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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
EAST DOVER.

Miss Stella Fessenden Of Bratteboro is at
D. ". Hale's.
Mrs. d. G. Leonard and daughter, Mabel,
OF Springfield, and II. c. Yeaw and daugh'
ter OF Brattleboro are at d. ". Yeaw's
The Fourth was quiet here, with no picnic
and only an occasional frecraeker. A mum.
Der OF people attended the celebration at
Wardsboro.
The school in district No. closed Fri
day. The whole number enrolled was IL.
The average attendance was IL 34h-49.
Those present every half day were Helen
Gould, Claude Moore, Edna Moore, Leslie
Turner Mary Turner, Ola Turner, Forrest
Wentworth and Everett Wentworth.
The school in the Canaan district closed
Friday. There were but two tardy marks
during the term. The following pupils were
not absent: Doris Armstrong, Boney Coop
er, Willie Moulton, Harry May Carlton Met.
calf, Kate Prouty and Earl Yeaw. Raymond,
Walter and Carlton Halliday were not alb
sent after they began to attend school. They
were obliged to remain at home the first
week on account OF mumps. The average
for the term of the daily work in spelling
Of the older pupils was as follows: Boney
Cooper, % 1.2 per cent; Carlton Halla-
day, 81; Raymond Halliday, 90 2.3; Wal
ter Halliday, 90; Earl Yeaw, SO ID; Mil
bred Jefts, 90 90; Kate Prouty, 90 %.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

oams aFsia in September faF two weeks
Her mother and suni, also hsr frshd, Miss
blake, are here.
oramsl hiekfah aud wife % Greenfield
came up the Fourth and ~ent through 10
Wilmington, then eame back here and staid
until Saturday, making their stopping place
AZ Frank Albee'k, fhllena Weld has also
been guest there the pas, week,
Wesley Keniheld Of this town and Miss
Marie Nielsen. formerly Of zoar but who
has spent the past year here with her sis
ter. Mrs, L. Demins, were married In the
Baptist church ~ North Adams Sunday
night They returned here Wednesday
night.
Aunt Lucinda Blodgeit," a. she was "a
milisrly called. who has been cared for by
the town for several years and for the past
year in the home Of John Dix, died June IS
AZ the age Of %. She had lived In town for
many years and was held In high esteem by
ail always having had a pleasant word for
everyone, never complaining because o. her
inhrmitles,
The funeral was held AZ the home Of Mr..
DiS Saturday, Rev. /. II. Beman ofheiating.
Burial was In Rowe beside her husband,
John hlodgett who died many years ago.
Her nephew, Joseph streeler 81 Readsboro,
was here to attend her funeral. She also
leaves a niece, Mrs, Nancy Baker. who Is
cared for by the town In the home Of
George Weller, she being over so and In
firm. There are also other distant rela'
tiVeH
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
VERNON.

The next regular meeting OF Vernon
grange will be held tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Frank Lackey jr., and little daugh'
ter have been spending week in Wardsboro
visiting relatives,
A large party from this and adjoining
towns enjoyed the dance at Central park
Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs, George Allis and little
daughter of Northampton are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, ]. II. Frost.
A. A, Dunklee, E. H. Akley and c. E
Davis attended the county convention In
Newfane as delegates Tuesday
Mrs. Abby Clark of Ashburnham, Mass,
and her son. Ernest, student in Burling-
ton Medical college, were recent guests OF
Miss leila johnson.
Mrs. B. A. streeter is spending few
DAYS in Springfield, Mass. this week and
Mrs. B. r. Allen went to Lake Sunapee
Tuesday to spend the Fourth.
The Brosnahan farm on Tyler hill consist
ing of 1873 acres has been sold this week to
George H. Barnes of Boston and Dexter
Stockwell of this town There is large
amount of timber on it which will be cut
soon.
T, E. Stockwell had several ribs broken
and was somewhat injured while crossing the
Ferry last Monday night The pole, with
which he was attempting to push logs from
the boat broke, throwing Mr.. Stockwel
against the side of the boat
The ladies circle will meet Wednesday at
ternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. E
H. Akley. The proceeds of the supper are
to be applied for special purpose. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all and the
ladies hope for large attendance.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WEST puMMER sToN.

