Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-28


Monday.
Isn't it about time this warmed
over dust was settled?
The last of the Brattleboro assem-
blies will be held Friday evening
) April 4.
w. G. Doolittle has completed hi
lumber job at Vernon. He cut half
million feet.
Ten Rebekahs" from Below
Falls took supper at Halls restauran
Tuesday night.
A number from here are expected
to attend the assembly in Greenfield
Thursday evening.
Columbian lodge, f. & A. NJ, con
ferred the first and second degrees or
one candidate Wednesday evening
The Twentieth Century whist club
will meet next Wednesday evening at
Mrs. j. r. Denniug's, II South Main
street.
| The women of the Congregational
church will hold their annual thank
offering meeting this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
Rev. r. f. Lowe will be one of the
speakers at the annual Vermont Meth
odist conference which will be held at
st. Adams April 8 to H.
There will be meeting of the Sun
shine'socety, Branch |, at the house of
Mrs. G. F. Barber, High street, Sat
urday, March %, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
S. W. Edgett & company's adver-
tisement on the first page offers some
good opportunities in the real estate
line and tells some facts worth know
ing.
E. c. Hall entertained a number
of friends at whist at his rooms on
South Main street Wednesday evening.
Refreshments of fruit and confection-
cry were served.
w. G. Doolittle has decided to EN-
those who work ten hours day name
ly carpenters, painters, masons, lum-
bermen, etc.
Mrs. f. II. Farr, who has been oc-
the Devens place on North
street recently bought by W. II. Brack
EFT, will move into the Dalton place
on Linden street April |.
The meeting of the Alliance Study
class will be held at the Brooks House
room Monday evening,
March 81, at 1880 o'clock. Subject,
Wisdom of Solomon. All are invited.
D. McGillivray exhibits at the
Bradley greenhouses one of the most !
collections of Easter lilies /
ever shown in Brattleboro. 1t is worth
a visit fyom any lovers of the beauti- /
fun
The Peleg Barrow place on Walnut I
street which was sold by auction /
Wednesday afternoon was bought by /
D. W. Tenney who paid $500 for the
property. F. j. Bailey and George G.
Averill We're among the other bidders.
-Bailey's agency has leased the
George Clark place opposite Aliens
to Harry Webster and sis
err, Mrs W. H. Cary, who will occupy
t as soon as the extensive improve
nents now in progress are completed.
Rev. Judson p Marvin of Win
hester, n H., will preach at the Uni
ersalist church this evening in the
losing service of the week. Mr.. Mar
in ends his pastorate at Winchester
Caster Sunday and will leave Monday
or his new field at Stafford, Conn.
Mary Howe gave concerts in Orange
nd Greenfield Monday and Tuesday
yenings. The Greenfield Recorder
aid of the concert there: THE Mary
lowe concert Of last evening was fully
p to the standard of her concerts of
ecent years. 1t was greeted by an en-
husiastic audience which encored !
very number on the program. Miss
lowe received hearty round of APP ,
lause as soon as she appeared. II was {
cry evident by her reception last even
lg that she has lost none of her pop !
larity with Greenfield people
"A letter in the last issue of the f
.eene Sentinel mentions the discpv h
" in New Hampshire of the rare and
lquisite Windsor fern Lygodium !,
almatuml hitherto claimed as an eX-
usiye product of Connecticut, and )
zen there restricted within very mai v
w limits. This fern has been found
a small section of the Connecticut II
Alley within the townships of Hart
I'd and Windsor, and so great has NJ
zen the jealousy of botanists of that al
ate that an act passed the legislature
few years ago prohibiting its being "
cked. The discovery of the climb ci
. fern in New Hampshire was made
! Mrs. W. +. Horton last fall on the to
INKS of the Ashuelot river. !, T.
An important business change has
ken place this week in the sale of 70
e dry goods store of +. X. Barrows "
Arthur p. Simonds and Major
oughton. The two young men will tn
obably take possession week from We
onday and from their experience in co
al trade should be we'll equipped to N;
nduct the business. Mr.. Houghtou at
5 been employed in the store of o. A.
Pratt for nearly II years, and Mr.
monds has been head clerk in Bar stl
VS. store for the past six years. Mr.. on
rrows has been in business for %
lrs. At first he had store in the ic;
SIX block which was burned and has sol SO,
.upied his present quarters since !
, construction of the Hooker block tn,
1881 me
cal
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