Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-13

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, The choral union will meet in tn
; Baptist chapel Monday evening at 7:S
Bill Terzis & Co., have opened thei
fruit store in the front part Of Lafiech
brothers tailor shop.
Rev. r. X. Marvin officiated at tn
funeral Of Mrs Helen Amidon in Yves
Chesterfield yesterday.
"A fine assortment of pompons an,
fancy feathers can be found at Mrs. II
e. Bascom's, SO Main St., second floor
46-1t
There will be free entertainment
in G. A. r. hall Tuesday evening at
O'Clock under the auspices Of the u. o
p f. 1t will be public and all are in
vited.
The hearing in the case of C. H
Davenport against George E. Crowell
the E. p. Carpenter and the Carpenter
company will be taken up again Thurs.
day in the county clerks office before
Special Master o. M. Barber.
Francis Woodland, who died In
Jacksonville Saturday. was father OF
Luke F. Woodland, clerk in SCOTS gro
Gerry store. The funeral was held at
Jacksonville Monday afternoon, and
the burial was in West Halifax.
The Greenfield Score Card club,
which numbers several local poultry
fanciers among it's members, is making
extensive preparations for It's annual
show in December, and expects to have
a larger lot Of birds on hand than ever
before.
An unusually large number of peo-
pie attended the supper given in
Grand Army hall Tuesday evening by
the Women's Relief corps. During the
evening short musical program, in
Guiding songs and piano selections by
several young women was given.
Edwin C. Peck, the FIVE year old
son of Mrs. G. Fl. Peck died Friday
evening at the home of his mother on
Vine street after a brief illness with
pneumonia. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon, Rev. George B.
Lawson officiating.
The football team of the High
school senior class defeated a team
composed partly of pupils from the
other classes Friday afternoon on the
island by score of So Thurber
and Adams put up the best game for
the consolidated team while Hawley,
Mack and Saunders were the stars on
the other side.
Prof. c. G. Brill dean of the Nor
witch university faculty has been chosen
acting president of that institution
during the absence of President Allan
d. Brown who has been granted six
months leave of absence on account of
i'll health. President and Mrs. Brown
will spend the winter in North Carolina
and other states, returning about
May /.
A horse. evidently tired out, fell
down in front of Keuchs store Monday
afternoon. Mayor Blodgett sat him
self down upon the horses head to pre-
vent the animal from rising while
Charles r. Crosby attempted to make
him Uhe horse) get up by frequent
punches in the ribs. At length the
owner came along and after persuading
Blodgett to climb off his perch succeed
I'd without difficulty in getting the |
equine to his feet.
The directors of the Brattleboro |
Hosiery company have not yet held a |
Meeting to settle the question OF NOV
ng the business to Keene, n. H. The
,ffer which the New Hampshire town
makes for the business is said to be
generous one and the local concern
S considering it thoroughly. Their
lecision will probably be reached the /
irst of next week If the business
hould be moved it would be combined
dal Init |
ne coii'i'iueu ioiis speii oi orieht
Weather gives an abundance OF blooms
We WIN give special low rates ior tiiose
'ishihs TO Jake advantage OF the SAFE
II "aturuay' NOV i4'h' oii!. Coiiec-
IONS oeilFereo TO any part OF the VII
ise III ooAes oi Que zoe" 81, ana e. OF
&C.. 12c.. lie. each. our
hoice in coIors mink. white and yellow.
orders telephoned direct or left at
,reene's. See displav in Greene's win
ow. G.. r. AIlen.-adv. Alt
Inc next meeting OF the bratlie-
orc Womans clup VIII De heid at the
'rooKs mousse wednesday afternoon at
80 Miss Flora Macdonald OF Bos-
On VIII give a lecture on the History
M development OF stained Glass.
llss Macdonald Is one OF the lew
omen IN TINS country VINO can execute
$ well as design stained glass. she
aceived thorough training in the
ri schools at Boston ana owes much q,
her success to the fact that from
ne beginning OF her career she has
cen associated with her father who Is
n artist artisan of the old school