Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-01-20
NoRTHFIELD.
The Grange Prospsring-Publio In
atalIation and Degree Work.

grees on two candidates and arrang,
for a public installation OF office
Jan. 20 and further degree work ia
"a, A banquet committee for both @,
casions was appointed. The grange
In the best condition for years.
James Browning is attending II
Mt. Hermon school.
Miss Margaret Campbell sper
Sunday with relatives In town.
The Bible class meets this afternoo
ht 3 o'clock with Miss Merriman.
James Black has sold his blacksmith
shop to parties from out Of town.
w. M. Moore was called to Angus
ta, Ga, this week on business triI
Mrs. Rose Stearns who has bee
Visiting friends in town has returne
home.
Mrs. Charles Moulton of Athol spen
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. c. A
Moulton.
Miss Edna White. teacher Of tn
intermediate school, spent Sunday il
Brattleboro.
Miss Lillian White of Greenfield
was guest of Mrs. G. M. Kidder th'
irst Of the week.
The Quanatock club is making
Preparations for ladies' night to bt
held In the near future.
a Examinations have begun at the
Deminary. After these tests are over
The new term will begin.
"a There will be a dance in the Sons
II Veterans hall this evening under
he auspices of that order.
Mr.. Soulee the new music teacher
ID the public schools, has arrived and
1egan his duties this week.
Mrs. Lucy Holton Folstead of Mt.
Hermon is sick and it has been feared
hat pneumonia would develop.
Miss Daisy Holton, who has been
isiting relatives in Westfield, Mass,
(as returned to her home here.
Mrs. Motchman Is on the sick list
Il the Farms as Is also Mrs. c. A.
(oulton who is confined to her bed
Edward Carter is guest of John
[attoon this week. Mr.. Carter is a
continent bank official in Springfield.
lass.
Miss Slattarly will give lecture
efore the training school tomorrow
fternoon Saturday. Subject, Church
istory
Mrs D. M. Wilson is in New York
ty to make arrangements for plac-
b her daughter, Miss Marjorie. in
art school.
Mrs. Ethel Head McCastline, who
IS been spending a few weeks with
IF parents, has returned to her home
New York city.
"wednesday the ladies' of Unitarian
living society have an all day ses-
bn in order to finish up the work
h the coming fair.
#Those who have been on the sick
Dt, Fred Jackson, Ebert Chamber
In, A. w. Proctor and Joseph Will
inns, are all improving.
Mrs. E. F. Howard invited a few |
her friends to social tea from 3 |
on Tuesday afternoon, at her
)me on Highland avenue.
Miss Anderson, teacher in Mt Hol-
IKE college, will lecture before the
&turday afternoon club tomorrow at
rs Symonds's. Subject, Trees.
"Wednesday afternoon the mothers
betting was held at the home Of Mrs.
erbert Field and was led by Mrs.
Jorge McMillen of Mt Hermon.
Mrs. Herbert Field had charge of
|
1t week. The last half hour was I
cupied by Rev. N. Fay Smith.
The body of Mrs. Edna Gilmore was
thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
kstings came over from Warwick.
Miss Mary e. Casey, who has been :
hployed in the family of E. c. Cros- !
Brattleboro, has been quite sick 7
Id Will Lotto | L
1p. !
Dur genial townsman, G. M. Kidder, n
5 taken the contract for furnishing $
home in Warwick of the newly f
ERRED couple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles c
kynor. r.
There was a slight accident at the W
btion this week when two engines o
llided. No injury was done, ex 81
pit considerable damage to the fl
Lchines n
The Franklin Co. Association, w. r. D.
Mrs. E. M. Lazelle of this town be-
president will meet with the Ed
b e. Day corps, No. 81, at Green
hi, Feb. s. to
Che Y. P. S. of the Congregational
brch have made out plans for the G
kr's work. Socials are to be held
by other month and in February a II
PIX trial is to be given.
fhe Thief Detecting society of Ber- G,
6ston took a sleigh-ride to South
mon Monday and dined with Land be
! Alderman. Several citizens from "e
were invited to join them. :.
thursday was the annual meeting ."
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
<gregational church which was W.
I'd at 10 a. m. The business was sh
choose officers for the coming
!. vi.
homas Mason, after spending his as
ttion with his mother, Mrs. Ellen
pm, has returned to Concord, N. H.. tai
re he has a position as teacher SCI
podern languages in the st. Paups a
[ol. ,
erbert Stone has returned to the be-
{hfield with his mother, Mrs. Man W.
to resume his old position as as ffel
hit manager of the hotel. He has Mr.
located for the last two years !
Kansas CITY. bee
5erett Lyman was called to West mo
hzey this week to attend the the
ral of his cousin, Mrs. Alice Ross, ow
died in East Longmeadow Fri F
Mrs. Ross was formerly a resi- EN-
of Mortified. thr
e regular meeting of the Sons of Ere
Fans auxiliary, which was ap- his
led for Jan. &c. has been changed TIM
tuesday evening, Jan. "a. on ac- N
of conflicting with the date Of Cha
Unitarian fair. of
A. T. Pierson will occupy the dro
+ of the Congregational church nigl
Sunday morning and evening. was
will be the annual election of cen
Ulcers of the Sunday school fol- G
b the morning service. thrt
new committee for the Fort ing
ly club met at Mrs. Bessie Sy- GOO
rs Monday evening and arranged pita
)gram for the next two months erat