Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-21

o. Williams college, the intercollegiate
champion.
The senior class at Mt. Hermon has
made the following assignments for
class day parts: Valedictorian. II. ".
HARLOW; saiutatorian, Daniel Seltzer;
prophet. IL. y. Gufiing; orator. w. r.
Harbour; poet, II. w, O'Connor: sci
entific essay. A. +. Pond. Commence
ment viii be held August 20.
Fresh tracks OF that same bear
nave been seen In Thomas Quinlan's
pasture and too near to dwelling
houses to be pleasant for the owners.
One man thinks Il wise To take his
gun when he goes after his COW and
all sorts Of stories are afoat. Several
men have been In pursuit OF the ami
NAL during the week.
The Mortified young men have or.
ganized a baseball nine and are doing
some good playing. Recently they
played with the Montague team In
front of Marquand with victory OF
10 To l In favor OF the Northfields A
game had been arranged with the
South Deerfield team for Saturday af-
ternoon but for some reason the latter
failed to put In an appearance.
The excessive heat seems to have
been too much for the trolley scheme
as nothing has been heard of II or
from the promoter, Il. l.. Thomas, for
several weeks. II Is stated that go
persons got OFF one train at the sta
ton recently who had TO be carried to
different parts of the town. when. II
the trolley were in operation. many
would have used II to advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Whitney of
lt.,I s..la lt.I 10 n
c. c, Stearns. Mrs. Whitney was for
merly Mrs. Clifford of Mendoza, H.,
and mother of Daniel Clifford who died
with his wife In Corea. China. Mrs.
Whitney's mother was Sarah Alexan-
der one of the founders of the local
Congregational church and whose
name Is on the marble slab among the
list of first members in the present
church.
The Young Woman's conference
closed Thursday and the summer
school for Sunday school workers I'M
der the auspices Of the Massachusetts,
Sunday School association opens to-
morrow July %, and continues until
July 80 AS the first year was 50
successful, greater interest and at
tendance is expected this year Able
instructors. specialists in their de-
partments. are included in the Faculty
as follows: Miss Florence II. Darnell.
Philadelphia. Pa: Rev. f. Morris Fer
guson. Newark. ~ j.. Rev. G. Camp
bell Morgan, ID. d., London. Eng;
Mrs. NJ. G. Kennedy Miss Annie $
Harlow. Philadelphia. Pa: Miss Mar
ion Thomas, Newark. n. j.. and Miss
Margaret Slatterly. Fitchburg. Mass
The Young woman's conference.
which closed yesterday had an at
tendance much larger than last year
and the largest in the history OF the
conference. Rev C. Campbell MOT
gan of London lectured at least ONE
each day. taking as his topic me
New Testament. DR.. Johnston Rose
Of Cambridge university England
was another .favorite speaker. me
Round Top gatherings were for Wo-
men only but the attendance was gen
orally quite large. Several miss'o,i,
aries were present and among tns
sneakers was Mrs. Harriet Guilck-
clark of Japan. Boating. tennis. walks
and drives were the social diVerslons
for the afternoons and large nuinper
If narties were driven daily 10 M.
Hermon. The stage drivers are pusy
nc large numbers are coming to,uas
to attend the summer school 1or SUI
day school workers, when OPENS
,porrow