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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
GUILFoRD CENTER.

F. f. Ward has been appointed notary
public,
There was small family gathering at
David Barrett's Christmas day with tree
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Whittemore spent
Christmas at +. l.. Welman's S. Two other
families were also entertained there IN tue
evening.
Mr.. Pierce held Christmas exercises IN
his school last Friday afternoon with tree
Each pupil was the recipient of package
and GOOD wishes from Mrs. W. J. Brown
and family of New York city. Mr.. Pierce
and pupils expressed many thanks for the
remembrance.
Nrs Martha f. Henry, who has been Ill
with heart trouble for number of weeks,
d;ed Tuesday evening The funeral was
beId Yesterday at 10 o'clock at the house
poy II Webb of Brattleboro offciated.
pnrial was in the Ease Guilford cemetery
Mrs Harry was the widow of David Henry,
formerly A Brattleboro photographer She
was native of Londonderry, ana was
daughter Of George and Margaret (Combs)
Haskins,
The Christmas exercises in grange nan
Tuesday evening were well attended Ihey
consisted of recitations and music A dia'
Iocna was given by Mr.. Pierce's school IN
which he acted as Santa Claus. Especially
6ne was the singing of the ''Algiers' dou'
hIa quartet who so kindly assisted, much
n tbe enioyment of all Several others from
tbera were also present. After the exercises
the gifts were distributed from two quite
well laden trees.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
LEYDEN.

Homer Miner is home from New York city
Will and Harvey Kemp of Brookiine
snent Christmas at NJ. d. Miners.
Gertrude sauter is at home for few
doys EIinor Smith is at her grandfath'
ers
Mr. Case came home with David r. Now
~ from Amherst college to spend few
days
Mildred. Herman and Guy Severance TOOK
Christmas dinner at A. G. Gallup's In dreen
River, Vt.
The box social which was held IN the
town hall Friday evening was success So
cially and financially.
Several from Leyden attended the meet
inc Of the Connecticut Valley Pomona grange
in Bernardston Wednesday,
The school in the South district is closed
Cos vacation of one week and Miss WIN
ereu has gone to her home in Warwick
There was Christmas sermon Sunday,
Christmas tree Monday evening ana SUM
families had Christmas gatherings. new
and Mrs Cartwill went to Springfield ohrist
mas morning to meet with family friends
The young people who are attending schooi
o,,t ~ town and are at home for the ohrist'
mos vacation are Thurman keet OF oushiis
academy. Guy Severance of POWERS ,ns ~.
tute, Allen Frzzell of Mount Hermoh' oeiie
Severance of Mount Hoyoke, Henrietta Us
rood Mabel Coolidge and Emily roster Oh
Mortified seminary.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
The Evils of Constipation

are many; in fact, almost every serious Ill,
ness has its origin in constipation, and
some medicines, instead of preventing con-
stipation, add to it. This is true of most
cathartics, which, when first used, have a
beneficial effect, but the dose has to be con
tinualy increased, and before long the rem
edy ceases to have the slightest effect.
There is one preparation however, that can
be relied upon to produce the same results
with the same dose, even after fifty years
daily use, and this is Brandreth's Pills
which has record of over 100 years as
the standard remedy for constipation and all
troubles arising from an impure state oil
the blood.
Brandreth's Pills are the same fine Taxa,
tive tonic pill your grandparents used ana
can he found in every drug and medicine
store. either plain or sugar coated.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
VERNON.

