Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-20
The free kindergarten is closed In
definitely on account Of case Of diph-
iberia near by.

: definitely on account Of case Of diph
iberia near by.
r The w. C. 7. U. will hold no meet
: ing next week but the next regula
meeting will occur Thursday Afternoon
Dec. 3.
On account of the lengthening o
, the Thanksgiving vacation the school
/ L in district No. will have a shorte
recess at Christmas time. School re
opens Monday Nov. 80, and the Christ
mas holidays will extend from Dec. q
to January 4.
Justice William S. Newton offici.
ated at a double wedding last evening
the contracting parties being two Ital-
ian couples from West Dummerston
Martin DuMaris married Amelia Dali
lavia, and Louis Poluth welded Marie
Bsepfr. The four returned to their
homes Immediately after the ceremony
The first real snow storm of the
winter visited this section Monday
Flakes began falling in the middle OF
the forenoon and in few hours the
ground was white. Toward night the
storm began to turn to rain which con-
tinued all Monday night and all day
Tuesday. The rainfall was heavy and
did an untold amount of good in filling
the springs before winter sets in.
Bingham chapter, o. +. s., held a
regular convocation Tuesday evening.
After the meeting +. r. Vaughan as
sisted by w. B. Vinton gave an ex-
hibition of stereopticon views, Miss
May Spear gave piano solos and Miss
Zetta Weld a select reading. There
will be an initiation Dec. 1st. The
End of the Masonic social dances will
be Tuesday evening, Nov. cath.
Samuel Webster Kirkland, son of
Mrs. NJ. E. Kirkland of this town, and
Miss Maude Alena Dickey, daughter of
Mrs. Bernice Dickey, We're married We'd
nesday at Andover, Mass, Rev Charles
O. Day, formerly pastor of the Con-
gregational church here, performing
the ceremony. They will be at home
after January ! at "a Harvard street.
Dorchester, Mass. Mr.. Kirkland has
made his home in Boston for a num-
Der of years, being employed as travel
ing salesman for betting concern.
Miss Florence Pratt won the plate
for which the women of the Wantas
tlQutI Spll tluu pidgtu ltSN ntth Win
a net score of So for the II holes. Mrs
C. A. Boyden and Mrs. C. S. Pratt
were tied for second place with net
score of "a. Scores for the women's
fall cup may be handed in before
Thanksgiving day. The regular greens
on the course have been closed and put
in shape for the winter, but temporary
green's have been made so that play
may be continued until snow comes.
The Ladies' Enterprise met with
Mrs, F. P. Hopkinson on Cherry street
yesterday afternoon. AT $50 n boun-
tiful supper was served of which about
80 partook. The evening was spent
with vocal and instrumental music and
card playing, A very enjoyable time
was had by all. This is the beginning
of the winter sociables, the next one
of which will be with Mrs L. NJ, Howe
on Maple street Dec. 8. II is hoped (
that all the ladies of the Enterprise /
will remember it and carry something /
good TO eat.
The hearing before f. L. Water I
man. judge of probate, on the question /
of accepting the account of DR.. Hol- |
ton, trustee of the Mary Blakeslee es /
tate was resumed yesterday on con- /
tinuance from Nov. 6. DIR. Holton 7
was trustee of the estate for II years. I
turning the estate over to Miss Blakes
lee upon her becoming of age a few /
months ago. 1t is claimed by Miss (
counsel that the estate was I
poorly managed and an accounting Is /
therefore demanded. John f. Gale and /
H. G. Barber appear for Miss Blakes-
lee and C. C. Fits for DIR. Holton.
-Winifred Henry Hubbard of Hins-
dale, N. H. and Miss Olive Louie War
ner were quietly married Wednesday
at 7.S0 o'clock at the Elliot
street home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Emma A. Warner Rev. H. R. Miles
performing the ceremony. The I
bride wore blue travelling suit with
hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Hub
bard left on the o'clock train for a
short wedding journey and will be at
home after January l at IS Elliot
street. Mrs. Hubbard has been en-
oloyed in the office of Durham Broth
ers' store for several years and Will
continue to hold her position there. d
Notwithstanding unfavorable wealth
large attendance at the Choral I'm
on rehearsal Monday night, and still J,
more are expected at the next re-
learsal which will be held in the Bap-
list vestry the night before Thanksgiv-
ng An additional piano. for the vocal .
core, will be used at rehearsals here
fter, and with the two pianos there
will be an excellent opportunity for !
pecial hand and eight-hand num-
,ers for the entertainment of the
horus and visitors during the inter- 6
mission. Mr. Coffin intends to put on I
pecial vocal numbers also by sing a
RS from out Of town, and in that way /
O offer special inducement for sus Ir
aiming membership. i
All persons interested in basket d,
all, which became so popular here last
eason. will be glad to know that there J
5 possibility of securing Festival ,
all for the use of the sport this win
err II has been stated that the Sc
actmen had refused the han for such
sc on account of complaints from
arious sources but there is a strong
likelihood that these objections will be v
within a few weeks AS s
side from the interest that has been :
AIKEN in the game in past seasons II
here is a strong argument for letting 1
festival hall for basketball in the rem Il
al money which the town has received q
rom the proceeds of the sport. Last Il
ear the town received from basketball +
lone nearly $3.50 which is more than W
he total receipts from all sources in s