Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-05

d - Our improved % cent Spectacle
II beat the record. CHAs A TRIP.
n Congressman Haskins heads thu
q list for Memorial Day engagements
II johnson Post G A Il has secured hin
81 for next year.
Il The ladies Of the Uoitarian Society
81 will hold their annual fair and dance a
q Festival Hall on Thursday, July llth
N Doors opened at four o'clock. Supper
81 served from to s. Marie Crosse, the
Il hurdy. gurdist, who gave so much salts
VI faction last year. will furnish music for
NJ the dance, aud likew Use give some fancy
#dances 10 tamborrines and castanet
accompaniment. A concert precedes the
dance.
Miss Stella S Beard, who has often
#visted here, niece of Mrs Sarah Z
NGriswold, sailed on the steamer, Lu-
Ecania, Saturday. for Heidelberg, Ger
y many, where she will spend her vaca-
Xtion in Company with Prin. and Mrs
q Ellsworth of the school at Far Rocka-
way, Long Island, where Miss Beard
II has been a teacher for several years.
81 They will also visit other points in
&Euro2e.
VI The members of the Unitarian Sun.
#day school. with few frienos from the
&outside. enjoyed their annual picnic at
&tentral Park on Tuesday, in spite of
the hot weather. Lunch was served in
Nfhe pavilion and during the afternoon
ENr Hines, Allison Dugau and MIR
#Sllper furnished music for dancing.
There WAS an excellent breeze at the
,SfarE, tempering the excessive heat of
sAthe day. SO that all returned at night
fall much refreshed by their outing.
ID AT the next Grange meeting July
~ oth, District Deputy H w Sargent
4NSill make his yearly fficial visit to Pro-
Elective Grange, when he will give in
ftruction in the unwritten book of the
*prder. The programme in directory,
with reyislnns, will be carried out:
81 'Iaao solo. Earl Woodward select read
Dog, Mrs Harriet Frost; essay. Mrs Lois
q LARK; recitation, Ella J Stafford song,
|-lrS Carrie Hamilton; defamation.
<Alra G Stacy: duet. Miss IIigley and
zFliss Thurber. Question 'Wha; farm
Nrops are best adapted TO this locality,
Bnd to what extent is it advisable for
Farmers m adopt specialized" \ w
Zoe, q w Pierce, o I Ware, X W
Fros;.C ID Whitman.
s. OceAo1 uOlulbS dUbub on CiIliuitu
pf St Michaels' Roman Catholic church
feceived their First Communion at s
clock Mass, celebrated by Rev Cum
bingham. 10 the evening the church
RTas filed to its utmost capacity when
he same class was confirmed by Bishop
6llchaud of Burlington, assisted byl
ather Reynolds OF Bellows Falls and
father Cunningham. The affairs we're
Sery prettily decorated with cut flowers
end numerous lighted candles. The
little girls were dressed in white and
pore wells and the bows iD black suits.
y mneSiately after the confirmation ser
fices twenty one girls we're received in
r. the Young Ladies' Sodality with the
fsusi ceremony. During the services
Two solos were nicely rendered by Miss
Pate O'Connor. The confirmation
sss were photographed in the morning
p " prouty.
-I1e regular Young Mems Christian A.
4 alton meeting viii I've held on the common
= la4y afternoon at O'Clock. Rev Thomas
NewtOnyil3e, Mas, will be the
-aae-. sni hi subject will he, THE Young I
l - Today" Mr. Cain was 4 former res
ot tai, place and there are many, no /
Y VINO VIII improve this opportunity 10 /
n and renew acquaintznce>bip. As
2, possible those attending should pro /
5 i1eir own camp chairs.