Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-09
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Labor Day Visitors - Opening Of
Scholastic New Bride.

tain club of Boston made Labor day
excursion TO Mortified and Warwick
leaving Boston Friday. They were
entertained at the Mortified and re-
turned Tuesday, The time was spent
with excursions to Mt. Hermon and
Warwick where the members visited
the reservation on MI. Grace that was
presented to the club by Joseph
Stevenss heirs, walks and drives
about town, golf and tennis.
Public schools opened Tuesday with
Mr.. Rich and Miss Goddard as teachers
in the high school; Maud |. White in
the intermediate; Mrs, Jennings, pri-
mary; Miss Boehne and Miss Lottie
Evans in East Mortified grammar and
primary; Miss Lillian Thayer, West
Northneld Miss Mary Abbott at the
upper Farms and Miss Carrie Russell
at the lower Farms.
The days when the old toll bridge is
to serve for the travelling public are
numbered as % freight ears loaded
with iron have brought the materials
for the reconstruction of the bridge
and in the near future 1t will be used
only by the railroad Work has all
ready begun by tearing off the sides
and more men are yet to be employed,
Fred Morgan has finished filing his
silo
The Young Ladies' seminary OPP
ened this week.
f. II. Ross has put porch on the
front Of his house.
Augustus Marshall of Boston has
been calling upon friends in town.
John Leach of Boston is visiting his
brother, Osgood Leach of the Farms.
is visiting her brother, Larkin Fisher.
Mrs. Hamilton of Athol, state in
spector of the w. r. c., visited the or
der here Saturday.
Rev. George w. Huntington is ex-
pected to speak in the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Miss Love, former drawing teacher
has accepted position in South
bridge at advanced salary.
Mrs. Henry Mason has been called
to Troy, n. Y, on account of the Sc
rious illness of her father.
Mrs. Lucy Woodruff and daughter
have visited Miss NJ. T. Dutton, re-
turning to Hartford Saturday.
Mrs. f. q. Allen entertained a large
party of Mortified ladies with whist
at her pleasant home last Thursday
afternoon.
Saturday evening, Sept. 10, the Lu-
ciers MINISTRIES are advertised to APP
pear in S. of V. hall with 80 perform
ers and musicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Montague have
gone to Chicago to visit Mrs. Monta-
gue's sister and will go from there to
st. Louis to the fair.
c. H. Kidder has bought the house
hold furniture of Rev. G. Campbell
Morgan and has been selling the same
at private sale this week.
Miss Lucy Webster has returned
from Springfield where she has been
visiting her nieces, Mrs. Ella Collins
and Miss Henrietta Webster.
At the Catholic fair Monday even
ing silver service sold by tickets
was drawn by one of the men en-
ployed in rebuilding the bridge
Miss Laura L. Mellen gave an adj
dress before the Woman's Missionary
society Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Walker have
moved into their new home on Pine
street. On Sunday little daughter
Maud Blanche, was added to the fam
lily circle.
The school house on the upper
Farms has been repaired having new
doors and floor; also has been paint
ed and papered so the whole building
presents an attractive appearance.
Miss Cora Moore, teacher in the
university for colored people in WASH
ington, returns Saturday expecting to
reach her destination about the 18TH
as some time will be spent with
friends in Middleton, Conn.,, ana New
York city.
The post conference addresses have
been continued this week by Rev.
Hugh Black, who lectured in the
CONGREGATIONAL church each morning
finishing on Friday, and Rev. q.
Campbell Morgan lectured each even
ing.
About 200 enjoyed the clambake on
Labor day and it was voted to make
the occasion of annual occurrence.
Athletic sports furnished amusement
a pig race and ball game being huge-
" enjoyed. The ball game between
the married and single men was won
by the latter score being IL to 25V
Rev. G. Campbell Morgan gave his
last address in America on THURSDAY
evening. Subject, Jesus of Nazareth.
It was the first sermon he delivered IN
Mortified and was repeated by re-
quest. The family leave for England
Friday and are accompanied by MISS
Iathrop and Mrs. Shepardson, VINO is
daughter of Mrs. Hicks of South YER
non.
Thursday, Sept. 10, Charles w; Mat
toon will observe his birthday by IN
viting to his pleasant home on Maple
street. Familiarity known as Floral cot
tage his comrades of the y. "A; H..
also the members of w. r. c. These
friends will spend the afternoon anu
evening and during the evening the
societies of S. of V. and L. A. ). VIII
join the party.
one of the best things connected
with Labor day was the excellent ad-
dress delivered in the auditorluii
Monday evening by Rev. q. Calippeli
Morgan. 1t was royal tribute 10
America and Americans. Yet Whlie
he pointed out our superior apillty
and opportunity for progress, anu
maryeued at our achievements, MI.
Morgan did not neglect to point on.
our weaknesses and the dangers tha'
threaten US.
Frost during the first week In Au-
gust (the earliest on record IN the