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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
rnnnaer. Dar al uhIIdren'. Homo

Tomorrow will be observed as
founders day at the Children's Home,
Riyerview. Members of the board OF
managers will be at the home from
10 a. m. until . P. N. School ezer-
oises will begin at II o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
- 11naar Pee Bond.

William smith had a hearing before s,e
Atog;sfrste Bradley. this morning on me me
,hasne slas,as' I'd actinq IN a disorderly manner
;n 4 bo,,se on West second street. ne
- w. rlsced under a 5000 peace bond.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
IA cnna. snnlnL

The women of Sacred Heart Church
WI nold a coffee social in the base
hent Of that church tomorrow after
noon from to 5 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
The New Violet Lens.

Glass ground tho color Of an amethyst,
very soothing to weak eyes. Cubberly,
S24 Market street.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
To Givo a Waltr.

Inc Happy Five will give a prize
waltz at Snellpot Park next Monday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
Read the want Adva

In Every Evening today and every day
II you miss them you miss one OF the Des
Textures Of the newspaperse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
alnaertakers.

James T. Chandler,
undertaken and Embalmer,
214 West Ninth Street.
Telephone connections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
w. Sn1ifh&CO.
Successors 20
Vim. B. Sharp & Co.,
fourth and Market SIS.
Fine Black Goods.

Fine Black Goods.
You may buy from our
black goods department
confident that you are get
ting the most
stylish and fashionable weaves
at the least possible prices for
goods that will give you satis-
faction.
Aeoline, splendid hot weather
fabric; silk and wool, q pretty,
soft adrapy" weave. This
lot Of four or five pieces is the
regular 800 goods; a thick
thread here and thore which
You will have to look close TO
find gave them to us az o price
much below what they could
possibly be made for to-day.
You benefit, Of course, by our
saving and get them for
soc a yard
First floor.
New Back Combs.
Just as pretty and becom-
ing as the real tortoise
shell and you don't feel 50
badly if you happen to
lose one.
Some plain grey, some with en-
amel inlay, some with French
jewel sets, some with neat
gold bands,...., 26c and 500.
Fancy goods first hoor,
FIOweFed Dresden
Ribbons.
A cleanup from one Of
the makers of these good
ribbons who cannot get
any more in time for this
seasons trade.
Six inches wide, in lavender
and red on white grounds. SUI
perb quality, the reigning style,
Just what yon want for sash or
hat-and save nearly half.
These originally sold for 59cl
our price to-day is only SOC I'd.
OF course the quantity is
limited.
Ribbons, arsi hoof,
The PTeffiesf and
most complete line of
plain and fancy dotted
Swisses in all white and
white with
black dot that we have ever
shown--probably the largest
line in the city--Weid like you
to Judge Of that. All prices
and plenty now, but we are
selling them extremely fast
White goods, first hoor.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12
TAKE HEART OF GRACE.

And let the old mistakes and pain
Be cleansed with this refreshing dew;
And make beginning once again,
With hope and courage bright and new
But ours to try and try again?
Not ours to falter on it's ways,
Not ours to fling aside for pain.
Take heart of grace, then, day by day
Take heart of grace, and sing eaeh
morn:
s'To-days to-day, not yesterday,
And all the world is newly born!
Nora Perry.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12

heart of grace-begin anew!
days to-day, not yesterday;
on its budding bloom. the dew
early morning still doth play.
heart of grace, and gather up
Dis dewy sweetness Of the morn;
up with this your emptied cup,
ID pledge the fair hours newly born.
heart of grace, and look before,
stead of backward on the way;
sh out the old regretful score,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-12
BY LIZZIE HUNT.


