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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

Carleton, Richard Davis and Merrill Sparks
Absent one day. Nina Jones, one and one
half days each, Miranda Marsh and Guy
Chase. Those having no tardy mark were
Katie Chase, Pauline, Audrey and Camilla
Franklin; Nina and Ada Jones, Miranda
Marsh, Mabele Rand Palmer Carleton. Rich
ard Davis, Harold Franklin, Erying Mac
donald, Arson McCarty, Charlie and Walter
Rowe, and Merrill Sparks, II Is pleasure
to look At the papers aud drawings Of tha
children. They are all done so neatly and
so well that they reflect great credit on both
teacher and pupil.
The following guests were AZ the Towns
bend inn during the past week; Joel b.
Riscman, IT,, Roxbury, Mass; A. y, DUDE,
Boston; @. II. sawin Gardner, Mass; +, H.
Coburn, Bernardston, Mass ", Earl Mellen,
Brattleboro; @. l.. southwick, Worcester,
Mass; A. g. Lawson, New York; q. b. Law
son, Brattleboro; II. @. Kirk, Rutland; @. W.
Phelps, Southwick, Mass; y. l.. Chamber
lain, Bcrnardston, Mass; Frank II, Pierce,
o. II. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Howard !
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Mcintyre, II. j.
Twi,ehell, G. II. Gale, George @. Smith, Jo
seph Garreau George W. Cobb, Leister
Brown and l.. Lenord South Londonderry;
u. j. Simonds, Mrs Is. J. Smonds and
Ralph simonds, Saxtons River; Mr. and Mrs,
Fred o. Joslyn, Brockton, Mass; Bessie
Castle South Londonderry; Mr. and Mrs,
George h. Foote, Meridon, Conn; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. @. Abbey Chicopec, Mass; g, j.
Bardwcll, Bernardston, Mass; @. J. Miller
Brattleboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Baker,
Orange, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. d, @. Bewsey
Brattleboro
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
MARLBORO.

Belle Eames Is i'll with the mumps.
Lottie Thomas is spending few day.
with her parents.
Lottie Mather is spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Scott of Brattle.
boro were guests at Henry Adams's last
week.
Mrs. John Whitney, who was operated
upon at the Brattleboro Memorial hospital
last week, is reported as doing well.
Mrs. Rogers, who was taken i'll while
visiting at Wallace Johnson's, was removed
to her home in Brattleboro last week.
Mrs. Cotton Mather and daughter, Edna.
who have been spending few weeks with
Mrs. Mather's parents, returned to their
home in Holyoke, Mass, Monday.
The South school closed June 20, PupiIs
having no absent marks Harold Wright.
Florence Ryder and Lottie Ryder Absent
one-haf day, Minnie Ryder and Harold Dial.
rymple. Other schools will be reported next
week.
There was large gathering at E. P. Ad.
ams's on the Fourth. Two games of hall
were played between the Marlboro and
Green River boys. Scores, to 0 and II to
Is, in favor of the Green River BOYS, The
aides served dinner and cleared SIs.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WEST WARDSBoRo.

Miss Caroline Hopson went away Monday
she mas helped in many ways in church
work and will be greatly missed
Rev. W. A. Dawson attended the covenant
meeting Saturday and preached twice SIM.
day very acceptably. One new member
was received by baptism. 1t is hoped there
VIII be preacher here next Sunday.
The village school, Miss Edith Clarke
teacher, closed Friday with picnic Those
having no absent marks for the term were
Alice Boyd, Maud Robinson. Florence g.
Mary, George Edwards and Floyd Robinson
Miss Grace Payne has finished her scboo,
IN Podunk. Those having no marks were
Hermon Parsons and Shirley Putnam
Harold Beers had none until he brole H.
arm Shirley Putnam and Homer Beers
were equal in headmarks in same class Tn
the writing contest Burton Brown. Hermon
Parsons and Shirley Putnam won. hav;nr
gold star on each page written.
Recent arrivals in town have been NJ q
Howe of Newfane and son. Professor Hon,a
u New York, at NJ. G. Johnson's. WoItar
Temple of Bridgewater, Mass, at ! p
iempie S; II. q. Eddy, wife and daughter
u =. A. Yates; c. ". Race of R,oea.,,-
v y, at Z. Roberts's; Miss Clara w,;aha,
II Brooklyn, y. Y, Mrs. Frank Lackev ana
laughter Of Vernon at H. H. Forrester'..
tev. j. u. King and wife at 0. NJ Newau.,
M the Finch family for the simmer =.
he Haskins farm. summer al
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
BRooKLINE.

