Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27

five at the home of g. NJ. Wright and two
with Mr.. and Mrs. Miner.
Mrs. Mary Harris and Mrs. Emma Par
menter Of Greenfield were entertained by
Mrs. Adde E. Dix last week.
+, DR.. Edmund Lachaine left here Tuesday
evening for weeks visit with his mother
at her home in St, Hilaire, p. @.
The Eastern Star will hold lawn party
on the lawns of @. A. Fletcher and G. A.
Robertson Thursday of next week.
Master Russell Hartnett of Greenfield is
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. viii La.
chance, to stay two or three weeks.
Mrs Matte E. Sergeant Of West Roches.
ter is in town and expects to stay several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Snow.
Miss Bessie Hutchinson Of Worcester,
Mass, returned to her home Tuesday after
spending a few days with Miss Lillian Brit
| ton
The Misses Butler of High street called
upon their friends at the north part Of the
town Wednesday, the first time for several
years.
Prof f. A. Mason has bought the Hig.
gins place on Chestnut hill of his father,
G. A. Mason, and will remodel it for a sum.
mer home.
Mrs o. H. Dickinson of Springfield
Mass, and Miss Stella Alice Micott of New
fame, Vt, visited at Edward Stebbins's a
few days recently.
| Misses Ella Streeter and Lille Bellville
have resigned their positions at Mountain.
side and will attend Plymouth normal
school in the fall.
| Mrs. Edward Cunningham, who has been
bar Cot for
removed her household goods to Hyde Park,
Mass, her future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell of this town,
Mr. and Mrs. Fifield of Bellows Falls and
Mr.. and Mrs Fifeld from Delaware are at
Forest lake for week.
Miss Cora Dexter is having vacation
from her duties in the Granite State Moving
Machine works, a part of which she is
spending in Springfield, Mass
Miss Lena Kelley who has been i'll at
the home of her father, Martin Kelley, since
March, is so much improved in health as to
be able to call upon the near neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs Lachance, their daughter,
Alice and Mrs. Christian started from here
Tuesday evening for Canada, where they ex.
pect to remain for a month with friends and
relatives.
Raleigh's ball team defeated the Pine
Grove Springs team at Chesterfield Wednes-
day by o score of 10 to 8. They also de-
feated the Northfelds Saturday at North
field, to a.
Miss Bertha Howe of Claremont grad
uate of Mt. Holyoke college, is engaged as
the second assistant in the high school for
next year. The other teachers Of this school
will remain the same.
Stebbins Elmore, who has been confined
to his home for abolt two years, took car
rage drive about the village Thursday call
ing upon his friends. Mr. Elmore is of the
advanced age of 90 and retains his faculties
we'll.
A few of the friends of Mrs. Charles SAT-
ford met at her home Monday afternoon to
celebrate her birthday. A good time was
enjoyed by all and Mrs. Stafford was pre-
sented with very beautiful hall lamp as
q token of their friendship.
Elwin Stevens sustained an injury re-
Gently, by falling on the stairs back Of the
Universalist church and wounding his knee
with a rusty nail. The injury is pain
full one and quite incapacitates Mr.. Stevens.
At last accounts he was more comfortable
During the thunder storm week ago,
lightning struck the chimney OF the house
occupied by Charles Chamberlain, and own
ed by @. G. Holton knocking bricks inside
and necessitating their removal before a
fire could be started.
The women employees at Brightwood mills
were entertained by Mrs. Eva Lockwood
Wednesday evening at her home on North
field street. A very pleasant evening was
passed and refreshments Of chicken sand
wches dainty cake and ice cream were
served.
The Village Improvement society finds