Sday he passed, stoop-shouldered, a
Ely, weather-beaten face, sad eyes,
Z looked at you as if the world had
4. harshly or unjustly with him.
drawn corners of his sensitive
9TH gave to his face an expression
sgust, whether with himself or the
I'D we will leave our readers to
De.
KS clothes bespoke neither extreme
8rty, nor a superabundance OF this
Ed's goods.
lie was only master builder, boss
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
NoRTHrIELD FARMS,

Mrs. Frank Parker has gone home TO
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Field are at their
home for few days.
Miss AdeIla Howes has returned to Hrs
dale, n. H., where she has employment
Hezekish Hastings of Illinois has been q
guest of his cousin, S. S. Fisher, on the
mountain.
Mrs Fellows of Orange and her sister,
Mrs Emerson and Mrs. Holland, Recently
had picnic at their old home on the
mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sawyer Of Fitch
burg. Mass are visiting Mr.. sawyer $
brother and sister, Ashael Sawyer and MIS-
Lucy Stratton.
Miss Martha Wright, blind woman cared
for by Mrs. l.. E. Fisher, was pleasantly re-
minded by her friends OF her Ssth birthday
last Wednesday.
7 A Holland Of Ervfug has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Edith Fisher. He was
a former resident Of this town, having mo'eo
to Erying about two years ago
Dr and Mrs. Mason of South Covington,
Conn have been guests Of Dr.. Mason
uncle George F. Alexander. Mr.. Alexander
had not seen his nephHw for 20 years
q F. Alexander received the hearty con
nrotu,.tions of his friends Wednesday, when
bis DIST birthday anniversary was celebrated
Mr. Alexander had many calls from trienns
and neighbors, also letters Of congratu,a.,on.
and other tokens Of esteem from d's'an'
friends. ~.
Miss Martha Wright who is afflicted wi'h
blindness. was entertained last sunday py
the singing of Mr.. Watson and the member ias,s
" .he Sunday school. Miss Wright enjoyed
tn singing very much. She is confined v 70
the house, being cared for by Mrs L. T.
Fisher
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
VERNON.

Mrs Dow Of Keene is spending few days
with Mrs. W A. squires.
VERNON grange will hold regular meet.
ing saturday evening Of this week
Mrs. W. 4. squires and Miss Roby Wright
returned Monday from visit in Keene,
Y, II.
Miss Inez Akley went 10 Brattleboro Tues
day TO begin teaching in the third grade OF
the village schools.
c, NJ, Heard, who spent months yaca'
ton with his mother, Mrs. n. Y, Allen, re.
turned to New York last Friday, and Miss
Van Ripee who has also been guest Of
Mrs, Allen, has returned to Paterson. y. j.
Mrs. F, W, johnson is spending a few
days with Mrs. G. H. Hubbard, Ma, and
Mrs. orville Davis OF Philadelphia, who have
been visiting c. r. Davis and other friends
In this vicinity, returned home last Monday
There will be a dance AZ Central park Fri
day evening, Sept 81. Leitsinger's orchestra
will furnish good music for dancing. An
oyster supper will be served by the managers
and every effort made to have the evening an
enjoyable one for all.
Mrs. T.. n Brooks was summoned home,
at Seattle, Wash, last week by telegram
announcing the illness OF her husband Mrs.
Hattie French accompanied her for an ex'
tended visit in Seattle with relatives. News
has been received since their arrival there
that Mr. Brooks is much better.
Beginning as soon as possible, the Central
Vermont railroad win build an additional
sidetrack in Vernon, 1900 feet long and be
ginning at the lower end of the platform at
the station A switch will be put in on the
east side of the main track. The side TRACK
has long been needed on account of the large
number Of trains thai meet or pass al This
Mace
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
JAMAICA.

| n. lB. Many was in Chiccvee Falls last week
Mr. ami Mrs. E. Carver ere visiting in IVES
ton, VT.
| Mrs Frsnik Dressler has Eme to Amsterdam,
4 ". Y, for IA visit
Henry sfge and II. S EtLHne have filed
rheir sslos this week.
Mrs. H. 81 MeLane and sm Mark were in
n-attldtDro "Wednesday.
A. L. Howard and son FrSusl of Prrney were
IN town the FIRST Of the week.
4 good n,ishber Of the old soldiers attended
tn. re,inisa, ut TBrattieboro Wednesday.
Mrs r. Sellers and daughter Genevieve re
tunlsaa from their visit in Pawaet Tuesday.
J,naes Underwood is in town buying apples.
He has bought "a laarge quantity of A. A. Willis.
beauiatul flowers rat the Baptist church last Sun
day.
Mrs. H r Boys,ton is spending two weeks
in Boston and Mr.. 'I'oynton is 'bsardng mt the
hotel
J. G. Robinson went to Leicester, Mass, We'd
nesday to attend The marriage OF mis- brothers
daughter. H#
The lecture given by Mrs. Bailey Friday even.
ing at the Congregational church was highly
spoken Of by those in attendance. |Ef
Emery Mellendy and force of men are re-
pairing the telephone line and it is expected
that the service win be mudh improved
Ruth McLane, Mary Robinson, Amy Knight
and Beatrice Emerson left Wednesday nsorning
for Northfeld Mass. where they win attend the
Moody schools the coming year.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WEST 'WARDsBORo.

