Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

The hill leading from the Square to the
paper mills is being macadamised
$50 tickets were sold at the ticket office
Wednesday for the excursion to Boston.
a Winnewisse has been making some
alterations in his lunch room.
A party went from here to Il dance at Mr.
Burnetts in Charleston last evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the A o II con-
Quoted dance at their hall Tuesday even.
ing.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
mold social dance in banquet hall Saturday
evening.
The receipts from the chicken pie supper
held in the Baptist vestry Tuesday evenipg
were about SO.
Harry Lewis OF Bath, Me is the telegraph
operator in the office of the Metropolitan
stock exchange.
The Rutland railroad runs an excursion to
New York Tuesday, Via Hudson River. They
also run one to Boston Wednesday.
DR. Edward Ellery will occupy the pulpit
at the Universalist church Sunday in the alb.
>ence of Rev Albert Hammatt ut Buffalo.
Rev Samuel Webb of Providence. II. |. is
the guest of his brother, j Ii Webb. and as
sisted Sunday in Emmanuel church services
The Vermont Farm Machine 20 received
the gold medal, the highest award, for their
United states separator AT the Buffalo expo
stion.
An auction sale of the personal property
belonging 10 the bankrupt estate of ID NJ
Meany is being held this afternoon in the
Square.
A special meeting of the stockhol ders of
the new Bellows Falls Building ass ociaton will
he held at the office of Judge l. NJ Read Mon
day at 10am.
The propretors and clerks of the + b F
grocery company will serve "A baked bean
supper at the Baptist vestry one week from
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick w Burbank. who
have been living in East Orange, y j. since
last May. have commenced housekeeping in
Brooklyn, n Y.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
State Medical society held IN Montpelier last
week, l'r g H Gorhain was elected to the
office of secretary.
Miss Annie Way of Charlestown, who is we Il
known here as An accomplished violinist. ii
touring Nova Scotia with the orchestra OF
which she is a member.
Several OF the teachers will attend the state
Teachers convention at Burlington next
week. among them Principal NJ W Downing. |
Miss Florence Young, Mis-, Mary Baker and
Miss Gertrude Hayes.
Mrs Fred Wilbur had some clothing stolen
from her yard on Atkinson street Tuesday
evening. Tn. town has been singuarlv free |
from petty tbieving, this being the first case
recorded for "A lorg time.
DR. and Mrs J II 3lodgett arrived home
from their honeymoon trip Yesterday. Dr
Blodgett is ore of our school directors nut
resides in Saxtons River. Many friends here
wish the couple much happiness.
The Bellows Falls Savings Bank has sold
the Chester stock farm situated on the An
dover road, comprising 225 acres of land and
u farm house and other buildings. to Henry
A Read at New York city. who buys for Il
summer home.
The repairs on Towns hotel are progress
ing finely. An annex is 10 be built of two
stories for use as hotel kitchen and as din.
ing room for the employees. and the second
story for dormitOry. The old shed in the
rear hes been removed.
About 40 were present at the entertain
ment gwen by the Nj Kburn Mission Circle
at Dr q Ill Gorbam's Tuesday evening. The ]
sololst was much enjoyed as were also the
piano solos by Mrs Harry j Horn. Miss Ada
Williams was the aceompanist. J
Mrs Thayer of Boston. whose business
name is Madam Waitee. il with her daughter, 6
Mrs Charles W I.abaree. Mrs Thayer under :
went very severe surgical operation last = /,
June. and was regaining health until within L
q few days when she suffered nervous col '
lapse. She viii remain here fo- rest and re- n
through this month. g
Miss Lucy Taylor. who recently taught in
he third grade. was married at her home in q
Ne>tmoreland. y II, "wednesday afternoon h
o Charles Minard of Boston. Mass. formerly :
II Westminster. They will reside in Boston. !.
Those attending the wedding from here !"
we're Mr. and Mrs Geo Evans, Miss 4 ice u
)ascomb and Miss jung Field. Id