tons River has been sold to Mason Walker OF
Grafton.
Mark Fairbrother is moving from Grafton
to his place recently purchased near the
Fairbrother place.
A large crowd attended the dance in
Woods hall last Friday night There will be
another dance at the hall next Friday.
Miss Alice Weaver has been obliged to
give up school on account of sickness Miss
Roundy of Rockingham takes her place.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
MARLBORO.

Mrs Elliot Higley of Guilford has been
visiting relatives in town.
Samuel Adams, who has been In town
nearly a wear, will return to Kansas tnis
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Scott and daughter
If Brattleboro spent Sunday at Henry
Adams.
Morgaret Adams of Brattleboro spent sat
,,rda' and Sunday with her grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams.
The sale and chicken pie supper held by
A., ',,or,en last Friday evening was success
"A 4 large party from Hillcrest and a good D5,
y "a friopds from Brattleboro attended The
naa;o+s were about $500 The society is
grateful for the assistance of all VINO help 3sa
= ,,,at.e the affair such a success and for the
patronage of those from outside.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
WESTMINSTER.

Willard Moulton of Somerville. Mass Wis
tied at Alvin Wrights last week.
Mrs. o. A. Pease and two children of An
dover are guests at l. c. Wyman's.
Miss Ruth Woodman spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus George returned to
Boston Saturday after spending the summer
in town.
Rev. W. +. Whitcomb's subject for next
Sunday morning will be The Weekly Prayer
Meeting.
A. Foster Hamilton of Athol, Mass spent
several days last week with his uncle, Mr.
George Wilkins
Miss Annie Thomas came Saturday from
Keene N. H., to resume her school duties
She is much improved in health
Arthur Woodburn of Minneapolis recently
visited his parents in town and now has gone
to Springfield. Vt, to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. wilkins and their
guest, Mrs. Alfred Cuthbert of Augusta, Ga,
went to Athol Mass, in their touring car
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Kimball and Miss Flora
Ruggles went to Windsor Saturday. After
visiting there Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball will go
to Sharon to live.
Rev. NJ, j. Fenenga, prlhclpai VI an acau
envy in the northwest. spoke Sunday morning
on his work there and its present needs. All
were much interested.
Fred Hayward, who has acted as jantor OF
the church for some time, is going away for
the winter and it is necessary that some
competent person be engaged to take his
place.
The next meeting of the Fortnightly club
will be held Oct. Is with Mrs. George Das-
comb. The program will be as follows: Quo
tations from Tennyson, by members; music;
Tennys the Man, the Author, his Homes
Mrs blanchard: music; reading, Enoch Ar
den. Mrs. C. F. Arnold; music; current
events.
Mrs George Dascomb entertained party
of "a nj whist last Friday evening. The
occasion was Mr.. Dascomb' 45th birthday
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs E. Palmer has gone to Newton
Mass. for two weeks.
Rev. J. William Denton VIII speaN ="
fine chapel at II a. m, Sunday.
Jude FairmaD of Washington; D. ~ ID
visiting relatives here this week
A party from here attended the meeting efnn
- Tho ) E. S. chapter in Greenfield Mon
day night. snu;na
Nv and Mrs. F. H. Sampson of spring.
field, Mass, were over Sunday guests az
A. Martindale's. A.,
Mice Marcia Beers and her friend, Mrs,
Vaughan, who have been at :, o A. Ds Nils
for the summer returned to osceola Mii'''
Pa, this week. ona
The squirrel hunt closed on Tuesday Eroa ana
tbore will be a game supper at D. H. rros ~ .
n ,ngi Friday evening Harry Field was 'ne
LADDER of the winning party
NJ and Mrs. Clarence Buffum went ~, TO
MI ar" M: ,rool to attend the food far
boston BoS Herbert , Bufum of Putney assisted IN
the tte store during his brother ABSENCE
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
WARDsBoRo.

Mrs A. l.. Wheeler has returned from her
visit in Greenfield.
4 few of the young people met at Z. NJ.
Fits for a corn husking Monday evening.
Miss Dora Royce of Hinsdale y. H., is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. Annie New
comb.
Mrs. Webster johnson OF Bernardston,
Mass, is visiting her brothers, A. L. and
Dan Cobb.
1t is expected that Rev. J. F. DinsmOre Of
Rowe Mass, will preach next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Vermont grange has accepted an invita-
ton to visit the Newfane grange and furnish
the program for the evening.
Kimball Haskins Of Greenfield and Lyman
Estabrook Of Port Chester, n. Y. have re-
Gently visited their cousin, S. G. Estabrook.
W. W. Kidder, while hunting squirrel and
partridges last week Wednesday afternoon,
with his brother George was accidentally
shot by an unknown hunter. The shot
struck him in his right hand, arm and head,
but did mot injure him seriously.
VI. H. Willis OF Townshend will begin a
singing school next Monday evening at the
vestry at clock. sharp. All beginners re-
quested to be present at the first session.
The first Of the evening will be spent at note
reading and the last part at singing
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
BROOKLINE.

Roy Potwine has begun cutting timber
for Fred Daniels
Fred Edson's new mill has arrived and
will soon be in full blast
1t is rumored that another steam mill
will be put in this fall at the south end Of
the town.
Rev DR.. Z. c. Charlton of Fishers Island
will conduct the services at the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at the usual
hour. This will afford the people an oppor'
tunity to hear former pastor
II. ]. Mcclure foreman in a log cut
ting job, met with a serious accident recent
ly. As one Of the men was striking his
ak into a log upon which Mr., Mcclure was
standing. his right foot slipped and receiv-
ed the blade Of the AK on three toes which
were nearly severed from his foot. BY the
aid of men working in the woods he was
carried to his boarding place and DIR. Os-
good Of Townshend was called.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12
GUILrORD CENTER.

Mrs Frank Lyman is at the home of her
father, d. G.. Baker, for few days.
The Ladies' circle will meet in its room
Thursday morning, Oct. Is. to tie comfort
ables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cranston Dix Of Jacksonville
are visiting Mrs. Dix parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W W. G0odnow.
There will be preaching in the Universalist
church next Sunday at Q p. m. with Sunday
school after service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Lake and two chill
drcn of New York city were guests Of f. w.
Legate two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hill Of Holyoke,
Mass, are spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilder, Mrs. Celia Reed is a
guest at the same place.