Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-06

the State Teachers convention to hole
their next annual convention in Bel
lows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Kidder cele
brated their 5Oth wedding anniversary
in quiet way at their home on Pine
street yesterday.
The ladies of Emmanuel church met
in the parish house yesterday, Tea
was served by Mrs. c. ", Butterteld
and Mrs. G. II. Williams.
John Fair living in Barry block on
Westminster street, slipped and fell
down the stairs last week Thursday,
cutting his head quite badly.
A baked bean supper was served at
the Baptist vestry tuesday evening by
Mrs. John Ihayer, MIS-. George H.
Muzzey ana Mrs David Is Senclbaugh.
The Albee district school closed last
week ana the pupils will be transport
ed here next term. Miss + lOIence
GoouLue, the teacher, will teach IN
Gaysyllle.
1t is reported that Mrs Hattie f.,
wife of James o. Smith, formerly Of
this Place, las fallen heir TO several
thousand collars ana some real estate
in Pennsylvania.
There was a large advance sale of
tickets Tor the Leuuora jackson Con
cert company. which comes here Sat
uruay evening uHucr the auspices OF
the Choral Union.
Fred Arnold, life long resident of
Westminster vino had large circle OF
acquaintance in adjoining towns,
died OF neuralgia of the heart thurs
day morning, aged about 50 years
Mrs. Salan +, widow Of the late J.
d. Bridgtman, living with Mr., and
Mrs. ". j. Conant, was taken quite
i'll Friday, and it was thought she
suffered a slight shock
f. ". Church died at the home of
his son on Barker street November 70,
aged % years. He left WiuoW ana
two children, II. III. Church, foreman
of the Caseln comPany's factory, and
Miss Ina Church.
Miss A. NJ. Smith has returned
from Minneapolis where she went last
September TO spend the winter with
brother. She came in response to a
telegram offering her the position of
chief operator at the telephone eX-
change.
Mrs. Mabel Loomis Todd, wife of
the professor of astronomy at Amherst
college, will lecture before the Mo-
man 5 club and guests at Union hall,
Wednesday evening, December Is.
reception and refreshments will follow
the lecture.
Miss Mabel Rounds, who has been
forewoman in the Pollard wrapper fac
tory, was presented by the employees
with a handsome locket last week.
She has finished work here and will
accept a similar position in Waterbury
about January |.
The food demonstration given by
Miss Patterson of st. Johnsbury be-
fore the Woman's club Monday after
very instructive. Glasses in cookery
Patterson as instructor.
f. H. Hobson, ordnance machinist
in the employ of the government with .
a run from New York to Norfolk, Va,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. f. Ii. Hobson. Al pres
ent he is emf Logged at Fort Huntlcy,
Va, on the coast defenseS.
The following officers were elected
Il .
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HItlto Il Tt,iII.iIl. i,,,,inr rioo
i ~ iiri,'' traIirr (arrio N
Cady: chaplain, Sarah Mellish: con
ductor, Anna p. Taylor: guard, Viola
J. Snow.
Petitions for new depot are being
,irculated nv d l. Snow under the
adjustment Of the Hoard of Trade
One petition is addressed TO p "
Clement president nf the FINLAND
abroad. and one TO Lucius futile,
president If thn r A. NJ They are
paing universally stoned bv nafrons
II HI, - -
5he horses with which Fred White
skipped town recently. located the
team at Newport. n. H., and
las secured the whole outfit. The
est of the pIopertv in North Walpole l
5 under attachment. 1t is thought
White is demented and no efforts to :
prosecute have been made.
tA+o p,oo+;ra Of tbo wop,o,,,s ,.I,h =
7 Mr. Joen,,biro Arms, Tmn.do,- af q
ernnnr Nj Gaorro II 'RaGLitt ,'as
Iantod . Eodarati0r Jirnntnr Nj ,
RntterfiaId +o fin The varan7 :
" on tho social ronmittaa ranend L,.