Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-10
since has been visiting relatives II
the vicinity, returned home Friday.

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Miss Carrie Russell and the subjec
for the evening will be Temperance
Mrs. IL, NJ. Bristol has had serlou
attack of the grip which develope,
into a heart trouble, but her friend
are glad to learn she is convalescing
There will be an old folks dance II
Sons of Veterans hall this evening
March 10, and judging from past ex
perience good time is to be expect
ed.
At the next meeting of the grange
March IA, Supt. Il. Il. Howard viii give
n talk ON Ginseng, II viii be an oper
meeting to which all interested are
invited.
Miss Margaret Slatterly is to be at
The Mortified tomorrow afternoon
and will speak before the young ladies
Of the training school. The public is
invited.
Mir, and Mrs. Henry ellison re-
| turned to their home In Gardner Fri
| day, They were called here by the
illness of David Ball. but he is now
| improving.
$50 cakes of ice into the ice-house on
the Britton place, which has lately
been purchased by himself and the
Bayright family.
Miss Helen Gould has presented the
seminary with some fine stereopticon
views, giving clear ideas of eastern
lands, including Palestine, China,
Japan and India.
Burton Ware from Orange spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Ware. Mrs. Ware and
baby are expected this week for a Wis
it of several days.
Repairs are being made on the old
station house and 1t is to be convert
ed into tenement for the family of
the new station agent, Mr.. Ellison,
soon to move here.
The commencement speakers at
Mt Hermon will be Pres. w. Jewett |
Tucker of Dartmouth and Pres. |
George Washburn of Robert college, |
Constantinople, Turkey.
A new departure at Mt. Herrnon
win be the publishing of a class book
with attractive drawings, class his
tory and class pictures to appear tow
ards the end of the eenr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Ham and Mabel
Ham are visiting Rev. G. L. Dickin-
son of Prescott, Mass. Miss Mabel
Ham is convalescing after a severe
attack of bronchial pneumonia.
The names of Herman A. Brown
and C. L. Robbins have been drawn
% serve on the traverse jury list and
W. H. Browning, who will serve on
he grand jury for the coming term
If court.
Mrs. Elmer Richards spent Satur-
lay and Sunday with her brother A.
J. Proctor. Mr.. Richards spent sew J
raj days in town last week and they J
lave now returned to their home in 3
Jocks Village. {
hurch held a meeting with Miss Ina a
Ierriman a few evenings ago. Re- I
reshments Of ice-cream and cake F
1ere served and the evening was e
luch enjoyed. S
The ladies of the Sons of Veterans ,
uxiliary served dinner in the town II
all Monday to the voters and real
.ed about s14. Through the courtesy j
f the town officials they were given +
lie use of the dining department free Il
f charge. =
DR.. Alfred Shapleigh and two chill :.
rem have recently died at the China
land mission of smallpox, leaving =
RS. Shapleigh alone Dr. Shapleigh
as the nephew of the late Mrs. Sey- a
our of this town and has been here NJ
any Tires as visitor. =
A wildcat was killed on the semi " "
lry grounds near one of the build II
gs last week by Leon Davis. 1t was y,
very large size but thin and prob % >,
,ly ventured so near the buildings ~ ~
account Of hunger 1t will be VI
ounted and kept in the institution
C. w. Nation has a benefit supper III
is evening at the Unitarian church ~
rlors, beginning at 6 o'clock. This
the 36th annual supper given by pr
e parish in honor of Mr.. Nation, M
partially show their appreciation
his excellent work as the church so
rist. M,
Fl. N T. Moore, who has been con-
ed to his room for several months 81;
The Northfield has recovered so ov
to be present and speak to the
,mbers of the seminary and Mt. ~
rmon. Mr. Moore is president of str
trustees of both schools and is
;ch respected by all the students.
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The Fortnightly club mot as usual Re
nday afternoon and fine paper on =,
rriet Beecher Stowe was read by >,
Iy4L,;. Diat, ,1s,o,, ,,,h;ob wit
:, c',,.5 -, ~ ,,i,,,,;,,rr &c ,,Ia,+o fou
n songs, reading from Uncle Toms l
bin by Mrs. F. z. Allen, and Cur ten
t Events by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. vii
ward and Mrs. Banks. ket
Irs Herbert Brigham, who has +
n seriously i'll while with her sis dal
in Orange, was brought to her wee
ne here Monday being moved on ten
Mrs Brigham's friends are now n
re hopeful of her recovery. Mr.. Sat
CHAM was called from Florida, Mrs
ere he was engaged in business, MOI
account of the illness of his wife. M
ne of the classes from Mt. Her GOV,
recently took dinner at The the
thfield. AS some of their number Cha
been recent victims of the now
ISLES. considerable trouble was
I'd i'm getting walters to serve them
the difficulty was finally over :,
e. as would be expected under the ~
lent management of A. G. Moody. a'.e
Moody has sold his place, known Rar,
he Bacon place, as he has accept
, pastorate i'm Portland Ore, and w