Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-26

! mn are employed.
\, Martha Holton has moved to Deer.
M Minis has returned from Boston after
SIT visit
rs7r Field is the new clerk for Robbins
iaHs,
II, Rhoia Lyman Of Keene is a guest
Vs. William Reed.
gg Fanny Field Of Weston is the guest
\, brother. B. +. Field.
,r5ar Mason is soon to go to Greenfield
M he has employment.
"A family Of the late John Murphy are
10 move to Northampton.
ru Gertrude Ball has been entertaining
t,1d from Holyoke this week,
M D. ". Wilson has returned from
Teeks stay in New Hampshire.
sv G F, Pentecost is making repairs on
house formerly owned by j. 7. Brigham.
M c. II. Webster entertained the Off
n 0! the 0. f. S. last Saturday afternoon.
Wesley Irish is moving into the vacant
.nsnt in Herbert Fieds's house on Main
hit.
Be-. y. ". Wilson was in New York this
Hk to attend the funeral of a former
tshioner
Mss Martha Hall is planning to go to
s.th birmingham next week TO remain
a,h the winter.
Yrs. H. E. Wells, former resident of
L Town, but now of Foxboro, Mass, is
sH at Perham's Inn.
| Ml A. Bigelow of Torrington, Conn, has
III The guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
hs Bigeow. this week.
Nr Stone manager of the dairy business
i come to town from Boston and is deliy'
| Eiy milk to the customers.
yiss Minnie Warden, who has been spend
I. part Of the week with Mrs. n. f. Alex
llg has gone to Boston for a week.
There was husking at Frank Aldrich
|an last evening. Plenty of red ears,
bid supper and Jolly time are reported
There was a husking at Frank Aldrlch
A evening A large company attended as
~ and Mrs. Aldrich have many friends
Mrs. Ropes is having grading done around
h grounds and gravel placed upon her
t1Feways. work being done by +. W. Doahe'
.Gbe Tildou family who have moved into
i|E Doolittles house. have stored their
fa' there and gone to Florida to spend the
Th'er
7 ". Doane recently spent few days IN
hwidcnce when he attended his sister
Tsdding. and afterwards visited his brother
HoIyoke.
Among the recent guests at Perham inn
" Mrs. Frank Csoledge and Mrs. Emma
KILLER Of AthoI, also Miss Winnifred Fuller
I'D Mildred Tyler.
The herd of cows at Mt. Hermon is to be
Creased from 100 to 1875, that number pc
y needed to produce a sufficient quahtits
milk for the school.
G. y. Kidder has begun work on the addi
lon to his store. Mr.. Dodge, the uphol,
eFer has come this week and is employer
Mr. kidder for the present.
There will be children's social in the
litarian church parlors this evening 10
aich all the children of the parish ana
aF parents are cordially invited
Mrs. Z. NJ. Lazelle of this town and MIS-
lah Goodnow of Orange will join the mem
rs Of Greenfield party which Will go u
orida early in November for the winter
Constable Doane made three arrests last
turlav night and landed the offenders III
IT, They appeared in court Monday anu
ne fined for drunkenness and dlsoroeriE
nduct
The girls of the High school are to nave
symnastic drill during the winter months
obably in the Dickinson Memorial Library
j, arrangements having been made py
IS Jean Greenough.
Mrs. Clinton Ware and her daughter MIS-
Hon Ware were the recent guests OF MIS-
are mother and sister in Leyden. me!
IS visited Mrs Wares brothers family
: and Mrs. George Dennison.
Mrs, Lizzie Moody Washburn of Racine,
s., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Walker anu
Ter relatives in this section. She came
Il with her youngest son who is gong "
Fmany TO continue his studies.
Rev. Charles W. Hustler, D. D., pastor OF
First Lutheran church of Albany, n. "
ached at Memorial chapel, Mt. Hefinoh'
Sunday morning and gave stereoptiooH
tnre on Ben ,Hur Monday evening
4 large delegation attended the Unitarian
ference at Bernardston last "Wednesday
long the speakers was Rev. j. I. Suther'
o. now of Hartford. Conn, a former pas
Of the Unitarian church in this town.
The :ecent rains have given wafer
ugh to enable f. w. Doane to run nls
er'mili and there are indications that 'he
al amount will be made. The crop -. y,
apples is small but all the crop WI,
utilized. At Mt. Hermon the SKINS anu
ts are used to produce very nne 1eh''
Mrs. Mary Davis Wright, 10, died at her
ldence on Warwick avenue last sunqa!
the funeral was Tuesday afternoon
IS a husband, Mrs. Wright leaves wv
1 and one daughter. She had spent mos.
her married life in this town and durihs
last year had been very feeble ana hau
Vi cared for by her son.
The F0rtnightly club met last MONDAY
amooH. Papers were read on the spanish
faiure Of the 10th century by MRS. De
symonds and Miss French, and reci.a
was given by Mrs. A. G. Moody very
.o3yaole Spanish music was given by ME-
ley and Mrs. W. R. Moody and revle~
recent nsss zines by Miss Jean Greenough
psculis, Acidont bannened to a horse