Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-03-06
MORTIFIED,

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+ nd malaria.
The grange held their sugar supper
n entertainment Thursday, making
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Miss Abbie Smell spoke at the Semi
ory Sunday evening, impersonating a
igh east Hindoo woman.
The Red Men have changed their
ight Of meeting to the first and third
l-ursdays of each month, instead of
tuesdays, as formerly.
Changers were invited to Bernardston
stnrday evening to help institute a
Range in that town. On account OF
Ip severe storm they were unable to
tend.
Rev. Mr.. Ross, missionary in Afri-
smoke in North church Sunday
tornipg. Rev. Charles Chapman, mis-
onary in neglected continent, spoke
! the evening.
About 20 of the members of the ladies'
i with their families surprised the
ans of Veterans at their meeting Tues
" evening. The ladies furnished a
supper and all had most pleas
time.
The W. r. C. will hold their sugar
puer Wednesday evening, March IL.
he supper will be followed by play
btitled 1.-The Wonderful Cure" Cast
/ Characters Mrs. Gaby, Mrs. Eunice
sckson: Ellen, grand niece, Mrs. Mat
Proctor: Gertrude Hoaxley, Miss
orion Powers: Jessie, maid servant,
is, Rose Stearns.
The temperance lecture, under the
rqction of the Good Templars at the
wn hall Saturday evening, was well
|tended. Rev. Alfred Noon of Boston
IS the principal speaker. Mrs. Piper
d Mrs G. H. Webster played two
lets. There were short addresses by
Fy, G. F. Piper, Rev. N. Fay Smith,
G. Moody and E. f. Howard.
At the meeting last week for COM
citing the organization of the civic
ague, the constitution drafted by the
Immittee was adopted. These officers
IRE elected by ballot: President, W.
Moody: vice presidents, N. 2.
ood and O. L. Leach secretary, A.
Proctor: Treasurer, B. F. Field ;
ecutive committee, C. H. Green, A.
Moody, Cornelius O'Keefe, l.. r.
nith and E. F. Howard. Rev. G.
mpbell Morgan delivered an able ad
ess on Good Citizenship"
Mrs. Emeline Melissa Cook died re-
htly at the home of her daughter, a
hcher in one of the schools of Spring
Id. Mrs. Cook was born in North
I'D, Mass, on May 16, 1908, and was
fimately acquainted with the parents
d grandparents of the late Dwight
Moody. In 1882 she married Asahel
ok of Warwick, by whom she had
kht sons and two daughters, all OF
om lived to reach the age of 80 years
over, and eight of whom still sur
Ge. All the sons were six-footers,
4 she used laughingly to say that
had AS feet of boys. Greenfield
zette.
Mary Hart is home visiting. Mrs:
ompson is having an artesian well
lied on her place. Emma Hilliard
! returned to her work in Somer-
lie, Mass. Mrs. Fred Morgan is Wis
ng her sister and other relatives IN
merville. Miss Elvia Morgan, for
|rly of the Farms, but living with
sister in Montague this winter, is
eping house for Mrs. Morgan, while
is away on her visit. Mrs. james
eenwood of West Mortified has been
Using her mother, Mrs. Nye, of the
rms Mrs. Nye has been called to
p care for her uncle, Ansel Field,
0 is quite sick with pneumonia.
Wright Stratton of this place gave a
Fthday party Tuesday in honor OF
Slst birthday. The invited guests;
re about 30 of his men friends, all
Pr II years old. On account of the
4 travelling, only 10 were present.
Stratton gave them nice turkey
pDer at Simpsons Inn. Rev. q. r.
per. who was also present, though
of the prevailing age, made short
bech. Those present were: John
ttoon, SO years: George f. Alexan-
!. 81 years; Martin Dickinson, Mar
bill Stearns, Chance Read, Mr..
ow, Stephen Wilds, Thomas l. Field,
hn Robbins, William d. Alexander,
rnelius billiard.