Miss Dora Streeper is at Hazel cottage
Mrs N. L. Rict is home from New Haven ant
New YORK.
Miss hattie Waite Of Providence, R. l., is al
H. A. xate's.
Mrs Tilda Willis is visiting at Frank Hes
cocks IN Wcsi Dover
Scin6l began Monday with Miss Lettie Hunt
oil Brsoksitle sas teacher.
Mr.. md Mrs. j. b. Temple have been visiting
al Nsrrnan Athens IN East Jamaica.
f. j. Morse and family and Mrs n. L. John
son went d the Baptist association in Soutl
Newafne hist week.
Mr. and Mrs +. %. Robinson Mr.. and Mrs
l.. r. KenRall Mr. and Mrs a. r. Robinson ant
NJ 4. Rire went from here to the Odd Fellows
picrnc al Biillows Falls hast week.
Last weak Friday a family picnic was helt
in the odd familiar places in Sstratton. Mrs
Minnia Pike and her SON, Ohesse Allen, ant
wife and two Of his grandchildren, Trina Russell
and brother, Mrs. F. SpraglR, Mr.. and Mrs. p
KnRp, Nj. and Mrs. W. j. Davidson and Mis-
Elm Davidson made up the party. Stories wert
tGld and an enjoyable time Hsnt.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs, @. Spear Is on the sick list,
Mr. aud Mrs, II, q. Lee are visiting at c.
H. Newton's,
Rev. aud Mrs. y. Y. Brooks have re,
turned TO Fair Haven. Mass.
Miss Gould has returned 10 New York
State Normal college In Albany, y, Y.
Prof William shipman OF Tufts college
Is the guest Of his sister, Mrs, y, q. Lee,
Mrs, o, N. Mason has returned from
Bethel, Me-, to care for her feeble father,
g. Lee.
Mrs. seymore and Miss Chase Of East Al
stead, y. H., were over Sunday guests at
W. A, Ncwton's.
Rev J. W. Denton will preach in the
chapel at II u. m. Sunday and In johnson
hall at 7,3o y. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Ely OF Waltham,
Mass, were over. Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Brooks.
A. A. Dunklce has fine piece Of corn
that stands II feet high on an average op.
posiie his house. Some stalks are taller.
He has harvested 10 acres Of sweet corn.
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Beers and daughter
Marcia, and Mrs. Vaughn took a carriage
drive 70 Rindge, y. H., last week. They
also visited Mt Monadnock and other
places Of interest.
w. ]. Tyler Of Dorchester Mass, j, l..
Stockwell and family OF West Brattlcboro
and Leslie Tyler and family OF Norihheld,
Mass, visited their mother al the Tyler
farm last Sunday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
LEYuEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster returheu iiO'-
their wedding journey MONDAY
NJ and Mrs. Van Ness of Ashheid were
ats oyer sunday of U. T. Darling
~, whoe,er Of Florida, with her chill
, vs. l. at her fathers f. P. Howe's, for
visit Of some length
Miss Elizabeth Neweomb returheu "
tleboro Wednesday. MISS Ne''s
went hack to Mortified the same gay!
Mrs Celia Brooks Taintor OF Mili,lnen amd
,os, week visited her brothers. Duane "'
Tmnest brooks. and her aunt, Mrs bausei
Mice Frances Newcomb went home WIN M
to Mrs Alice Smead Of Greenneiu No'N
n,uS' ,ast week to spend some time mere
IT,. Maua Thwing and Mr.. and Mrs'
MISS rJaaa;res of New York city and mrs;
1,.oa pr;tton of Mortified were 'the sues'a y
,t;s. EtbeI Budington last week Ihursu's'
Row and Mrs. Cartwill are WISHING sizing ~ ~
,u;,,;ar,stown for a week. In the ao ~. Mis-.
Tho nastor Mr.. OFT, a worker IN 'he Sun.
sion Of Springfield, occupied 'he pu'p''
day.
MI Mary Davenport who has oeen az
M'ss at Clifton Springs, n. " ior SUI ,,;
weeks underwent an operation IVA viii be
c;tis few days ago. Her irlenu sr, al last
o,as to learn that she was doing wen AZ '"'
accounts. ,;ror
The Young people have scatlereu w
me D.boossHGuy Severance to Bernat Toster
s m s ErizzelI to Mt Hermon, hniy .'arv.
Allen usbe Coolidge to Mortified se sar ssr
ana osrood has returned there 10,
nehrie ena Thurman Keet mas
seeona MA wear to Cushing academy.
u.s Mary weatherhead Sinclair 81. 9, I her
w. Mfs .,tx Is spending several days WI" listing
VOTE Ms Ellen D. Sawyer ana i've Of
oou ,.l.iyes in town. She is . az Years.
1 1a"asn aud mas not been here lof 80 sunday
S ss. g . mission worker and spoA' Enyorth
sns rs At the meeting of the hp'
league. wsg
~. last meeting of Leyden grane ave
nhs night, and the Broad BROOK nv,s,sios.
n ~ sa.1Iford responded to the s.r
o. '' AZ Visitors came down ana CAV Next
A ..s.or ~ and interesting program: nisht
,n.s. "Wednesday will be ehiia are nrbie Is
invited.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WARDSBoRo.

