Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-04
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Miss Lizzie Squiers is among thos
who are i'll with the measles.
Listers met at Hotel Melrose yester
day to collect the inventories,
About 65 couples attended the dane,
at Melrose Wednesday evening.
Daniel Harris is moving into tn,
Sabrina Miller place which he bough
last fall.
Mrs. Bert Miller and daughter re
turned Saturday from their visit il
Meriden, Conn.
Fred Mcclure returned to his work
in New York city yesterday after sew
eral days in town.
Miss Edith Stowe, who teaches q
school in Leeds, Mass, has been spend
ing her vacation in town.
7 Candidates for the Brattleboro Acad
envy base ball team have been practic-
ing this week in preparation for the
coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Smith, who have
been employed on the Oscar Covey
farm, returned to their home in Yer
non this week
George Mather has returned to his
of Technology, after spending part
of his vacation in town.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Baptist church will hold an art
social in the chapel Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments will be served.
The regular meeting of Western En-
CINE company, No. |, will be held in
the engine house Saturday evening,
April .. A good attendance is desired,
Robert Clark is home from Dart
mouth college for a few days. James
Clark returned to his studies at the
Hartford Theological seminary yester
day.
The primary department of the acad-
envy, in charge of Miss Sadie Winches-
ter, began Monday with seven pupils,
the attendance the second day increas
ing to II.
Easter services at the Baptist church
were well attended Sunday. The dec
orations were appropriate, the music
unusually good and the sermons in
keeping with the spirit of the occasion.
Wednesday was a decidedly wintry
day on the hills and several inches of
snow was recorded in several of the
towns. In Marlboro the weather was
so severe the stage driver had hard
time getting through.
Mrs, Alma Akley, widow of Thomas
Akley, who lives with her son, Charles
I. Akley. suffered a shock Tuesday
and is in very critical condition.
Owing to her advanced age, 81 years
her recovery is doubtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Davenport re
turned Friday from their trip of three
weeks in the south. They spent part
of the time at Southern Pines, n. c..
Mrs. Davenport's sister, Miss /
Helen Barnard, and afterwards attend
ing the Charleston exposition.
The children and teachers of the
Sunday school were
given an Easter sugar party last Fri
day afternoon at the parsonage. Games |
we're played songs were sung and an
Easter story read by Miss Fanny Stell-
fixins'' made a good con
clusion.
Miss Mabel Bigelow of keene, n.
H., recent guest of Mrs. Gerry F.
Covcy. has returned to her home. -
Miss Ellen Saderman has gone to Yer
lon, where she is to enter the family
If j. +. Wright. Mrs. Thomas Briggs,
who has been i'll a long time, is slight
Y improved. IS. III. Coleman, a fol-
ner resident here, has gone to Spring
ield, Mass, where he has position
N the electric railroad between that
,lace and Holyoke.
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t the First Congregational church. |
The fine weather brought out large ,
many Eeing glad of
right Sunday after so many stormy t
mes The chorus of IS voices rendered |
The decorations were green i
nd white in great abundance and ar c
anged with true artistic taste. The /
horal service at o'clock, with reui- t
atoms and readings interspersed, was L
charming service and delightfully."- C
'orshipful. Miss Helen Mary Wealth i
rhead, violinist, contributed much to n
he evening service, 4 portion of the c
Decial music will be repeated next t
unday morning. t
Charles Miner has a large string of Il
orses at his farm on the Bonnyvale a
,ad and among the 30 which he has 0
ept during the winter are several I
leedy steppers. 4 promising two Il
ear old stallion Nepos 10y Allerton Z
09le will be placed in the hands of $
rainer Ed Bass soon and no doubt "
i'll be campaigned in the fall. Mr. Il
liners other stallion, Ralph W, by d
alph Wilkes ,. 0Gaf will not go on the
ack this season but will be kept at