The schools are having holiday vacation
until Wednesday, jan q
streeter purchased fine pair Oh
,orsos last Monday in Mortified.
Mrs Will Heard of Manchester, n, H.
s,ent Christmas day at Mrs. b. Il. Alien B.
! A. Beers is ill with rheumatism and MS MI
.on :" Clarence is gathering cream in his place
Mrs. F. A. Sanford of Adams Mass, VINO mo
hoe heen visiting Mrs. Belle Morse, mas re-
turned home.
II streeter of Greenfield visited ms
thor over last Sunday. Miss Tina street
ar who is attending school in ureenhelu, 10
snopdine the Christmas vacation at hoiie'
MIS- George E. Brooks went to Lebanon,
y II last Saturday to visit her father ana
hor amt Miss Frances Cutler OF west nIa..
nehoro. is caring for her family during ner
absence. -, ..., o.
rho ladies circle is cordially invited 70
-. With Mrs. A. G. Barnes next wed
nasdav afternoon and evening. supper wiz
nv carved from o'clock until Z. goou
n W is desired that plans and prep
"rations NAV be begun for the annual les
'i,aI which is to be held the evening OF 'he
21st of January.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
Methodist churches had Christmas trees
MnnhnN eynning

Methodist churches had Christmas trees
Monday evening.
Four former pastors of the Baptist
church, Rev. H. NJ Douglas, Rev. r, f,
Mitchell, Rev. +. r. Perkins and Rev A.
s. Buzzell. sent greetings TO the church
which were read at the roll call held last
Thursday. II. p Cushman responded to
the toast the Sunday school home depart
ment.
Frank 4. Clough Of Windsor, head brake
man on the Boston & Maine way freight be-
tween White River Junction and Bratte'
boro, who was fatally injured in Brattle-
boro Saturday while uncoupling a locomo'
tive. was a son Of George D. Clough, a ma.
tive and former resident of this town. MI
Clough died at the Memorial hospital. The
body was taken to Windsor where the flu
neral was held at O'Clock Monday.
The onicerselect of Col W. II, Green
wood W. r. c., No. 65, are as follows:
President, Mrs, NJ. Z. Whitman; senior
vice president, Mrs. Alice X. Dickinson;
junior vice president, Mrs Lizzie NJ Little
field: treasurer, Mrs. Annie b. II. Harris;
conductor Mrs. Margaret 4. Robertson;
guard. Miss Marca A. Pember; delegate TO
department convention, Mrs. Ada NJ. Pierce;
alternate, Mrs. Mary Goodell. The instalia-
tIon will be held in January.
The oficers.elect of Col W. II. Green
wood post, No 30, are = l.. p. Bailey, com
maider H. II. Brainard, senior vice com
mander; NJ. " Sleeper, junior vice com
mander: NJ. II. Pember, adjutant; C. +.
Brown, quartermaster; \. p. Ranney'
chaplain: ]. p. Whitney, surgeon; \. ID.
Kerr officer Of the day; NJ. d. Whitman,
officer of the guard A. C, Cobb, sergeant
major: L. r. Headle, quartermaster ser
resnt: j. p. Whitney, color bearer; Charles
F. Brown, representative to department en-
csmpment: NJ. II, Pember. alternate
Golden Rule lodge, No, 3D. F 4 A. NJ,
held its annual election Of officers Wednes
day afternoon with the following result;
H. C. Warren W. NJ; NJ. E. Robbins, ).
W: G. r. Aplin j. W; H. g. Everleth'
treasurer: C. D. Britton, secretary; +. A.
Burdett, S. D.; c. F. Farnum J. D.; NJ d,
Whitman, S. s.; F. L. Taft, j. s.; F. H.
Amling tyler; A. NJ. Corser, marshal. a
banquet was served at $50 after which the
officers were installed by Right Worshipful
District Deputy Grand Master Frederick Il.
Swift of Brattleboro Music was furnished
bv f. H. Miller of Dummerston. A review
Of the year and welcome to the ladies was
civer nv II. c. Warren. Remarks were
made by Rev H. f. Buffum, Rev A. 3
Charlton ana Rev. l.. w Morey. II. l.
Aplin and NJ d. Whitman acted as mar
shals.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