Io,i. rr,ssau has retprned from n month $
,,,si, H. canaSs With relatives
80, y,,..
an, ",ai, after a long severe illness.
~ d.. - p....h.u, Nee
hS'' anu hIs nu,Ne " ua,ni 49,, ,'isi,'
are boarding ~ 'nuer""ou "O'e' anu '''''
MISS i'uoia 'ieos'n, mno Sp'"s a s.,o"I
eauoh a, hohe' mas re'''"eu " NV '''''''
IN nrauieporo'
Mrs. Earl simpson, VINO mas Deeh IN boh'
aohdeIry Tor ,he pas' "eeN WISHING i''''''ss'
mas re'urheu "'"e'
Earl Simpson, who works IN West Brattie'
boro, spent Sunday with his family, return
ing Monday TO his work,
Goorco Ne;lson who moved TO Newbury.
mort Mass few weeks ago is in town
iookinp after his crops on his farm,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
..,.,,,,on,ls Accident Near Vernon.

On Friday. Aug 81, Lucius F. Putnam OF
vernon. accompanied by Miss Lottie Torrey'
INV, he had met at the railroad station
,rare driving up the Tyler hill road when
w., as they reached the sharp bend known
as a.tbe elbow an automobile, which haa
aorrded no warning, came tearing around
e. curve and in an instant was upon them.
NJ putnam was driving a spirited colt, but
n,anaged to rein him sharply to the extreme
n;,,ht Of narrow bridge, on which he STOOD
1ha machine, however, struck the horse'
,ino,tinp him down and cutting both foreiegs
I'll The carriage was upset and ever!
pau.. hroken from one wheel. Mr.. Putnam
sp pS Miss Torrey were both thrown out put
sartunately escaped with few bruises ana
The automobile, which was carrying iour
,,Ia-tbree men and woman-struck =
p.op or some obstacle, which stopped It.
s ssn,.-,ng one lamp and otherwise damaging
:. so that it was left by the roadside rev
t.rtber on. Miss Torrey took the mum.
rou' - me auto, but later found that It nsd
from its place, plate and an.
A.. Putnam freely expressed MS opinion oi
mo are careless enough to run an
pp.,I,e at the terrific speed at which that
sas Vas going, over steep, rocky ana oan'
ono ,. road. without giving so much as
sV. !, . horn to warn people Of danger.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
DOVER.

