Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-24
BERNARDSToN.
Exhibition Of the Daily Work Of Low.
err School Pupils.


The townspeople had the prlvileg,
of seeing something of the dali,
work of the pupils Of the lower schools
nj an exhibition In the town hal
Thursday and Friday. The written
work was selected from papers which
had been handed In as a part of the
regular work of the year. The con-
struction work and designing were
done in the early part of the year
While the drawing was under the SUI
pervision of Miss Love. The units
which formed the basis of the pat
terms in the designing We're given to
the pupils and they originated their
patterns. During the spring Miss
Kingsley has had charge of this
branch of the work and good results
have been obtained with the painting
of flowers in water colors. Much
credit is due the pupils for their
painstaking efforts and hearty coop
Grafton which has made this first ex
! hibtion so much success.
| Miss Swazey commenced Monday
the work of cataloguing the books of
Cushman library The first depart
ment to receive attention contains the
works of fiction: meantime other lit
erature, as well as magazines, bound
volumes or current numbers, will be
subject to call for circulation at the
usual hours. Ernest +. Holway has
been engaged as an assistant in the
work at the library.
DR.. Houston of Orange has been in
town recently.
Mrs. Ellen Durham of Boston is a
guest at b. p. Burrows's.
Arthur Nelson purchased the grass
on Cushman park for $l5.25.
w. A. Cushman and daughter have
arrived at their home on Centre
street.
Carlos Smith has gone to North
field where he has a position for the
summer.
Mrs. Platts of Keene. n. H. has
been recent visitor at r. l..
Crowell's.
Harry Perry and family Of Topeka,
Kan, have arrived at their summer /
home on South street
Baptism was administered to seven
persons by Rev. F. 5. Smith at North
Bernardston Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Chaplin of
Springfield were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ Stratton over Sunday.
j. p. Day went to Springfield Mon
day to attend the reunion of the 10th
regiment Massachusetts volunteers.
Edward Ashley and family of Wat
arbury, Conn, have arrived at the
Ashley homestead for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Waters, Mrs. w. Bailey
and son, Leighton, of Knowlesville. n.
T., are visiting Rev. E. NJ Frary and
'amily.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Patten. Mr.,
md Mrs. A. NJ. Stratton attended the {
of Rev. D. NJ. Wilson ar
Northfeld Thursday.
Hayes Bigelow on his way from
lis winter home in the south to 6
per automobile, spent {
Sunday at the New England house. !
The railroad station is being re- /
,aired and improved. The ticket Of q
Ice will be enlarged by the addition 7
f bay window. Plants for the out i
ide have been procured. b
The triennial reunion of the alumni, V
ormer students and officers of Pow i
rs institute is appointed for the h
bird Wednesday in August. Some s
lasses are planning class reunions b
or some hour of the day.
H. r. Crowell and family of Los .
.ngeles, Cal, are making an extended =
isit with their friends here. The =
on, William has just graduated from y y
ne Massachusetts Institute of Tech
ologv. which furnished the occasion st
or the present family visit.