Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-10
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Wednesday for 10 days. vacation.
All Brattleboro grocers now carry
W. NJ. Cushman's pure horseradish. 2t
&C. l. Knapp is making the annual
collection for street sprinkling pur-
poses.
Sacred concert to be held by Prof.
j. A. Huffman and his son Master
Paul Huffman at Grange hall Friday,
April II.
The four o'clock meeting at the Y.
M. G. A. rooms Sunday will be led by
Harry Kendall, Arthur Clapp and Will
lie Haigh.
"A meeting of the candidates for
the Y. M. @. A. baseball team will be
held in the rooms Monday evening at
80 o'clock.
H. r. Brown has just returned
from st. Lawrence county, N. Y, where
he purchased several fine horses for
use in his stables this season.
The A. V. May agency has sold for
Mrs. Emma V. Darling her house on
Green street to Mrs. Sophia M. Davis
who will take possession at once.
Clinton Dugan goes this spring to
Boston to pursue his studies on the
violin. He is planning to give must
cal in grange hall soon, his pupils to
furnish the program.
Water in SpofPord lake is higher
this spring than for many years. The
ice went out some two weeks ago, but
the water remains so cold and so high
as to greatly delay the fishing season.
&C. NJ. Wheeler has sold his house
on the corner of Pearl and Central
streets to Mrs. Emogene E. White, who
will occupy it as home as soon as eX-
tensive repairs and alterations can be
made.
%. L. French and E. L. Hildreth
have bought the E. Stockwell place at
the foot of Ames hill, from Charles d.
Staples, executor. After making re-
pairs and alterations they Will occupy
it for summer place.
Administrator George G. Averill
will sell the Chestnut Grove farm,
stock, tools and household goods OF the
George F. Mosely estate at Vernon sta
ton, Tuesday, April IA. See advertise
ment elsewhere in today's Reformer.
The first meeting of the creditors
of F. L. Pierce of Putney, bankrupt,
was held before Referee F. d. E. Stowe
Monday. W. S. Allen of Putney was
appointed trustee and given leave to
carry on the business until unfinished
orders are filed.
The Masons' dancing class, which
has held series of u very enjoyable
4 gatherings this winter under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Baldwin, closed the term
Friday evening with private ball.
Special music was furnished and re-
freshments were served.
The first baseball game of the sea-
son was played on the island Iuesoay
afternoon when the seniors Of the high
school defeated the juniors by score
of Y3-17. The battery for the seniors
was Crowell and Greene and Pierce did
the twirling for the juniors.
Miss Lulu Cressey began the spring
term as instructor in music at the
academy in Townsh end Monday with a
!, class of 20 pupils, some having come IN
from the town. This term closes
very successful years work and her
services are desired there for another
J year.
At the annual meeting OF the Brat
: tleboro creamery association Monday
evening, the following officers were
chosen: President, j. G. Stafford
secretary and treasurer, W. II. Brack
ett directors, J. G. Stafford, X. ii.
Briggs. Brattleboro; S. j. Huntley,
Guiiford: E. H. Miller, Dummerston
g p. Snow, West Chesterfield. The
treasurer's report shows the association
IN he in good financial condition.
The April Vermonter, just at hand,
is an especially interesting issue. Inc
nnan;ng article is the Military History
II the State. as seen by the Hon. G. Il.
Renad;ct. and besides some IA pages Of
letter press contains portraits OF all
Varn,onters famous in the military his
torv of both the state and nation. The
thor denartments are equally interest
mo and filled with handsome hall tones
a Vermont's fair daughters and ia
nous sons.
A quiet wedding took place Satur
day evening at the residence OF sh'
Swedish Lutheran minister when gar
Nilsson and Miss Clara Carlson were
united in marriage, Rev, +. Ashlev per
: forming the ceremony. Inc groom ha
I been for several years an empioye y
the Carpenter Organ Co. and the priu
| M;tchell,s. They will go to house
| keeping mere. MAY 80
axnressed for their future happines
and prosperity.
Rev. P. Ashley, pastor OF the Swed
;sh Lutheran church of this place, ma IA
been called to larger field IN Lower
Mass. and leaves here morrow. ~ J.
Ashley came here from Salt Lake Wy
preaching his first sermon in Brattle
boro on Easter Sunday year ago. II
has proyed himself a pastor OF stronl
and helpful influence and his gong
deeply regretted by everybody Wn
Lnows him. A student just enterin
the ministry will preach at the churcI
sunday and until definite arrangement
for the future can be made.
The union lenten services held l
the Baptist and congregational church ID
&c are being we'll attended. Rev: "
Jackson of Dummerston opened tn
sor;es Monday evening. Tuesday Ee'
n Atkins of Burlington preache
: 70 an audience that filled well the as
\ Jitorium of the Congregational churcn
prof lanes McConnaughy OF MT. Hei
mon gave the address Wednesday ever
me- Mr. Lawson Thursday, and .tonign
NJ NJ Miles will speak in the Baptis
nhanei mon fellowship in the death
Ghr;st THE last of the union service
will be held in the Congregations
church Sunday evening at O'CLOCK
II hinder the direction of the famot
1ohn 7 Nolan of Boston, the Catholi
making great preparation