A. c. Fellows is home on vacation.
Miss May Lawrence is home for few
days.
Services will be resumed at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday afternoon.
R. E, Marsh and L. W. Bush were dele.
gates to the republican county convention at
Newfane.
II. L. Eddy takes the job of cutting the
hay on the Mrs, Morse place, also on one
OF F. G. Cutters farms.
Mrs Susie Howe is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lois Whitney. They visited in Brat
tleboro the first Of the week.
Albert Derry Of Cambridgeport Is visiting
his brother Sidney Derry He will work
for H. ]. Landfear through the hay season.
Schools closed last week. In No. 8, a
successful term under Mrs Farnum closed
with picnic, and treat of ice-cream and
cake. School in No. l was taught by 0ren
Smith, whose natural tact in governing and
imparting knowledge places him among the
best of teachers. A country school of 20
bright intelligent pupils is jewel among
the green hills Of Vermont. Mr.. Smiths
efforts were well appreciated and the school
directors have engaged him for the next
term. The school closed with an examina.
ton and speaking and picnic in maple
grove where ice-cream and cake were served
and then came jolly goodby to all, ''to
meet again.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

wayland s. Aver spent the Fourth at
home.
August Johnson Of Bellows Falls was in
town Friday,
Roy Bailey is guest Of his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. l.. p. Bailey.
Harold Wood received an injury to one OF
his eyes the night preceding the Fourth,
NJ Eugene Robbins has been appointed
constable in place Of Harry Cobb, resigned
Miss Alice Holland, who has been en-
ployed at Springfield, Mass returned home
last week.
Rev. II. y. Buifum win preach in Baptist
church Sunday morning and at East Putney
In tho afternoon at usual hours
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Adams and children
Of Bellows Falls were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Dorr Clough the first OF the week.
Prof n. D. Clark and family OF Ply
mouth, ~ H., are guests Of Mrs. Clsrk's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. Prouty.
DIR. A. @. Patterson of Waterbury this
state. came this week TO II. l.. seotts, where
his family have been spending several weeks
Mrs. Levi ]. Houghton returned recently
from Burlington, where she has been spend
ing several weeks at her sons, X. J. Hough'
tons.
Miss Florence Kathan Of Plymouth, N. H.
is spending her vacation with her mother
and sister, Mrs. Abbe and Miss Cora
Kathan.
Services will be resumed again next Sun.
day, July :, at the N. +, church. Morning
worship l0.45 a. m, Sunday school IL, even
ing praise service 73o p. m.
Miss Flora WILDER is taking a months va
cation from her employment as telephone
clerk at the central office. Her position is
being filled by Miss Annie Phipps
The delegates elected at the republican
caucus TO attend the county convention at
Newfane July 3, were DIR. George S. Fos
ter, William A. Cole, C. s. Willard and viii
liam Robertson.
Frederick r. Pember, who has been a
guest Of his father, NJ II. Pember, returned
Wednesday TO Kingston, X. l., where he is
now stationed. Mr. Pember is connected
with the bureau of soils, department OF agri'
culture, Washington, d. G.
Charles Booth and daughter Miss r. Kath.
crime Booth went TO Lake Sunapee Wednes'
day, where they have rented a cottage. They
we're accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Eugene
b. Pierce Of Bennington and Miss Jennie +.
Pierce Of this town. G.. L. Booth Of Leo
minister Mass. will also be one Of the
party.
William Moore OF Bismarck, y. D., made
short visit in town last week. Mr.. Moore
was a teacher here about 25 years ago while
student at Dartmouth college. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Moore and during their
stay called on several Of his former friends
and pupils. Mr.. Moore is now pleasantly
located at Bismarck where he is following
the profession of teaching.
William F. Prouty is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Prouty. For the past
two years, Mr. Prouty has been pursuing
graduate course in geology and the allied
sciences at the Johns Hopkins university,
Baltimore. Md, which institution has con.
ferred upon him the degree Of doctor OF
philosophy DR.. Prouty has been appointed
as assistant state geologist and assistant
professor OF geology in the University
Of Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WESTMINSTER.

