Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-24

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Miss Jennie Jerome. who has been visit
ing al Mrs Joseph Coltons, has returned IA
her home In Evansville, Conn.
Miss Mary Green has gone 10 New York
CITY 10 visit her brother Franks family
They are expected To visit here later.
Miss Ada Tufts has accepted a position "A
stenographer In the office OF the Hooker
oerser Mitchell company at Brattleboro.
Mrs, Herbert Field is spending her yaca.
ton at her former home In Boston. and ,he
Two children are with Mrs. Lucy Field BUR
rows In Bernardston.
Prof, l., l.. Norton, head Of tho aon,,,.
men' OF mathematics at Mt. Hermon. has
gone TO Maine for few days vacation ac.
eompanied by his wife.
Mrs, Joseph Reib OF Orange who has
been spending the week with her brother
Arnold Holion, has gone to Springfield and
vicinity on her way home.
Frank V. Doolttle injured one eve severe
" the other day. II was struck by a small
but sharp twig so he was obliged TO keen
u bandaged for several days.
Mrs. Gertrude Dewey Barr OF someryille
Is guest OF her aunts, the Misses 0sgood.
She was accompanied here by her husband
who returned home Saturday.
Harry Gray OF East Mortified was the
winner In the single rounds OF tennis played
among different delegates Of the conference.
Tie was the recipient Of silver cup.
Mrs. Henry Mason was in Springfield
Sunday, the guest OF her sons Raymond
and Frank. The latter has recently moved
there with his family from Troy, n. II.
Mrs. Ropes's house east OF the street is
nearly completed and the furniture is being
moved in. A graded roadway 10 feet wide
is to be laid, leading from School street.
Mrs. G, f. Williams has gone to Salisbury
Beach and later will spend some time at
her former home in Amherst. Mr.. Williams
expects to spend his vacation there also.
Miss Fannie c. Fisher OF Worcester was
a guest az John \. Fishers the first OF the
week. George Stebbins and family OF Nal.
den are visiting his sister, Mrs. John Fish.
er.
Somebody exchanged horses with A. A.
Newton OF East Northfeld Sunday, mis-
take which Mr.. Newton wishes to have rec.
titled as shown by his lad. elsewhere in
this paper.
Rev, John Mcdowell, pastor OF the Park
Avenue Presbyterian church Of Newark y.
j. is giving a course OF Bible study at Mt.
Hermon on the subject, The Believers I'M
ion with Christ.
D. l.. Pierson, son OF DR.. A. L. Pierson,
editor of the Missionary Review of the
World, is teaching in the classical depart.
ment at Mt. Hermon during the absence of
Prof. Stephen Stark.
supt. f. F. Howard was one of the
speakers at the Connecticut Valley Pomona
grange which held its annual field day at
the home OF \. W. sprague Wednesday,
Aug %.
Little Judson Phillips celebrated his third
birthday anniversary few days ago when
a merry party OF little people and their
mothers were delightfully."- entertained at the
home Of his grandfather, Rev. g. F. Penta'
cost.
Friends and relatives from this town at.
tended the funeral OF Addison Withheld,
which was held in Vernon Tuesday. Mr..
Withheld was former landlord of the no.
tel in Vernon and well known in this sec
ton.
Miss Sarah j. Russell returned to South
birmingham last Saturday, having been en-.
tertained by Misses Hall and Warden. II
gave her former pupils much pleasure TO
see her, and there are about 80 of them IN
this and adjoining towns.
Ernest Edward Lawless has been tried at
Greenfield this week on the charge Of as
sault and battery brought by his wife and
was fined $50 and ordered to give bonds to
the amount of 500 for good behavior for
one year. Not having the money to pay ms
fine he was committed to jail
The Mortified base ball team played
,qiust the Brattleboro team last Saturday
in Brattleboro when they were beaten by the
Brattleboro team, score standing il 10 o.
II is expected that the winners viii appear
here next Saturday afternoon when a game
will be played on the Marquand grounds
Several from town attended the Old
Home day exercises at Warwick and en-
loved the basket picnic and the other events
| Of the day. The Mortified brass band was
in attendance. In the evening several VI
our young people attended the dance Nc"
ton Keet took over a party IN MS autohio'
bile.
Miss Carrie Belle Barber, buyer OF sup
niles for the seminary, who was thrown from
q carriage a few weeks ago, received more
seriops iniuries than was thought AT hrs''
A physician has been in attendance ever!
dnv since and she is now able TO slt up
buf II is feared it will be several weeks pc
fore she will be able to resume work ohe
IL il Inc home OF her father, Deacon Ed'
ward Barber, in Winchester, n H.
The pubIc schools will begin the iali
+arr Tuesday Sept. 4, with the following
oorns Of teachers: High school, Miss Jean
Greenough. assistant, Miss Annie NJ. frelcn
Grammar. Sue A. Thompson OF hun M.
Falls Me-. intermediate, Miss Lillian may
or. primary, Miss Elizabeth u, Dennisom WI;
~, Northfeld grammar, W. r. Waters; PR
- Miss J,ottie Evans No. 3, Miss Cora
Hassel, of Conway No. 4, MISS Leyuen,
No : Miss Maud Merriman; music 'eache,,
cuaca Railev. drawing teacher, MISS hihds
of Danvers.
T. tho recent transfers of real estate no.
i; made of real estate on the east sioe
~ bigbway from Gill to Vernon, w., lf1 w
- + clifford of Fitchburg to Douglas W.
n 49, aleo from Ella NJ. Lazelle 70 Llyoe
49, parton Of philadelphia, Pa, rea les es'
tate on highway from Nor'nneiu ~ NJ
ebester n. H., adjoining lana Oh istae
! Harris Arthur T. Pierson TO ona 'i ,t,ta
Renedict of New Canaan, conn, i pntort
on High street; Frank spencer -, on
| Gibson Of Croton Falls, N. y ~ ~, q
0 Uaytbso,d Highlands; John P. and heleh p
1 NJ ia John H. Wentworth Oh
,ots and 3 on Mortified Mouh,'in'
Is Rowman to Joseph Bassett reai
~" d;o;ring land of Fred Collins on roau
s az pa;n street to the old Wendeh roau'
ma de,tb Of Mrs. Harvey Evans occurred
49, after lingering illness OF ses'
i"9 ntbs She was a native OF wa,
- MAIDEN name being judith uou;u' tb;s
had lived for over half cen emu Ior home
town. Although she rarely lei' Nv all and
circle i she was highly respected n py wife
~ ~ the best types of New i1ns, ;.sad Nv
ond mother. She will be mqcn ~. h md her
- husband who is in feepie h.''n axcan.
Ave children all of whom WIN n,Se are liy.
ton MRS ,hS Sam town They are Roselle, VINO no
ing III ~ u, IA homestead and is emPio'e,
lives ; on n Lottie who is succ ;nior
IN school teacher, Frank, the Evans
member p"Uy Of the firm Of i Robbins Charles Gil,
in East Mortified, and MT The funeral was