Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-27

"A new set of dining room chali
has been placed IN the Brooks Iloul
this week
The annual meeting of the Rur
Improvement society viii be held
the Brooks house pnrlors this evenin
NJ 3;S0 o'clock.
Or, \. Louis pettee md Miss Flor
enoe Thorn, both OF this town, win b
married Thursday evening, June Il
at the home of Miss Thorus mother o
Green street
The grange dramatic club /
charge Of f. ID, Weld viii present tn
play Michael Ernle or the Mania
Lover az the regular meeting of Ia
grange Wednesday evening,
The womnns auxiliary OF the y
NJ. c. 4. viii serve a strawberry suppe
in the association rooms Wednesda,
evening at 6 o'clock Everybody j
welcome.
! The wedding Of Miss Dorothy II
I Mitchell daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
] G, Mitchell of BratHeboro and oscar
I T. Benson OF New York city win tax,
place IN the Baptist church Tuesday
evening June 81
The women OF Sedgwick Relief
WI nc ~ ~ ltN'fA w AlAf AtNN AhAA sun
day morning at 10 o'clock to attend
the services IN the Baptist church and
at the same place Monday afternoon
to attend service in the auditorium
The mission by the three Paulist
fathers az ST. Michael's Roman Catho-
lic church opened Sunday morning and
the attendance at all the services has
been very large. The mission will
close sunday when the Papa4 beHedtc-
ton viii be given.
Hiram ~ Miller of Lynn, Mass,
formerly principal Of Brattleboro acad-
envy aud now an attorney In Lynn, and
Miss Katherine Fisher, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs T., n. Fisher of West Brattle-
boro. win be married at. the home OF
Miss Fishers parents Wednesday
june %.
The delegates elected by the Brat
tlehoro Woman's club 10 the state
federation convention TO be held IN
Bellows Falls the coming autumn are
Mrs W. n. Thompson, Mrs l.. l..
Durham. Mrs. c. c. Fits; alternates.
Mrs. Dennison Cowles. Mrs. c. A.
Boyden and Mrs. l.. +. Adams,
Brattleboro chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution, voted at
the last meeting to attend the Me-
mortal day service I'm body. The
members will meet IN Festival hall
at las Monday afternoon
and be escorted TO reserved seats in
The auditorium Ii is earnestly hoped
hat "A large number of the daughters
will be present.
Charlse II. Pratt IN behalf of Miss
Florence Sawyer, has appealed from
he decision of the board of listers in
'egard to the assessmens of Miss
Sawyers North street property,
that il is appraised too
highly. Since last year Miss Sawyer
las sold a building lot to l., f. Adams
md Mr. Pratt contends that the lot
mould be taxed more and Miss Saw
-ers property less.
&C. +. Gilman has made the follow 4
ng sales Of horses recently: one each .
o Charles HUFF Boston: Earl Taylor,
Halifax; II. r. Brown, Holden & Mar
in and grange store, Brattleboro; Mr..
ninth, Hinsdale, y. H.. f. l.. CHECKER
lg. Westmoreland y. H., William
Warren, Halifax, l.. w Bush, Brook
ne Mr.. Cox, West Dummerston, Mr.
lien, Townshend. Mr. Flint Marlboro \
!. H., and Mr.. Sanderson, Bernardston,
lass; also a pair each TO Mr.. Wyman
ole, n. II.
Delightful In all its ways was the
"a given by the Brattleboro Woman's
ub Wednesday afternoon in the
rocks house The members and
lends honored in this manner the
osing meeting of the season, An in
'rmal reception took place at $3.50,
lie guests being welcomed by the Off
RS and honorary members of the !
ub. After a short musical program |
social hour was enjoyed during !
hich simple refreshments were :
rived and music furnished by Messrs /
eitsinger and Dugan.
The arrangements for high school
'aduation exercises, as far as com :
eted, are as follows: Baccalaureate .
rmon, Sunday evening, June l9 at !
e Congregational church; class day, +,
'ednesday afternoon, June %, on !
e high school grounds graduation [
ercises, Thursday evening, June %, |
the auditorium; reception, Friday O
ening, June "a, at the Brooks house. O
lie class day assignments are as fol- (
VS.: CLASS Grafton Frank Roberts; :
em, Horatio Smith; prophecy. Luz \
er Hawley, ir. history, Rollin !
hite; ivy Grafton, Miss Helen Nell Il
IL GLASS; SUM- MISS MIL spear du- IS
ess to juniors, John Harvey; re- d
Onse for juniors, Ernest Aldrich. o
e. A. Chamberlain the expressman, 6
arly lost his horse Tuesday morning
curious accident which occurred
ar the coal sheds in the rear of the
pot yard. Mr.. Chamberlain was
cking his horse and wagon near the
&c of the river bank preparatory to "
nil had Of r1Ihl,iGh N & ~
lded to land the wagon against a tree b.
the bank but the horse turned sud "
ally and both animal and wagon a.,
mt down about 20 feet into the river !.
e horse LANDED wrong side up IN =
out six feet of water and was unable "
rise on account of being held by the hi
mess nothing but four feet being II
ible on the surface. With the help m
five other men Mr.. Chamberlain ID
'ceeded in cutting away the harness IN
/ getting the horse out before it a.
,wned although it was a narrow "a
ape. The wagon was not seriously a.
naged. y,
Mary Brosnahan, II. widow of NJ
notify Moran, died yesterday morn NJ
at her home on Spruce street after =.
lingering Illness of several weeks. ~
e funeral will take place Sunday at 10
80 from the Roman Catholic church. m
5. Moran was born in County to
Try Ireland. Jan. 6, 1927, and came &c
Sc years ago Four years or
er she was married to Mr.. Morans df
o for a long time was employed as :,
mer by Col. Richards Bradley. At -
ward they purchased home on u'
'uce street where Mr.. Moran died
years ago Mrs. Moran was a 1f
man of an exceptionally happy dis T.
ition and had made many friends an
ing her long life in this town. She co
by three brothers: William ap
Patrick Brosnahan of Chicago ao
John Brosnahan of Ulster. Pa, NJ
two sisters. Mrs. Kate Shelly -