Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-07
WEST BRATTLEBORO.


day on business.
Charles Dunklee, who is employed
in Stockwell's store, has been in Bos
ton this week.
Mrs. j. L. Stockwell is in Vernon
caring for her father, Erastus Tyler
who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. II. s. Fisher returned Wednes
day from visit with Ler sister, Mrs.
Charles Newell, in White River juno.
ton.
There was large attendance at the
special missionary meeting which was
held in the Baptist church last Sun
day evening.
About 20 couples attended the Old
Folks dance at Melrose hall Wednes-
day evening, very good attendance
considering the weather
A. F. Hill, who has been employed
for several months at the Ferguson
farm on Fishers Island, N. Y, has re-
turned to his home here.
Rev. L. M. Keneston went to West
AndCver, N. H., Wednesday, to assist
in the marriage of his sister, Miss
Kate f. Keneston and Wesley S. Wells
Baptist church-Rev. N. A. Wood,
pastor-Preaching at 10 80 a. m. Sun
day school, II :45; Christian Endeavor
meeting, 6; regular evening service, 7.
Six members received the right hand
of fellowship at the Baptist church
last Sunday and eight were taken into
the Congregational church, six by con-
fession of faith and two by letter.
Items of news for publication in the
Reformer may be left at Stockwell's
store not later than Thursday morn
ing. Any important news occurring
later may be sent to the Office by tele-
phone
Mrs. j. H. Babbitt of Andover,
Mass, wife of Rev. J. III. Babbitt,
who was for a number of years pastor
Of the Congregational church here,
has been the guest of Dr. and Mrs G. |
). Clark this week
The Ladies' Missionary and Aid So
,iety of the Congregational church
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
he parsonage for the purpose of CON
the benevolent and home
md foreign missionary societies.
The annual meeting of Western En-
zine company, No. /, will be held in
ngine hall tomorrow night. There
re % names on the roll but the at
enhance at the me etiDgs the past year
as been so small that the polls of
he company were exempted at Tues
avs town meeting only on condition !
hat the company should reorganize to
he satisfaction of the selectmen be-
ore April L. For this reason it is
oped there will be a good attendance
nd that new members will come into
lie organization
The basket ball game Saturday night :
Academy hall between Guilford !
rect and the High school team re- !,
llted in an overwhelming victory for =,
milford street players. The High :
'hool put up good clean game, but
= their superiority in defensive work
I'd the ability to make the most of
lances, Guilford street won the game
' score of % to 3 The lineup !,
lilford street High school h
Stafford !. e, r. f. Hemenway
Fisher, l. T., If, II. Miller Il
GOane, C., C.. Grosier q
Briggs, f., e, sanders
Goals from field, d. stafford 5, r.. Fisher :, c. b
'ane2, Briggs /, Il. Coane 8, Crosier /. Goals =
ON fouls G. Coanel Umpire, Bartlett. Ref
ee, c, Fisher.
Charlotte Brown, II, wife of John
Knight, died at her home on Mel y
'se street Saturday after "A short i'll
ass. She was born in Dummerston =
ecember 6, 1924, the daughter of L
hilip P. and Mary (Chubbuck) ;,
rown, and in October. 1913, married II
ohn +. Knight who survives her. v
fter their marriage Mr. and Mrs.
night lived in Marlboro until seven !,
,ars ago when they moved to West
Mrs. Knight had been fl
ember of the Methodist church in "
illiamsville for many years and was :
faithful and devoted Christian. The
neral was held at the house Tuesday =
ternoon at l o'clock. Rev. L. NJ.
eneston officiating. The body was :,
aced in the Meeting House Hill Gem .
cry vault and will be taken to Dunn m
erston for burial later.