Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-18

Few days WIN heN'i' '''"i ~ W."
out once more,
ormando Jenlson, an eN.alderman Of Woon
socket. II. l., spent few days recently VIII"
his brother, Romano Jennison'
Lawyer Snyder was out hunting Tor
fishermen on Sunday, but found later that
il was legal to fish but not to hunt on iha'
day,
The seminary baseball team went to sax
tons River Wednesday to play with the aead'
envy team. Score to 10 In favor OF Yer
mont academy,
Esther Macdonald celebrated her lsth
birthday by giving a party to the members
Of her class and few other friends last
Saturday evening.
The Thursday evening prayer meeting was
omitted at the Congregational church that
the people might have an opportunity TO
hear Rev. Mr. Harris.
Mrs. Fred Randall returned from Bra,tle,
boro Monday evening. She has been helped
by the treatment In Brattleboro and hopes
In time to be well again.
Mr.. Davidson, the Baptist state mission
ary occupied the pulpit at the bapts'
church Sunday morning. He was enter
tanned at Henry Miless,
There will be services at the Baptist
church next sunday Rev. Mr., Harris VINO
had charge OF the Thursday evening prayer
meeting, will occupy the pulpit
Roy Barnes was married last week to Miss
Lola NJ. Kngsbury Of Jamaica. He and his
bride will board with Mrs. Sarah Wilson
for a few weeks before beginning housekeep'
ing.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre will preach as
| .ha church
sunday Mr. Mcintyre has been in the
ministry IL years and has wife and one
child
Mrs. Twitchel and her two daughters,
Miss Annie and Mrs. Harry Adams. recently
snent a few DAYS In their house here. The
neighbors were glad to see il open once
more.
II seems to be as hard to buy a house in
j Townshend as TO rent one, since one gentle
man tried In vain for two days to secure
one and another gentleman from Jamaica,
who wished TO move to Townshend on ae'
count of the school, was unable to purchase
dwelling
j. o. Follett has been engaged 70 build
n stone bridge over the creek at Williams
willie which supplies the water for Bingham
mills, 1t is TO be an arched eulyert OF ID
up the well being built In Mrs. Towns
hend's place.
In Arizona they resort to explosives of dy
Mantle or powder TO produce rain, but mere
in Townshend all that the farmers do wher
they wish to moisten their oats is TO per
suade the ball team to arrange for game
when Immediately the skies become over
cast 1t is cheaper than powder and quite
as effective
Rev. Mr.. sparhawk occupied the pulpit
at the Congregational church Sunday. lii
subject in the morning was The Grace o.
Gratitude. while in the evening he took fol
his text. preach the Gospel TO all nations.
Mr.. sparhawk is an exceedingly interestin!
speaker and all woe sorry 10 learn tina
HE had not come as a candidate.
Mr.. Johnson OF Grafton, who bough
through Mr.. Carleton the handsome hors
formerly owned by Henry Miles, has sue
ceeded in buying mate for it of Mr.. Gil
man OF Brattleboro. He was in town will
them on Tuesday and the horses in their new
harnesses htched to a new wagon made a
fine looking span as one often sees.
Miss Harriet Fletchers house has put oil
a fresh coat of yellow while the fence has
new dress of white, the work being don
tleboro. Not only have the house and fenc
been attended TO but Walter Mooney of Put
ney started the water in the fountain thi
week and the tulips and hyacinths have bios
somed to help beautify the yard.
The Home club met with Mrs. A. Z. Parl
last week Thursday. Twelve were present
After the white aprons had been dull
served all did justice to the bountiful refresh
ments. There was a pause in the seryin
r while the young lady officiating as waitres
rushed out OF the house TO see rose breast
ed gross beak, but, of course, that was 7
be expected by anyone knowing the taste
Of the fair damsel.
The following guests registered at tn
Townshend inn last week f. Prouty o
Burlington; X. L. Sanders, Boston; W.
Bathric South Windham; +. J. Bacon an
K wife Hartford, Conn: w. II. Davis, Bo'
ton: NJ Greenwood Richford, Va; ]. Under
n wood Newfane; A. +. Knight, Brattleboro
C. E. Donovan, St Adams; H. X, CHASE
= northampton, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. L. Il
Barnes, Townshend +. L. Chamberlin, Berr
ardston; Il. Earl Mellen, Brattleboroi .. !
Spaulding, Saxtons River.
A somewhat weary gentleman arrived a
: the hotel Friday afternoon in an evidentl
i hungry state. His thirst seemed TO hav
been satisfied, but his appetite had no
o for, having three potatoes on his plate, h
l. called loudly for five more, After he ma
converted his glass of milk into milk
!. way about his plate, he was assisted froi
c the dining room into the office, where b
dozed for season, during which time hi
bag was opened and the telltale bottle foun'
>, We are glad that he felt the necessity
= bringing it if he had it, and are not sorr
that he later passed up the line.
BY posters, bulletin board and the ring
ing of dinner bell the public were warne
on Tuesday that the seniors would serve
u salad supper at the Baptist vestry. Accord
y ingly the wise, which of course were tn
faculty. and the otherwise, which include
n other hungry mortals, betook themselve
J. thither and partook of the bountiful repas
The PRETTY garnished salads made tn
n tables very attractive. The rolls were
lust the right shade of golden brown an
: polished to perfection, while the cake wa
of many kinds and all good. At the doc
stood an innocent looking senior with
coffee cup in his hand. He smilingly allow
y ed all to enter but when they tried TO leav
absolutely refused to allow them to pass III
. til Is cents had been deposited by each i
his cup. 1t costs to fall into the clutche
S cf tho seniors hut they are jolly elias