Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-05-20

M. Lazelle has purchased
Rambler automobile of Manley Bro'
The mission circle of the Univer
salst church viii meet at the churc
parlors Thursday afternoon at
o'clock,
The Ladies' Enterprise societ,
viii meet with Mrs. Cheney on Mapl
street next wednesday afternoon a
4 o'clock
Company | has secured n large
range in West Brattleboro WHERE
practice can be had at any range III
to 1000 yards.
The knights Templar of Beau
seant eommandery attended the even
ing service Sunday ascension day.
at st. Michaers Episcopal church.
Special Policeman Goddard sur
rounded three DRINKS on the Hins-
dale bridge Tuesday and took them
! into camp. They were fined So and
costs for being drunk and disorderly
Mrs. Il. b. Davenport lectured In
the odd Fellows hah at Proctor last
evening under the auspices of the
Audubon society of that place Her
subject was Birds and Their Protec-
ton.
Steamer Co No. elected these
officers wednesday night; foreman,
Charles Cook assistant foreman,
L.ucius Harris: clerk, Leon White;
engineer. Fred Wells; stoker Leroy
Cook; steward Ed. Longeil.
AT the annual meeting Of Phenix
Hose Co. No. 6 held Wednesday
night these officers We're elected:
Michael Baker foreman; Patrick
Ryan, assistant foreman; job Long,
ir. clerk: John Fenton, steward.
"A quiet wedding occurred at the
home Of Mrs. Annie NJ. Scudder on
Canal street Saturday evening when
David f. Briggs who is employed at
the Souto furniture factory and Mrs.
Scudder were united in marriage by
Rev. r. *. Marvin Of the Universe
list church.
Rev. .. D. Cooper. so years of
age and former presiding elder of
this district. viii conduct the ser
vices In the Methodist church the
next two Sundays and viii attend the
social meetings during that time, He
will arrive in time to be present at
the prayer meeting this evening.
A committee from Company |
of Lieut.. c. II. Davis, Ser
geants Dunklee and Slater and Pri-
vate Cummings was appointed at the
last regular meeting to arrange for
the graves of members of
the company who had fallen in bat
tie and by disease for Memorial day
1t is hoped that a large number
Of members of the Woman's Relief
corps will be at Grand Army hall
early Thursday afternoon, May %, TO
make wreaths for Memorial day as
the regular meeting occurs in the /
evening Supper wis be served in the /
hall Il viii also be necessary TO +
meet saturday afternoon TO finish this {
work
Consumers OF mems and youths {
clothing will be Interested TO learn /
hat f. j. Fenton & Co. have bought I
II their own price the balance of the 4
'pring stock of the Snow a Davis
Co. manufacturers Of high grade un-
on made clothing, of Boston. The
took is all this seasons and Is TO be
old al much less than regular prices
ale commencing tomorrow morning
Protective grange worked the
bird and fourth degrees Wednesday
vening Hon c. J. Bell state mas
err who is always welcome visitor
o Protective grange was present.
nd addressed the meeting. There
we're also visitors present from
Mass, and Springfield,
his state. Winchester Vernon and
chesterfield. The harvest supper was
ollowed by an hour of dancing.
The Pre- Memorial day exercises,
'riday May 81 win be held in lis
.ict No .. as follows: 10 a. M, high !
chool in the high school building, !
rogram in charge of Mr.. Whitaker; !
AS p. M, grades / TO 4, program in :
barge of Miss Olive Shumway; 2.i5
m, grades to 3, program in
barge of Miss Florence WeHmar.
he music for all exercises VIII he
by Miss Emma Gregg. All !
terested are cordially invited to a. :
nd.
The young people Of the grange !,
I'VE a private masquerade party al :
'ange hall Monday night, about so
)pearing in costume. The hall was
stefully decorated with red crepon
iper and japanese lanterns and the 2
ghts We're shaded with red. The .
stumes were varied and pictur-
que. Much amusement was Gre o
ed by A. f. Miller and f. NJ. Goode i
ugh in their respective characters
clown and Mephistopheles. quite 7
number of out -oftown guests We're :
esent. Dugan and Hines fur q
shed music. =
The sale of land on Frost street,
own as Frost's meadow. to Holden
Martin. may mean the addition of ;.
other industry to the town. The !"
rchase takes all of the land close 10
the buildings on Elm street and NJ
MS to within five feet of the Les 9
Smith wood working shop in "
lding the lots which are now occu
ID by Holden & Martins buildings, St
! stone crusher plant and the lum-
r yards of the Carpenter organ di
npany. There is a prospect of di
,cting on the land this season a hf
ok block for manufacturing pur- pi
ses and if the new industry is es- \
,lshed it will mean much to the oh
siness activity of the town. The Pt
mer owner of this tract of land
5 George E. Crowell. Holden & Nj
rtin have also bought the David NJ
ahy property near Birge street and
ract of about 10 acres of land. on
3 they intend to put a saw-mill -