Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-27


George Babbitt Of Bangor, Me.
Mrs. Cough was native OF Putney,
daughter Of John and Nancy Black Robert
son, and was resident here until her re
moyal to Fitchburg and later TO Worcester
Mass Mrs. Cough leaves three children, one
son, Harry Cough, and two daughters, Ber'
tina and Ola Cough one brother. Charles
Robertson of Bellows Falls, and two sisters
Mrs. L. A. Lamson Of Milford. Mass, and
Mrs George Babbitt Of Bangor, Me- The
burial was in Hope cemetery, Worcester,
Mass.
Fred Divoll and family are spending this
week at Jamaica.
Mrs. f. b. Pierce will remain at Lake
Sunapee this week
John Dennis went to Boston Saturday, re-
naming until Monday.
| Frank H. Ryan was in town the first OF
this week calling on friends.
+. o. Pierce went Saturday for a few
! days stay at Warren, Mass.
William W. Wing and family are visiting
Mrs. Wings parents at Weston.
The Sunday school class Of Mrs Jennie
c. Pierce had picnic Tuesday.
Captain William Robertson's paper mill is
shut down for repairs this week
Miss Alma Bacon Of Worcester, Mass, is
visiting Miss r. Katherine Booth.
Rev. and Mrs A. s. Charlton returned
Friday from Fishers Island, n. Y
Miss Elsie Hewett of Shrewsbury is a
guest Of her brother, Leon Hewett
Miss Hattie Proctor has returned to Will
liam Robertson's for a few weeks.
Frank Chandler Of Chicago was in town
the first Of the week calling on friends.
Henry stockwell expects to open the Ken
driek hotel to the public in few days.
Miss Casa Marsh from Brookline is
spending a few days at II. H. Brainards.
Miss Florence Sawyer OF Brattleboro is
spending a few days at Mrs. Abbe Kathan's.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Everleth returned
Wednesday from visit at Springfield, Mass
Guy Tatro Of Brattleboro spent Sunday
at the home Of his mother Mrs. Will Ell.
more.
Mrs Kate Corning Of Deerfed, Mass,
came Saturday for a visit at DR.. J. Z. Rus
sells.
Miss S. X. Lane visited at i. P. Bailey's
Thursday, leaving Wednesday for Hanover
N H.
Mrs Fred E. Smith of Dover y. H., came
Thursday to visit her father Edwin E. San
derson.
George Billings of North Adams, Mass,
came Saturday for short visit at William
j. Perry's
Captain and Mrs. William Robertson went
on carriage drive to Newfane Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Smith and son. Hol-
land Lincoln, of Brattleboro are guests at
Mrs. Abbie Kathans.
Katherine Howe entertained number of
her little friends Thursday afternoon in
honor Of her sth birthday.
Grin S. Thwing returned to Brattleboro
Tuesday after spending two days with his
daughter, Mrs. W, J, Perry.
Another case of diphtheria has developed
this week, Mrs. Charles W. Brooks being i'll,
but reported as not seriously so.
Mr.. and Mrs. William johnson and daugh
ter, Bernice, OF Portland, Me- were recent
guests of Mrs. w. r. F. johnson.
The subject of Rev. H. E. Buffams ser.
mon at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning will be A Holy Ambition
Lawrence G. Aver of Windsor came Wed.
nesday to spend the remainder of his va
cation with his father, A. J. Aver.
The ball game between the Brattleboro
and Putney teams resulted in score of 10
to IL, in favor of the Bratteboros.
Miss Dora Hoelzel of Springfield Mass,
is guest of her friend, Miss Hattie NJ.
Taft, at Sunnyside farm this week.
Mrs. Herbert wyman of Keene, N H.,
returned to D. NJ Frost's Tuesday after
an absence of about week at her home.
R. R. Shelley of Bellows Falls and ]. W.
Shelley of Springfield, Mass. were guests
of their mother, Mrs W. A. Cole, over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tatro and daugh
ter returned Wednesday from Lake George
where they have been spending their vaca
ton
NJ. G. Williams went Saturday to Clare
mont Junction, N. H., to spend Sunday with
his family who are spending the summer at
their cottage.
Mrs. Hannah @. Parker visited at Don
Clough's a few days this week and left for
Westminster Wednesday night for visit at
Mr.. Wrights.
John IL. Howard went last week 10 I1lsH
land Spring Sanatorium Nashua, N. H., for
treatment. Mr.. Howard is suffering from
nervous dyspepsia.
Universalist services will be held in the
town hall Sunday at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. j
Howard Flower of Hartland will speak and
H. E. Cakes of Springfield, Mass, will sing.
Dr. E. B. Pierce returned last Thursday
from Lake Sunapee, and left Friday for the
Adirondacks, where he has position as as
sistant house physician at Stony Void Sana-
torium, at Lake Kushagua.
E. E. Blood has sold his valuable brown
horse, Dan, to Mr. Lowell of Windsor SUI
of the state prison. The horse
was driven to Windsor last week. Mr.. Blood
has also sold the roam horse, Topsy, belong
ing to the Ransom Blood estate, to Mr..
liveryman of Bellows Falls.
Rev. and Mrs. Allan s. Charlton were call
ed to Ludlow by the sudden death of Mrs.
Charlton's aunt, Mrs Matte Whitton, who
was killed at Rutland by the Rutland north
bound flyer from Boston Tuesday at Eddy's
near Rutland. Mrs. Whitton's body
was nearly cut in two, and was carried on
the cowcatcher of the engine until the train
came to a stop about 800 yards beyond the
Rev. H. E. Buffum of this place
went to Ludlow to ofieiate at the funeral
held at the home of Mrs. Whitton's sister,
Mrs. Colburn.