Rev W. F. whitcomb went to Keene Tues.
day.
Miss Bessie Leach was at home for the
Fourth
Miss Eliza wilkins has returned for the
summer
| Miss Florence Nutting is expected the last
| of the week
Rev. f. A. Waldo preached in westmin.
ster West Sunday.
! Miss Winifred Pratt went to her home in
Gilsom, n. H.. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lovejoy are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Richardson.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Colburn, son and daugh.
ter of Springfield, this state, came to their
summer cottage Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Watkins and two children
from Felchville came Monday to her ia.
Tiers, George Bankss.
Miss Carrie Lyman has come home for
the summer after attending the high school
in Springfield, Mass for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs George wilkins and two
daughters were called to Athol today to at.
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Wilkinss sister.
We are all very glad TO hear that we are
L.
Phelps was nominated at Newfane July 8.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayward and two
children from Springfield this state came
Monday to visit his father, Fred Hayward.
The social under the auspices Of the Chris.
tian Endeavor society which was held Fri.
day evening was success in every way.
much larger attendance was present than
was expected Nearly $40 was cleared
Wednesday morning a baseball game was
played between the Westminster Street boys
and the machine shop, but on account Of the
rain they were obliged to stop playing. When
they stopped the score stood to 2, in favor
Of the machine shop.
Fourth of July the Ladies Aid society
sold ice cream and cake on the lawn in front
Of the town hall instead of holding their
regular monthly meeting at the church par. |
lors In the evening large display Of fire
works were set off in front of the hall.
Miss Mary X, Shea, who has recently re.
turned from a trip around the world, will I
rive an electrical stereopticon lecture on the
evening of July Is at the town hall for the
benefit of the Ladies Aid society. The lee
ure will include Europe, and the sights of 4
Paris and Marseiles Egypt, in.
uding Cairo, Pyramids, Nile and the Suez /
anal; India, and the wonderful temples
palaces and people; Ceylon, where every
respect pleases,' Straits settlements near.
ng the equator; China, with its four hun
red millions and the strange customs;
apan, the Far East in all its glory; the
Hawaiian islands, our own new island EN-
ire; the Philippines and Korea; San Fran
isco, the pride of our Pacific coast, with
he very latest views of the city as it lies
q ruins after the recent earthquake.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

