Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-08
THE REFoRMER: BRATrLEBoRo NOVEMBER lso.

A merchant by the name Of II w
Marcus is to open store in the Vinton
building
The Ladies' Enterprise will meet
with Mrs Peasom on Organ street next
Thursday.
"A reg ular meeting of the Woman s
Auxiliary of the NJ G A was h Id
Tues lay Afternoon in the association
rooms
The suppers given by the women Of
the Congregational and Universalist
societies lrst evening were largely at
tended.
Three persons were baptised, four
received in full, three by LITTER and six
on probation at the Methodist church
Sunday
Miss Edna Martin entertained IS of
her young friends at her home on Pine
street Saturday evening the occasion be-
ing her 18th birthday.
Rev r F Lowe of the Methodist
church conducted meeting in the
Swedish Mission chapel Wednesday
evening, ovsr so being present.
Mrs lice Wil.on of Winchester, n
Fl, and Miss Daisy Barrett of North
Hinsdale have undergone operations for
appendicitis at the Lynch hospital this
week.
Rev E NJ Mills of New York city
secretary of the twentieth century
thank offering fund. will speak 10 the
Methodist church Thursday evening,
Nov IA.
j A Pullen's 10 ,omobe frightened
horse on Main street Wednesday morn
ing. The animal freed itself tron the
wagon but was stopped before any
serious damage aas done.
-Volney b Gushing Of Maine, one
of the most promioert enperance
WORKERS in the United States, will
speak vt the auditorium Mon lay even
ing No admission will be charged
The women of the Congregational
church will meet iu the church parlors
next Thursday afternoon at O'Clock to
sew for the Home Missionary boxes. A
mis- sionary meeting will be held from
to o'clock.
H N Dyke of Manchester, n n,
has Id his farm in North iiirsdale
to Samu Hudson, aho has occupied
it three years. Mr. Dyke reserves
the timber. The sale was made through
Mays agency.
AT the last meeting of the Wn-
mans Auxiliary of the A 1t
was voted to postpore the annual re-
ception Usually given in January. 1t
also uas voted to holt sec nd hand
clothing sale some ti'e in December
Harry Leoo Currier, son of Mr. ard
Mrs A j Currier of this town, and
Miss Harriet Fill Gu tbs of K 1xbury,
Mass, were married Wedr eSiay ut the
home of TIE bri les paretts in Rox-
bury, Mss. Mr. Currier graduated
from the High school here ard Def re
going to Bost was emplo, ed 10 Hol.
den S drug store.
The Wom+n's club will meet next
Friday afte noon with Mrs II Larkin
in Centerville, subject beiog IA nerican
artists" Mrs Kennev will have paper
on "Archirects-Richard Morris Hunt,
Henry h Ricnar SOM" Mrs Holden
s'Sculptors Daniel Chester French,
Lark G Mead, Augustus ST Gaudens. =
Mrs Currier will read from William
wetmore Story, American sculptor poet
10 Smith of Springfield, Mass,
formerly proprietor of the Brooks
House liv-ry stable, was rreste Mon
da, morning $ he vas about to leave
Brattleboro on the 9:l0 trsin by ~her'
iff St4rkey at tie stance OF Hiram
Weather. cad. who claim Mr. Smith
b td romuitte a breach of covenant
10 some husi ess trar ssction. Mr.
Smith settled the matter and went to
Springfield on the l0:l5 train.
Plans are being - ade for concert
10 be held at the home of Mrs Estev
! in the third week of November for the
| ben, fit of the Sunshine society. The
participants ill b. Mrs Mary Howe
| LAWN, Mrs Harriet brasor Pratt and
Luoien Fl we. Tickets may BIZ prncur' d
of members f tie 10 a bra ch # the
| Sunshine society. \ branc1 or TINS
oreaniza i'm WIS formed in Bratrleboro
shortl, o er wear ago, and its purpose
| is o bring sunshine in o oarkened homes
by every possible means.
The body of Arthur Goddard who
| died in Greenfield Mass, last evening OF
appendicitis. was brought to Brattleboro
this morning for burial. He was the n
of the late George G d lard, the veteran
e. eineer, who died in BrattlrhOro few
wears ago, and had b en- employed by
the Boston & Maine railroad for so re
| time. For the past feS months Mr.
Goddard had been employed by the com
pany in Greenfield where he was taken
| i'll Tuesday. Mrs Andrew S ars of this
town is a sister of Mr. Goddard.
In the latter part of this month
occurs a conf notion of thu ponderous
planets, jupiter and saturn ihls
bappers only orce 10 about 20 years
am the moment of the conjunction is
assn ed by astrolog rs to be one I
prime Importance In judgme of
events likely to transpIre within the
ersui period of 20 We RS. This race
tbruugh the beavers is interesting u
watch an can be Observed to best sd-
vantage after suns each evening be-
fore the planets sink in the vest
The second of the Y NJ c Star
course If entertainments was given IN
, tie auditorium last evening by the
! Ridgeway Concert company. Inc or
gan1zation is composed to cater to the
nonular taste and there lie no question
| that il succeeds in its purpose MISS
Ri igewav is reader who has gained "a
wide reputation and her WORK last even
ing met with manifest approval Nearly
| every one of her numbers was encored
| There Is no doubt that william K Lane,
the baritone, was a good singer at one
time. but his work last evening lett
much to be desired. The violinlst'
y vol Sanders, showed remarkable
! +achpinue hur seer ed to be lacking in