Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-03
[lindham County & Vicinity.
ku 4ho News in the Reformer's Baililvick as Gath.
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NoRTHFIELD.

: coornions will hold.their install
I ino exercises Saturday night
p W. -, will be an Easter concert at
lng W,o1 school house in District No.
April L. o,,4,u nrosartad
;. e " lodge, f. 4 A. NJ, with a
cricas were held in the audience
se'o ~ tbe Unitarian church Sunday,
o tb ~ first time this winter.
rsa ladies Aid will give a sugar
ln er in in the S. of V. hall April IA. A
ag ri hour will follow the supper.
W., Kepney has sold her place to G.
Me- ps,tar and will sell her personal
.,l raT' at public auction April a.
n.,ies we're in town last week look
f'i nrer tbe ground with view of
Elmo in an electric light plant for
be village a..
NJ. orange worked the third and
nth 18th degrees on a class of five Tues
r'' evening Visitors were present
rom Winchester
ruanty workmen, carpenters and
. i"r came Monday to work at Mr..
aSsrs A company of Italian labor
1: came last week.
H Webster is charging the room
I,,rpied by the postoffice to make
,om for the added work caused by the
fcOnd R. D. route.
The Unitarian society held sugar
MINER last evening in the church yes
~ There was a musical program,
5Iowed by a social hour.
The Metcalf farm in Pine Meadow
~. sold at auction the past week.
rbirty. six hundred dollars is under
+toOd to be the price given.
Patrick O'Brien who has been i'll
nth heart trouble for some time died
Eundav night, Mar. 80. The body was
AIKEN to Indian Orchard for burial.
IA leaves wife, two sons and two
daughters.
The Sons of Veterans proved that
hpy can keep secret, Thursday even.
mo- when they visited the Ladies' Aid
tOeiety taking the members completely
n surprise. The gentlemen furnished
N OYSTER supper and 30 partook of the
kpread. The evening was most thor
tughlyenjoyed, the party not breaking
70 until midnight.
The y. Z, Telephone Co. is build
pg over the line at the upper end of
he town, extending to the Janeway
IDttage and A. ]. Breinig's. A cable
Eill be run through the street and a
ev switchboard placed at the central
& Hce. The company will spend up
Yards of 1000 in improvements. The
Eorkmen will be employed here about
Eiz weeks.
The adjourned town meeting will be
keld Monday. 1t is essential that all
he voters be present as the questions
n building a new schoolhouse at East
Emthfeld and remodeling the town
ball will be brought up. Both are i'm
| Qrtant questions and both are greatly
.eeded and it is hoped all who can pos
Ebly get out will be present Monday to
discuss these subjects.
c. ". Mattoon, who has been care
Fsker of the Field home for "a years
Ind month, never being absent but
Two nights in that time, left Wednes-
Esy April l, taking up his abode IN
bis own house on Maple avenue. Mr..
Nation has been very faithful serving
|he family through health and sickness
bud now that the home is broken up
|le goes to enjoy the home he has been
omany years preparing at Floral cot
hge
The coming summer conferences will
be held as follows: Student, June g.
|hly s. Summer Bible school, July l.
~ Young Women's conference, July
|rl5; General conference of Christian
|vorkers, July 31-August 16. The lead
[lg speaker will be Rev. G. Campbell
Morgan. Rev. F. B. Meyer will not be
present. Among other speakers will
|tP Rev. Griffith Thomas, Rev. Samuel
Chadwick and Rev. Mr.. Campbell,
Successor to Rev. Joseph Parker of
london.
The summer term of Mt. Hermon
|Elll be open from May / to Aug. 20.
Rey. Mr.. Morgan and Rev. Mr.. Chad
WICK will deliver the post-conference
addresses from Aug. IS to Sept. l, and
Gher prominent Bible teachers from
Sept l to p. The commencement ex-
tfclses at Mortified seminary will
axe place June ID to II inclusive.
sunday, June IA, the baccalaureate
Melmon will be delivered by Rev. Mr..
Morgan The graduation exercises are
tuesday, June 16. The address is to be
y Rev, Robert Mckenzie. Camp
SSoFthheld is open from June % to
Or. Newton has been to New York
with a patient Miss Bessie Newton
!: quite i'll Misses Mary Dutton and
mary Ihurston attended golden
Wedding in Greenfield Tuesday. Mrs.
peNolf has returned to her Northfleld
c come, after winters absence. Mrs.
1O!lett is visiting in Wardsboro. Miss
bessie Smith is visiting Miss May Saw
W In Montague City. Mrs. William
moore and daughters returned from
me ne South Monday afternoon. james
Mickey is working for W. D. Morgan.
M and Mrs O'Connor of Orange
NJ NJ visiting Mrs. O'Connor's sister,
ms Ms. Sumner Titus, at the Farms. -
:. Nus Mary Osgood has left her place
:. hoy Weatherhead's to try work in
W W Nlllers Falls shop. Moses Benson
r y has been visiting his nephew, o.
= !, 4 adams, has returned to his home
!. y tfutney. -Harrie Parker is on visit
y U.t als cousin, Florence Adams. Miss
Uauoitt OF Orange has been visiting her
~ sau' !, Mrs. L, J. Hammond. Miss Bes-
!" hammond has been home for a
va vacation from her school in Or
i. Henry Hammond has been Wis
NJ MS uncle, L. J. Hammond
t i.,'s 6urns has returned and opened
Ia ssehool.-Clarence Randall has sold
- si Hhe horses to parties in Montague.
allreQ ROyntop &c NUanJall has hppp