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


The first OF the series Of grange
dances will be held this evening IN
Grange hall.
Charles Reyes opened his pool
room I'm the milestone building SAT
urday evening.
THE Ladies' Enterprise society
viii meet with Mrs. Niles on Elm
street Tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
Reserved tickets for Why Girls
Leave Home go on sale Tomorrow
saturday. morning at the box once.
Several large flocks Of wild geese
and ducks have been noticed on their
way southwark this week. one Hook
Is said to have contained over 20o
birds.
Among the portraits In the sep.
TENDER Vermonter are these or focai
interest: Gov. Holbrook, Judge Tyler
congressman 1S79-S3), Gov. Fuller,
CONGRESSMAN Haskins, Speaker Merri-
field and James +. Hooker.
Edward A. Ford of Chesterfield, N.
H.. and Miss Nora Healy of Boston
were married Monday afternoon In the
town clerks Office by Justice William
s. Newton. After the ceremony they
went Immediately to the groom's home
In Chesterfield.
AT the recent convention or the
Photographers association OF New
England Arthur d. Wyatt was award
ed n placuue of excellence on work
deemed worthy to be hung at the
Photographers' association or Amer
lea convention which took place last
week In connection with the st. Louis
exposition.
The item relative to the choice OF
Professor John l.. Alger TO succeed
DR.. Ellery as principal of vermont
academy will interest many friends OF
the institution in this vicinity. The
school owes much of its prestige TO the
friendship and assistance of such men
as the late julius j. Estey and Lew
X, Fuller of Brattleboro, who were al
ways most generous in personal IN
fluence and financial help.
A force of about 40 men has
been at work the past week excavatihg
for the foundation of the new building
which Mrs. G. w. Hooker Is havlns
erected in the rear of Hooker ploch
for use of Durham Brothers The clay
in the bank is so hard that dynamite
has been used to loosen 1t. All the
earth excavated thus far has been
dumped over the bank between the
railroad tracks and the river.
A delegation of 10 from Brattle-
boro camp Modern Woodmen OF
America, called on Fred j. Bohrmaf
Monday evening and presented MN
with a handsome gold watch suitably
inscribed The gift was in apprecia,-
ton of Mr.. Bohrman's excellent worf
as deputy of the local camp. Mr
Bohrnan ana laisiiis ~ hara the,
Tor oakialu, Cai,ioii A., pahr'
intend 70 man ,,,o,,,nant in an orga,
sa..a.,. ,hara
i''o'o'' 80 A. nun;,s an,
A pleasaIt p pa r.,,asa chan
teachers ii1,ll partnn we've in tow
erohed ps Fro ~, pai .o' 20 Mo Erliya
SATURDAY as 'ne % aanIogv a
petn Fisher - onding m,
Wellesie!, WV ..' ,a ~ inden lodge
summer III bra..ieoo -, far tho MIR
Inc stuueiits ,ha terraces in an,
pose Oh stuus ms a. 80 driven ahou
about the towh' an 49, ~ insnactior
IN tally 81 sne ~ wai,eslav sun
me party re.uineu ~ train whicl
day AFTERNOON Wy apeoi''
orought them mere -,
The following offlcers were elec.e'
at the business session OF the aIiiua
meeting of the Vermont state Feueia
ton of Womans CLUBS IN ,, beiiS CIV,
Falls last Week Fse ~ ,ic
aa' ,ilnot Mrs Rahecca T. Fairbank
~ ps e. Iobnshnrv. recording secretary
o,,ss cart,,,da I.aird of Royalton; au
s tutS Mrs Edward Kirkland of Bel
uiloi' E III stata secretary to centra
I'VE a Mrs r r Needham o
Ieut, traasurer Mrs. Josephine Fl
a.,sis -, paI,ows Falls. correspond
a.. a. me va,ar,, Mrs HARRIET Miner o
ne n. .tIahoro
20 80 protaot;y
ne reg iiI .,aasda,, avanin,
grange was le!u a,, tha dat
Wheh II was Voteu ~ 81 On 10 No,
Oh the ailiiuai i"t. aiai o.anga maetin,
ana TO holu speo'' r,,ia, Who ba,
oct 20. MIS- -. .. y u ,lrasentad III
charge or the prosraih' p,ss, pa,,,ar
following: PIANO SOLO MIsn i ,Iis
song, Miss saunders, leau n,5 fash
Bailey; song, MI. ils ,.h ~ pntto,
lolieu Iiioii 49, pa,l,ar &c nianist an
..IrncIe lewis Higgins as bull fiddl
nIaver. harmonica solo with piano ac
/ Commandment, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Q
Marlboro. Mass. Rotations, Mrs. Il
w Sargent and Col ii, II. laSlo
character song, Miss Saunders an
Miss Weld: piano solo, Miss Elolil
IH,'9f,l,,ip
80. -. 90 Do,
George Hough' elue 81, 'o .Io1dav q
and Mrs. A. }. Hough, uleu MotiaaS 9
his home IN Whlte river ourlu,,I1i II
ter brief illness WIN pneui in 60, u
was a graduate Oh NOM 80
nary and afterward atteilueu We t',
leyan university Where ne was 80, :. 80. :
dent when ms 1ather Was as p tann II
the Methodist church vi 'nis 70" ,, -
went to Chlchalfausa ~ c ~ r
of 1898 as hlei,lpe, VI S,iro, tho
First vermont solun.e i, White Rive
he had made ms nome III M =
Junction, first being ehlpioyeu ~
Cross Abbott ana aiterWaru w -,
Whlle hiNei 49,, ln,ata Of Yves
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