Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-12-09
NoRTHFieLp.
The Towns $4,000 Worth Of Build.
inss and improvements.

inas and improvements.
About $4,000 has been expended
IN building and improvements dur
ing the past year In various Gee
uohs OF the town. Six thousand dol
lars has been spent In remodelIng
the town hail. so that now we have
commodlous building with dining
rooms and others for public use. The
rumor that the hall had been con-
demned for use In giving plays, etc,
Is wholly without foundation as the
plans were submitted for inspection
before the building began and all the
requirements of the law are filed.
Land has been purchased of Mrs.
Nellie Alexander and the grounds
are to be enclosed by fence The
hearse house Is to be moved to the
extreme rear of the grounds. In
East Northhfield the schoohouse
has been completed during the year
and at the last March meeting $500
were raised for furnishings. The
schoolhouse In district No. 3, stu
ated at the upper farms, has been
repaired, hard wood floor laid, new
blackboards, etc, put In and the en-
tire building made attractive and
comfortable. An acetylene gas plant
has been put in by Joseph Williams
with a brick generator house on
Warwick avenue near Frank Will
liamss house, the entire cost esti-
mated at $4,000 The finest resi-
dence built during the year is the
one by w. r. Moody on the new
street; this is colonial in style,
veneered with brick and cost about
$4,000. S. f, Walker has built an at
tractive cottage on Pine street estl-
mated at $4,000. Harvey Lamson
has built one on the new street, two
story, for about the same cost. Mr..
Towne of Hinsdale is building one a
little off from Highland avenue,
probable expense, $4,000 L. j.
Clark is building cottage on war
wick avenue, estimated expense, W.
600. Charles Lawrence has con-
verified his barn into tenement
house making with the man mouse
an attractive block which will ac-
commodate several families at est1-
mated cost of $4,000. Frank Ross has
bought the Park place near o. L..
Jeaeh's house, has completed tne
front of the building. adding an at
tractive porch. at an estimated cost
of 5000. Building at the summer col
ony on Pine Ridge has been progress
ing. several new lodges and cottages
having been built, the cost averaging
from 5000 to $500.
Harvey Evans is seriously Ill with
the grip.
Harvey Lamson has moved INTO
his new house.
James Crelan has returned 10 MS
home on Mill street.
Rufus Minot has returned from
visit among relatives in Boston.
Miss Rose Stearns of Millers Fails
has been visiting in town this week.
Miss Nellie Callaghan is taking her
vacation. visiting in Boston ana VI
entity.
The Bible class meets this after
noon Mt o'clock with Mrs l.. II.
Smith.
Rev. N. Fay Smith preached in the
caasraeational church, Sunday
morning.
Mrs. A. L. Newton has gone to Al
hanv N. ", where she Is staying
with a sister.
Mrs. G. N. Kidder has had FOR
r,,asts her sister and child from New
London, Conn.,
Mrs. Myrtle Proctor and daugh-.
ter, Julld, ol wa WIN
A. w. Procter's
The Ladies' society OF the Con-
educational church met yesterday IN
the church parlors.
Mr.. Tomanny, who Is In the EN-
ploy Of F. s. Schell, mas moVeu his
family to New York.
n &. Schell has closed his house
For the winter and has gone 10 new
York city with his family.
Miss Flora Dunnell recently enter
tained her friends with party at the
home OF her aunt, Mrs. Dunnen'
subscriptions for the Reformer VIII
IA forwarded by Mrs. f. /. CaHen-
der who ID at present agent Tor the
paper ,, o..ou
tained the teachers of the junior
sunday school at her home TUESDAY
Afternoon.
The Young people of the Congre,
cafinnai society will have social
ana public entertainment IN the
church vestry Tuesday evening Dec
lS
Mrn. ri Nj. Lazelle has closed her
house for the winter and is board
ing With her son, Lawrence at the
Weir cottage,
Nc Grace Hart Crosby, who mas
6eon visiting her parents on ram
-f,,Set. hae returned to her home IN
Nashua, n,
II rho Iazios Of the Congregational
NJ = M 9Hnt IN well filled barrel to a
1olIxry located in Rodney Michi-
NJ u VI IoiIS ~ Veterans auxiliary
Va AZ ~ {K Wrs, +. A. Bigeow
5Zs55 = ~ u make preparations FOR
IN gInes sale.
~ 4. 11y1Ijace Holton and daughters,
a = ~ / 61sfi visiting Mrs. Holton's
r. V6hntely, have returned to
<60 Maple street.
,F23 9 <1f who has been en-
"a S'2fE II. N. Kidder, has re-
e3r6 ne place is taken by
N 72 y Il Il Former employee.
|') n ~ Lyman, who has been
wv ron and daughter in
31Sss., has returned to
~ North Main street
NJ Il rs {1irsionary society met
"A 8lew Wednesday after
]: - 3eting taking the place
<S313f mothers meeting.
yennerbeck and son,
<ovidence, r. l., AFTER
amt, Mrs. Nellie Alex
IN Tuesday morning.
~ concert at Stone hall
the following artists:
violinist; Frederick
10th being members OF
string quartet.
Z 6tebbins of New York
IN known singer and
1oser, was in town the
week, being n guest at
kbridge has gone TO Mar
where he is visiting MS
His place Is taken at