Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-12-27

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closed Wednesday and Thursday of thi
week.
The annual pew rental of the Uni
verSalist church will be held Thursday
January >.
The annual Christmas dance fo
the patients was held at the Retrea
Wednesday evening.
The High school class of 1901 hole
reunion tonight with Miss Ethe
Knight at her home on Oak street
Robert Downing, tragedian, with
large company, will present 1.-THE
Gladiator at the Auditorium, Jan
uary II.
An American Gentleman" which
appears at the Auditorium tomorrow
evening is IA sensational 4-act play
well presented.
"A. +. Atwood has issued serie.
of four private mailing cards each OF
which contains three views in the vi
cinity of Brattleboro
The High School class of 1900 will
have a reunion at Red Mems hall to.
morrow night All members of the
class are expected to be present.
A free social for the members,
friends and we'll wishers of St. Mich
ael's CEpiscopal) parish, is to be held
at Red Mems hall New Years evening.
A handsome steel engraving. 1.-The
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bequest from the late Emery Knowlton,
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Inc laGieS olrIle OF the ChlVersalis'
church VIII h0 ,r, d meeting ID Vne
Business meeting at 330, followed by
chickcn-njo supper at & o'clock Price
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Honol'
The much anticipated Crosby
Morse billiard game for a special prize
took place last week at the Wheel club
rooms, was one OF the most warmly
contested games OF lhe season worse
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The members of the Epworth
League held a box social with Mrs
Helen Miller at her West Brattleboro
home Monday evening There was IA
good attendance. On this occasion, in
reversal of the usual custom, the gen
tlemen brought the boxes of lunch,
which at the auction sale were bought
by the ladies. Each box contained
lunch for two with the bringer's card
and the lunch was enjoyed by buyer
and bringer.
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~ h ,o onn4 Nj Marv Rrown' on
South Main street, but who had
worked in Boston since last summer,
died in the city hospital at Boston of
heart disease Tuesday night, aged 10
wears. Her sister, Nellie, went down,
returning with the remains Wednesday
night. The funeral was held yesterday
morning in the Catholic church. She
leaves a father, two brothers and a
sister. An aunt, Mrs. James O'Don-
aid. from CRANKY, Mass, and brother
Maurice of Woodsville, were present
at the funeral.
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c. NJ. Russell, Wilmington, secre-
tarv: C. +. r. JENNIE, Brattleboro,
treasurer: rating committee, l.. ID.
TAYLOR, BrattleborO, +. S. Leonard,
John Brosnahan, Bellows Falls. The
meeting was then adjourned and din
ner was served at the Brooks House.
The next meeting will be held IN
June at Wilmington.
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Inc ounuaS p 1'iouI l~II has man.
ponqehI aaSs Di''.;rI,' har ia if, WIN
a8eu 10 seU aiunS " Ldii1im1 and win
out d So'eln NV 'I Tharo : no ADMIT
continue ~ ~ ha ~ economy to hire
PUT lnal 1t - ' E,,i1dine, II seems to
than 10 SIeoI n - lan1 innaI rridn ia
saIlsly local "lr' hUiidina and about
nave government g. 10 r;ob+ l,inJ Of
SO wv Is heeueu i IL 'ltt lidaof Brat
a bulldlhg ior l'l"tG ,Lit 7'( nf C,nlnneI
tIepoio. Inc Gon9 o ' lri,-o ~, the matter
Hasklhs' MHo nav NV Coianol Uasi,ins
tnoughI' thlhh 'ii1V ii ~ 'a.,,,ras
a new building during the next decade.
II has NOT prevented the authorities
from making a new lease for the pres
emf quarters and making some improve
ments there that are appreciated.
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