J. o'Brien and Robbie Bemis are visiting
in Monson, Mass.
James Clark and son have returned from
Springfield, Mass,
r. C. Clark from Tenents Harbor, Me-,
is at s. +. Stones
Fred Sampson Of Brattleboro has been
spending few days with his sister, Mrs.
w. W. Wilson.
Harry Lampson and family have returned
to Springfield Vt. after visit with ms
mother Mrs. J. o'Brien.
Ed Dodge. while at work. for John Taft,
was seriously injured by horse, fractur'
ing his leg below the knee.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hosley from Spring
field. Mass, were guests last week at Mr..
wheeler's on Dummerston hill.
Mrs. Whitaker, formerly Miss Hudson,
resident here years ago, now Of Northheid'
Mass, is guest of Mrs. A. 0. Norcross'
Mrs. Lewis Clapp and her two children
have returned from a visit to New YORK
city. called there by the serious illness Of
her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Boyd of Brooklyn, N.
Y. Miss Essie Fogg of Hartford, w. and
Miss Marion Stark of Brattleboro are guests
at Charles E. Taft's.
Tom O'Brien is taking his holiday with
friends in Monson, Mass and during his
absence Peter Hopkins is taking his place
at the electric plant
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

with her sister In Chicago. returned home
Monday evening
DR.. and Mrs.. Pred Roberts o. Piusasld,
Mass. were guests at the home q q. "
Roberts this week.
Mr., and Mrs, Leonard brown and Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Adams are al Laurel beach Tor .
two weeks outing,
Dr, l.. r. Page. II. H. Ware aud Frank J.,
corhelt attended the county convention As
delegates on Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. floren Pike aud daughter
~ hraul-hora are sisitinE q, the home OF
his father. $. c, Pike.
Frank Rice Of fitehburg. Mass. former
conductor on the H. r, and W, Il, r., was
/ In town for the Fourth
/ Misses Edna Hammond and Alice johnson,
principal and assistant Of the high school,
returned To their homes Monday,
1 Mr., and Mrs. Fred Averill and son Of Bel
I lows Falls are in town as the guests Of Mr
Ayerllrs sister, Mrs, Hlhie 3, Pike,
over 100 men with teams are a. work on
the railroad In the west part ~ the town
aud the work is going forward rapidly,
Mrs. Earl clauson Of Providence. r, l.,
who has been visiting her mother for the
past two weeks, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Nellie Mcclellan, Mrs Arthur
sioarns and two children came Monday and
will occupy NJ. l.. Burr's house for the sum
mer.
Fred Knowles Of Hartford, Conn, came
Monday TO Join his wife At her fathers,
Mills Browns, where they will visit until
September
Beth Butterheld returned from LAkeville,
Conn. Tuesday and will spend his summer
vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, o.
r. Buiterhed
Mrs william u. Mcclellan aud her son.
James, o. Hollision. Mass. and Mrs Charles
Leonard and her daughter, Madeline, OF
winsied, Conn, are visiting In town.
Mrs Snow and daughter, Mabel. are
spending the week with friends In town.
Mrs, Show was a former resident here, but
now makes her home in Brattleboro, where
Miss Snow has employment in the telephone
exchange.
Charles H. Parmeee hurt his hand very
seriously on Wednesday. lie was drawing
cork from q bottle and holding the same
with his left hand when the bottle broke.
and his left hand was badly cut. He faint
cd and II was necessary TO etheriEc him TO
sew the cut and dress II properly.
Mr. and Mrs Martin Brown were pleas.
antly surprised Tuesday evening when 80 OF
their friends called en- masse to remind them
that they had been married IL years A
jolly evening was spent. and some pleasant
reminders Of the occasion were placed
whore we hope they have been found. |
Whist was played, and cake and iced cocoa
were served
The Congregational church was filled TO its
capacity Sunday afternoon at O'Clock TO
hear Rev. Mr.. Waters Of Brooklyn, who is
stopping at the Forest and Stream club for
a few days. Rev. Mr.. Blackford Of the Uni |
vcrsalist church assisted in the services The /
sermon by DR.. Waters was At once able, clio. |
quent and helpful, and was listened TO with 4
closest attention.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
LEYDEN.

