Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-29
THE wINDHAM COUNTY REFoRMER THURSDAY MAY %, 1902

Hawley's Saturday. adv
| Pre- memorial day services are be
J ing held in all the schools today.
Washington dispatches announce
) the granting of pension of so t.
Ezekiel b. Cows of this town.
The stockholders of the Brattle
boro & Whitehall railroad will hole
their annual meeting Saturday.
The annual meeting of the West.
ern Aqueduct association will be held
in the Office of c. f. Thompson Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Electa Morse while visiting
in Centerville last Thursday, fell and
fractured her right arm in two places
below the elbow.
Mrs. J. f. Hall entertained the
Sunshine society at her Chaplin street
home yesterday afternoon from 3 until
6 o'clock with Katfee klatsch.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will serve a supper Thursday
evening June >. in the Y. NJ C. A.
rooms from to 8 p, IN. The public is
invited to attend.
The annual meeting of the society
/ for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails was held in the Brooks library
Tuesday evening and the old board of
officers elected.
A delegation Of tennis players from
the Olympian club in Bellows Falls is
expected here tomorrow TO play against
representatives from the North End
tennis club of this town.
Here S straight tip. Frank Dan
iels HIMSELF will positively appear
at the Auditorium tonight in Miss
Simplicity. Don't miss it. 1t is the
last great show of the season,
Two interesting meetings of recep-
ton and religious work committees
were held Monday and Tuesday even
ings Plans were made for stronger
and better work in these lines than
even before.
A horse belonging to John Cornell
and hitched in front of the Catholic
church was frightened Sunday morn
ing by Ned Hadley's automobile and
broke most of the harness before he
could be quoted.
In an athletic meet between Col
gate and St Lawrence universities
which was held in Canton. n. Y, re-
Gently, Melvin Thurber, who is mem
Der of the freshman class at Colgate,
won the shot put.
Since the discovery of the body in
the log jam yesterday the story has
been circulated that the bodies of
three log drivers who have been
drowned north of here are in all prob
ability among the logs.
The next meeting of the Audubon
society will be held at the home of
Mrs A. ID. Wyatt Monday evening at
7 80. The subject will be the family
Troglodytid9' which includes thrash
ers, wrens, catbirds, etc.
There will be handicap stroke .
on the grounds of the .
Wantastiquet golf club Saturday after
noon, June 6, and also tennis match. (
Refreshments will be served at the
club house at / O'Clock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Y. NJ. c. \. and board of directors
will be held in the Y NJ c. \. par
lors Monday evening at s O'Clock. Reg
llar business of association will be
and reports of committees
given.
Rev. f. f. Marble wishes it an
that while he was not present
1t last Saturdays caucus to cast his
-ote for Proctor and prohibition he
paired his vote with a Clement man
Who was also going out of town so that
t made no difference in the result.
DIR. A. ii. II. Lewis, the yeteri-
lary surgeon, and Miss Annie H. Law
ence, who has worked in Brattleboro
trai co.
we're married in Bellows Falls last Sat
bout a week they will return to this
own. i
The first granite train to run over
he broad gauge track to the West
)ummerston granite quarries met with
n accident Monday evening which de Y
aged it several hours. The engine be- ;
anne derailed and a wrecking train =.
rom here was sent up. The train did Y
ot reach Brattleboro on its return !
rip until early Tuesday morning.
John J, Ray, son of the late John !
!. Ray, made an assignment Monday I
, Cornelius p Hatch and William 4.
,nowlton of Boston. All of his Brat :
ebolo property to the amount of 81, :.
10 was attached Saturday by Water
ian ~ Martin to cover a note which s.
lr. Ray gave to Fred J. Joy, and the f,
administrator of the estate of John L. u
ay was trusteed. \
The annual business meeting of q
he Fessenden Helping Hand So
iety was held in the Congre- %
ational parlors Tuesday evening and e,
lie following officers elected for the /
nsuing year: President, Mrs. Charles
. Boyden; vice president, Mrs. How " !,
I'd c. Rice; treasurer, Mrs. Charles il
/. Thompson: secretary, Miss Pearl Re
ibson; executive committee, Miss
lice Waterman, Mrs. Louise Hackley n,
nd Mrs +. X. Bemis. After the X
ection Mrs Boyden read a paper on q
lie founding of the society add Mrs. =
thompson gave an interesting talk
oout her recent visit to Hampton un- IL
ersity where the society maintains a Il
Mrs. Thompson also pre- =
nted the society with a gavel made i;
' Indians. After the business di
tort social session was held and re-
eshments were served. " "
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