Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-11
NoRTHFIELD.
Successful Harvest Concert-churoh
Sheds to Be- Rebuilt.

Sheds to Be Rebuilt.
The harvest concert Sunday evening
was one of the best ever given In the
Unitarian church. The decorations
were unusually fine; the national col
ors were draped behind the altar
table. held In place with festoons Of
laurel and evergreen. Potted plants
were arranged among autumnal
fruits, the work being done by
Charles w. Nation, the church
florist. At the close of the exercises
a vote of thanks was given him for
the tasteful decorations. The exer-
cises consisted of recitations, re-
sponsive service of the Sunday school,
solo and chorus by Miss Goddard and
the Sunday school children. Among
the wee tots the recitatlons by Cles-
son and Rebecca Alexander are de-
serving especial mention. A solo
Golden Hours, was sung by Miss En-
ma Alexander, accompanied by u
violin obligato, played by Miss Mar
iorie Wilson. All of the music dur
ing the evening was of high order.
A friend, who chooses to be name
less. has presented the Unitarian So
ciety with $3.50 for the rebuilding OF
the church, sheds that were torn away
several years ago. To-day everyone
is invited to come at o'clock win
stones, etc. for the foundations and
It is expected that work will be be-
gun on the sheds at once. The ladies'
of the Unitarian society Will pro-
vide n dinner at noon. If stormy
the men are asked to come tomorrow.
Miss Amy Hamilton is visiting her
sister in Hinsdale.
Ebert Chamberlain has returned
from his vacation.
The Ladies' auxiliary had an in
spection meeting last evening.
Supt E. f. Howard and wife were
recent visitors in Charlemont.
Frank Dyer has been visiting his
friends on Mortified mountain.
Rufus Minot is planning to go TO
Florida soon to spend the winter.
Lee Howard. son of Arson Howard
has recently trapped two fine foxes.
The Mortified chapter o. E. S., has
been invited to Hinsdale Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Kirk Minis has been spending
the week visiting in Ervlng ana VI
entity.
G. N. Kidder had an auction sale OF
household furniture at his store SAT
urday.
DIR. George f. Pentecost goes to-
morrow to New York to remain three
weeks.
Miss Gertrude Ball, accompanied by
Mrs. F. z. Allen, visited in Atho
Thursday.
Mrs. w. f. Calender of Summit, ~
T.. is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Cy-
rus Holton.
Mrs. Fay. aunt of Rev. N. Fay
Smith. has returned to her home III
Haydenville.
Miss Harriet Warmer of Wes'
Brattleboro is visiting her sister, MIS-
Fanny Cotton.
Richard Smith and several other
out-of-town citizens returned TO Town
to vote Tuesday.
The vote of the high school resulted
in a tie, failure to properly marx the
tickets being the cause.
Dr George F. Pentecost will lecture
in the Unitarian church this evening
Subject The Philippines.
Ruth Crane, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Nellie Gates OF Or
ange, has returned home.
A. D. Elmer and his son, Alton, nave
returned from a business trip In NE"
Hampshire and Vermont.
Miss Margaret Thomas, who mas
been visiting in Lowell, has returned
to her home on Glen street.
Miss Amelia Burdick, who has peer
visiting Mrs. A. l.. Day, has returned
to her home in Pittsfield.
w. r. Moody was expected to reaci
New York wednesday, homewaro
bound from his trip to England;
Relatives of L. e. Flsher nau - g
hnsking with him Saturday evening
and were treated to good supper.
The town hall was used FOR tne
annual election Tuesday the voters
occupying the rooms in the baseneil.
Repairs are being made on tne zen.
an,ant on Glen street which VIII Soul
he occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Herper'
Reed. ,oa,as If the
Unitarian church served one Vi III ~
good suppers in the parlors u 'N'
church. ,,o,+,o, candi.
aotas TUESDAY stood 205 for Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Sc for Juuse
Parker. ,,,,ors FalI,
yas in town Monday morning TO ceie
brate a special mass in the oa'i'o''>
The ladies' society of the Congresa
tionaI church met in the dauies pa,
lors Thursday for the usual sewn"
Mrs Joel Randall suffered a snoc noe,
of naralvsis this week ana IS sh.
feeble This is the second siiooA -
has had. ou living II
Charlestown, N. H., came nome o, ! I'M and
day to cast his vote for RooseVe'' az
Fairbanks. - and theil
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and ana Of F
daughter, who have been Vlsi.r r,ed +,
E. Esterbrook's, nave
Worcester. r,yinobaster. N
TT TO- cold TO Frank Spencer "
Nortbfield lot No. II in Nor'niieiN
Miss Georgia Alexander, uausm ,,,e,
of Edwin Alexander, and Iol His.
resident of the town, Is Vlsi''ns
N large party of grangers Vlsase e
a. ranga at warwick TUESDAY esei.
inp delegations were preseh'
other oranges .,ov.nder Hol.
ton wore invited to an old Iasnio a;o,
nuilting party Friday. Fl1tseh i'0
W.T. Me- and Mrs. Albert Whitaker nav nav
hean in Gill keeping house LOT c.ana,
daughter while Mr.. and MIS-
were in Boston. =. Gill VIII,
Mrs Lincoln Hammond Oh jill ,y;tI
has been spending FEW uay 70
her sister, MRS. Irish, lert lue''"
her home in Gil. o.,no of tn