Edward frirscll was at his brother Her
bert's sunday,
AIRS Cartmlll and two daughters Of
Springfield were visitors at the parsonage
over sunday.
James p. Robertson Of New York city
spent few days last week visiting his
brothers in this town
Mr. and Mrs. II. y, Mowry and Frank and
Leila Foster attended the funeral Of War
rem Eason at Brattleboro Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Robertson attended
the wedding OF her sister. Miss Belle Ham.
iiton, at New York city last week.
Miss Kenney. who has been teaching in
Warren, has come to spend part Of her va
cation with her sister. Mrs. Fred Wright.
Mrs, Martha johnson Allen and her son
Of Easthampton have been spending the week
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. i. johnson.
Mrs. whitcomb Of Florida was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Whitcomb the last
Of the week and attended church with them
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chapman Of Bard.
wells Ferry with their daughter were re.
cent guests Of Mrs. Chapmans parents Mr.,
and Mrs II. f. Mowry.
Thurman Keet, who was a delegate from
the Y. N. c. A. Of Gushing academy and
has been at Mortified attending the confer
ence, returned to his home Monday
Mrs Keet, Mrs John II. Robertson, Mrs
II. +. Mowry and Mrs S. c. Severance
attended the exempifcation Of the work Of
the W. Il, C, at Grinnell hall in Greenfield
last week Thursday. The president and
other department officers were present and
commended the corps for the good work
done.
Frank and Leila Foster attended the we'd
ding of their nephew, Raymond Cowan OF
Greenfield, at North Adams last week Thurs
day. The bride was Miss Anna Fuller and
the marriage took place at the home Of the
bride, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. T. Z. Bushfeld in the presence Of
some so friends and relatives. After the
reception the couple left for Albany. Mr..
Cowsn is billing clerk for. Wiley & Russell
and they will make their home al, 40 Conway
street. Miss Fuller is graduate of the
Adams high school and the normal school
and has taught in Adams and Greenfield,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

Last week Wednesday 10 members Of the
Smithsonian club Of Braitlehoro we're enter,
iained az the pleasant aud hospitable home
Of Mr., and Mrs fordyce Smith. This
worthy couple lived for many years in Brat
lleboro and u has been the yearly custom Of
their friends 10 have this gathering, They
We're Joined by Mrs Parke Swift o. Aihol
who formerly lived In Brattleboro. Dinner
was served on the shady lawn In front Of the
house, after which stories aud anecdotes
were related and very interesting poem,
written for the occasion by Mrs. John Good
enough was read by Mrs. Howe. BY invi
,aiion Of Mr.. Smith all repaired TO tho hay
scales aud were weighed In a body, but Of
the rest Of that transaction the reporter IL
silent Then came a bouniiful supper. after
which the merry party left on the evening
train for home.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WEST HALIFAX.

Clara Powers of Brattleboro was at home
the first of the week.
Miss Mildred Porter was at her uncle S.
George l.. Clark's, over Sunday.
Several from this place attended the ceie
bration at Wilmington the Fourth.
Mrs Elias Stone has returned home after
n few weeks visit in Massachusetts,
I,ouise Green of Brattleboro is spending
the week with her friend, Stella Cooke
The Baptist Sunday school picnic was
ouite well attended considering the weather.
Miss Florence Hall of New York returned
home Friday after weeks visit at Rev. W..
j. Vile's.
Miss Bertha Fowler is having her sum
mer vacation and is now at the home OF her
sister Mrs Alice VIM.
The grange is to have lawn party at H..
Pbillips's Friday July 10. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
Miss Della May Clark received third prize
~ the iunior prize speaking at Shelburne
Falls last week Wednesday.
L. Knowlton of Brattleboro and Rev
Charles Fisher of Boston were at L. o.
Cookies last week Thursday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WEST DOVER

