Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-18

I've. one daughter remains IN ,o.,,
" a''e"d school at the seminary.
misses Carrie Russell ana Mar,.
s .each attended the order OF Eastern
M, nl heid IN Orange Friday Mrs
maNeret'e Fisher, formerly ~ ,his
present. was also
Mrs. Charles Stebbins entor,a,,o,
me young ladies' OF Hillside co,tnoa
~ ner home, Crane cottage, Tho a,,a'
nihg was spent In playing games ra-
evening. "u'''s ue
Between Is and 30 man woro nro
a ., we pee Friday afternoon and
y, STU start was made on the work
OF the storm work has been delsvad
the past few days.
ihere was a bee" nj the Congre.
s",ulai ohurch Wednesday for the
purpose OF covering the water pines
a anu getting things ready for winter.
rue young ladies OF the c. Il. society
noon. "
Mr. Woodbury., the druggist, had
ordered his goods shipped from
brockton, Mass, and sent the money
Tor transportation, but just before re-
inoVal the goods were burned AS
there was no insurance IL is a total
loss ana amounts to about $4,000.
Miss Martha A. Hitchcock. for seven
years principal OF the Bible training
school, has been obliged to tender her
resignation owing TO ia health. She
Is succeeded by Miss Mabel Learoyd,
a graduate of Mortified seminary and
Tor many years a teacher of mathe-
mates In Mount Hermon school
A town meeting is called for Tues
day. Nov, %. The principal articles
on the warrant are to see what action
the town will take on disseminating
the Bridge road; to raise sum OF
money to furnish the town hall. to
pay ten dollars for hydrant at Centre
to buy strip OF land three rods deep
east Of the town han and IL feet
north.
Forest fires Friday, Saturday and
Sunday did much damage TO timber
land belonging to various owners on
the mountains east of the village and.
as they were in the vicinity of the
house belonging to Mr.. Wood, Fire
Marshal +. w. Doane was notified and
went up with posse of men, who
finally succeeded in putting out the
fires.
The Fortnightly club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Kate Richardson
and listened to the following pro-
gram: Current Events, Mrs Fred
Holton: essay Mary Lyon, Miss
Boehne: a discussion on Co-education
was led by Mrs. n. Dwight Alexander
and Mrs. r. r. Calender after which
tea was served by the hostess, Mrs.
Richardson.
The lecture Friday evening by Rev.
George +. Pentecost, d. D., was we'll
attended. the Unitarian church being
filled. The church was tastefully de-
corated by C. w. NATION with chrys-
anthemums and ferns. The lecture
upon The Philippines was made very
interesting by DR.. Pentecost who
dwelt particularly upon the work OF
the Anglo Saxon race in past history.
The American Refined vaudeville
show finished it's course at the Farms
Saturday evening, giving prizes to the
most popular lady and also TO Ine
most popular baby. Miss Emma Hii-
lizard received 2.SS5 votes and MISS
Mamie Leach 1,645. Miss Hilliard re-
ceived the prize, Deaulilui ShNei Nv
pitcher. Little Bessie Ruggles re-
ceiyed 2,415 votes for the most pop
ular baby and John Keith Smith re-
ceiyed 9l5. A handsome silver sugar
bowl with IL sugar sheHs was given
to Bessie Ruggles.
In spite of the stormy weather,
good sized audience greeted Dr. A. L.
pierson Sunday morning in the Con-
church when ne deilV-
cred his closing sermon for TINS sea
son taking as his topic, Gods ways
OF Revealing Himself to Man, not
only through the Bible but the pook
of nature, and treating the subject IN
his usual eloquent manner. He also
smoke at the gospel service In the
evening on The Second Coming OF
the Lord Jesus Christ. DR.. Piersoh
that he expected IN Maren
10 90 to Great Britain to occupy .ne
nulpit of Rev. Mr. Meyers whlle tne
last named gentleman came TO this
country. At present he had panheo
IN 90 TO Brooklyn but hoped 10 pe
here again on Founders day TO ueils
or an address on the, to nm, mos
wonderful man of the last century, -
w. Moody The Young Peoples So
rietv of the Congregational chulSn
rave a social Tuesday evening III 'ne
church parlorS.