Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-28

Mrs George Tewsbury OF Liftleton, ", h'i
visited sunday at X. NJ. Langworthys'
william Triekey viii be in Brattlebcro this
week exhibiting lawn mowers for the Granite
State Moving Machine Co. at the Fair
Miss Christina Robertson left Tuesday for
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, whore she will resume her
studies in the McDufy school for girls.
Mrs Ellen Dennison and daughter. Miss
Lena. OF Springfield, Mass, are visiting at
Edward Beeviles on Northheld street.
Miss Mabel Pike returned Monday night
from East Northheld Mass, where she has
been working in hotel during the summer
Rev Fr. d. C. Ling was in Nashua the
first OF the week assisting at the forty hour
devotion at st. Louis de Gonzague church.
Charles Blanchard has moved his family
from Stebbins block on Main street to the
tenement vacated by Joseph Bane on Terrace
hin.
The Amidon wooden mill, Halle Frost
mill and all of the public schools closed We'd
nesday so as to allow the people to attend the
Fair.
Mr.. Kane from Bennington, VI, loom
axer at the Halle 4 Frost mill, has moved his
family into Mrs. stebbins block ON Main
street.
Monday evening Garments Italian Boys or
,hestra. assisted by a reader and impersona'
tor, will give an entertainment at the opera
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Field are taking trip
throueh Albany, n. Y, down the Hudson
river to New York city Boston and Exeter,
y. II.
Forest Bolton has returned from the Isles
of shoals, where he has been working during
-. .,.,r,ar Ia will return Tufts college
at mid,year.
Joseph Bane has resigned his position at
the Eagle iron foundry and has moved MS
family 10 Milers Falls where he has sim
liar position.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Robertson and
two children left Friday for their home in st,
Louis. Mo-, after several months stay at
NJ $. Leachs.
Edward White is having a two weeks
vacation from his duties at the depot and
Harry Partridge OF Winchester is subsu'
mting for him.
Samuel r. Davis OF Manchester worked the
adoption degree at the meeting OF squakheag
tribe, No. 81. |. o, r. NJ Tuesday evening
Refreshments were served.
A republican caucus will be held Saturday
evening, October g. at the town hall for the
nomination OF candidates for representa-.
tiyes, supervisors Of the check lists and mod,
orator.
Mrs. Carrie Freeman formerly of Boston,
has returned TO her home in Denver, Col,
after visiting her father, Edmund streeter,
and her uncles, Trial Streeter and Ora j..
Holton.
Miss Minnie MacGnnis, accompanied by
two friends from Springfield, Miss Mat
tie Fiske and Miss Cora Dennison, are taking
a trip to Boston, New York, Richmond and
Norfolk. Va, and Philadelphia, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs James Burns came Friday
night from Northampton, Mass, and visited
with Mrs. Burns's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W &. Booth They left Monday afternoon for
ithaca, " Y, where Mr. Burns has posi-.
ton
The stockholders Of the Granite State Now
ing Machine company held their annual meet
Ing Friday. The following officers were
elected: F. f. Snow, president; II. I.
Fisher manager and treasurer; +. $. Leon
ard, clerk,
The teachers Of the Depot street schools
have organized mothers club and the
first meeting was held Wednesday afternoon
at the school, This is the first meeting Of
the kind ever held in town and success for
the movement is earnestly desired.
The Sunday school institute for the
second district Of the Cheshire County Sunday
school association, comprising the towns of
Richmond. Swanzey, Winchester Chester,
field and Hnsdale will be held here at the
Congregational church Thursday, October