Henry Stowe has gone to Boston,.
The Cutting farm was sold to Mr.. Kensie for
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dannie Carey have been visiting
her father, L. d, Moulton.
May Cooper has finished work for Mrs. Lee
of West Dover and returned home.
The Howe family have returned home after
spending two months at the Perry house.
Mrs Jennie Stanley of Gardner is at her IA
TIERS helping to care for her sister Mary.
Nineteen arrived Tuesday from Wilmington
to have their annual picnic on the Common.
Elisha Gates was seriously hurt at Elm Grove
by stepping backwards through a hole at the
mill.
Mrs Eliza Cutting and Mrs. Dana Hyde of
Cambridgport, Mass, are visiting at Mrs. Sarah
Cuttings
Agnes Gates and Mr.. White Of Hinsdale, NJ
H., spent a few days at her fathers, Elisha
Gatess, last week.
Mrs, Charles Bracket was called home from,
Bellows Falls on account of the illness of Mary
Bracket, who is i'll with rheumatic fever.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WEST DOVER.

L. j. Grout has moved to the Hosea Mann
farm.
Miss Mary Brown Of Brattleboro is spending
her Vacation at ]. J. Shows
Miss Jessie Adams is working for Mrs. Ernest
Carpenter at Wilmington this week.
Miss Leila Cook, who has been spending two
weeks in Brattleboro, returned home this week.
Mrs Emma Rice Of Brattleboro called on
friends and acquaintance the first Of the week.
Mrs. Ellen r. Mann is visiting relatives in
Orange and Warwick, Mass, and Swansey, n. H.,
this week
Henry Converse and George Reed OF Maiden,
Mass, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with s.
J. johnson.
Miss Grace Bryant, who has. been spending
several weeks at W. II. Mann's returned TO her
home in Keene, y. H., Monday.
At the dance at the schoolhouse hall last Fri
day night there about 80 couples and all
reported good time. There will be another
dance Sept 81.
Mrs. Julia Crosier, who has been spending
several weeks helping care for her mother, Mrs
W. H. Mann, returned TO her home in heene,
n. H., Wednesday.
The picnic held at J. ]. Shows was very
pleasant one, there being about 40 present.
There will be another picnic at b. b. Collins's
Saturday, Sept 90 All cordially invited
TO attend.
Mrs. Lucy Carpenter Aldrich, wife of Albert
Aldrich, died suddenly Tuesday morning, Sept.
a. after short illness. She leaves husband,
one daughter, Mrs. Fred Laekey, and three SIS
tiers, Mrs Hannah Morris and Mrs. Luther Church
OF Wilmington and Miss Augusta Carpenter OF
this town. Not being in very good health OF
late wears, she had been home maker and was
not widely known but she will be sadly missed
in the home. The funeral was held at the house
Friday, Rev Mr.. Martin of Wardsboro oftciat-
ing. Mrs b. B. Collins, Mrs. w NJ. Harris and
Mrs +. H. johnson sang Sometime Well IN
, derstand and Cod Be With You.
The angel Of death has again visited US, this
| time to take Mrs W. H. Mann to the rest be-
| yond after an illness of several months. Mrs
| Mann had lived here IS years, having spent
her whole married life on the farm where she
| died. The funeral was held at the house Tues
day afternoon, Rev. Mr.. King officiating. MI
| and Mrs. J. H. Kidder of Wilmington sang ap-
propriately. The flowers were very beautiful
and numerous, more than covering the casket-
Burial was in the village cemetery. Mrs. Mann
is survived by husband three children, four
grandchildren and an aged mother. The chill
dren, Mrs Julia Crosier of Keene, N. H., Henry
Mann Of Wilmington and Clifford Mann of this
place, were present, they having been with her
| great deal during her illness. All have the
heartfelt sympathy of their many friends. Among
| those present at the funeral from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Mann and j. Earle
Mann and family OF Brattleboro, N. d. Mann,
| Frank Mann, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mann and
son of Wilmington Mrs. W. +. Mann of Barre,
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Crosier of Keene, N. H.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WEST GUILFoRD.

