Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07
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Mrs William Merrigan and Mr., Jo,,
,nSa u south Deerneld are spending ths
week win their aunt, Mrs. Crelan. Me,
mother. "'r grand
airs oobb Of South Carolina Ia stamina,
WIN Mrs Q. r. Pomeroy. Her son Is r,,,,
w, ourihg MS vacation, but he soon goos a.
r'nce,oh university, and she returns 10 hsr
home In the south. w "''
noAt tuesday evening North6eld gra,rs
WIN entertain the members OF Bernards,en
si""so ~ rloral cottage. There will be a
panque, ana literary entertainment fur.
nished by the visitors. '''
Rev. @. Campbell Morgan gave his ,,.,
address at Mt. Hermon on FRIDAY oyan,n,,
ana sailed Wednesday for England. lie was
called home prematurey by the illness Of n
member Of his family
y, W. Nation is making preparations for
us annual birthday party, which will be held
~ riofal cottage Sept. Is and will take the
Urn VI reception from 7 to 10 D. m.
Every one is cordially invited.
Mrs Joseph Bernard was taken III with
appendicitis in the Fishers Mill camn and
was removed to Il, Robnson's house ON
ram street, where she had an operation
tuesday afternoon, At last accounts she was
as comfortable as could be expected.
GLADYS Marion Richardson, II months old
the daughter OF Mrs. Daulphine Richardson
OF Millers Falls, was drowned Friday in A
tub OF water at the home of William Balm.
where Mrs. Richardson is employed as house.
keeper. The funeral was last Sunday.
Several OF Mrs. II. II. Chamberlain S
friends had tea party in her honor on Pine
Lawn last Wednesday afternoon. Refresh.
ments were served and a social time was
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Chamberlain has been
very III for about year but at present is
much improved in health.
David Stockbridge has gone into camp
with half of his class from the Worcester
school Of technology During the three weeks
they are to be 10 camp they will lay out
railroad under the direction OF instructors,
doing all of the work except the actual dig.
ging. This plan is carried out annually by
the instructors Of the school.
David L. Goodman of Orange is the owner
of the missing horse that was taken from
the livery on the seminary grounds few
ouhuhyb ago MT. uOOufnan mas been given a
horse to use in the hopes that the man who
took the one owned by him will discover his
mistake and return it, but as last reported
nothing had been heard OF the missing horse
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Cummings an,
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Edythe Alice, to oro H. Frost at Bingham.
ton, N. Y, Aug. %. Mr.. and Mrs Frost are
to live in Jersey City, N. j. where he is
employed and they are to be at home after
Sept. /. Miss Cummings is the only daugh.
ter of George II. Cummings and was edu.
Gated in the Mortified schools.
The Mortified baseball team met the
Ashuelots on the Marquand grounds last Sat
urday afternoon and defeated them by a
score of IL to Z. Two games were played
with the Brattleboro team an account OF
which will be found in the sporting column.
A game is expected to be played tomorrow
afternoon on the Marquand grounds against
the Greenfield team.
The nine young men who constituted the
Brattleboro Independent baseball team re-
manned Monday after the game and attended
the dance in the evening. Wisely leaving
their opponents Of the afternoon alone, they
sought trouble and found 1t by being insolent
and ungentlemanly in their behavior to other
members of the party. In several cases their
rudeness was repulsed by the laying on of
violent hands," and they finally departed for
Brattleboro leaving most unpleasant repu'
tation behind them