Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31

Mrs. Mary Perry of Bellows Fall
will inspect the woman's relief corps a
its first regular meeting in November
The electric cars have been i'm
proved in appearance this week by {
coat of green paint on the vestibule'
and running gear
The first in the series of Masonic
socials was held Tuesday evening il
Masonic hall, there being a large at
tendance. Music was furnished by
4 Leitsinger's orchestra.
The ladies' circle of the Univer.
salist church will hold a business meet
ing in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. \ harvest sup
per will be served at q 80.
The woman's auxiliary of the Y.
NJ, c. a. will hold its next meeting
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mrs.
l.. W. Hawley will give paper on
"Y. NJ. c. A. work in the army and
navy.
Word comes from North Adams
that the operation on E. l.. Roberts for
a cancer has been successful and that
Mr.. Roberts is making rapid recov-
cry He is at the Berkshire Hills san
itarium.
F. j. Bailey has sold the George
b. Williams stock farm in Walpole, \.
H., to George A. Warmer of Mittin-
eague, Mass. The sale includes the
famous herd of registered Jersey cattle
for which the farm is noted
A verdict for $50 for the plaintiff
was reported last week by the superior
court of Essex county at Salem, Mass,
in the case of Morrison vs.. the city of
Lawrence in which the plaintiff sought
to recover damages to the extent of
81, 900 for alleged exclusion from the
Lawrence High school of which James
d, Horne, formerly Of Brattleboro, is
principal.
Morris Granfeld, formerly EN-
ployed in f. L. Ilildreth's printing
office, was seriously injured early Mon
day morning in the office of the Spring
field, Mass. Homestead, Mr.. Gran
field caught one arm between the roll
ers of a cylinder press and sustained
severe decorations as far as the elbow.
He was taken to the Springfield hos
pital for treatment.
Horace Burnham. 70, died at his
ubillt III NilttuHtlN4s -'ihNN'f t'''N vi ~
after short illness with
pneumonia. Mr.. Burnham was a native
of New Hampshire but spent a greater
part of his life in Montague city, Mass.
where he was employed in piano fac
tory. He is survived by two children.
one of whom is Mrs. ". {. Stone of
this town, The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon in Montague city
-Twenty-one children from the jun
ior Epworth league Of the Methodist
church. in charge Of Rev f. ". Lew
is and Mrs. Fred Houghton. visited
the Home for Aged and Disabled
Wednesday afternoon Each child
brought something in the way of a do
nation and the occasion was made
sort of junior harvest day. The chill
irrn sang to the inmates of the Home
md Rev. Mr.. Lewis offered prayer.
The executive committee of the
ltheltic association has succeeded IN
occurring Festival hall to be used for
basket ball league. The league will
probably contain four teams and the
schedule will commence soon after
time. Basket ball is one
# the most popular indoor games and
festival hall furnishes excellent facil- .
ties for both PLAYERS and spectators
The question of the Vermont Wheel
.lub being represented hv team will
.ome nm in the REGULAR monthly meet
NO next week.
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