Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-07
NoRTHFlELD.
New Woman's Club organized-li
brary Relics Cataloaued.

point their successors, The work Is
wholly educational and any lady may
join who Is willing to assist In the
work and pay so cents for mem
bership fee.
Miss Ina Merriman is visiting her
sister In Philadelphia.
Mrs. r, T. Dean is n guest of her
brother, Dr. n. p. Wood.
Mr., Allen has accepted the office OF
janitor of the public schools,
The grange held its last meeting at
the home of Newton w. Keet.
Miss Abbie Kingman of Waterbury,
Conn.,, Is a guest of DR.. Pentecost,
Frank Kdder of West Wardsboro,
VT, is visiting his brother, G. M. Kid
der
Miss Grace Hart and VIII Crosby
were married Tuesday evening, Sept.
81.
Mrs. Streeter, sister of Mr.. Dunnell,
the grain dealer, is seriously i'll at
her brothers.
VIII A. Bigelow, a former resident
of the town, now of Torrington CT,
called on his OLD friends this week.
E. f. Howard and James T.. Cum
mings attended the congressional
COilNtutloli 1T MdoS.' lHio
week.
Mrs. Wallace H. Holton has re-
turned with her children from Whate-
ly where she has been visiting her
parents.
Thomas Mason has gone to Con-
cord, n. H., where he has position as
teacher of modern languages in st.
Paups school.
hau hao uniting in the
iron on the old bridge. Thirty-five
men are at work and the force will
soon be increased.
Miss Carrie. Cough, who is en-
ployed in A. G. Moody's office, is TAX
ing a vacation and is visiting friends
in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Gillette. who has been living
in California for the last year, has
returned and is now living in her
pleasant cottage on Mill street.
Two candidates were received at the
last regular meeting of the Eastern
Star lodge Wednesday evening. The
society is in prosperous condition
Mrs. Edith Wood accompanied Mary
Goebeau, who was called to South Lee
by the death of her brother, John
Goebeau. They returned home Mon
day.
Farmers have been saved the trouble
of picking their apples by the heavy
gales of wind, and much of the fruit,
of which there is a large quantity, lies
Oh the ground.
Rev. n. Fay Smith and wife, Mr.
and Mrs E. F. Howard and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Holton attended the county
congregational conference at Ashfield
as delegates
a al
day. Athletic sports were an inter-
esting part of the program and at
atracted many visitors. Several large
barges went from East Mortified.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Rosena K. Miller to George f.
Servis of Patchogue, R. I. Miss Miller
was formerly a seminary girl ana az
forwards was employed in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice have returned
to town to live with Mrs. Rice's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Streeter. MIS-.
Rice was a Mortified girl and was
formerly known as Miss Carrie
Streeter.
15-cent supper was served In the
Unitarian church parlors Tnursoay
evening The ladies' society met III
the afternoon and after the supper
was served there was short musical
program.
Fred Minis, one of the popular clerks
of Robbins. {, Evans, is taking two
weeks vacation and visits Boston
and Lowell also friends in vermont
and New York. He was accompanied
by Will Slate.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson has returned from
his vacation and occupied the Unita-
Ran pulpit Sunday. He gave an ex-
ceIJent eulogy on the life of Senator
Hoar, taking as a text, one man
among a thousand"
Or q. F. Pentecost preached in New
York city Sunday. He was accompa,
MED by Mrs. Pentecost. A nephew OF
his Robin Crowell, enters BUSINESS
college in New York city 10 take
course in stenography previous TO en-
tering Yale college for when ne mas
already passed examinations.
The funeral of Wright Stratton was
from the Unitarian church ana no'
from the house. as reported last week;
The Harmony lodge of Masons had
their service which was beautlIul anu
impressive. Mrs. Stratton Will close
her house and live with relatives IN
Springfield, Mass, this winter
The curator of the Deerfield Me-
mortal association was in town recent
Nv helping the librarian, MIS- r; w.
Stockbridge. catalogue the relics
The trustees room has been mace
INTO a colonial kitchen and the ar
rangement of the interesting reho'
makes them well worth LOOKING at
n p Alexander, a former resident,
now of Springfield, Mass, recently
lost a certificate of deposit 1or Sl,Voo
on the fair grounds at Lewiston, NJ w;
which was found and returned " M,
by the police. Mr.. Alexander "ao 90
Mortified boy and often visits ne &c.
Ho 10 certainly to be congratulated tor
his luck
The annual church meeting VIII De
held in the Congregational Gnu, ~
Wednesday, Oct II, and VIII lahu ,;nh
form of a social and supper WHICH
viii he served at $50 p. m. lmme-
diatelv following will come the reports
of the different departments OF chuIoh
work and other regular business IL
yitations have been sent out 10 ovei
2oO absent members and 1t IS expec'-
ed there will be a large attehuan0e
The sad news has been received ~ o.,
tho death of Mrs. Frank stevens ~
Chico. Cal. Mrs. stevens weh' "a,
Iune with her three children TO JOIN
ber husband in California but nag
heen in i'll health adj the time. SlS
ness of the children added 10 nel ., Tin
dens and finally she became vic ,Itad
of nervous prostration which , resulted
in her death. She leaves nu nus a,iIi
and three children. The buriai VIII
be in California.
The Congregational Sunday sch for
hos elected the following officers ior
the coming year: For the adult de de-
partment. Paul Moody, superln.e.;;u
ent; e. F. Howard, assistant su pS H.