died Of consumption Dee. 0. Much sym,
paihy Is felt for the parents and only sis.
Ter, who remain The father, Henry Fitch
several years ago lived In this town In the
family Of Mark Woodward Afterwards he
lNod ~ south Gardner and had three chill,
dren, hut few years ago the youngest
hoy Mas killed
A roll call aud dinner are planned for
New Years day In the Congregational
church, II is hoped that all those connect,
cd with the society will be present with
their families and bring something for the
diner The time Is short and II may not
be possible To see everyone in regard to
the bringing Of food SO consider that each
one Is invited to participate as well as TO
help.
The |, o, Il, NJ. have had the election Of
officers for 1907 with the following result:
Prophet, c, c, lloslcy; sachem W. W.
Slate senior sycamore, O. y, kidder; jun.
Ter sycamore, George Slate. chief Of rec.
ords, X, y. Minis; collector Of wampum,
dwight Proctor; keeper Of wampum W II.
llollon. Several committees arc yet to be
elected The installation win take place In
the near future,
An examination was made In the pub.
lie school and tests given recently TO ascer.
'"'H ~ 'h'i' NfE' HhA Nuhth OF utlccllNe
sight or hearing among the pupils. Va.
rious sizes of type were placed 30 feet
from the pupil and the eyes one at time.
were tested and results compared to see II
both were Of equal strength, Several cases
were found which needed the attention Of
specialist
Next Monday evening, Dec. 81, there is
TO be lecture and afterwards dance in
the town hall. The lecture is by Daniel
Webster Davis subject A Night on the
Old Plantation, in which historical, hu.
morous and pathetic portrayal is given Of
the plantation negro Of long ago. The
dance is managed by the members Of the
Mortified brass band and some Of the
members with the assistance Of outside tai.
ent will compose the orchestra OF ten
pieces. II is expected that there will be
large attendance,
There are TO be important changes in
the equipment OF the Central Vermont
railroad as several large locomotives are
to be added to the service as soon as the
American Bridge company can get the
four new bridges built Four Of these
locomotives are designed for freight
vice and each Of them has a hauling ca
pacity OF 1000 tons. II the work Is start
ed soon il is expected that the bridges
will be completed within three months,
and the new locomotives put in use on this
division within that time. The road has
been fitted for the heaviest kind of traf'
fc by the laying of 72.pound rails between
New London and Brattleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
WEST HALIFAX.

Mrs Clara Powers of Brattleboro is al
home for the holidays
Mrs Viola Gates is at home with her
mother for the winter.
Mr. Atwood of Dover visited at o. q.
Hicks's the first of the week
Miss Mabel Learnard is at home from
Bernardston to spend the holidays.
There was large crowd at the grange
fair and dance Dec. 81. 1t, was success
socially and financially.
Mrs. Hattie Ffeld visited her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. W. j. Vile, the first OF the
week.
Mrs Bertha Barber and daughter Blanche
of Wilmington are at her parents 1or
few days
Mrs. Susan Larrabee has gone to live
with her daughter Mrs. Emma Pratt, Tor
the present.
Some of the young people from this place
attended the Christmas exercises in MARI
boro Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davenport and son.
Alton. of Rowe, visited Mrs. Davenport S
parents the first of the week.
Mr. Thomas has moved into the Hescock
bopse and is to draw lumber from the
steam mill on the Hamilton place to west
Halifax.
Sunday school class No. will meet with
its teacher, Rev w. J. Vile I'M the par
sonaee Monday evening, Dec. 81 for a box
onening and sociable and to watch the old
wear out and the new year in
The exercises Christmas in the Bap-
fist church were well attended The emil
dren did their part nicely and there were
two large trees well loaded with presents
for the little ones and older ones too.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
cAMBRIDGEPoRT.

