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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
7
Northfield farm and seminary life fill a long local notice with events and people. Commencement plans, students, faculty, and guests are listed with dates, speakers, and accompanying activities at the Eastern Joh Mattoon Worcester guest, a piano recital, and a missionary meeting. The piece mentions Lyman family, hotel guests, and village civic life including a town party, church services, and a village hospital renovation.
The column lists visits and receptions in Leyden and towns like South Vernon and Jamaica. Notables include guest lists for Crowell and Smith families, church and memorial services, and plans for strawberry festivals, dances, and library meetings. Memorial day events feature sermons, decorations, and community gatherings with music and meals.
Fragmented OCR text reports residents in Brattleboro and nearby towns visiting a hotel for the summer season. It mentions James Butters suffering a serious mishap on Saturday with a leg injury from an oil wrestling incident between the ankle and liner. Other items reference residents Duncan and Mise Duncan at a hotel and a band event.
The L and C are to meet at ES Morse's next Thursday afternoon. Me and Mrs Chase and children of Wilmington visited at the narion. Walt and LR Genna ll have recently been in Bewnlestan county in business. Mr and Ste. Myron Jehnenn and AIM of Ewrattichere are visiting at M Sedebnson's. Mr and Mrs Bert Brichem of KY are at Hosel cottage for the eumanet erindaew fede a8.
Mrs Angeline Exterbrook stayed winter with daughter in Eton Moss and niece Maw Zella Johnson. Grace Wordley of Keene visited Kendall's family in town. Mr and Mrs Reed called on Vernon friends, Stebbins. Vernon grange members visited Wantastiquet grange at Hinsdale for neighbors night, enjoyed a rainy but pleasant evening with ample refreshments.
The Rev F T Masyeck will preach this evening at 8 o clock at the Guilford Centre church. The Ladies Society will meet with Mrs George Wilder on Thursday June 15 at 10 o clock. All are invited.
Frank Fife of Green River is advancing in status while H Barden recovers from a severe injury. Perry Gallup and family visited Brattleboro and A 8 Gallup’s, with Mr and Mrs WI Higley joining George Brackett and others at Gardner for a Sunday gathering. Memorial exercises at the village school drew strong attendance, honoring pupils and teachers. Carrie Adams Watson De Wolf hosted guests, and Herbert White of Dedham Maine attended a family reunion at L A French’s in Galtford this week.
In West Halifax readers are reminded of the Universalist church service Sunday at 6 p.m. in Lovina Philips home. Tuesday reports show Mrs. aed and Cooke attended a second annual parish supper of the Universalist society in Jackson. Shelburne address noted by Dp aero.
Whitingham updates report Monday court appearances at Carter home last week. New residents include Otis Reed and bride at Porter home. Large attendance at Sunday school convention with Miss Hin and mother from New York visiting. Neighbors relocate, church pews reorganized, and local families like Lincoln Sawyer and others involved in moving, repairing, and farming tasks around town.
East Oummerston residents gather for visits and events during a busy period. Albert Reed and family visit Greenfield and Worcester, Massachusetts, while Mrs Elvin Prelt visits. Local figures from Brattleboro and Putney attend events, visits, and family occasions. school terms end soon and wedding receptions are planned.
Feeling of impending doom troubles many victims of Brights changes as cited in local reports. Officials note rising anxiety and uncertainty amid ongoing events affecting residents and communities.
Newfane reports the death of Rogier Cushing, prominent farmer and town resident, after an illness. Funeral plans and cremation in Boston are noted, with survivors including a sister, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. Nearby Wilmington items cover farm sales, school activities, new contracts, and community changes, while townwide notes mention engagements, business deals, and infrastructure updates at Beaver Brook and the mill site.
Eugene Goddard visited his brother last week. The steam mill is expected to resume operations next week. A large party of fishermen from Roaton and New York are camping at Ricker dam. Hollis Anderson is cook. Fred Jotiason left for New York City. his mother is very sick. Guy and Ray Tudor caught two 1% pound trout each, the season's first large catches.
East Dover observes Children’s Day at Baptisl church with children’s program and a band concert. A Friday ice cream supper by the Fist Dover cornet band and a Methodist Aid Society lawn social at Mr and Mrs James Brown’s on June 1 invite all. Electric Biters ad claims relief from ailments with a testimonial.
A tract known as Shattuck park in Green was sold extending from Federal to Da ps strove to enable residential development. The buyer Witla wn of icot sawn the grove and the property for residences.
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