c. W. Jenes has gone to Schenectady "
Y. 10 work.
Claude Hsssosk Of Wilmington was In
town Tuesday.
J, A, Davis and l., J. Sylvester were Ia
Newfane Tuesday,
Albert johnson and family have moved to
Wilmington this week,
Mrs. Eva Churchill spent several days re-
Gently al T.. J, CIRCUITS
Myran +. Lyman Of Wilmington was In
town ! short time Monday,
Quite a large number o. people from here
attended the celebration at Wilmington,
Calvin Lane has purchased q team Of o.
W, Jones and Is now drawing lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Ward Of East Ar.
linsion are visiting q, W, II. Parsons'L
Clarence Ifaser Of Athol. Mass, is visit
Ing his sister. Mrs. J, A. Davis, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone Of Gloyors.
vile, n. Y, visited At W, L. upton's Tues
day.
Mrs. H. =. Mann and Harold Mann Of
Wilmington spent Friday and Saturday at
W. II. Mann's.
Mrs J. N. Guilfoyle and four children OF
Bayonne, n, j. are visiting her sister Mrs.
Harry Parsons
Rollie Russell has finished work for Y.
J, 6rout and Is stopping with his sister.
Mrs. James MeIiae, few days.
Although the weather was rather unfa.
yorable Saturday several from this village
attended the auction al A. d. knights In
Siratton.
Mrs Ellen Boyle has been quite sick for
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
SOUTH VERNON.

Mrs. F. W, johnson is a guest Of Mrs
Helen Riley.
Miss Ruth Hawks has returned home fol
her vacation,
Mrs. Frank Hunt of Brattleboro is visit
ing at W. A. Newton's.
The mission meeting was entertained by
Mrs. A. A. Dunklee Tuesday.
Arthur Brooks and family were guests OF
W. ]. Brooks over the Fourth
F, H. Newton and family are at G. H.
Newton's for their summer vacation.
T. f. Stockwell fell while repairing the
ferry boat Monday and broke one rib.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allis of Northamp-
ton, Mass, are guests at John Frost's this
week.
Mrs. Ina Carroll with her son and daugh.
ter of Rowe, Mass, are guests at j. G. Al
lens.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Eastman Dodge Of Shelburne
Falls are visiting Mrs Dodge's father, O.
Stone, this week.
Rev J. William Denton of Attleboro'
Mass will preach in the chapel Sunday at
IL a. m. and in johnson hall at 100 p. M
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
PERU.

Edna Burroughs OF Rutland is at W. B.
| Simonds's for the summer.
| More city guests and boarders are coming
to Peru this season than ever before.
| Miss Lois Batchelder has completed her
three years training as nurse at Clifton
Springs y. Y.
| The entertainment and sociable given last
Friday evening by the c. L. society was a
success in every way.
| An effort is being made to complete the
work of bringing water to the parsonage.
Eugene Simonds has charge Of it.
Frank Wyman took vacation from the
store last week and went camping with his
brother, Harry, and other friends.
DR.. r. B. Burton and family of New York
came this week to occupy their cottage for
the summer and are gladly welcomed.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hapgood and Mrs. John Rus
sell with Beatrice and Philip, took trip
to Dandy recently to visit the Crawford sis
tiers.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Swift, Clarence
Beckwith of Boston and Miss Lois Batchel-
der and sister, La Belle of Manchester
Depot, are camping this week on the Notch
road.
Our pastor. DR.. Seymour returned from
his vacation trip to New York last week
Three young people united with the church
Sunday. DR.. Seymour made the service very
impressive.
Miss Mabel Brown, teacher of our village
school closes her school with an exhibition
this evening to which all are invited. The
Christian Endeavor society will sell ice
cream at the door
Rev Mr. Kelton of Shushan, n. " has
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WHITINGHAM.