Miss Alice r. Perham has returned from
Chester
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Parker spent Christ
mas in Hartland
Jonas McQuade has begun cutting ice
on Wilder's pond.
Soapstone is being drawn from the quar-
ry every day to Chester.
Daniel King is working for mckinley in
his store in Bartonsville.
Fay Bridges is at home on account of i'll
ness. He has been in keene, N, H., taxing
violin lessons.
Will Wilders saw mill has been closed
for some time owing to a wreckage OF one
Of the large wheels
We had a Christmas tree here Tuesday
evening with appropriate exercises by the
children The tree was well loaded with
gifts for old and young. The pastor was
not forgotten.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

The farmers are very busy now getting
their ice, which is very good quality.
Hugh Welman returned TO Boston Tues
day. Mrs Nellie Plumb and daughter Mary
OF Townshend are Speeding the week at D.
NJ Powers's
Leslie Ranney of Greenfield spent Christ
mas with his mother Mrs. Stella Ranney.
in Brattleboro with their daughter, Mrs.
Harry Nelson.
The young people who are spending the
Christmas vacation in town are Nellie and
Nettie Butterfeld, Lizzie and Henry Ran
ney and Ralph Harlow Of Brattleboro high
school. Sharon and Sadie Holden and May
Barnes of Leland & Gray seminary Town
shend George Campbell of Brown uniyer-
sity. Yella Rugg, Edith Holbrook and Ruth
Harlow Of Putney high school, May and
Maude Goodell, teachers in Orange, Mass,
Nellie Cutting who teaches in Hamilton,
Mass. and Edward Campbell of Vermont
academy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
DUMMERSTON.

The Grange Benefit society met with Mrs.
Emma Downs Dec. 81. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Augustus Bennett, Satur-
day Jan. 5.
Several members of the local grange at
tended the Pomona election at Brattleboro
Dec 49, W F. Walker of this town was
elected master. Mrs. A. b. Patch, secretary;
Mrs NJ B. Brown, lady assistant steward
and II. c. Hazelton one Of the finance com
mittee Windham County Pomona grange
will meet with Evening Star grange Wednes
day January 90. Dinner on the picnic plan
and afternoon session open to the public
The grange held its regular meeting Dec
IS, and elected the following officers for
1907: Master, Walter F. Walker; overseer,
E. H. Brown; lecturer, Mrs. Ella J. Blood;
steward, II. C. Hazeton: assistant steward,
Dwight Johnson chaplain Willis j. Ray;
treasurer, Frank 0. Downs; secretary Mrs.
Abbie A. B. Patch gate-keeper, Charles Q.
Laughton; Ceres. Mrs. s. B. Craddock; Po'
mona Mrs Augustus Bennett; Flora, Mrs.
Emma l.. Downs; lady assistant steward,
Miss Elsie NJ. Hazelton The next meeting
will be installation of officers Monday even
ing Jan. Z, the date being changed to &C.
comodate the installing officers. There VIII
be a supper of cake pie, beans, etc" with
the usual accessories, to which all members
are requested to contribute without further
notice.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
WEST GUILF0RD

Mrs Watson's mother Of West Swanzey,
" H., is visiting her.
Buell. Robb { Claremont, n, H., is at
home sick with the grip.
Miss Eva 81 pardson Of Braitleboro and
Ernest White IRE spending weeks va
cation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Shepardson.
Henry Merrifeld returned from his visit
In Attleboro Mass, last week, and has
been al Mrs. Alice Richmond's in West
Brattleboro during her absence in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nichols spent
Christmas with their daughter Mrs. Car
penter in Greenfield Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
shepardsoh with their daughter, Mrs. Aus
tin Nichols, in Brattleboro
The funeral Of Mrs David Henry was
attended by large number of friends and
neighbors from this town. Mrs, Henry was
sister of the late Mrs. Laura Haskins
Of Brattleboro. She was a woman devoted
to the interest of her home, a good neigh
Dor. a friend 10 all who knew her She
will be missed and mourned by many.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thomas entertained
their children and grandchildren with a
Christmas dinner and tree. Mr., and Mrs
George Allen and children of Bratteboro
were present also Miss Katherine Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs Richmond Thomas could not
Gene owing to Mrs Thomas being Ill with
throat trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Robb enter
tanned friends from Brattleboro and some
Of their children Christmas day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox had a tree in the afternoon for
their children.
Christmas exercises, with tree for the
children, were held in the church Christmas
night. There was only a small attendance
owing to no notice having beeh given out
There were the usual exercises of speak
ing and singing by the children MISS
Hudson, the teacher reeited, and several
selections were given on stephen Merri-
s.ld's gramophone. Sidney Coleman al
though a little late in appearing, made a
good Santa Claus. The children had an
ENJOYABLE time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
vermont's Oldest Woman.