ozro Clayton was at Newfane Tuesday.
Mrs Bert Gates spent Sunday at Mrs.
clough's.
George l.. Smith came home from Boston
Tuesday
win Howard is at his brothers, NJ. j.
Howard's.
A family from Ludlow has moved into the
Emerson house.
Guy Davis was home from Manchester to
spend the Fourth.
L. II. Gale went to Brattleboro Monday
and returned Tuesday.
The village school closed Friday with a
picnic in Tyler's grove
Mrs. Annie williams OF New Haven,
Conn, is at John Stewards
Mrs b. F. Milington and May Allen
were at Brattleboro Tuesday.
Kent Rebekah lodge gave box social at
the town hall Friday evening.
Mrs. L. 7. Landman is entertaining
nephew and niece from Putney.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Micott of Newfane Wis
tied at o. S. Stewards this week.
Mrs. Mary Howard came Sunday to
spend few weeks at NJ. J. Howard's.
John Bailey and family returned Tuesday
from a carriage drive over the mountain.
Helen Young went to Natick, Mass, Mon.
day to work for her aunt, Mrs. Charles Hos
kins
Miss Louise Babbitt went to Brattleboro
Tuesday to meet her niece, Miss Florence
Babbitt,
As usual, South Derry was well repre-.
sented at the play at the north village Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vale went to Rock.
ingham Saturday and back Sunday, visiting
Mr.. Wales sister, Mrs. Ella Howe.
South Derry nine went to TOwnshend
Saturday and played baseball. Result,
score 3 to . in favor of Townshend
Mrs. D. W. Ballard, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Alberta Babbitt,
returned 10 her home at Rutland Saturday.
Misses Katharine and Helen Martin of
came up Monday night. They
are guests Of Mrs. A. E. Cudworth and Mrs.
g. L. Fletcher.
Daniel, Parks and Robert Millington
came Tuesday to spend the summer at their
home here. They were accompanied by their
aunts, Misses Alice and Helen hrebs.
Mrs Alma swallow and daughter, Caro-.
lyn, have returned TO their home at Browns
Vile. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Swallows father, A. NJ Clayton.
The saw-mll at Thompsonburg was total.
ly destroyed by fire early Monday morning.
It is supposed to have caught FIRE from
sparks The mill was owned by Mr.. Marcy
Of Palmer, Mass, and run by William Lilly.
The Fourth passed off very quietly here.
There was the usual noise Of cannon and
ire.crackers, church bells, and locomotive
whistle in the early hours Of the morning.
Two games Of ball were played between
South Derry and Bondvlle, The score was
argely in favor Of Bondville, the morning
yame to l and the afternoon game to
}. few fireworks in the evening ended
lnther glorious Fourth.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
JAMAICA.

George Motif of Bondville was in towr
Sunday.
Miss Susan Talbot is the guest of Mrs
A. V. D. Piper
Charles Holton and wife of New York ar
rived in town Monday evening.
Miss Winnifred Wheeler has closed hei
school at Newfane and is at home.
Mrs. Hermon Emerson and daughter
Beatrice, are visiting in Brattleboro.
Miss Irene Gleason Of Springfield, VT, Is
spending few days with her parents at the
hotel.
The village schools closed Friday and the
teachers have returned to their respective
homes
A picnic was held at the home of Deacon
Corydon Amsden by few intimate friends
Tuesday.
La Forest Newman and wife of Norwood,
Mass, are visiting his mother, Mrs. L. B.
Newman.
Wilbur e. Cushman OF New York. who
has been i'll at the home Of H. J. Sage, is
convalescent.
Mrs. Earle H. Gleason, who has been Wis.
iting in Brattleboro for several days, has
Miss May Starkey has closed her school
on West hill and has returned to her home
in Troy N H.
Miss Amy knight received word last week
that she had been admitted TO the Mortified
seminary for the coming year.
Mrs. 4. Garfield Pierce, who has been
spending several days with relatives at Lud-
low, has returned to her home
Harry L. Amsden met with a painful ac-
cident Friday while at work in A. B. Stark S
mill, which necessitated the amputation of
his left thumb.
John and Carroll Robinson attended the
18th anniversary of the Mt. Hermon school
It Mt Hermon, Mass. They are graduates
If this school,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Daggett went to Rut-
and Friday. Mr.. Dagget went to the hos
'ital at that place to have an operation
lpon his face. This was successfully per-
ormed Saturday.
J. A. Muzsy, DR.. Fred Brigham, Albert W. |
'utler and A. V. D. Piper were elected dele
ates to the republican county convention at
he caucus held Saturday.
The Jamaica Lumber company have moved
heir office from the Martin & MeIendy
ouse to the premises recently vacated by
. Il. Howard. Mr. Howard has moved to
ne cheese factory house on the West hin
BAD.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
cAMBRID6EPoRr.

