Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-13

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spending The winter with her son. 3 s. Fish.
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Niss Bessie Irish IL caring for Mrs. Field,
e. L. kobbhs's mother. Miss HsnlamIn, a
former nurse, having gone away for a needed
rest
The Nj, liunnon Mandolin club and quar-,
let gave a concert at Mt Hsrmon Monday
evening aud a delegation went over from
here,
There viii he social dance this even,
nE IA Soma oi Veterans hall, music being
furnished by hillings's orchestra Of Mi
ers Falls
The little daughter Of Harry sherwn, now
."t New York city, has been dangerously
sick but there was a slight improvement a,
last report,
Miss Ellen Tufts accompanied by Mrs.
Oscar Slate, has gone 10 Chester, VI Mrs
Slate will return after visit of a few
weeks among friends
Ernest Billings is Transporting the pupils
IN school district No. o, who live too far 20
walk the distance, and several walk nearly a
mile TO meet his team,
The play, Thorn Among the Roses, that
The young people were to give last even.
ing, has been postponed until next Thurs.
day evening, April TO-
Jones Fisher OF NorthRed mountain has
supplied the several sugar suppers and some
OF the families in the village with maple
syrup Of most excellent quality.
Miss Minnie Howard closed her work at
the telephone exchange April Z, and her
place is taken by Henry kellogg Of Green.
Held who began his duties Monday.
Rev. W. s. Anderson recently visited Mt.
liermon school, conducting chapel exercises.
Mr. Anderson was a former student now a
travelling missionary in western Massaehu.
setts,
Mrs. Charles stebbins and daughter Ruth,
go to New York city to spend Easter and on
their return they are planning to visit her
son, Fred Crane, who is living In oaksyille,
Conn.
Masonic hall has been much improved. by
repairs and thorough renovation, under the
direction Of j, r. Cummings. There is talk
OF new carpet, and the matter will soon DO
decided
The years old child of c. A. Parker
fell from a chair into the eistern few
days ago and II Mrs, Parker had not been
in the room the little one would have been
drowned.
George Stevens was married last week TO
Mrs. Byron Gillett. They are to live at
Mr.. Stevenss home ON Maple street on
which Mr.. Stevens has been making repairs
this spring.
Rev. Mr., Hawley Of Shelburne Falls
preached at the Congregational church,
morning and evening, last Sunday, Rev. n
Fay Smith occupying the pulpit at Mt.
Hermon chapel.
Bonabcl a valuable horse owned by DR.. n.
p. Wood, fell recently from the steel floor of
The barn into the pig sly in the cellar with
out serious injury. She was in box stall,
and the anchorage of the sink broke away
and fell through the opening Fortunately
she was not tied.
Lewis Davis who was trimming trees,
using an AK for cutting of the branches,
so injured his thumb that it was final
ly decided TO have IL removed and Mr..
Davis was taken ito the Mt Hermon hos
pital where the thumb was taken of by
the resident physician.
The Unitarian church will open next sun
day with especial Easter services for which
extra music has been prepared. Rev ID. NJ.
Wilson will return from his two weeks va
cation to be present, and instead OF the usual
Sunday school there win be Easter SER
vice which will be given by the children.
Plans are being made for the observance
Of Memorial day. The Henry II. johnson
post q. A. r. and kindred organizations will
attend the Catholic church on the Sunday
previous to Memorial day. On May 80, there
will be the usual program, and the name of
the orator, who has been already engaged,
will be given later
The Mt Hermon Mandolin club and quar-
tet gave an excellent concert Monday even
ing AZ Mt. Hermon chapel. They were as.
sisted by Miss Ruth Ray, soloist; Prof. II.
w Hastings reader, and C. /. Bernard,
pianist. Besides many encores each of the
clubs appeared three times and all work dur.
ing the evening was much enjoyed.
Although no announcement cards have been
received il is rumored that the marriage OF
DR.. A. H. Newton and Miss Maud Stratton
was solemnized in Washington, d. G., re-
Gently, and that they are enjoying wedding
trip in Virginia previous TO their return to
Mortified. Dr. Newton's patients have been
treated during his absence by DR.. Atwood of
Mt Hermon
The burial of Mrs. Mcliugh, widow of the
late Peter McIlugh, was made in the Catholic