Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01
wlNpHAM COUNTY REFoRMER w. FRIDAY JULY 1904

Susan BASTARD IS, wife .of John
Hood, formerly of Brattleboro, died
at her home In Montreal, Que, sun
day.
Mrs. w. II. Bigelow has invited
Brattleboro chapter d. A. r. 10 pc
her guests at her home the we'll
known Hayes homestead In West
Brattleboro, July 4. A short program
viii be rendered,
There was small attendance at
the Choral union social last evening
on account of bad weather. Nelson
Coffin of Newport, n, H., who directed
the rehearsals the past winter was
present and the evening was enjoy
ably spent. Music was furnished by
Leitsinger's orchestra.
Hunts agency has secured the
following pensions: Originals, Mrs
Emma j. Niles, Brattleboro, sl2i
Mrs. Ellen Pratt, Bernardston, IS; in
creases, Charles Jackson. Vernon, VIA
to $2i: Foster S. Whitaker, Newfane,
IS to sl2; Charles Brown, Putney, ~
to $40.
stephen Maloney the Indian boy,
who was in Brattleboro with his moth
er and brother few weeks ago, was
arrested I'm Millers Falls, Mass We'd
nesday on complaint of the Whining
ton, Mass, authorities. II is alleged
that the young man participated IN
breaking into and entering seVerm
places near Wilmington last summer
Fired +. Kingsbury of Keene, n.
H.. who was burned to death last sat
urday IN fire following a gasoline
explosion in his automobile house,
was well known to number OF people
in Brattleboro through his frequent
visits here. Mr. Kingsbury was for
merry teller of the Keene national
bank and is survived by a widow ana
three young children
Ceres Pomona and Flora present.
ed the following program at the resu-
lar meeting of Protective grange
Wednesday evening: Piano solo, Hugh
Thayer; reading, Mrs. Alice Spauld-
ing: essay Mythology, Mrs MAYER
cite Fisher: song, Miss Edith Day;
reading. Mrs. Bessie Knowlton; read
ing. Mrs. Dora Winslow; reading ana
talk upon Radium c, ;. Hopkins'
song Miss Edith Day
Beginning today mails will be re-
ceived and dispatched from the Brat
tleboro postoffice as follows: Dispatch
ed. 7.15 a. m. south, east and west;
40 a. m. closed pouches, narrow
gauge: S;50 a. m, south ana west
1925 a. M east and closed pouch 70
East Northfield Mass; 1850 a m,
north: 1925 p. m. south east ana
west: . D. M. north; 4:05 r. M, south,
east and west; 500 p. m, north ana
narrow gauge: 9:45 p. m. north east
south and west Received, $3.50 a. M,
north, east, south and west; 9:o3 a.
m north and narrow gauge; 1l:O5 a.
m south. east and west; p. m. east
and west. Mortified and East North
field; 1910 p. m, north; 2:lI .. M
south. east and west; 1928 p. m, north
and closed pouches from narrow
gauge; $50 y. m, south le:lo p M
south, east and west.
/ At their last meeting the pruden-
tIal committee of district No voted
( 70 have the schools reopen Monday.
Sent. 70. The following changes were
made In the grade teachers: Miss SUI
/ san E. Driver was transferred from
grade 8 in the high school building
! 10 grade g. and Miss Sadie Wlnches-
I ter of West Brattieboro was chosen
7 tn fiji her place. Miss Esther Crowe4l
was appointed teacher of the schooi
IAN High street, and Miss Florence
putnam teacher of the Chase street
school. Miss Crowell and Miss Put
nam are TO spend several weeks TINS
summer at the Martha's Vineyard m
/ stitute TO study primary methods.
Miss Winchester has for the past hVe
wears taught in the West Brattleboro
schools, giving excellent satisfaction
/ The open air religious work
which is 10 be conducted by the J. ~
iC. A. and the churches Will peslh
sunday. The first meeting will be
held in the park in Esteyville at .
o'clock in the afternoon, There VIII
he an address by Rev. George b.
Lawson and good singing. In case OF
rain the service will take place IN
the Advent church. The second
meeting will be held on the common
at y. m. Rev +. w. Lewis VIII
give the address and members OF the
band will furnish music. There VIII
also he singing by the Brattleboro
male quartet and a chorus. II the
weather should interfere this meet
ing will he held in Festival hah. A
cordial invitation is extended to an
men, women and children. On sun
day. July 10. Rev. H. r. Miles VIII
sneak in Esteyville and Rev. R. Is
Marvin on the common.