Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

conspicuous this year by their ap-
sence. The evening was rsihnrhap,s
ouiet and so far as observed no aru-
sIos az n useful or ornamental nature
changed their location during NE
night. Not even cabbage turned w
lis dreams and groancd,
Mrs, willard Kidder of Terre Haute'
Ind and her sister. Miss Hattie Ken
dnll OF Gardner, Mass, were the guests
for "A few DAYS last week OF MIS- hhr-
rIet Bradley. Before returning 10 ,neif
homes they expect 10 visit IN Scho-
dack Landing. n. Y. Mrs, Bradley ac-
Icompanied them as far as Winhiii on
their journey.
The park fathers. having come 10
the conclusion that water IL not near
IL so apt To freeze and burst the plpes
after II Is shut off as before. have put
their acquired wisdom into prnctlce,
and AS consequence the FOUNTAIN
murmurs no more In the noonigh.,
and the watering-tub at the corner 10
( dry 10 all alike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. J. A. Chamberl,ll,
eyangelists. who have conducted w
Faith Home at % Bow street, Somer-
vile, Mass. for number OF yours
1 have been IN town for q few days WIS
o
Townshend. and a cousin OF Harrison
! chamberlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
I lin smoke al the union service at the
4 congregational church sunday even
[ ing.
/ some OF the friends OF w. \. Har-
4 thorne. who was principal of the semi
nary two years ago, received lnvita-
/ lions TO be present at the dedicatory
exercises OF the new building TOT
Brewster Free academy at Worfboro'
/ X H.. last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hawthorne Is now and has been
since he went away from Townshend
4 a member Of the faculty of that flour
ishing institution.
Rally Sunday was observed at the
] Congregational Sunday school last
I Sunday with appropriate exercises
The little folks acquitted themselves
creditably Brief remarks were MADE
on different phases of Sunday school
I work by Dr. Hamlin. A. Il. Park, Mrs.
I Plumb and the pastor. one of the
surprises. TO the pastor at least. was
the presentation of beautiful bas-
ket Of flowers by Audrey Franklin
from the school.
Z II is with pleasure that we chronicle
I the nuptials az the brides home We'd
nesday. oct. 20, of Earl +. Knapp of
/ this place aud Cora Dell Barnes OF
{ Westminster West. Both young people
are graduates of Leland and Gray
seminary, and are well and favorably
known in town. They will live at
Simpsonville. where Mr.. Knapp is en-
gagged In farming Rev. +. G. Fisher
tied the knot and all the friends pres
ent helped the happy couple TO start
( for the wedding trip to Springfield,
Mass, and other points.
Fred T. Randall. president of the
Windham County Central Sunday
School association. including the
schools Of Brookline. Dover, Dunn
merston. Jamaica. Newfane. Wards
boro and Townshend announces that
the next convention will be held AT
South Newfane next Tuesday Nov
Ia. The program follows: Opening
praise service at 1890; Opening and
/ Closing Exercises of the Sunday
School, II. l.. Freyenhagen; Value OF
the Social Spirit In the Sunday
School. Rev j. c. Hazeltine. The
Seven Dispensations. Rev. @. II.
Chambers: noon. basket lunch: praise
service. The Sunday School Teacher
Mrs Edith Cutler; The Sunday
School Problem in our Hill Towns,
Rev. ii. H. Shaw of Marlboro; confer
.
Quoted by the president: address
Rev G. D. r. Meacham.
The funeral services Of George
Shine, whose death was noted last
week. were held at his late home
Thursday. Oct. &c, In charge of ]. c.
Taft. REV. G. H. Baker officiated and
music was furnished by Mrs H. V.
Dale. The interment was at lakewood
Wizards mill was shut down during
the first part Of the afternoon in order
that the employees might attend the
( funeral Mr.. Shines brother from
South Londonderry and other rela-
tives from Windsor and other points
were present. The sympathy of the
community goes TO the bereaved fam
lily! Mr.. Shine was a native of this
town and had lived in the place for
most of his life. For a number OF
years he drove the stage to Grafton
and Saxtons River. but gave that up
because of the exposure. After dis
posing of his stage route he worked in
Wizards mill as long as strength per-
mitted. Mr.. Shine was of quiet, re-
firing disposition. but those who per-
sisted found him alert and loyal In his
friendships.