The oldest woman in Vermont probably
lives in Burlington ana next month VIII
celebrate her 103rd anniversary Of her
birth. Her name is Mrs. lobe Rosenberg
She has passed the year at the home OF her
granddaughter, Mrs. A. H. London OF North
Wnooski avenue and with the exception OF
being blind, is in good health. she can
toll all her friends and relatives. however
nv their voice and has good conversational
powers. An eye specialist will visit her
this week and try to restore her sight,
which she hopes to regain. Mrs. Rosenberg
was born in Russia and has resided in
Burlington for IS years. She has many
thrilling stories to tell Of her life in the
land of the car, and has many grandchil.
dren and grandchildren who md
pleasure in listening to the stories.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
SOMERSET.
80 rI.I;f

Mear Thomas will move to Halifax.
Napoleon Beauton has taken log job.
The new engine arrived in town last Fri
day morning.
L. C. Harris arrived home from Montpel-
Ter last Friday night.
. William Paddock has a pulp job of the
Deerfed River company.
Mrs Addie Fish is in Nottingham taking
care of her mother. Mrs Beaton.
Leroy & Sons are hauling lumber to John
Tudor's mill in Stamford.
Mr.. Laport, who has been dangerously
i'll for weeks, is now able to get around
once more
d. S. Haskins is acting as clerk for Da-
vid Cutler in Searsburg, while the latter
scales logs for Marshall Brothers on the
west branch.
The new railroad has now reached the
Smith woods. There is also branch road
from the Pagan barn to the Kicker dam
John Henry has now at the landing at that
place 1000, 900 feet of lumber ready to ship.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

IN 6uilford, w., and later In Chesterfield,
" H. lie was so years old, six feet in
height slim, with dark hair. Mr., Gale re.
Piled that man answering the description
once lived here and that he would make in.
quirles and let the officer know later It
has beeD LEARNED that the man was former.
g Of this town and known here as Fay,
cite Siarkey, his full name being Calvin La.
faSetic starkcy Under the law Of Mas,
saehusclts the authorities gherc are obliged
ia locate, II possible, the relatives Of per.
son dying there under such circumstances,
aud give them notification before burial,
which In this ease will be In the town whore
he died, as there is no one Of his family
living who can attend to IT,
Fred e. Gale and family took dinner at
the old homestead on Christmas day.
Mr., and Mrs, F, W. Weeks OF Brattle,
boro dincd with relatives here Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs, Kerr Of Putney spent Christ
mas day with her daughter, Mrs John T.,
Gale.
There was large attendance at the
Christmas tree entertainment Of the Congre'
gational church Monday evening.
The pupils Of the Andrews district join
ed those OF District No. in appropriate
Christmas exercises in the schoohouse in
East Guilford last Friday afternoon. School
In No, 3 Is closed by the illness. Of the
teacher, Mrs. Clary
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
WHITINGHAM.

Arthur Deming, who has been away to
school. is home for the holidays
Christmas exercises in the church passed
off pleasantly, the children all rendering
their parts well.
Mr.. Miller has been spending week
here with his wife. He returned to ms
duties Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hewett and children came
Monday to spend Christmas with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Deming. They returned to their
home Wednesday.
Clinton Read went to Springfield last sat
urday for week. 1t is expected his Sis
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
HALIFAX.

