Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-01
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q Britton has taken F. W.
J. y onal business and has pur-
as''u have been engaged this past
TEAM wing granite for the underpin-
~ ,ss Of the town hall
n'wmunion will be observed at the
Voh'n nhurch Sunday morning, Rev.
N S.' pope occupying the pulpit.
cb.rnon, station agent, moves
vi, s,nm Newton Keats house to the
ESo! place on lower Main street;
WIZ 1rjmshaw Stock Co. is holding
ln]e nments at the town hall each
Fale ei"n This week with change OF the
%,snrd LYMAN. who has been suf-
t.l,v with d%iphtheria, is rapidly re-
fshuE His sister, Mildred, has
NJ slight attack.
T.,l, an the foundation for the new
W, WIN Is completed and the framework
aSa;ng rapidly pushed, a large force
N men being employed.
Tbs ladies of Relief corps, No. l64,
). making arrangements for a very
I. antsrtainment to be given i'll Sons
ysterans hall about May y.
Gang of Italian laborers left the
!. dtbe week, the work on the Schell
r"unds being nearly completed. The
!, ,-ack has been taken up and the
,,naoters are pushing the work on
\. Ibuilding, hoping to finish May l.
w..,, MARY Dutton and Thurston,
\, and Mrs. Howard, Mildred Brown
n Charles L, Robbins were chosen
.Iscstes to attend the Goth anniver-
,w If the Franklin county Congrega-
Ea!sl churches in Heath Wednesday.
D, and Mrs. N. P. Wood enter
lined their friends of the Unitarian
|,ish yery cordially at their pleasant
ame on Main street Thursday even
,s A large number were present and
n occasion was n of much pleasure
all.
e Cotton of Brunswick, Me-, has
.,sed the Loveland house with the
[riyilege of one or three years. Mr..
Fhton has had a wide experience in
M hotel business and il well spoken
4 wherever he has been. F. V. Wood
i'll vacate the house today.
The Sons of Veterans have issued in
~itations to camps in surrounding
lawns to attend their regular meeting
ussdsy, May 5. The veterans and ".
h c. of the town are also invited.
Ihe G. A. R. division commanders,
udd and Ora Stone are to be present
Nm their officers. The ladies' aid o
iety help entertain the company. A
snouet will be served during the
Tening.
The schedule for the summer confer
uces and Bible school this year has
lust been issued. The season opens
une l3 and does not close until Sept.
b The following is a list of the more
Important gatherings: Commencement
Exercises June ID to II, college stu
tants' conference June26to July 5,sum-
Der Bible school July l to 20, young
|umen's conference July 7 to Is, gem
rl conference of Christian workers
July 81 to Aug. 16, post-conference ad-
iess and special lectures Aug. 10 to
fspt 20.
Fifteen students of Mt. Hermon
chool have been quarantined in Mo
kadnock house with an ailment which
pas puzzled local physicians and Thurs,
fay a representative of the state board
health visited the school to study
be aspects of the disease which was
denounced not fever. All the boys
kept two were promised their liberty
Monday. Crossley and Overtoun halls
AVE been vacated and the students are
living in tents out by the teachers
odge calling the place Camp Neces-
lty.h The buildings will be thorough
dlsinfected.
Mrs, Charles C. Stearns and Miss
Lillian R. Alexander will leave Satur-
lay for Bradley Beach, N. j., to at
end the wedding of their brother,
leon Rutherford Alexander of North
FIELD, and Miss Clara Louise Baright
f Bradley Beach. The ceremony Will
AXE place May 6. Miss Baright was
omerly a student at the Northheld
leminary, where she made many frlends
o the school and in the town. Mr.. Al,
|zander is a native of this town ana
fas educated in Wilbraham academy,
flishing his course at Amherst Agrl-
cultural college, graduating with hon
frs. For the past two years Mr.. Alex
Pnder has been employed as stenogra-
fher and with other duties in a mill
ary school in Ossining, N. Y. He is a
|Oung man of fine physique and excel
ent moral character and both the
|Oung people have the best wishes d
fnany friends for their future happi'
less.
The great comedy success, Uncle 81
Paradise Regained" by Frederich
h Wilson, which was presented cy
ne Good Templars Friday evening IN
he town hall, was enjoyed by a full
fG0use. Cast of characters: josiah
Hedges, Uncle ST." Edw. j. Web
Ter; Frank Rolleston, Harry Powers
Eed Clearfield, Joseph Green; Prof
philander Ticklepitcher, D. b. irving!
Eev, John Rolleston, Ira Hyde; "
iannigan, Daniel Sutherland Wear!
Eiggles, Arthur II. Wiltsie; Rache'
PATTERSON, Miss Sarah Rutter; Nellie
D,arkman, Esther Shaw Tranquiilt.
hedges, Carrie Russell; Ruth Hedges
tiilerward known as Lucille Askman'
piss Marion Powers. Synopsis: Ac
camping in the Green mountains
ct2, home of Josiah Hedges c .
ludio of Frank Rolleston: act 4, PM
sdelphia. Reception six years later II
le Parkman home. Paradise re
Famed. Mrs. Piper and Mrs. c: a.
seoster gave two piano duets, mis-
Ioddard sang a solo and Miss Barkel
FsSe a recitation between the acts.
7. A. Linsley and family arrived a
leIr summer home Saturday. -Twen
g-hve went to Hinsdale to tn
pay, Shore Acres" Friday evening
MT. and Mrs. Frank Evans hav
noVed back to their home on Warwic