Village school closed last week.
Charles Chase was in Brattleboro last
week.
Several from here went to Wilmington to
spend the Fourth.
Chauncey Bryant and wife have gone to
Lake Pleasant to spend the summer.
Ashton Read and family of Rowe visited
at Frank Jillsons and Otis Reads Satur-
day.
Forrest Perry of Readsboro is working at
the hotel Mr.. Comstock having hnshed
work there.
Rollin Read of Springfield, Mass, came
Tuesday to spend his two months vacation
with his father, William Read.
DR.. Rathbone of Brattleboro was here last
week and tested several of the farmers
cows. One belonging to Herbert knowton
was found diseased and was killed, also one
of Gerald Wheeler's
Miss G. P Hill, who has spent the past
four weeks in her summer home here re-
turned TO New York the Fourth. She will
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
BIT Hermon Anniversary Exercises.

18th anniversary of the founding OF
Hermon school began Saturday. Over
ali Of the boys who have ever been en-
as students are present. On Sunday
ommemoratiOn service at 1890 was at
Z by very large audience and most
lent sermon was preached by Rev. John
|Wel, 80, pastor Of the Park Avenue
Fterian church of Newark, n. j. He
breaker boy in the coal mines OF
fglyania, but he wanted an education,
eeldent deprived him of his left arm but
faduaed from Mt. Hermon with credit
later from Princeton and also from
eeOn seminary He was the champion
/ player in school and college. He has
several large pastorates and in De-
vas desired as an arbitrator in the
strike, At the vesper service many
|e'e1tatives of different occupations gave
fallte talks, each setting forth the
L Of Christian men engaged in their par
" line of work. Rev. Joshua Gravelt,
pastor of the Baptist church, Denver
Vlc VI tllt HOsV tntcpiNc SN"h5~
mat state. led the prayer, praise
testimony service at p. m. old
fsH soloists and quartets rendered most
Feai music at all the services. Mon
vas alumni day and the flag raising was
['a by business meeting of the
/ Jul association in the Silliman labora-
Inc annual address to the alumni was
u II p. m. by Rev. 7. B. HYDE
!" which time portrait of the late
NJ Moore was presented There was
ny crowd to witness the 'demonstra-
y $3.50 in which various classes par
E'Fa, one of the features being pa
\ Music was furnished by the North
Oand An alumni ball game came at a
f. reception at by Principal Cutler,
NO banquet was held with addresses
prominent alumni,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
NoRTHFIELD FARMS.

Mrs Albert Whitaker visited IN Duni
r,orst o and Brattleboro last week.
Mrs Charles Northrope of Berlin wont conn
hoe Mf listed her aunt, Miss Martha "fisn''
the past week. .u;ona from
Miss Myrtle Fairbanks and frlena s,h tfSI
Deeraeld were here calling on FORMER ''A'
mates the past week aorme,
Clarence stratton is putting putting, a hsiD e' done
window into e his hG sns Warden SRs TDl-
Messrs. Charles and Ralph L Mr Darling
closed their mill and lhey .s,;on-
are home for the summer VACATION =,
There was quite an influx of . visitors hsin Is
the ! v Foster p's Of Lowell and Mr. m,, and ht
and a, 9 Oscar Ioring, Kittie and H'1ei i'il''
am 81 Erving at Oscar Woods
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
WEST GUILFoRD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Nichols and daugh'
ter, Marion, of Brattleboro, spent Saturday
and Sunday at H. L. Nchols's.
Miss Alice and Miss Marian Peterson OF
New London. Conn, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Cyrus Merrteld
Mr.. and Mrs Dexter H. Graves of Spring
field, Mass, are spending the week WIN
Mr.. Graves's cousin, Mrs. II. l.. Nlchols'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
Gift to Mt. Hermon.

