Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-24

Mrs. G. p, wetmore is visiting at ]. A,
Barreu's.
Mr.. Hosington has bought James p.
Whtuey's house
Mrs. Walter Hewitt Of Keene, n Y, is a
guest at W. 6. Treadway's.
Miss Lillian Cook returned Tuesday from
visit in Millers Falls, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson returned
Tuesday from their trip TO Peru.
Mrs r. NJ Herrck of Orange, Mass, is
expected this week at A. NJ. Corser's
Mrs Thomas Heenan and son, Robert, re-
turned from Haverhill, \. H., Saturday.
Charles H. Bridgman Of Keene y. H.,
spent Tuesday night at John +. Clarke's
| Miss Alice Goodell Of Bellows Falls is
guest Of DIR. and Mrs. George $. Foster.
Mrs. r. II. Scott and Harold Sleeper Of
Orange, Mass, are guests at A. NJ. Corser's.
Mrs. Rober, Little and children OF Belch.
ertown, Mass. are visiting at II. g. Ever.
ieth's.
l.. j. Scott and family returned to their
home in Springfield, Mass, the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Merritt Howard and son, Waldo, re-
turned Tuesday from visit at Northampton,
Mass
Mrs Anna L. Gale Of Brattleboro visit
ed at Miss +. NJ. Walkups the last Of the
week.
Miss Ethel Warwick came Wednesday to
spend the remainder Of the week at 4. L.
Robertsons.
The next regular meeting of Col W H.
Greenwood Relief corps will be held Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Bristol and daughter,
Grace, Of Claremont, n. H., are guests at O.
y. Davison's.
Mrs. William Ahrens and son, Lyman, are
visiting Mrs Ahrenss parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. b. Wood
Mrs. Linderman, who has been visiting at
f. c, Parker's returned to her home in
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs Walter Wheaton was called very |
suddenly TO her home at Gallipolis, o., by |
the illness OF her father.
Miss Marion Starr and Miss Mildred /
Newcomb Of Fitehburg, Mass, are guests at |
e. f. Blood's this week.
r. r. Shelley and Mrs. Nettie Durham Of
Bellows Falls are visiting Mr.. Shelley's
mother, Mrs. W. A. Cole.
The women Of the Methodist church will /
serve ice.cream and cake next Wednesday
evening in the church vestry.
Mrs. Florence Blood returned the first of
the week from Dummerston, having been
a guest Of Mrs. George Fisher.
Miss Ethel Page returned Tuesday from
Southwick, Mass, where she has been visit
ing the family of F. NJ. Arnold
Henry D. Parker of Hartford, Conn, and
Mrs. Brooks of New Haven, Conn, are
guests at Z. c. Parkers this week.
Mrs. Bacon who has been at Miss r. X.
Booths for few days. returned to her
lcme in Worcester, Mass, last Friday.
Miss Freeda Pember and Miss Ida B.
Whitney spent Sunday at Claremont, n. H..
quests Of Mr. and Mrs. Milan H. Mason.
George B. Loveland and Miss Mabel F.
Briggs of Brattleboro came Friday to j. II.
loveland's, going from here to Bennington.
Charles W. Houghton began as substitute i
POSTAL clerk on the railroad Sunday with |
un between Keene, n. H., and Springfield, Z
lass. /
Chauncey Brainard of Springfield, Mass, I
vas recent visitor at his fathers, II. II. q
leaving Sunday for Bellows !
'alls
Mrs. B. A. Prouty and daughter, Irene, of
'eru are spending two weeks with Mr.. and
1rs. Allen S. Charlton at the NJ. Z. par y
onage.
The board Of civil authority will meet at i
he town hall Saturday evening, Sept l, to
orrect the check list and make additions e
hereto.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Bailey left Friday for Fl
brief visit with Rev. and Mrs. Charles e
onkln at Lake Bomoseen. They returned
Ionday. n
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cragin and child have F
eturned to Camden, N. j., after brief
ist at Z. Z. Knights and at Charles D. I,
nights.
John H. Howard returned Saturday from
lie Highland Spring sanatarium, Nashua, N. n
+, where he has been several weeks for h
eatment. Ii
W. E. Pierce's goods for the camp at
ludlow went Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. cl
pring and Mrs. Martha Ellis will go Fri =,
ny to Ludlow. b,
Harry Cobb was called from East Lexing- b,
n, Mass, this week by the serious illness
his mother Mrs. Norman Cobb, also Mrs. v;
ate bort of Keene, N. H. to
An automobile ran against COW belong ri
g to NJ. E. Cobb the other day, dislocat- H
G the hip of the COW so badly that the
limal had to be slaughtered. w
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Smith Of Hyde ar
ark, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Ian Co
y of Brattleboro were guests Of Mr.. and co
RS. c. d. Brtton over Sunday. tie
The Kendrick house, under the efficient
anagement of Henry Stockwell, has been ne
wing n large patronage from the public on
nee its opening a few weeks ago. NJ
At the republican caucus Saturday even ia
z Henry c. Warren was nominated candi- Oh
tie for town representative to be support.
at the September election Five were ra