Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-31

II. Webster. Miss Marion Nash has been
entertained by Marion Webster this week.
Miss Rice is entertaining her father from
Washington d. O. lie Is employed az dis.
bursting clerk in the navy department and
has held this responsible position for 80
years.
The 6orley place on Northaeld mountain
near the Ewing line was struck by lightning
last week and burned. The family living in
the house escaped, but all the contents were
consumed.
The expenses Of the recent conference have
been made up by subscription and II Is also
announced that the school deficit Ii made up,
SO that the expenses OF the school are to re.
main the same
Miss Bodway, trained nurse, who has
been staying at Wallace Holton's for several
months, has gone to Chicago and on her way
will visit her father and two brothers who
are located at Oklahoma.
Public schools begin in all parts of the
town next Tuesday. II is with much pleas
ure that those interested in school matters
notice that supt. Il. y. Howard still remains
in his old position in spite Of other iiatter.
ing offers.
Miss Fay Billings has returned from the
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svu'n ana WIN continue her lessons In violin
playing uhuer experienced masters she
will also give lessons, and pupils In town are
TO go to her home in Millers Falls for in.
'iu0'''"'
| W. A. Wright will take his family to the
camp in Warwick tomorrow, to remain until
Tuesday. Mrs Wright and daughter will
stay for several days. Miss Elizabeth Alex.
ander and Marion Webster have been at the
camp for several days.
Ernest Edward Lawless who was n prom.
inent figure in an assault and battery case re.
Gently has been released from jail and gone
TO friends in the northern section of New
England. His wife and children have re.
turned to the home of her father, Chandler
MINI. in Gill
Mrs. C. c. stearns entertained her Sunday
school class recently with n trim To Waronasa,
lher summer camp at Moore's Pond. Refresh.
ments were served, Mrs Stearns being as
sisted by Miss Marion Webster. and a de.
llightful day was spent in boating and other
amusements
II Wordar has been arraigned before
,ha district Govt ON tho ebarga of SIM.
mort of his family He was released under
bonds of 500 to appear in the district court
In Greenfield Oct, 23. with the understanding
that he comply with the order of the probate
eonrt To provide for his family
nno ,aho,a,r,. ana ofsee ~ tho Harry
nv ~ u ,anr,ac,rrars ~
natent medicines in darlington. was de.
stroyed Saturday afternoon by Are and the
loss is estimated at over $1,000. The insur.
ance is So, 900 and Il. b. Lord estimates that
the sum is not sufficient to fully cover the
loss.
The cucumber season is over and the small
BOYS are rejoicing. The farmers report an
unusually good yield, and large number OF
tons are stored in j. p. and ID. Plummer' S
storage building. The sweet corn is being
pieked and sent to the canning factory in
Brattleboro, several farmers in the East
Mortified section being interested IN 'his
crop.
Youthful baseball nine called the COOK
& Carson team came up from Greenfield
Wednesday and played a game with stii
more youthful set in East Mortified, defeat
ing them by score of l9 to 1. As might
he axneeted the return home was trium-
phal march to the accompaniment OF horns
and the affecting strains of Farewell, Fare
well Nv own True Love.
E rho racent nIeasant weather has made out.
of door recreation feature and numerous long
D drives and picnics are enjoyed by the guests
who think that Mortified as summer resor'
, is at its best in the last Of August and early
b September The social activities OF the
aar,,,- summer have been resumed and among
them was q house party given py Misses
Ethel and Clara Moody at the Henry moore
! cottage last week
ms No..hea,d baseball team is to play
ine ~ Ashrolot team Saturday after
asa' 49, raroropd Grounds. On Monday
NON "a !. Ill Nav two games with the
naa..,,L".a te.m an the same grounds. II
a.ao,oa those will be particularly inter
r.arne, as the visitors were victorious
h rav;ors game which was the first ont
:, lost by the Mortified team this season.
,.,s havs been sold on Rustic
,,s "a Maintain park this summer tt
g MUG. iNN ,,;n ereet summer cottages il
S ou's'ueis' W. rdward I Aldrich of Bos
the near future huwa,u - r,aro,apa q
Boston two, John NJ. ~ heh,! y, aold =,
r. l., one, and real estate mas pe .iuo nh,
Susan Augusta Hodgkins OF oonnei' coon
Z, average price paid for the iots IS apo"s " =,
Q At present there are about oo coVtas'o y;
Gated within walking distance OF tne auu'
torum and others in the process OF erec'ioh'
mn, ,,,o. ,;torarv program was omitted
T,osJay evening at the grange, and
iass "a socention were given in honor o
social and reception psa"n Who Is soon to go t.
a Mrs. Thomas Masoh' WV a,ths severa
Boston to remain lof sea Who with tn
n ,ranhars made party of about 40. SOLO
IS Ianonese Love Song, was given by Mrs. Aito'
Elmer and a reading by Mrs. Matte Gillette
It nrr;no the evening refreshments OF ice cream
/. and cake were served. Mrs. Mason Is va,
efficient helper in the g IA lSss a during tn
- Gaming winter months. 1t was voted to IN Il,
s. vite at the next meeting, .'neighb0rs meet
ipg" grange from an adjoining town. 49,,