Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-21

the disposal of the property she Is
going to live In Hartford.
The H. II. Johnson Relief corps VIII
entertain the Franklin County asso-
ISOLATION Wednesday. Nov. .. Dinner
viii be served at noon. As II is the
annual election of officers for the
year 1905, large attendance Is de-
sired.
MISS Minnie Warden has received
news of the death of favorite uncle
Teronda d. Osgood of Wolastoh'
Mass. The funeral was Saturday. MI
osgood was brother of Mrs.
Warden and formerly resident OF
this town.
The mothers meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. n. Fay smith we'd
uesday afternoon. Several plans were
suggested for the work of the COM
ing year and 1t is expected more
definite plans will be given at the
next meeting.
Mrs. Symonds and her sister, Mrs.
Lazelle. who have lately moved to the
Weir cottage, are making extensive
repairs on the same. The house OPP
posite that they have vacated is also
% he repaired by them and made
into two tenement house.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Webster re-
turned from ST. Louis Saturday and
report very pleasant trip. They
visited relatives in Michigan also w.
+. Webster in New York city and Mrs.
Belle Laidlaw Leslie, school friend
of Mrs Webster's, in Montreal.
William r. Moody sailed from New
York last week to attend the installa-
ton of Rev. G. Campbell Morgan IN
London He is planning to spend
time abroad, making ar
engagements for speakers for the next
years conferences to be held IN
Mortified.
Not as many as were expected at
tended the coon supper in S. OF v.
hall Friday evening. but the supper
was an excellent one. Meads or
chestra furnished music for dancing
and w. A. Wright acted as prompter'
About $50 were cleared from the even
ings entertainment.
Miss Margaret Worcester, who has
teen the, guest of Miss Nettie F1elo'
returned to her home in Boston Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson of Gardner
also a friend from Athol, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs David Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fay of Boston were re-
cent visitors at S. f. Minots
Between 25 and 80 members of the
Eastern Star lodge visited the Arcana
chapter in Greenfield Monday even
ing. They were carried in two large
barges and several private teams. All
report a fine time, being delightfully."-
by the Greenfield ladies
and a fine collation. furnished during
the evening.
Mrs. S. Field, mother of Charles
Robbins, of the firm of Robbins q
Evans. received calls Saturday from
several of her friends who wished to
offer their congratulations and best
wishes, the occasion being Mrs.
Fields S0th birthday Mrs. Field Is
in feeble health but her mental fac
ulties are undiminished.
Miss Edith Bell was married in the
church at wilmington,
VT, Tuesday to Henry Dix Castle, the
occasion being quite society event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle expect to make
their home in New Dorchester where
Mr.. Castle is in business. Miss Bell
formerly lived in East Northheld.
After her mothers death she attend
ed the seminary until she graduated
and there are many in town to offer
congratulations.
The repairs on the town hall are
nearly completed The whole struc-
ture has been raised five feet which
adds to the appearance of the build
ings and gives needed space in the
basement. Entering the first floor by
the outside steps through doors
swinging out, each five feet wide, on
either side. will be small ticket Of
fees and stairs leading to the gallery
Passing from this vestibule up five
steps YOU reach the anteroom from
which on either side open good sized
cloak rooms. Two large doors swing
ing out lead to the main hall with d.
mansions 40x4S feet for the main
floor. The rear wall of the hail was
carried back east Is feet, which space
was made into a stage of proper d.
On either side stairs de-
scend to the basement to a small hall
from which are two large exits. In
the basement the main entrance is on
the south side and it gives entrance
to a hall ten feet wide. On its left
are stairs leading to the upper noor'
on the right there is a commodious
kitchen with a water supply. Inc
hall leads to the selectmen's room,
90 feet square, and from this opens
fire proof vault. The remaining
floor space gives fine dining room
which opens in the rear to the back
hall. The old furnace is reset d.
rectly under the front hall furnishing
heat for the cloak rooms and front
hall A new furnace set under the
stage gives heat to the audience
room and back end of building. In OPP
posite corners in the basement under
the stage will be found dressing
rooms with toilet rooms adjoining.
The opening entertainment will be
supper and dance given by the Red
Men and will take place in the near
future.