Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
NoRTHFIELD.

o., G. F. Piper handed in his res
nrl week ago Sunday.
s rha ladies' aid society will give ,
SHERRY luI supper Friday evening.
~ sracial meeting of the Eastern
a, = called for June to work the
W ~ Heald's residence on Highland
!. was entered recently and $50 in
money taken
W.. william Alexander is seriously
n. Miss Emma has been called home
care for her mother
noolittle & Head dissolved partner
In Monday. Mr.. Head is now run
my ny the grain business alone.
IA meeting of the Unitarian socie-
Monday evening, Rev. G. F. Piper's
s.;sOation was accepted to take effect
bet. l.
Ray. n Fay Smith has accepted the
al 10 act as pastor of the Trinitarian
Educational church for one year,
issiTing that his duties begin Aug. l.
n, Geo Adams Smith of Glasgow,
pn n preached at the North church
Eubdav morning, also spoke at the
nspting at Round Top Sunday after
u'S DR.. Elmer Harris of Toronto
al charge of the evening service.
The concert for the Memorial en-
aormept fund under the auspices of
FSs class of 1903, was held at Stone
hall Monday evening, Miss Victoria
Bosbeo, pianist Henry Hastings, read
!, and the Estey chorus, filled the
program.
| George Alexander died Tuesday night
k,om pneumonia. Mr.. Alexander has
Entered long time with cancer on
FL lip-In place of the weekly prayer
Nesting in Dist. No. 3, Miss Parker, a
Eriepd Of G. Campbell Morgan, gave a
! lecture from Prov. 3d.. 24-28.
representative Field of Mortified
has presented his own petition to the
General Court for an act authorizing
he Central Vermont Railway Co. to
Eske down the joint railroad and high
Tay bridge over the Connecticut river
|, Northtield, and to build a steel
bridge for railroad purposes only, in
accordance with plan to be approved
by the railroad commissioners Ga
kette
The last entertainment of the free
lecture course will be concert by the
Brookfeld male quartet of Boston May
q. Robert G. Martin, first tenor; j.
R. Meredith, second tenor; Herbert d.
Bard, baritone and humorist; W. X.
Rowland, bass. This entertainment
will be held in the town hall unless
he building is being repaired, in
which case it will be held in the S. of
'. hall.
At the annual meeting last week at
Greenfield of the Franklin County
medical association, DR.. N. P. Wood
cad paper on Pneumonia. He was
lected censor of the association. The
voted to indorse the public
ealth committees report in the legis
ature for free vaccine, and providing
bat the state shall manufacture anti
oyine for free distribution to charit-
Bile Institutions and among the deserv-
lg poor.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hart was mar
led Oh Monday, May Is, to Prof.
rancis Ernest Lloyd of Teachers col
'ge Columbia university. The we'd
ing ceremony was performed by the
eE W. c. Curtis of South Norwalk,
onn., at the future home Of the bride
ID bridegroom, 272 Manhattan avenue,
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
i'll leave shortly for Dominica, in the
ritish West Indies, where Mr.. Lloyd
to undertake botanical explorations
lder the auspices of the New York
'tanical Garden.
James Campbell is improving his
ttage by raising it, adding story
ID widening the building, adding
eatly to its comfort and appearance.
Miss Lucy Hancock, of Boston spent
lnday with Mrs. Fred Britton. Sam
Walker has moved into the parson-
e.-Mrs, Porter has returned to her
lement in Mrs. Days house. Work
the road leading to the grade cross
: has been resumed and it is hoped
road will soon be completed. DO
'h Waite is recovering from pneu-
mia. ALBERT Irish began work for
B. Dunnell, Monday. Mr.. Dunnell
put on his delivery wagon again.
large number of fish have been {
len from mill brook lately, the low
ter allowing them to be easily cap
ed. Mrs. A. M. D. Alexander and
S. Mary Dutton have gone to Po- Z
d Springs, Me-, for two weeks ,
ng.-Mrs. G. c. Stearns returned :
turday from a two weeks visit In
v Jersey. Miss Bessie Harmon
h one of her schoolmates came home !
m Orange to spend Sunday with her |
tents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Harmon. ,
IT, Thayer of Erving is very busy 7
1tlng, papering and whitewashing {
the Farms. Mr.. Caswell of Athol G
moved into his new cottage on the
ar bank near the Slate cottage
: Alice Moore of Gardner and Miss
lie Banks of Orange have been Wis 4
lg at the Farms. Miss Hale from @
ding, on her way home from Tex i
stopped over Sunday at o. l.. Y
h's.-Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Wood OF C
Loveland house are stopping at Mr.. s
DDS fathers, o. Woods. at the b