Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16

Miss Margaret Dale IS keeping Huueo '"'
Edward Stebbins,
Miss Nellie Mae Lyman is assisting her
father in his store.
Mrs. Henry Latham has returned from
short visit in keene
John Doucette is suffering from severe
attack of rheumatism.
Edward c. Robertson is in New York this
week on a business trip,
Miss Katherine Cunningham of Brattle'
boro was in town Friday
N. W. Mower of East Jafrery visited at
John NJ Lambs recently.
Mrs, Davis on Mortified street is suffering
from a severe attack of pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Atwood and family WIS.,
tied at A. +. Fishers recently.
The date for the annual fair held by the
Congregational society is Dee ..
Mrs. Victor Cote of Greenfield spent Sun
day with her mother Mrs, White.
Miss Marie Goselin of Franklin Falls has
been visiting Mrs. George Parker.
Mrs Almira Russell of Brattlcboro is Wis
itinr her niece, Mrs William Smith
Miss Maud Hamilton of Northfeld is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Burton Spencer.
Arthur Chavonelle of Providence, r. l., is
spending the week at his home here.
John Craigin of Chatham, n, Y, is work
ing at Robertson Brothers paper mill.
Miss Antoinette Bergeron visited her aunt,
Mrs. A. A. Pratte, in Keene Saturday.
Mrs Robert Day of Springfield, Mass,
visited Mrs Harriet Wilder Wednesday.
Mrs w. S Barrows and daughter, Miss
Adelia visited in Lebanon over Sunday.
Miss Jane McCaughern spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Thompson, in Winchester.
Mrs. Sidney Butler of Fitchburg Mass, is
visiting at Thomas Buffers on River street.
Mrs. Archie Thompson of Keene visited
Mrs Edward Walker on Church street re-
Gently.
Mrs Lewis Wells has gone to Keene, N.
H., where she will make her home with her
niece
Mrs. Dwight HosfOrd has returned to
Brattleboro after short visit at A. F.
Fishers.
Mrs White has returned to Worcester
Mass, after few days visit with Mrs. D.
G. Rice.
Miss Christina Thayer has gone to North
field to do homework in the family OF Mr.
Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]unn NJ. Lamb entertained
Mrs. Everett Adams of Leominster, Mass,
over Sunday.
Mrs J. G. Bridge was thrown from a
team Saturday evening but received no Sc
rious injury.
Harold Myers has finished work at the
Halle & Frost mill and has gone to Green
field to work
Miss Lillian Hancock of Greenfield visit
ed Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
james Hancock.
Mrs. Bridges has returned to Southbrdge,
Mass after several weeks visit with Mrs
Sarah A. Estey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dennison Of Spring
field, Mass, visited at c. C. Holton's on
Canal street recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dobbs and son re.
turned to Holyoke Tuesday after few days
visit at Peter Beanes
Rev W H. Trckey delivered the first Of
series of three sermons Sunday upon the
Universalist profession of faith.
Owing to the snow storm Sunday and the
snow upon the electric wires, there were no
electric lights here Monday evening.
Mrs. William Kimball of Boston visited at
Edward Stebbnss Sunday. Mr.. Stebbns
returned to Boston with her Monday.
0. II. Cooper shot a peculiar fox recently
IT was the color Of a gray squirrel. Mr.
Cooper also caught n red fox last week.
The mothers meeting held at the Depot
street school building Friday afternoon was
well attended The subject Of discussion was
Report Cards.
Miss Margaret Powers of this town re-
ceived honorable mention in Latin and math'
ematics in the prize entrance examinations
recently held at the University of Vermont
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther H. Roberts of Dover,
N. H. have begun. housekeeping in Todd
block. Mr. Roberts is the brother of DR..
James Roberts and the doctor will live with
them.
Squakeague tribe, I. 0. r. NJ. has invited
the Quonektacat tribe of Brattleboro to be
present next Tuesday evening when it VIII
work the adoption degree on some pale
faces.
About 80 new volumes have been added
10 our public library. Most of the books
of fiction are not the latest but of standard
authors There are also some of the recent
books
There were four drunks before Judge Howe
this week One was released after paying
fine of $500 and the other three, failing to
pay their fines, were transported to west
moreland.
DR.. Albra whittemore left Wednesday
morning for Rochester, n. H., where ne is
10 take NJ his practice. DR.. Whttemore has
won many friends and acquaintance while
here and will be greatly missed. Mrs
Whittemore and children are spending few
DAYS with Mrs John Perham before their
departure.
Tho whist parties held under the auspices
of the women of the st. Joseph's parish
which are held at the church every week, are
proving a success in every way. The one
held this week was Wednesday evening.
Prizes were won by Miss Annie Ling and Mr..
Barnard. Refreshments of cake and cohee
were served The whist party next week VIII
be held Wednesday evening.
Mrs. wlhemna Wright Calvert, the pop
Mar soprano formerly of Keene but now IN
Waterbury. Conn, will give recital at the
opera house here Tuesday evening, Dec g.
for the benefit of the Methodist church.
Professor Short of Keene and reader will
also take part in the program, which will be
Of high order of musical and literary excel.
Ience Mrs Calvert is to sing the part of
Esther in the concert to be given by the
chorus club in Keene next week.
The next attraction at the opera house
that will be given by the Hinsdale Entertain
ment association will be Nov. %, when
Shungopavi the Wonder Worker, and his
company will appear 1t is almost impossible
IN describe the miraculous and fascinating
work of this great artist. During the week
Of Sent. IS Shupgopavi and his company
were at Keith's theatre in Boston and during
the summer of 1908 he and his company APP
reared at the St. Louis exposition. Shungo-