Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-15
BERNARDsTON.

/ Erwin NJ. Streeter died August u
Funeral Thursday at ! O'Clock at Il.
house. and at the church
4 Rev. ". Fl. Adams will preach 4,
Laurl Park Sunday, August II. Cam
meeting will begin the 18th
supper will be furnished and wa,
provided for members Of the social c,I
Gle Thursday afternoon, August2L
The supplementary list of books adj.
ed to Cushman library since last d..
cember is now ready for dis,ribuuu
at the library.
The Institute is undergoing som.
much needed repairs. having r7y
floors in both parts and new desks h.
the east room.
An Epworth League meeting and o.
ciable was held at the house Of E. 81
Stratton Monday evening. There VIZ
a full attendance. games were play ed
cake and ice-cream served.
4 bicycle was stolen from A s At..
erton's premises early last week Atth:I
last account no clew of the stolen pn,
erty had been found or the thief dr.
covered There is thief detectil.
society in town.
The Methodist society has voted al
give the third and fourth SUNDAY. Fl
this month as vacation for the pastu
The church will be closed until Angus
81. giving the people an opporrulirI
to attend the Mortified meetings aud
the camp meeting at Laurel PAX
Northampton. The Bernardston eo.
tage has just been slated, EdwsmI
Park. Justin and Egbert Cairns doing
the work.
All books belonging to Cushman ls
brary must be in for the semiaun8.
inspection on or before Wednesdays
ternoon, August y. One week ha, a,
ways been allowed for the books t0h.I
main in the library at the time Of ir-I
spection but as there is such a demaltI
for the books at this season, if the Pc
pie will assist the librarian by TromtI
II returning all books on or beforeft:
above mentioned date, they will ID
withheld only three days, and tie h
brary will be open for their clreula.
ton Saturday evening, August 30. As-
cording TO bylaws, the directors Fll
receive notice to meet at the library u
inspect Saturday afternoon at half la,'
one O. clock.
List of books added to Cushman T.
brary in June: Life of james Russell
Lowell, Scudder: Life of ParkmaH
Farnum; Nirginians. Wister Fores
Hubert: Ten BOYS fFQ1
Dickens. Dickinson Nine Gnlikt7
Tales, Nesbit; Valley of Deci,io1
Blazed Trail. White: Two
Women in the Klondike. Hitchcock
Miss Pretchard's Wedding journey
The Desert and the SoE1
Foote: A Mans Value to Society, Hi:
is: Young Reporter and Supercargc
Drysdale: Library Primer, Dana, D
:. Wilde of Boooklyn, who has ,un
ner residence here. has presented Re1
Days book. Social Life q
he Hebrews, to the library, 6, h
smith, D. D.. residence unknoEn
has given The Life of Henry Brady
Plant.
Mrs. NJ. S. Hanks of Middlebury
IT.. has been attending the meeting;
It Mortified and has spent day VIII
Yrs. L. NJ. Chase. Miss Alice Adam;
: at home this week for few days
out will go to Laurel Park with lei
ather. Mr.. and Mrs. a. VI. Srratto1
With their guest, Mrs. Allen Of Spring
ield, took an excursion to Sarat0gll
and returned. A compapyot
Dung people are planning for an outing
I Spotford lake in the near future
lrs. Ralph Park has recently lasse5
ew days at the sea shore. Mrs W.
]. Adams is visiting her brother
hester. Thomas L. Cushmar Of Me-
ose has been with his mother for soll7
ime at the Cushman HOMESTEAD, meet
ng there his brother. Arthur, and fam
Iy of Springfield, who have now If
urned to their home. Some OF me
Dung men who will soon he students
ere or elsewhere, are taking employ
lent with the farmers Neil Franklin
D Leyden. Harold Patten with L. H.
Forrest Thayer has rakena
osition in Wells Il Nash drug store ID
ireentield. Charles d. Smirh is en-
Logged in the hotel al East Mortified
Mrs. G. H. Reed of Paw-utket
isiting her daughter, Mrs. |. i. Hale
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