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

The high school closes today for
week. vacation.
The churches will all hold Easter
services Sunday.
The grange mock trial has been pos t
poned to the evening of April 2.
The Rebekahs held sale and maple
sugar supper at Odd Fellows hall last
evening.
The Junior league spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. ID. NJ. Cook on
Kilburn street.
&C. A. Pearson will move April to
Winchester. where he has leased the
Allen Kingman farm.
The Congregational woman's society
met at the church parlors for work
Wednesday afternoon. ar * a.
r. A. Clogher has been drawn as
grand juror for the April term OF court
and Wallace j. Bailey as petit juror.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will give sugar supper and calico bail
at the town hall the evening of April 3.
Arthur VIM, chopper on the
Chesterfield road, was fined 81. 62 in
police court last week for intoXication.
The selectmen and board of educa-
ton will soon call for proposals to care
for the two village school buildings
and the town hall
Fifty-four attended the last meeting
of the Junior Audubon society last
week. This weeks meeting was in the
high school building yesterday.
Owing to the washout on the river
road below Edgar Bartlett's, about
two feet of land will have to be taken
out of the river bank on the west side.
Miss Caroline b. Howe gave success
full readings at I, M. G. A. recep-
ton in Brattleboro last week and at
Northampton church entertainment
this week.
The ladies' missionary society will
hold its annual meeting at the Con
gregational parsonage this afternoon,
with a supper and entertainment in
the evening.
Miss Janette Bascom will not occupy
Tower Hill farm this season but will /
go to the old Bascom homestead on
the Mortified road and live with her |
brother, Dr. |. X. Bascom.
L. c. Shackley of Greenfield who
is to assist in training the amateur /
company, which is to give an
here soon, was the
guest of j. <. Mann Sunday.
Thomas McCaughern of this town is
captain of his class track team at Lee
land Stanford university, California,
and recently run one-hundred yards
trial heat in ten and tifths seconds.
Rev. r. D. VanTassel preached in
Marlboro and Keene Sunday, in ex-
change with Rev. c. f. McIntire and
spoke in the Universalist church at
Brattleboro at a special service Tues
lay evening.
Harvey F. Smith has returned to
ais home here, having received an
discharge for disability
rom the hospital corps of the U. S.
army of which he has for II months
oeen a member
A recent letter from F. W. Robert
son who, with his family, is in Cali
iornia, reports all as we'll and enjoying
he trip. They have met George p.
Hooker, who went from Hinsdale to
Los Angeles last fall and he is in good
health and spirits.
For the present, the library and I
instead of 9:3O every evening except !
when the time will be ex- I
ended to 30 and this will also be ,
lone any evening if there are patrons
PRESENT who wish to stay later
U. u Brigham has sold his house on
Terrace hill to Prof. d. L. Fisher.
ar. Brigham, who has been employed
n the drug store of the Worden com
ANY for 16 years, has resigned his po- s
ition and will take charge of the
horn drug store at Winchester April l. q
The Worden company made an as /
ignment of its property last week, a