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Newspaper

Windham County Reformer

Location

Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1903

Page

7

Leyden and Northfield Chronicle of Local Life and Events

Leyden and Northfield area notes a busy period with church services, school events and town improvements. Local residents travel for visits and jobs, while a double-track railway project progresses with road and sidewalk work.

West Dummerston News Briefs and Local Events

Deferred from last week Rev Me Lingley will start a week long series of religious evening meetings at the Baptist church beginning next Sunday. Entries mention Mrs La S Pike visiting Windham and Mrs Oaks from Hinlu visiting Brattleboro. A marriage occurred last Thursday between Hannah Connars and Fred Rogers performed by Rev Cunningham. A public hearing by the town licensees was held regarding two licenses with protests from residents.

West Dummerston Me. Lingley Baptist Church Allery & Co Pike Sinter Windham Oaks Hinlu, N. H Wash Maria Johnson Hemlocks Brattleboro Charles Hosley Springfield W. B. Leonard Albert Wilson Hannah Conpars P. Canpars Fred Rogers Fisk G. Rogers Cunningham Connara Sting Nn Ita. m G. Rogers Nat Ries A. F. Schwenk Tiomases BR. A Sueike

Town News Briefs and Local Obituaries

Mrs. George Abbott returned from Brattleboro after months at the Retreat. Ons Cummins visited his parents Chauncey and Mrs. Cummins. Julian Qohansa began a California trip. Mrs Ansom Asywood attended a brother’s funeral in Bondville. Mrs. Charles Robinson died after pneumonia. funeral at home with Rev. F. H. Coburn. She leaves husband and two sons. former town residents who summered here. Rev. G W Morrow spoke at Congregational church. Mrs Myra Vaughn of Woodstock to summer with daughter Mrs Alvin Goodell. Perry cut his foot badly recently. Mrs Clara Harris suffers asthma. Mrs Willard Molthrop improving. Miss Abbie Palmer over Sunday guest. William Lillie returned home. Mrs Arthur Wescott back from Townshend caring for sister Mrs Stowell.

Relief Corps Foerite Ulery & Co Gram New Jersey Alysander Quinn Alexander Schell Wendell Warren Field Elizabeth Dennison Bat Cole Severance Tnforenoon W. C. Smith West Deerfield W. C. , Severance of Greenfield Leyden Green River David Baines Griffiths Ruth Mildred Severance D. Baines Griffiths Harvard College Clinton Ware Northfield E. D. Bayer David Ashcraft Whates Joel Nash Bernardston Warner J. W. Badgers Robert Buddington New York City Hermon Merrill Vermont Old Stage Road Putney George Shaw Portland Shaw Ellen Ward Bennett Springfield O. L. Fisher Williem Earley Brattleboro Kellogg's Minnie Tyler South Pera G. HH Walker's William Webster Mass Beraise Bundy Alstead N. H Robert Miller M. Nutting Florence Chicago Grout’s Wellman Edward de Morse New York Genevieve Rist Rockingham Main Street Grout Station Charles Rice California R. K. Harris Bellows Falls Jerome Culling Hurd Baldwinsville Mays St. Johnsbury G. H. DeBevoise David Williams Killingbeck G. H. Walker Mary Ward Charlea Arnold Ladies’ Aid Society Jrm Houghton Boston Sarah Collins Southboro Rev P. B. Barnard Austin Smith Charles White Frank Demarge L. O. Weeks Worcester Vera Cook Geores Cook Chester Nelson Goddard James McQuaid George Corey Wesley Ellis Loren Ranney Orin Horwood George Abbott Ons Cummins Chauncey Cummins Julian Qohansa Brattleboro Monitor Ansom Asywood Bondville Charles Robinson Frank Churchill F. H. Coburn Robinson Aod Connecticut Milwaukee Wis G. W. Morrow Vermont Antisatoon League Congregational Church Tuenday Myra Vaughn Woodstock Alvin Goodell Perry Clara Harris William Lillie Arthur Wescott Townshend Stowell F. W. Lewis J. H. Baston N. H. Brooks Ransom Work Stamford Tyler Hill Luther B. Streeter St. Augustine Fla Wumay Burt Aldrich Dorothy Zelia Johnson Frank Pettes Meriden Sujasnis Oreasnta Otter

Local Notes on Illness and Community Work

Mrs Walter recovers from a severe illness. Miss Bertha Wright remains ill though improving. H H Miller George Persons and others recuperate. Sisters met Tuesday to abate taxes and adjust grievances. Walter Walker, a local farmer, plants strawberries. The fortnightly meeting is set for Tuesday evening.

Walter Wagers Bertha Wright H. H. Miller George Persons Walter Walker

Dummersio Grange Meeting Highlights And Changes

The grange held a meeting with Master Brown presiding. Laughton was elected assistant steward. Sister Lilla acted as recruiting officer and presented a music proposal by Sister Gates. Hazelton gave a reading and Langtue gave a recital. The next meeting was announced. Harry Bemis, a pend­ing retiree, returned to Rowue. Marvin spent Sunday in Bellows Falls with Hattie Morehouse.

Dummersio Brown Laughton Lilla Itfie Gates Hazelton Harry Bemis Rowue Will Marvin Hattie Morehouse Bellows Falls

Local notices recount illness, deaths and community events

The piece lists a mix of town news from Fotney Halifax and surrounding areas including mildpox scare relief, school and church events, receipts of money for the reading room, a fire of social gatherings, funeral of Mrs Thankful Snow, visits by doctors and ministers, and various residents traveling or moving. It mentions fishing strings, a temperance meeting with Rev. George Morrow, awards for craft at a social, and multiple personal notices such as travels, illness, and house repairs.

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