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


George II. Harris Is making ex-
tensiye repairs on the late Henry q.
Field Mace on Western avenue, which
he recently purchased,
Work was begun Monday on the
foundation for the new house which +:
G. Adams will erect at the corner OF
North and Tyler streets.
"A. V. Mays agency has sold for
Arad Wood his farm In Jamaica TO
Arad Kendall of Hinsdale. n. IL, VINO
will take possession soon.
Mrs. Sanford A. Daniels enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church al her home on Ca
nal street yesterday afternoon.
The ladies' aid society Of the
Methodist church will meet to sew
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. l..
sumner. No, 2 Estabrook street.
The w. c. T. U. will hold its next
meeting Thursday, Oct. 20. the
meetings are to be held regularly the
first and third Thursday of each
month.
The women Of the Baptist church
began a rummage sale In Retting
block Wednesday. 1t was largely pat.
ronized and quantities OF odds ana
ends were disposed of.
AT the annual meeting of the
Vermont State Medical society IN
Rutland yesterday DIR. George II. Cor
ham of Bellows Falls read a paper on
| the late DR.. Dan =. Webster.
Rev. Father NJ. J. Carmody has
been in town a part Of the week max
! inp preparation for his removal here
! from Ludlow. Father Carmody VIII
not leave Ludlow permanently unth
his successor is appointed by Bishop
Michaud.
The athletic committee of Com
many | has appointed Sergeant G.. IL.
| Thompson manager and j. j. Cluhe
captain of the basket ball team. Prac-
| tice will begin at once. Among the
candidates are Guiheen Trendail,
Mickey Stockwell and Wilson.
Arthur j. White, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. +. White has bought and tax
en- possession of the Mclean photo
| graph studio of Schenectady, N Y:
Mr.. White has had consi lerable expe.
rence in this line of work ana is Wen
qualified to be successful In II.
Just before her departure for
California Mrs. Fred j. Bohrman was
presented with silver teaspoon ana
a gold plated berry spoon by the La
dies ala society VI tiS 4uSNH"e'SS
church in appreciation of Mrs. Bohr-
mans services in that organization.
The SD annual convention OF the
Vermont state Teachers ASSOCIATION
will take place in Rutland next
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday. Miss
Emma j. Gregg will give paper on
Music in the High Schools, and Prin-
cipal III. X Whitaker will act as CHAIR
man of the conference on History.
The Murray clubs first meeting
of the season was held last evening In
the Uniyersalist chapel with good
attendance. The evening was deNot-
ed TO Eugene Field and the program
consisted of readings from his WORKS
by different members of the cruz
After this program refreshments Were
served and the remainder of the even
ing spent in sociability.
A, S. Douglas of Barre has beer
awarded the contract for the aout'
ments of the new narrow gauge bridge
across the West river at west DUN
merston. Work on the abutment'
has begun already and will be pushet
rapidly so as to get the structure
CONNECTED as soon as possible. Tit
bridge will be built with the view o
having ii suitable for broad gauge
traffic.
The annual meeting of the Frem'
circle was held Tuesday evening whei
the following officers were elected
president Mrs. G. H. Ryder; vic'
president, Mrs f. Q. S. Osgood; sec
retarv and treasurer Mrs. j. M. ~
, ,er. executive committee, Mrs. .. II
E,stabrook. Mrs. p. X. White, Mrs
George Norcross. Miss Minnie Stock
we'll Miss Elizabeth Frost. Mrs, =. j
Pratt. Mrs. R. Wiggin and Mrs. I
w. Durham.
,, The following members of Com
many | have been picked to represen
il at the state shoot at Fort EthaI
. Allen next week: Lieutenant Z. II
Davis; Sergeants Dunklee, Miller
Metcalf and Tenney; Corporais BET
terley and Pettee; Privates T..
Betterley and c. III. Colt; Arihorel
Haskell. The remaining five mem
hers will be chosen after the SHOOTING
which will take place at the ioca
range tomorrow.
The Katherine Rober stock com
, many closed its engagement at thu
auditorium Saturday evening with
realistic presentation of the grue
some DR. JekyH and Mr.. Hyde. ON
of the largest audiences of the season
was nresent and seemed eminentl.
satisfied with the production. VI
. Friday evening the company playe'
Monte Cristo to a large audience, am
on Saturday afternoon the Juvenil
nlay. Cinderella. TIL average at
: tendance during the week was a
: large as any repertoire company ma
had in Brattleboro.
The annual meeting of district Nc
: IN comprising Brattleboro, NeWfane
Jamaica. Putney, Londonderry, Bel
lows Falls, Chester and Springfield
was held yesterday afternoon In Y
, A. r. hall, bringing together over
, delegates. The meeting was called L
order at 1880 p. m the ADDRESS .
/ welcome being given by Mrs. >,
! Elmer and the response by Mrs
, Plantz. NJ. d., of Putney, Miss Ad
die Warner sang accompanied by MIS-
, Gilman, The work was eXcellentl
exemplified by Col. w. H. GREENWOOD
corps of Putney the officers belni
: daintily gowned in white. The Visit
l ing officer was Mrs. Lydia NJ. Levi
:. of Springfield. bountiful dinner a
, noon and supper at o'clock Wer
served by Sedgwick corps. Inc IN
e spection of Sedgwick corps was mao
r at the regular meeting last eVenlhs
the work being very creditably done
, The residents of the terrace a
+ the south end of Forest street are be
: ginning to get justly impatient abou
, a highway from Highland avenue I
: Forest street, promised by the select
1 men nearly four. years ago. Al INA
time a petition was brought to tn
a town officials asking that a roadwa
= be built from Highland avenue nea
nj. ]. Moran's place to a point on For
n est street just beyond H. b. Haus
: house. 1t was clearly shown then tha
a such a street was necessary to tn
. convenience of the ,dwellers in tn
aforementioned neighborhood, and
survey was made with the idea
constructing it, Since then nothin
h -. koa,, 5opa At Dresent there