Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-08

Harold Blckford is in town visiting his
mother.
The home club will meet with Miss Susan
Ross next week Wednesday.
Mrs. Barber has returned TO town and
is occupying her house In the village.
DIR. and Mrs. Parker and Edwin Of Fitch
burg, Mass, are spending the week at A, A.
Mason's.
Miss Harriet Fletcher has set out her
geraniums and her yard will soon be a mass
Of bloom.
John Allbee and wife from Cambridgeport
visited their daughter, Mrs, Frank Stevens
last week
Mrs Abby Taft and Mrs. Olive Holmes
visited their aunt, Mrs. Burnap, in Jamaica
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fisher of South
windham with Miss Ellie and Frank were in
town Sunday.
The fresh sash curtains attest that Mrs.
Townshend has moved into her house In
Harmonyvile.
Col Henry Dutton left town on Thurs
day. Mrs. Dutton accompanying him as far
as Bratteboro.
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Townshend we're in town Sunday to attend
the baccalaureate,
Charles Cheney of Hoosic Falls, n. Y, was
in town last week Thursday visiting his
niece, Mrs. Charles Willard
f, ]. Eddy, agent for the Travellers In
surance company OF Hartford, Conn, was In
town this week securing policies.
Josephine Taft came home for Sunday,
bringing with her Miss stearns Of Brattle'
boro, who is employed in the same ONCE
Mrs Seneca Howe from White Plains, n.
Y. former resident of this place, was IN
town last Saturday, calling upon friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hastings drove last
week to Putney and Keene, where they visit
ed Raymond Starr, returning home >on Sat
urday.
John Adams of South Wndham Florence
Adams, who is teaching in Grafton, and Mr..
Palmer of Grafton, were in town to attend
the prize speaking
Mrs. A. f. Park has returned from her
visit to her sister in Palmer, Mass. During
her absence she also visited Springfield and
Belchertown, her old home
Mr.. Beebee was struck in the eye by
splinter which cut the eyebal little to
one side of the sight. 1t is improving but
he still has to wear a black patch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roll Phillips and Mildred,
Miss orinda Dale and Miss Cora Mason
went ito Bellows Falls Tuesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Mabel Martin.
Z. NJ. Fuller, secretary of the state Sun
day school association, who attended the
convention at Jamaica. drove TO Townshend
and spent the night with Fred Randall
Miss orinda Dale, who has been teaching
in Frormore, s. c., returned home Friday
bringing her niece, orinda Ford, with her
They will remain in Townshend for the sum
mer.
An attractive poster in Mr.. loves win
dow announced the sale of ice.cream We'd
nesday afternoon for the benefit OF the H.
G. S. Messenger The cream was good, and
we trust that the proceeds we've equally
pleasing.
The north bound train was boarded at the
crossing Saturday by company yariously
armed with a teapot, chocolate pot and
sandwiches to greet Mrs Tannehil and her
family who were on the way to So. London
derry, where they will spend the summer.
At meeting of the Congregational church
and society on Monday evening it was
unanimously voted TO extend q can 10 new
Daniel Mcintyre of Pawlet to become acting
pastor of the church. Plans were made for
tearing down the old barn on the parson-
age lot and building a new one.
We wonder why when the common is pub
lie property and the swing chairs have been
provided for the comfort of those who wish
to sit there, any one should be so thought
less as to throw peanut shucks and papers
on the ground about the swings to annoy
the next Corners and to spoil the beauty OF
the place. We are sure that it has been
done through thoughtessness, and that now
that attention has been called to it, the
young people will be more careful
Mrs Abby Taft gave an afternoon tea
last Saturday afternoon in honor Of her Sis
ter Mrs Olive Holmes, of Saratoga Springs
N Y, who is visiting her. The guests were
the early friends and school mates of Mrs.
Holmes. Old aequaintanceship was re-
newed and pleasant "reminiscences of school
days recalled, while many of the school