Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-02

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, his stable equipment.
There was fair attendance at tn
dance given by the Grange in its hal
! Wednesday evening.
Rev Father O'Connor of Boston
will ofliciate at the masses in the Ro
, man Catholic church Sunday.
Miss Margaret Lynch entertained
the Goth century club at her home or
Elliot street Wednesday evening.
$. W. Edgett e. Co have sold fol
W. A. Faulkner of Boston, farm il
Westminster.
Clarence Hildreth, the carpenter,
has filed petition in bankruptcy this
week, his liabilities being S597. AZ and
his assets $3.50.
The unpaid bills of the estate OF
Belle IT, Emerson VIII be sold at auc-
tion May II, at , p. m. in front of the
American house.
"A. G. Barnes went through here
yesterday with a herd of 80 cattle which
he was driving from Vernon to pas
lures in West Dover.
The last meeting of the Alliance
study class will be held in the Brooks
House Monday evening. The subject
| is judaism and Jesus. y
After the regular convocation of
( Bingham Chapter, O. +. s., next
Tuesday evening there will be a pro-
gressive heart party in charge of the
| entertainment committee.
The Vermont Humane society will
hold its annual meeting at Manches-
ter May %, with an afternoon and
evening session The members will be
entertained by the Manchester society
The women of The Centre church
will hold home missionary meeting
in the church parlols Thursday after
noon at o'clock. This is to be "A
Good cheer meeting and a cold wa
ter lunch will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. G.O'Neil and Mrs
O'NeilS sister were thrown from a
wagon on the Guilford road Sunday
evening by coming in contact with a
telephone pole. The wagon was badly
smashed and Mr.. O'Neil sustained a
bruised face.
A large delegation from Wantasti-
quet lodge, l. o. O. F., and Dennis
Rebekah lodge attended the Unitarian
church in a body Sunday morning and
listened to a sermon by the pastor,
Rev. f. Q. S. Osgood, on the subject,
THE Gospel of Deeds. "
The regular meeting of the Won
ans auxiliary will be held in the Y.
NJ. G. A. parlors Tuesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Devotional exercises will
be followed by the business meeting
and the social hour will be taken up
with short talks by different ladies.
W. Dorr Perry has been engaged
by the Brattleboro baseball league to
act as gate tender at the games this
season Mr.. Perry acted in this ca
pacity when Brattleboro supported
professional team and it will seem like
old times to see him at the stile this
summer.
Miss Ida X. Kinds of ST. Adams
gave a series of representations and
readings before good sized audience
at the Universalist church Wednes-
day evening. The entertainment was
we'll enjoyed and the Young Peoples
Christian union, under whose auspices I
it was given, netted neat sum.
The next meeting of the Audubon /
society will be held with Miss Izetta
Stewart, Birge street, Monday evening
at 40. The paper of the evening I
will be by Miss Lula Horton and |
Hawks" will be the subject consId-
cred. The Junior meeting will be I
held at the High school building
Wednesday afternoon at 3. IL.
Mrs W. II. GeddiS was struck in
the face by baseball yesterday while .
walking on High street. The ball was .
unintentionally thrown by one Of .
crowd of boys who were playing in the .
road. Mrs. Geddis' wound was not .
serious but painful. and it should be .
n lesson to the youths to be more care .
full in their preliminary practice.
The formal opening of the Wantas
tiquet golf club will take place May Is .
instead of May II, as was announced .
last week. The change was made so
that Leitsinger's orchestra could be Sc
,ured for the dance which will take
place in the Brooks House in the even
ng, 1t is expected that delegations
rom Greenfield, Bellows Falls, Wal
pole and Keene will be present
Miss Lucy Perry. who recently en-
gagged as Librarian at the Free library,
las resigned her position and will re
urn to her home in Salem, Mass, May
2. Her place will be taken by Miss
Mary Stakeholder of North Benning-
on, who has had a course of library
Instruction in the Drexel institute,
and was for a time in
he public library at Newark, n. j. 4
The 10Th anniversary of the local
l. NJ. G.. \. will be celebrated Sunday
With appropriate exercises in the Meth
,dist church at O'Clock. W. D. Eel
ows, secretary of the Worcester, Mass,
[. NJ. G. A., and \ f. Maylott, sec /
etary of the keene association, will be {
he speakers and there will be singing {
" a male quartet In the evening at j
o'clock Mr.. Maylott will speak at the
church in West Brattle-
Ioro and at 30 Mr.. Fellows will speak T.,
n the Centre church in this village. ,
About go members of Wantastiquet |
odge and Dennis Rebekah lodge gath /
red in |. O. O. F. hall Tuesday even |
NC to celebrate the SD anniversary of @
odd Fellowship. The program opened |
nth a piano solo by Miss May Spear, I
ollowed by remarks by Rev l.. NJ a
leneston on the good work the order a
; doing, solo by A. II. Maynard, man b
olin selection by Leon Barnes, read
ngs Miss Caroline B. Howe of Hins- t
ale. n. H., remarks by Rev r. X. f
larvin, solo by Frank II. Brasor. duet Fl
Y Miss Coates and Mr. Maynard and p
solo by Miss Helen Reyes. c
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