Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-14

pendlcltls, THIS being the thlru opera
tion for the same trouble. AT last re-
port she was very low and her many
friends here are much concerned about
her.
Brother John Fisher invited the
members of the young peoples society
of the Congregational church to q
husking Friday evening. Some 40
accepted the invitation and report a
fine time.
C. w. Nation has rented Floral
Cottage hall to the grangers for one
year. The first meeting was held
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Gillette was
present and gave an informal talk on
her trip to California.
The small building north of the
Brigham place now owned by DR.. q.
f. Pentecost, is being torn down and
the relic will soon be thing or the
past. The appearance of the place Is
much improved by the change.
Mr.. Chaplin lectures in stone hall
Monday evening, Oct. II, at 80. SUB
ject, Abraham Lincoln. He Is SAID 10
portray the form, features, dress, man
ner and character Of President Lin
coin in way warmly appreciated by
his audiences.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson attended the
Unitarian conference at Holyoke Tues
day and Wednesday. The delegates
chosen by the society were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Alexander. Miss May Col
ton. Mrs. May Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Martindale.
Mrs. Margaret Slatterly lectures at
the training school Saturday after
noon. taking for her subject, Sunday
School Methods. This Is one of Sc
ries of lectures that are given by Mrs.
Slatterly each Saturday afternoon at
the training school.
Miss Sarah E. G. Minot entertained
the Brattleboro chapter, Daughters or
the American Revolution, at her home,
The Lilacs. last week. The iadles
came on the o'clock train and re-
turned by carriages on account OF the
wreck near Millers Fails
Joseph Williams and son Frank nave
gone to st. Louis. Mr.. Williams Is
visiting the fair and the son has gone
on to Salt Lake city. Miss MAUD
Maltby, who is living in the family OF
Mr.. williams, has gone to her nome 10
attend a wedding in the family
Miss Annie Callaghan, who has been
in n Boston hospital for treatment Tor
appendicitis, returned home THURSDAY.
on account of the wreck near Mlllers
Falls she was obliged to remain IN the
car all night but seems to nave sur
fered no i'll effects from her journey.
The Fortnightly club, which is the
name the woman's club has adopted,
will meet next Monday afternoon ana
listen TO papers on Colonial Danes and
Daughters by Mrs. Fred Caldwell, Mar
garet Fuller, by Miss M. f: Gouqaru,
and Current Events, by Mrs. Miza
Banks.
DR.. A. r. Pierson was the speaker
At the Congregational church SUNDAY
both morning and evening. He is CIV
ing a course of lectures at the tram
ing school each morning at 9:lo. inns
week the topic has been one 1uli Oh
interest as statements from the bipie
have been compared with recen, SCI
anti6o discovery. Any one who is
interested is invited to attend THESE
lectures.
The annual church meeting of the
Congregational church was heid Weu,
nesday evening. Supper was serVeu
at y. m. and reports were heard OF
different departments of church work.
THE officers elected for the coming
year were: Clerk, Mary T. button;
assistant clerk, Mrs. Fred Hoiton'
treasurer. Charles Robbins; trustees,
Edward Barber, Ambert Moody. MISS
y. L. Meriman; deacon. II. w. Frary,
deaconesses, Mrs. Fred Atwood, Mrs
Ella Phillips, Mrs. N. Fay Smith, MRS
= r Howard, Miss Della Howes;
committee, Mrs. F. B. Caldwell, >. Il.
Walker, Rev. N. Fay Smith, Miss car
rie Barber; auditor, Paul d. MOODY
There was a good attendance ana let
ters were read from absent members
The following item Is copied from a
California paper: The 1unerai VI
Mrs. Anna stevens, whose death oc-
Cured Monday took place YESTERDAY
afternoon from the home OF the oe-
ceased. No. 1876 Fifth street, and was
largely attended. Many of the en-
nloyes of the Diamond Match company
in whose employ Mr.. Stevens holds an
important position, were present "
exnress their Sympathy for their fellow
employee. Wenake tribe, No $50, I'M
moved order of Red Men,. OF Which
Mr. stevens is member In accor-
dance with the rules of the order, at
tended in a body to pay last tribute
of respect. Rev. w. G. White OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church conducted the ser
vice at the house and grave In a 1eel ,
ing manner and a large cortege OF
,nonrners followed the remains to their
1ast resting place in Chico cemetery