Mrs. Guy Thayer Is very sick and Af''
Levi Derby is failing rapidly
Miss Alta Bridges is at home from he'
work in Keeno for a months vacation
Miss Jennie Bird is spending her vaea'
tion with her aunts, the Misses Harwood'
Mrs. G. NJ. Reed Of Grafton Is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs O. D. fer'
ham.
Frank wyman % Brntileboro Is the CUES,
Of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs DAVID
Stevens.
merry party enjoyed the opening dance
at Taylor's pavilion last week, Inc next
one is to be Friday evening, July H.
C. Il. wellman Of Chester has been In
this town, Athens and Brookline making
views for post cards. The cards are to be
on sale Of the home Of Alice II, Perham'
Guests at Rev. Frank Goodrich's are his
two daughters, Miss Edith Goodrich and MIS-
Grace Bolewine, and Miss Winnie Bolcwihe
and Roland Bolewine Of Woburn, Mass
Although the Fourth was unusually quiet
there were two accidents. Leon Torrey
hand was severely burned and torn by hold
ing a large irecracker; and little boy who
is boarding with Mrs Taylor, hurt his hand
so severely with a cap in toy pistol as 20
nearly sever his first finger. Both required
the assistance Of the doctor but neither Is
thought to be seriously injured.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
SOMERSET.

The potato crop is booming-also the
bugs
Mrs. Ada Fisk and children are visiting
in Nottingham.
The hay crop is very light on account OF
ice last winter.
Napoleon Beautan returned Monday from
his trip TO Canada.
NJ. o. johnson attended the county con
yention at Newfane.
Martin Brown was at East Somerset
Thursday on a business trip.
Several from here attended the Fourth OF
July celebration at Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs William Paddock are visit
ing in North Adams and Clarksburg, Mass,
this week
DIR. Potter and Ralph VIM from Ben
nington were here on a fishing trip Friday
and saturday.
Duane Haskins Of West Cummington,
Mass, is visiting his brother, L. c. Harris,
for few days.
The logs at the mill at Chase's pond have
all been sawed out and the men left Sat
urday for their homes.
A gang Of railroad men are expected to
commence on the grade here this week. Many
teams have been hired.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

A. s. Briggs OF windham is painting the
church.
Mrs. +. G. Houghton has been visiting in
Brattleboro.
AFRO Amidon OF Brattleboro was recent
guest at Fred G. Houghton's.
Mr. Convey of Kansas City, No., recently
visited relatives and friends here
Welcome Rice of Kansas City, Kan. has
been visiting at S. o. Gartield's.
The post Office here is closed now at $50
p. m. instead Of at as formerly.
Miss Ethel Bristol is home for the sum.
mer from Csstleton normal school.
Miss Dell Grout OF Athol, Mass, is the
guest Of her cousin, Charles II. Grout
Mrs Anna G. Carr and son, Charles, visit
ed in wiliamsvile the first OF the week
Atweil Farwell's house is being painted by
r.. W. Phillips and Don Boutelle Of Towns
bend.
Leon and Ernest Wheeler and Welcome
Blood of Springfield were home for the
Fourth.
large number from here attended the
benefit concert at the east village Wednesday
evening.
Miss S. May Burton went to her home in
Weston Monday after spending week with
Misses Mary and Kate Lawrence
W. H. Taft's mill shut down Tuesday for
the remainder Of the week in order that re.
pairs might be made on the engine and
boiler.
The teachers are home for the summer va.
cation Miss Christabe Garfield having clos
ed her school in Townshend June o. Miss
Hortense Switzer and Miss Ethel Eddy theirs
in South Londonderry and East Jamaica re-
spectiyely, June 30.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

moral Irregularities against the r.
mond D. Walker, pastor Of ias 1
church there. A resolution was si5l
ommending that the church drop II
the church membership and revoks 4
tifcate Of his ordination, Mr. WiG.
not present, although he had ben 4
The resolution characterized NJ I'd
lacking wisdom TO pursue suceea.s
calling of a minister.
The deposed pastor went TO solal
ham from South SALISBURY last I
Der. While at SALISBURY the Bsi;I
Banner says he got a reputation 10
ways telling the truth and he als' 4
debt faster than he paid up, He EHi
when he left the county by bushes !
pay up some OF his debts and The 81,
sionary recommended giving biz !
chance. At the council his cd
South SALISBURY was severely eritss
the Rev. W. A. Dawson Of Butliarl
state missionary. and the Rev. !. I
ris Of Bennington. Walker has a y
one child.
The Rev. George B. Lawson q
boro was moderator Of the council Z
Rev. F. R. Morris of Bennington tlEi
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
EAST JAMAICA.

