Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-11-04
HINsoALg.
Successful Leap Year Ball - Hal
lowe'eu Masouerade Dance.

Successful Leap Year Ball - Hal
iows'sn Masquerade Dance.
The leap year ball given by the
Young ladies of the town I'm the town
hail Thursday night was carrieo
through In true leap year style, inc inc
girls raised a guarantee fund ana hna
some unique advertising carus pa,n',
ed by ]. Il. Mann. They also naa
some manipulated dance oruels'
some OF which were very eon,ea, :.
OF receiving proposals which would
nut them In such a flutter, Inc
Young men who lived near the hail
seemed 10 have the preference Tor
their escorts didn't like the idea Oh
escorting them home and then haVihs
the long walk back all atone
The Halloween masquerade dance
nj the town hall last Friday evening
was a very pleasant party anu wy
sanior and Junior classes received
about 800 from sales Of dance tickets
ice-cream, etc. One costume carica-
turing n well-known woman III TOWN.
has aroused much curiosity IL is re.
ported that the part was playeu ~
n certain schoolmistress In town whi,e
the mans part was by an employee III
the lower mill.
Mrs. Charles Stearns is very iow'
w. A. Kenney of Worcester was IN
town Sunday.
Norman Jacobs and family have
moved to Ashuelot.
w. f. Robertson visited in Boston
Saturday and Sunday.
The knitting club met with Mrs ~
T. Fisher Thursday afternoon.
Thomas Golden is working In the
Brightwood mill finishing room.
r. w. Tilden is installing an eiec-
tric light system In his foundry
Miss Julia Felch was home from
Fitchburg normal school over sun
day.
Miss Annie Conway was home from
Wales, Mass, from Saturday TO Iues-
day.
Miss Hattie King has gone to Lake.
wood, n. j., to do table work III
hotel.
Rev. w. H. Tricky of Claremonl
will occupy the Universalist puipil
next Sunday.
Harry p. Minis and wife and daugh-
ter of South Acton, Mass, are VISIT
ing his uncle, L. w. Goss.
Fred Berkinshaw and daughter
Emma of Pittslield were In LOWE
from Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. c. C. Bunce from Hartford
( Conn. spent couple of days Win
her grandmother Mrs. Donovan.
Rev. c. F. Roper has resigned from
the winchester Congregational
church; his work there to terminals
Dec. l.
Miss Bertha Snow of Newton
Mass. is at Z. A. Worden's for the
winter and is attending the hign
school.
Peter Vigneau has left the employ
of Halle & Frost and will move te
Westport to work for Richards q
Stacy.
FL Lester Booth has returned home
He has been travelling with the Rog-
ers Stock company the past twe
months.
Rev. Mr.. Frinck of Norwich, Conn.
was in town last week. He was pas
tor of the Baptist church here "a
years ago.
Albert Perham is establishing a
record as a local nimrod, bringing IN
his tenth fox of the season and a
coon Thursday morning.
Miss Edith Holman, for some time
employed at E. c. Robertson's mas
returned to Gardner Mass, owing 70
the illness of her mother.
A few schoomates enjoyed COM
bined Halloween and birthday party
at Miss Ruth Fishers Monday even
ing. in celebration of her 18th birth
day.
Miss Grace B. Roberts, who has
been spending the past summer WIN
her aunt, Mrs. H. c. Holland, re-
turns to-day to her home in East
Weymouth, Mass.
The revival meetings at Calvary
M. E. church are prospecting Many
interesting speakers from out of town
have taken part and more are ex-
pected in the future.
Marchin Luerek and Anna Kancela
were married by Rev. d. c. Ling al
St. Joseph's church Saturday morn
ing They were attended by Joseph
Dobus and Mary Anna Kozk.
DR.. Carlisle Ouseley- Smith who
created some excitement in Winches-
ter last week, left there Tuesday with
the intention of practicing in another
place and later going to London,
BENJAMIN f. Adams has been on a
tour through some towns in the state
with Congressman SulloWay. Al
New Boston, Monday, he spoke before
an audience of over 400 at rousine
rally
The mission at st. Joseph's church
is to be conducted the week following
Nov. 6 in English by Rev. FIR. Gun
ming, of Roxbury, Mass, and the week
following by Rev. Joseph Blanc OF
Fitchburg, Mass.
The employees of Hotel Ashuelol
with some outside friends held a gooc
fashioned Halloween party in the
large kitchen Monday night, witt
candy pull, apple bobbing, and othel
time honored pranks.
Rev. Thomas Roscoe was in towr
this week helping his daughter, Rev
H, G. Roscoe, move to his home II
Westmoreland. Miss Roscoe con-
Quoted her final service at the Uni.
yersalist church last Sunday.
Jacob Barrett caught a hen-hawl
Saturday morning, which measured
over eight feet from tip to tip, sup
pssedly without stretching-of the
wings 1t is being mounted by Mrs
r. E. Metcalf for John e. Scott.