Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-12

at G, A, Mason's, where Mr. Butter VIII DC
employed
Bryant Thayer is on the SICK list
Miss Emma Cooper Of Lebanon, y, H., il
in town,
Hcbert Fisher Is on business trip to Ban
gor, Me
Miss Josephine Perry visited in winchcs
ter Wednesday.
Fred Latham has returned from a trip ia
Syracuse, n. Y.
Frank Bergeron Of Franklin Falls visited
Sunday in town,
Miss Mary Watson Of Winchester is work
ing at W q. Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph La Chance visited in
Greenfield Thursday.
Mrs NJ. f. Bridges of southbridgc, Mass
is visiting Mrs. J. g. Rice
Mrs Henry Holland visited her son Roger
in Easthampton Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hall spent Sunday with her
brother in Millers Falls, Mass.
Mrs r. W. Taylor and Mrs c. 4. Gray
visited in Winchester recently.
Mrs. Mary Field Common Of Saxtons River
has been visiting at c, NJ. Cooks.
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in the Robertson Brothers paper mill. d.
Mrs. Flynn and two children Of Worcester,
Mass. are visiting at Dyson Raines'
Mrs. Henry Pearson and friend, Mrs. Rice,
visited at Charles Parsons over Sunday
Mrs. Edward Beevile visited her sister in
Millers Falls, Mass, the first Of the week.
Miss Marie Talbot of Brockton Mass, is
visiting at James o Brien's on River street
Miss Minnie Snow has returned from a
visit with her brother in WnchendOn, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bigelow Of West
Swanzey visited Thursday at +. c. Cantlin $.
Mrs. Margaret Brennan of Keene visited
Sunday with her sister, Mrs, Bridget Raleigh.
Miss Nora Smith returned Saturday from
Brattleboro after few days visit with her
aunt.
Miss Ida Stratton returned Saturday from
few days visit in Northampton and North
field
Mrs. Ernest ]. Latham and son Wayne of
Everett Mass, are visiting at Edward Der.
gerons
Nelson wendall started for California
Monday after a two months visit in this
vicinity.
Ira C. Hyde and Harold c. Myers have
motor cycles.
Mr. and Mrs George wilkins have re-
turned from a visit in Boston and several
Maine towns.
Karroll Macdonald and family have gone
to Brandon, Vt, where they will remain dur
ing the winter
]. VI. Lamb was in Concord the first of the
week to attend the New Hampshire Embalm-
ers association.
William Crowley of Hartford, Conn, is Wis
iting his grandmother, Mrs. Ellen Donovan
on High street,
Michael White is taking vacation from
his duties and Edward White has been acting
as station agent.
Mrs. James Pickette of Fitchburg, Mass,
visited few days recently as the guest of
William Brien.
Mrs. Clarence Fay is attending the grand
lodge meetings of Rebekahs at Manchester,
n H.. this week.
Miss Cora Dexter has taken a position as a
stenographer for the Granite State Moving
Machine company.
Court Ashuelot, No. IS, F. of A., will hold
its annual ball Thanksgiving eve, Nov. %, at
the Foresters' hall.
The Ideal Concert company, composed of
pima musicians, gave an eNCelIent concert AT
&. A. r, hall Wednesday evening.
The Junior Christian Endeavor held so.
cial, luncheon and entertainment at the Con-
gregational church Saturday afternoon.
Edwin Davis has moved his family from
Highland avenue to the house recently va
Gated by Samuel Hall on Canal street
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Mullin of Franklin
Falls, n H., visited Friday and Saturday
with Miss Hannah Mulln on River street.
Miss Catherine Comstock returned to her
home in Burlington, Vt, Thursday after q
several weeks visit with the Misses Owens.
Mrs. W. +. Fay and Mrs. F. W. Tilden at
tended the meeting of the grand chapter of
Eastern Star in Winchester Tuesday evening.
The finishing department of the Bright
wood mill closed Tuesday afternoon and |
Wednesday morning owing to a broken shaft.
Rev. W. H. Trickey filed the Universalst
pulpit in BrattleborO and Vernon Sunday |
and Rev. Dr. McCollster of Marlboro sup
piled the pulpit here
Miss Mary King has returned from Thou
sand Islands, n Y. where she has been dur
ing the summer, and is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dono Bergeron, on Depot street.
Rev. Charles Hosea Temple was installed as
pastor of the Medford Hill Universalist
church last Thursday evening. His father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Temple, at
tended the service
Mr.. McKoon, the New York supernten'
dent of the Loyal Temperance Legion, gave
fine lecture at the town hall Tuesday evening.
1t was not very well attended owing to the
weather.
The women of the Congregational church
served an excellent harvest dinner and hash
supper at the church Wednesday. 1t was
we'll attended and a fine entertainment was
given in the evening.
Ernest, the Is months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest B. Thayer, was found dead in {
bed Monday morning. The cause of death ]
was membranous Group The child had been !
more or less since birth with !
bronchial trouble, but its condition Sunday
night was not considered serious. The fu-
neral was held Wednesday afternoon at 1
clock, Rev. W. j. wilkins officiating.
Music was furnished by Messrs Snow and !
Lamb, Miss Langworthy and Miss Goddard.
The burial was in Pine Grove cemetery.