The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-07
WINDHANI.

Joseph Beaulier and family moved
this week to Simonsville.
Mrs Ellen Stearns of Saxtons River
visited frineds in town last week.
The guests at Mountain Grove farm
have, since Labor day, reduced III num-
Der to eight, after a high point of over
80.
The listers did not have very large
number of protests on grievance day,
One small reduction was the only re
snlt
Mrs. Hattie Dutton went last week
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Tenney Cole
mRn, in Jacksonville after a visit of two
weeks with her son, George /. button.
The little daughter of John o. White
of Ludlow, who has been living at James
T. Whites since her mothers death. has
gone to Burlington, where she is in an
orphans home.
Benjamin F. Fowle of Boston and New
York and his sister. Miss Isabel Towie.
are spending few weeks on their
propertw recently known as the Holt
place, formerly the Asa Gould place.
Ora Severance and family have moved
into the Harris tenement north of the
church. and Samuel Wiswall and fam
ily and boarders into the camp" OF
Vermont Marble Co.. formerly Mrs. LIE
ora Stones.
The school directors have had the
buildings cleaned and somewhat re
paired. The West school has been
shinrIed On one side, and the Center
school has new cement steps instead OF
the old platform.
The center and west schools opened
Tusday. Miss Charlotte Twitehell Of
South Londonderry being teacher at the
center and Miss Richardson, sister OF
Raw Richardson, at the west school. The
center school has 30 pupils.
Mrs. George L. Dutton and -four
Younger children, Stephen. Della. Helen
and Herbert returned Sunday from a
several DAYS visit with Mrs. Dutton' :
PARENTS in Worcester, Mass, Her father
Mr. Christensen, brought them by auto
mobile
f. $. Stowell and sons, Robert. George
and Lewis. went early Sunday morning
to visit Mr.. StowelI's oldest daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Tenney. and family in Glen
dale. Mass. They returned Monday
night with Hazel Stowell, who had been
spending several weeks with her sister
Lilly and. George A button went
Monday night TO Townshend to attend
high school. They will board at Henry
Puffer's. Ia past years Windham has
furnished several valedictorians and
other high rank pupils to Leland and
GRAY and other schools, but for several
wears very few high school pupils have
gene from Nindham, and not Tor Iong
time two in one family. George, who
viii not be l3 until January. Is one OF
the youngest ever to 60 away to school
from Windham.
Last week Thursday evening the Tur-
KEY Mountain Hustlers, the girls sewing
club of West Windham ably assisted
hy other young friends gave an enter
tainmeut in the town hall The leading
performers were Martin, MaTiop. Myrtle,
Florence and FLOYD Stowell. Freya Hol-
den ana Marion Richardson; while Lilly
Dutton. Alice md Margaret Stowell and
Nelson Richardson took part in one or
more parts. The song, On Old MaeDon-
AIDS Farm. was one of the most popular
numbers. The Ford came in for its due
share of hits. The Turkey Mountain
Hustlers seem to be hustling more since
their late start than the Glebe Noun
tain club Of the Center village, The
Turkey Mountain club and the enter
tainment were in eharge of Mrs Earl
| Holden and Mrs Ray Richardson.