Miss Ethel Butler is home from Colby
college for the summer
Mrs. Emma Robinson of Worcester Mass,
has been stopping with Mrs Lura Howe.
Several from here attended the celebration
at Wardsboro July a. All report good
time.
Hon. =. NJ. Butler and family of Rutland
arrived Sunday at E. NJ. Buffers in their
automobile.
Arthur Gleason is helping N. F. PIERCE in
haying. B. NJ. Allen of Jamaica will work
for H. E. Howard.
Mrs. Herbert Bent and sons and Miss
Laura WOODBURY. of Watertown, Mass. ar
rived at W. H. Hamilton's Thursday, June
%, for the summer.
School in River district closed Friday with
a picnic in Norman Aliens grove. The day
began rather showery but it cleared off so
the children all had good time.
George E. Allen and family of Northamp-
ton, Mass, have been visiting his parents
and sisters the past week They are now
in Putney visiting Mrs. Aliens parents.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
ATHENS.

Mr. and Mrs. H. 0, Gale of Townshent
visited relatives in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Marvin of Saxtons
River called on relatives in town Thursday
Harry Bemis Of Keene, n H., spaht few
days last week with his brother, Mai Benis,
8. n Bemis and son, Wallace G. Bernis,
were in Londonderry few days last week.
Marshall W. Downing and family of syra.
cuse, n. y, came to their summer home The
Wilderness. last week.
Q. A Wiley John Laplant and Mr.. Alb
oott OF Melendy's mill have gone. away to
spend the Fourth Of July
Miss Grace Bems and Miss Pauline Put.
nam Of Jamaica left Monday morning for
bethiehem, ~ H.. where they have employ.
ment for the summer at the Idlewild.
quite few of the farmers have com.
menced haying. Grass is looking well, We
have had several heavy thunder showers tbe
past week, lightning striking in several
places, but no damage is reported.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Lora Wilcox is spending a few days
in town.
Bertha Miller came home last week for
her vacation
Frank Harlow of Maiden spent Sunday
here with his family
Mr.. Butterfeld finished work Saturday on
Bert Houghton's barn
Ed Gorham came from Boston Saturday
for his summer vacation.
Mrs. A. s. Hall came Tuesday for a short
stay with her father, II. P. Ranney.
G. c. Robinson of Londonderry spent a
couple of days last week at J. o. Smiths
Harold and Frank Harlow Of Maiden,
Mass, are at their grandmother's Mrs.
Charles Goodells.
DR.. Ned Goodhue and bride are at Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue's for few DAYS
before going to their home in Ohio.
Miss Grace Harlow, who died at Keene
last week, formerly lived in town and much
is felt here for the afflicted fam
lily.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
A. Blood is working in Newfane.


Fred Chamberlain was in town last week.
Frank Lawrence was in Walpole satur-
day.
Mr.. Snyder went to Brattleboro on Satur-
day.
Don Boutelle is painting at Vest Towns
bend.
Leon Truesdell is home from Brown uni.
versity
Harrison Eddy is shingling on the Brig
ham farm.
Robert Goodhue was in town this week
tuning pianos
Mrs. Cummins of South Londonderry was
in town this week.
Mr.. Benedict of Underhill spent Sunday
at Charles Gould's.
Aubrey Stratton is visiting his grand
mother Mrs Winslow.
Eta Cobb has finished her school and is
home for the summer.
Minnie Reaudeau and her cousin are Wis
iting at Ephraim Fuller's.
Ella Stebbins has returned from her mil
linery work in Springfield.