Miss Grace Coleman Of Red Creek, n. Y, is
the guest Of Rev. James Jones at the Baptist
parsonage
Mis-. Maud CLARK, Miss Winnie Buifum
and Charles Thomas are attending the hlgh
school in West Brattleboro
Miss 5. Z. Lowell OF Boston and J. ).
Twaddel Of Long Island, who have been
taking their vacation at the Eagle Clin farm
with Mrs. r. b. Thomas returned home
Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet in the session room Wednes'
day with Mrs. II. B. Thomas. As this is
the first meeting since last spring, it is de-
sirable that there be a large attendance. Sup
per will be served from o'clock until all
are served.
Miss Lulu Thomas, with number Of
friends. celebrated her birthday Sept 9.
Supper was served outside in the tent which
Mrs. Thomas had erected for the comfort of
her boarders. Miss Lowell of Boston ar
ranged the table decorations very prettily.
Miss Thomas received quite a number Of use
ful and valuable presents.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WHITINGHAM.

Christine Wheeler has gone to Boston on q
visit.
Harry Chase returned to Philips Exeter
academy Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Chase visited in Reads
boro Wednesday.
Arthur Wheeler took business trip 10
North Adams Thursday.
Frank ,Ji1lson will begin his duties as
rural free delivery carrier next Monday.
Mr. Hill and children, with their nurse, re-
turned to their home in Providence Wednes'
day.
Mrs. Electa Wheeler and daughter Ethel
Miller have gone on visit to Leominster
and Sterling.
Mrs. Alma Taylor of Greenfield has been
spending a few days with her mother, Mrs.
S. A. Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Bryant have re
turned from Lake Pleasant, where they have
been for many weeks.
There is scarcity of water in the
springs. Many of them have failed and
many families are without water.
Arthur Deming has gone to New Haven 10
attend school, His mother accompanied him
10 North Adams, returning home the Same
day.
Violet and Leslie Loversod returned to
their home in Astoria, L. L., Monday. Mrs.
Frank Albee went to North Adams WITH
them returning the same day.
Frank Hicks has gone to Greenfield 10 do
some repairing and also IN make other nm
movements on the buildings that Mr.. Morrfs
purchased preparatory no moving there
soon
The Christian Endeay1r society OF the
Rantist church extend to Tall an invitation to
I've nresent at its social ia the church vestry
Tuesday evening. Light refreshments VIII
he served and no charges made
Mrs. Pauline Chase, formerly of this aown
hit who has been living in Wollaston for
some time past, returned home, with her
son and his wife, who were here from We
hraska to attend Old Home Week. Watson
Hicks also returned with them to NebrAska'
Francis Brown formerly of this town, but
now Of Gouvenour, N. T., with his wife ar
rived here last Monday and is visiting ms
tister Mrs Ophela Snow. They Will also
visit his brother in Bratteboro and cther
r,laces before their return home.
Mr. Abrams and bride are here from
Michigan They arrived Monday and are
visiting Mrs Abrams uncle, Bert shipPee.
an other relatives. She is daughter OF
fhe late Anna Shippee Chandler and VIII ~e
remembered as Beda Leone Shippee.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14
WEST HALIFAX.

Wedding bells rang for Miss Bertha Fowler
Wednesday, Sept II.
f. S. Cooke attended county court sn
Newfsne last week as petit juror
Charles Thompson has moved to Mrs.
Sopiiia ;Coombs's house on North river.
F, b. Stone is breaking ground for the
mill which he is to Build on the site OF TIE
one recently burned.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bigelow and daugh'
ter, Mildred, of Lowell, Mass visited Mrs.
T.. IS Cooke last week
Mr. and Mrs William Rockwell of Brattle-
1oro and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Billiard df Nova
Scotia visited their father, A. F. Wo0den, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Holden o; Dayton, o., and Miss Richard
son Of Philadelphia are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Hudson Her daughter, Mrs Viola Gates OF
Corain, is also visiting her.
George Tucker and Miss Della May Clark
have resumed fheir. studies Mt Arms academy
in SShelburne Fails Miss Blanche CLARK Is
also attending sschool there this fliai.
Albert LeaIsaard OF Illinois, whO ahas been
visiting relatives in town for short dime starts
on his return "trip this Friday, accompanied by
his nephew, Percy Learnard, who rs thinking OF
STAYING there for the present.
Windham County Pomona grarue met WIN
Guiding Star grange "Wednesday and aheld very
ENJOYABLE and fproftable meeting. e.. good COM
pany was present including members from the
Dummerston- Brattleboro, Guilsud, Colraln
Wilmington, jacksonville and Reaasboro oranges