Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-05

) ALI plug tobacco, three plugs TO
, 25c. at Shea's market next week. adv
The w. G. T. Z. held its regula
, meeting in the Y M. G. A. rooms yes
terday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Greer
, Street book club will be held mex
! Wednesday evening.
There will be nomination of of
ficers at the meeting of Wantastique
lodge, |. o. 0, F., Monday evening.
Brattleboro lodge, n. E. o. p.
held its regular meeting last evening
when three new members were initiated
Victor Mancini has rented the
stand formerly occupied by Walbridge
Horton and will open cobbler's SHOP
there.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold their annual sale and supper
at the Grange hall Thursday from . &c
to o'clock.
Professor Irving f. Wood of Smith
college, Northampton, Mass, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday.
The gross receipts for the Brattle-
boro postoffice during the past fiscal
year were s23 264 10 and the net pro-
ceeds 49, 142. 70.
The snow storm of this morning
has brought out the first sleighs of the
season. The jacksonville stage came
| in on runners and several farmers have
driven to town in sleighs.
There was further hearing yes
terday on the discharge from bankrupt
cy of Herbert n. Gum, formerly of
Brattleboro. Gums testimony was
taken but no decision made.
There will be free entertainment
in Grange hall Monday evening which
will include lecture on the merits of
the New England Order of Protection
by Judge James II. Flint of Boston,
The second in the series of Moth
er's meetings was held in the Congre-
gational chapel Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Katherine b. Hill, one of the dis
trict nurses, giving a paper on the
care of children in health and sickness.
A party of - ate their Thanksgiv-
ing dinner in the Congregational chap
FL in West Brattleboro, and every one
was made i'll by the chicken-p which
had no hole in the center. Several of
bed for few days.
A freight car on one of the sidings
in the local yard was overturned early
this morning by a collision with the
switching engine. The car fell across
the track where the cars of the %
train are kept and the latter was an
hour late in leaving here.
The annual Christmas sale nv the
ladies of s. NichaeI's Enisrona1
church was held Yesterday afternoon
nj the home Of Mrs + " Childs on
street MANY raonIe attended
tha sale and the ladies' realized about
81 Tipht refreshments we're also sold
NJ. M. ~, Q VI ...,.,
III "nu .His; '"iili o. "ooi E"'ea
u',il,' ra GIIj ~ ,'"s
as follows: Royal Robert Williams
and Ethel Hastings: progressive. Mrs
John Wood and Mrs. Herbert Jacobs:
BOBBY, Mrs. George Liscum and War
rem Minor. Refreshments were served
at the close of the evening.
The first ,,eatinr of the Alliance
Study CIns. will ba hold at the narson-
age WonIav evaning Doc ar 7 "a .
Mrs Esrerhrnol, will road naner nm
Colonial Times followed Inv short
essay m Rohe~t Hnrns hv Rev = q +
: GSgood 4 maor;ng II the commit.
toe viii he hald aftar The readings to
decide the course of study for the win
ter.
Bingham Chapter. O. f. s., held a
regular convocation Tuesday evening.
Three candidates were initiated Mrs.
RYAN. Past Matron of Themis chapter
IF Athol, was present and made pleas
ant remarks. Col II. +. TAYLOR and
Associate Grand Matron Mrs. Hattie
5. TAYLOR also spoke briefly. expressing
heir love for the Order. and compli-
nenting the officers on their good
work. After the meeting refreshments
we're served in the banquet hall by the
committee. Fl
Among the members of the Boston
amp of the Spanish-American war
nurses association. which is holding
Is third annual convention in Wash
ngton this week. is Miss Stella Good
,ouph. formerly of Guilford and a
,raduate of the Mary Fletcher hospital
[ Burlington, Miss Goodnough served
: a volunteer in Porto Rico and Camp !
yvckoff, with other members of the
ann. whose work among the sick and |
,ounded was highly commended bv
President Mckinley. She spent a part |
f last summer in Brattleboro.