Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-31

unting class In 1855, recently visIto
the school He has been doing mis-
slonary work IN Alaska at the grea
, Trendwell gold mines on Douglas isl
, and.
) Word has been received that Mis-
/ Evelyn S, Hall, who Is travelling 4
) Europe with her two sisters, Is nov
| on the Mediterranean sea near Flor
, ence. Miss Hall is the principal o
; the seminary, who is having a year
! leave of absence.
The receipts of the play, Davi,
Harum, were small as there were sew
! eral unlocked for expenses, so tn,
. horse shed building fund will not b,
greatly benefited, II is hoped tina
: the company will come again whei
the travelling is better.
The Mt, Hermon quartette are nov
singing In Atlanta, Ga. They hav,
filled many engagements, singing nj
through the south and have a Ions
list yet to I'LL, They will be In North.
field this summer and will sing dur
ing the summer conferences.
The closing exercises of the training
school come this afternoon at o'clock
The address will be given by Rev
Hector Hall, who preached in the
Congregational church several Sun
a
VIII be reception given by the stu
dents to their friends from $3.50 to
80
Rev. J. Campbell Morgan, a former
resident of this town, recently went
To Wales to study the religious re-
vival, which is in progress at that
place and has made an interesting
report of his observations, which is
now published in pamphlet form by
the Fleming II. Revell company of
Chicago
| Promoter L. L. Thomas of the cleo
trio railway was i'm town a few days
ago and said the tracks would be laid
in the northern section first and hoped
the road would be in active operation
by August l. The old pickle shop on
the farms has been engaged as one
of the places for the accommodation
of the Italian laborers.
The Fortnightly club meets next
Monday and papers will be read by
Mrs. +. V. Stockbridge and Mrs. Her
bert Field on Women of the Civil
War. Songs of both north and south
Will be sung. There is to be a paper
on Current Events and each member
is to bring a story relating to the
Civil war, Miss Gertrude Ball will
preside.
At the last regular meeting of the
grange a reception was given to Mr.
and Mrs. Will Slate and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Reed. Valuable gifts
were presented the young people by
the members of the order. The newly
married couples were also given a re-
ception Wednesday evening by the
Red Men, of which order both of the
young men are members.
The Whitney brothers gave de-
lightful entertainment in the town
hall Friday evening. The voice of
the second bass was particularly
pleasing in the quartette and also in
his solos. Every number given by the
reader was heartily encored and Mr. /
Whitney showed himself a master of
facial expression and representations. !
A banquet will be given by the lecture /
course later in the season.
f. b. Caldwell has fitted up his I
barns for the accommodation of a
large number of horses and has
opened a sales stable. A carload of |
horses arrived on Monday and are an
fine lot of singles and pairs.
They We're purchased in Indiana by j.
H. Chamberlain, the well-known I
lorse dealer, who formerly lived in
but who is now doing
large business in indianapolis.
Theodore Holton, an old resident of
his town, but who went to Vineland,
n. J., over 20 years ago, has been af
1icted with paralysis. His son, Ar
hur, of this town, accompanied by
lis sister, Miss Cora Holton of New
HAVEN, Conn. have gone to visit their
ather. They also expect to visit Prof.
George A. Smith of Yonkers, N. ",
Turing their trip, also other relatives
n Philadelphia and New York city. J
The wish has been expressed by )
ONE of the citizens that some dispo- !
ition could be made of the property ,
where the Loveland hotel stood and !
hat suitable buildings might be i
rected. The vacancy caused by the {
urning of the buildings makes an I'M :
lightly spot in our beautiful street r
nd it is hoped that some of the ru-
lors afioat may have a foundation
hat will materialize into desirable
In copy of the Hampton Terrace p
'isitor, which is published every week s
t Augusta, Ga, in the interests of
ne guests of the hotel, Hampton Ter =
ace, of which C. A. Linsley of this
)wn is proprietor, notice is made
lat C. A. Linsley, jr.. is the business
MANAGER OIL Tie paper. AluOiiS tiiN
,cent guests was Charles HI. Green of s
lis town, who is taking a southern
lip. Hampton Terrace is an enor- z
lous hotel, fitted with al. the modern d
with telephones in each fl
pom, etc, and under the efficient
of Mr.. Linsley is fitted G,
the most elaborate manner to q
ratify the wishes of those who are f,
essed with well filled purses. Re-
,ntly there was a brilliant euchre :.
lrty, characterized by many charm II
g and unique features and ~
,cided success under the clever man. "
of Mrs. C. A. Linsley. Mr..
nsley is also proprietor of the Sag W
more, modern hostelry situated in NJ
axe George, N. Y, which is open 10
ON June until October. Over $780,
0 has been expended on improve n
ents. 20 new baths having been ga
Ided, the rotunda enlarged and SUI W
rior accommodations are offered. to
erbert Joslyn, after graduating at EG
e Institute of Technology in Boston Sc
ant west and is now the efficient
anager of a large hotel in st. Paul, A.
inn. of
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WEST GUILFoRD. ce
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