Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-23
Mass.
gIlE DEER HUNTERS,
:, and Chamberlain Return from the Woods
Laden with Game.

and Chamberlain Return from the Woods
Laden with Game.
y,.sr Reed and H. II, ehamberln have
5Huhs excursion into the north
$500 Sow Hampshire, near Connecticut
nam Rert fortunate enough to capture
Nf, Reed shot an eightpronged
gH-hns 1870 pounds and spike horn
an. 400 pounds, Mr., Chamborlin
81, t.ra a spike horn which weighed 90
Ind q doe which weighed i05 pounds
rR Moody Is taking business trip to
X Y5ra
~. q. b. Alderman has returned from a
alto Nrg Jersey
IAN Nstaau Of Iion. y. Y, Is a guest Of
sarf Mrs, Tolman,
!. ,rl Mrs. John Wentworth Of Wendell
Ia her d short time since.
rs..s NOW houses have been built on
-, Ridge during the summer
VI, Maud Lillian Thorpe OF Yonkcrs is
.lf,i OF Mrs, Lucy Crowcll,
~, Albert Stearns is ill., but at this writ
!, In friends report improvement
H.. Jackson Arlin and daughter are both
X their home on Warwick avenue,
me Rp Van Wrinkle company gave per-
INC, in the town hall last evening.
vs j. p. Wentworth has been III and is
"a ior by her daughter, Mrs. Dresser,
n, and Mrs. Fred Britton have returned
,~s ,far spending few days in Boston.
uo Fay Billings will instruct her pupils
Monday instead OF Tuesday, as has been
Z. gstam
v,pr OF the townspeople are planning to
.nW. o. Perham's inn for their Thanks
.rag dinner
M, Quinn and son of Brattleboro have
!, the guests Of her sister, Mrs G, n. Kid
| h this week.
Ms Charles c. Stearns is slowly improy'
i. AS there was q decided change for the
s,isr tha first OF the week.
rbs body Of John A. Butler was brought
~ for burial last week. Rev. d. NJ. Wilson
E,,tsd at the committal service.
Il, and Mrs. Wright Arlin have gone to
IN thr winter with their grand daughter,
Il. Cora Mack Cummings Of Orange.
On account Of the absence Of Rev. d. NJ.
Vl.,n. the services last Sunday morning in
4. Unitarian church were conducted by Dr.
XP. Wood,
Rtr. D. N. Wilson spent last Saturday IN
yfr5se 1t was an anniversary meeting and
nrmarly interesting to Mr., wilson, as
Gr va, his first pastorate.
Miss N. r. Dutton and Miss Thurston re-
rgl from Wilton, y. H., ON Monday, where
esg were called by the illness and death Of
efr cousin, Mrs. Abbie Dascomb.
Ms. Ruth Crane of East Mortified has
ineptad position as stenographer IN the
TriAan machine shops at Windsor, VT,
nd went last week 10 begin work.
r T. Phillips Of Conway is making his
pntanull trip to this town as piano tuner,
n las had over 80 years experience and
Is le.l TO this town for many consecutive
mH.
Mrs II. II. Chamberlain, who has been III
~ owe. Do year, is much improved in health
,-l with the assistance of wheeled char Is
ia "a ue out Of doors and to visit her
friends.
2 r. SchelI went to Brattleboro on Mon
iiy as The host Of 3s guests. After dinner
4, the Brooks house they visited points OF
interest about town, returning to Mortified IN
AaaiternoOn.
Mrs Rhoda Lyman is very i'll at the home
a her laughter, Mrs. Barrett in Hinsdale'
/ short time ago she visited here, where she
vas taken i'll. and being taken to Hinsdale'
.ie has failed rapidly.
Interesting games of football have been
-layol on the athletic grounds at Mt. Hermoh
b snita Of the covering of snow, the players
II Oyertown and the cottages being yer!
evenly matched.
Thar, was an inspection of the Sons OF
Veterans auxiliary last evening, the inspect.
h, o7icer present being Mrs. Burnham OF
,1r,oreold assistant inspection officer and
la,t division treasurer.
A. W. Proctor, as first selectman, was
31ai upan to take Mrs. Elvira Richards 10
he Farrcn hospital last Monday, Mrs: hlch,
rds has had two strokes of paralysis anu
los been living in Erving.
The grangers will have more than thelr
sd3i amount of 'piety'' next TUESDAY even,
-s, when the evenings entertainment W." WI
e pie social II is supernuous 70 ANU
bat a fulI attendance is expected
The addition to the store of G. N: hldder
nearly completed and is great improve
lent as IN room and light. Mr.. Dodge, the
r5,Istarer, is here for the present ana
ire amount of work is being done
There will be a Thanksgiving service IN
"a Unitarian church next Sunday, when'
ib tho assistance of the members OF the
updav school, there will be a service Oh
,Bes and recitation appropriate to the sea-
ln.
Tho farmers who have been belated IN
,t6oripr their late vegetables, saw the snow
,,nnear with much pleasure. They had
voraI acres of potatoes dug this week ana
r7o amount of cabbage, turnips and carro's
,ye been gathered
A valuable horse owned by G. Il. Wiiilams
I'D suddenly short time ago from unknown
nso resident of East Northtield mas also
81 horse by sickness. Mrs. Joseph Plet re-,
,s Iost 4 horse which has been owned by the
mily for 26 years.
The tobacco raisers are busy stripping To-
,rco tbe recent damp weather being 1avora.
Ia for their work. John C. Decker agent
" Joseph Mayors Sons, was IN town re-.
,ntlv and bought the fine crops OF Wflsn'
fathers James w. Cowles and George SNOW.
is renorted that the price paid was 10
snts pound.
William Kennedy was taken TO oreeiinoiu