Y, r.'e ;, Is great interest among the alumni
:. hermon in the announcement Of the
" " an administration building made at
A. ssuquet on Monday evening by W. Il.
4 Inc gift comes from Edward Hol-
= 'Ha his mother and brother of Keene,
:, inc HOlbrOok brothers are grad
A. Nt Hermon and have always been
alV'al assistance to the schools. AT
!. 5OSs Of the banquet Rev. John Nc
NJ; we newly elected president of the
n, association, took the floor and
~, as efforts an annuity of $4,000
|, pTuged by the old students either in
EF or as classes. This amount is to
'n as the D. L. Moody fund and
use, used for running expenses. The
YIenonies took place Tuesday when
, "'ssersary address was given by Rob
nj 'peef and was held in Memorial
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Smith are at their
cottage at Spofford lake.
The strawberry supper at G. P. Miller's
last Friday evening drew large crowd and
netted goodly sum for the society.
Miss skinner, supervisor Of music in the
public schools Of Amsterdam, N. Y, is Wis
iting Miss Ethel Leach, a teacher In the
same city, at her home here.
G. S. Miller has bought Of c. H. Davis the
place known as the Parker place in the
Akeley neighborhood and intends to begin
repairing the buildings at once.
The old Bruce farm on slate rock HILL
owned by Patrick Brosnahan Of Brattleboro
has been sold to A. g. Barnes Of Vernon for
SO, 600. A valuable timber tract goes with IT,
Mr., and Mrs. D. Crosier intend going to
New York city this week, having received
word that their son, Ernest, who has been
ill there for several months is not expected
to live many days
Patrick Ryan, who was operated on for the
removal OF large cancer in the throat on
May 25, is making a most remarkable recov'
cry at the Lynch hospital; on the 9th day
being bolstered up in bed, taking nourish-
ment freely and reading the papers.
Harry f. Ward has been stopping with
friends at the Gale farm, where he formerly
lived, for few days past, returning to MS
law practice in Athol, Mass, on Tuesday
Mrs, o. r. Washburn and Master winthrop
Washburn of New York are also at the Gale
homestead for months soiourn.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

1t is always well to have box of salve
in the house Sunburn, cuts, bruises, piles
and boils yield to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve should keep a box on hand at all
times to provide for emergencies. For
years the standard, but followed by many
imtators Be sure you get the genuine DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salve Sold by George
E. Greene.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
HALIFAX CENTER.

Our school taught by Miss Flora Jaqueth
of Guilford closed successful term Fri
day. Number of scholars TO- average at
tendance 9.75. Those perfect in attendance
were Ruth Croser, May Farnham, Walter
Gates, Norton Fairbanks, David, Alice and
Frank Bowen. Seventy-one different KINDS
of birds were seen by the teacher and
scholars during the term. \
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
HALIFAX.

Mr. and Mrs. Merton Crosier and their
three children came on from Avoca, Ia,
Monday to spend few weeks with Mr..
Crosier's mother, Mrs Rufus Crosier, and
other members of the family.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

Mrs. Will Wheeler was taken suddenly i'll
Sunday night.
Clara Prouty is at home from school IN
Brattleboro and Wednesday, June 81, about
65 of her friends gathered at her home to
remind her of her birthday. The evening
was spent in dancing, and refreshments OF
ice cream, rolls, cake and coffee were serv.
ed Miss Clara was the recipient of several
pretty gifts and the company presented
sum of money with which to purchase re-
membrance Of the occasion
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
GROVE.
Clarence Brigham Goes to New York for
Treatment for Dog Bite.

Frank Brigham took his Oldest son, Gar
ence, who was bitten by strange dog
short time ago, to New York for treatment
Tuesday. The local physicians anticipate nc
serious results from his injuries but WISH
to have all precautionary measures taken
The dog was afterward killed in Conway
we hear, after biting and attacking others
All who know the bright little boy hope
he will have no further trouble from his in
iures.