Merton Scott is drawing lumber in Green
field.
E. NJ. Goodnough is drawing bark to
Readsboro.
Warren Hicks is packing apples in TINS
vicinity for Mr.. March of Shelburne Falls
Mass
The exercises in the church last Tuesday
evening were well carried out, All went
home happy.
Miss Ruth Crosier, who is attending school
in Dedham, Mass, is spending the holidays
Mt home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
perley Crosier.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

Wrts of attachment were filed in Rut-
land Wednesday as the result of separate
suits brought against the Rutland Railroad
company by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lattrell OF
Bristol, passengers who We're injured in the
vergennes wreck of Dec. l. They CLAIM
$4,000 damages, each, on the ground of neg
ligence The suits are returnab,e in Add.
son county court
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

I,vnp Lawrence spent Christmas at his
home in Grafton.
Ira Hitchcock spent Christmas at his
home in Westminster West
Miss Ethel Fuam was home from Bel
lows Falls for Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fuller mad com
many of IA to their home Christmas.
Mrs Emma Bodgett entertained a party
with Christmas tree Christmas da!'
Mrs Joel Holton went to charleston
Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs FISK WIN
is i'll.
| Miss Carrie Lyman is home for her
Christmas vacation from her school III
Granville, Mass.
Miss Harriet Wright of New Haven
Conn. and Miss Edna Wright OF New ger
sew are at George G. Wrights.
George Woodburn has gone to Springheid,
VI 70 work. His sister Ruth accompanied
him to resume her work in the wrapper lac-
tory
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lovejoy and son
Prescott and Isaiah Lovejoy OF springhelq'
VI spent Christmas at Mr. and Mrs T.
c. Richardson $.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairbrothef oi
Springfield VT, were home for CHRISTMAS;
Also Mrs. Charles Winter and stepsoh o'
West Brattleboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright had large
.ho;rr of their home Christmas, b0tn
Mr. Wright's and Mrs Wright's near rela-
tive being there
Mr. and Mrs John Austin and daughter
Mary and Mr. and Mrs Edward Parker re-. OF
Putney were also guests of MI and MIS-
L. G. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Harris and chilareh
of Kingsbury, P. O., and Mrs. Lillian Page
and son of Maitland P. O., are visiting at
Mrs, Jane Fenn's.
Mr.. and. Mrs. W. S. Fem entertained
marty of % Christmas day having a Christ
mas tree in the evening. This was the
largest family gathering held here.
The Sunday school held their regular
Christmas concert in the church last Sun
day evening. The church was prettily dec
GRATED with evergreen and autumn leaves
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28

Mrs Daniel Ross has returned from 3
visit with her daughter.
Several from this section attended the
fair in Millers Falls last week and all
report fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Tatro of Athol
spent Christmas with Mrs. Tatro's aunt
Mrs. L. Z. Fisher.
The cold weather has so thiekened the
ice on the ponds that several people are
beginning to fill their cellars.
Ernest Nash, who has been so disabled
bv rheumatism as to be confined TO the
house for nearly two weeks, is now able
to be out
The school in district No. ) mad
Christmas celebration at the close OF the
term, which was creditabe alike to MISS
Merriman. teacher, and the pupils
Five thoroughbred Tunis sheep nave
heen added to the sheep ranch on the
mountain by the p' opretors; also hhe
Southdown buck Weighing rs pounds
The Young Peoples club gave ~
cent entertainment in the hall last Ihurs'
day evening and the proceeds are to De
used for furnishings of the hall AS the
weather was stormy and the walking very
bad on account of the ice. there was nor
ms large an attendance as the entertain
ment deserved
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
GUILFoRD.
Farmer Guilford Man Died in Northampton
Mass. Jail.

Jobn E. Gale received telephone mes
sage from a sheriff OF Northanp.on ncarr,
wednesday, asking for infcrma W.. ;,;i tbsre
ing TT nreyious. He was serving ~
s me Sentence and had given his name as
Gays L, starkey, saying that he once iiVeo
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-28
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Nellie Cutting is at home for the Christ
mas vacation.
George Gould has been housed few
days with hard cold.
J. P. Ranney and family spent Tuesday