Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-17

-Mrs, Wuless uanclnH class WI
hold social In grange hall this even
ing.
y The last of the Brooks house as
semblies will be held Friday evenin
April 7.
The Pilgrim Fathers viii give
sugar supper In q, A. r. hall mex
Friday evening.
| "A box party Is being arranged 70
the first night of the Bennett Moultoi
company's engagement here.
| -Beauseant commandry, X r., con
| ferred the red cross degree on tire,
candidates Wednesday evening,
The high school basketball team
will play in Waterbury, VT, thi:
evening and In Mortified tomorrow
night
Sunday service of First Church
of Christ Scientist commences at l0.4'
a. m. Wednesday evening service al
7So p. m. Market block.
Michael Lynch who was arrested
yesterday for intoxication by Chief
Hall, was fined SIS and costs before
Justice Newton this morning.
"A mid-year meeting of the state
board of the Vermont Federation of
Woman's clubs was held in the
Brooks house yesterday afternoon.
A delegation from Columbian
lodge went to Putney Wednesday
evening to eXemplify the work of the
third degree for Golden Rule lodge.
"A large number of basketball en-
/ thuiasts went to Bellows Falls last
evening to witness the game between
the Independents and Bellows Falls
athletic club.
There was a hearing before Judge
Wheeler Monday in the Knott & Clos
son bankruptcy case on an attempt to
prevent the order of the previous
hearing regarding trial from being
carried into effect
The next regular meeting of Fort
Drummer colony, Pilgrim Fathers, will
be held in G. A. r. hall Monday even
ing at which time several candidates
will be initiated. Every member is
requested to be present,
Herbert H. Johnson, who worked
for the Vaughan & Sargent electrical
company for some time, has opened
a shop at his home on Myrtle street
until he finds a suitable place to 10
cate on the street. He will do all
kinds of electrical work
The women of the Methodist
church will hold a sale of baked
beans and brown bread and other
foods next Saturday afternoon from
. until o'clock in Retting block. The I
sale will take place in the rooms for /
merly occupied by DR.. f. r. Lynch. .
--Rehearsals for the First Regi .
ment band minstrel show, which win
be given two performances April q .
and %, begin next week. The COM
mittee in charge Is planning for sew
eral novel features and the show
promises to surpass that of last year Il
n general excellence.
William Gray, who is known in I,
his town through his marriage to Mrss
Kate Houghton Pratt has recently
arrangements for the en-
argement of his dry-goods store in
oittsfield, Me. Since going to that
own last July Mr. Gray has so in
reased his business that he has been
bliged to double his floor space. I
Elizabeth Smith, II, widow of !
.ouis Hope, died Wednesday at the
ome of her daughter Mrs. Charles 4,
)owner on Cottage street after long
lness. She was born in Berlin, n. Y.
aughter of Robert and Hannah Field
ninth and had lived in that town the |
reater part of her life. Brief SER v
ices will be held tomorrow morning l
nd the body will be taken to Berlin :
Or burial.
DR.. II. d. Holton and his driver n
'ere thrown from their sleigh yester ]
ay morning in front of odd Fellows e
lock. The doctor was driving rapid !;
, to catch the II o'clock train when
ne sleigh runner caught in the car
'ack. The sleigh was quickly over a a
Irned and both men were thrown y
eadlong into the mud The horse $
as caught before any damage YVES p
one and the doctor did not miss his "
ain in spite of the accident. II
-Lura A. Frost, 90, wife of John v
Winter, died suddenly at her home p
West Brattleboro Wednesday ii
orning from an attack of heart dis p,
Use. She was born in Barre, Mass, al
iughter of Roswell and Huda Har- oil
S Frost, and had lived in West Brat cy
aboro nearly all her life. She at $;
nded Brattleboro academy and eight W
,ars ago was married to Mr. Winter, m
asides her husband and parents she in
survived by a young son and infant ht
lughter. The funeral will be held as
is morning, Rev. H. II. Shaw offici- al
ing, and the burial will be in the In
est Brattleboro cemetery.
Lucy Rogers, 92. widow of Jere- at
iah Rogers, died at the home of her
n on Grove street Wednesday morn ii,
g as the result of a stroke of paraly- to
). Mrs. Rogers was born in Bran of
n, daughter of Jonathan and Anna f,
,odenough, and had lived in that in
wn until 16 years, ago when she he
me to this town to make her home WI
tn her son, Frank Rogers. She was W;
lrried in Brandon Dec. 81. 1888, and wi
ives two sons, Frank of this town fiv
d Lewis of Point Breeze n. Y. Her Fc
sband died about seven years ago. ha
lie funeral will be held this afternoon RI
2 o'clock, Rev. E. c. s. Osgood Of ne
iating. Burial will be in Prospect de
! cemetery sic
The Bennett Moulton Co. No. 81
:. $50 . he
It class orchestra and a roster of
actors, who are capable pr
giving a performance equal to the
erage high priced attraction. Each bel
,ducton is carefully staged; every to
ce of scenery and all properties in up
ding pictures, rugs, tapestries, cas- res
mirrors, chandeliers, bric-a -brac, Oh
all electrical effects and mount pla
IS are furnished by the management. thi
this season is entirely new ant
h many up-to-date novelties in the wa
melville feature added. 1t seems of
possible to comprehend how a re- thr
toire of such successes as A Mr.
lighter of the People, BY the Kings F.
A Jealous Wife, The Fatal ha'
n, Swallowed Lives, Shipwrecked. gu;
e Lyndon Bank Mystery, Outcasts len
Society, The Belle of Virginia, and ten
elights of New York can be pre- ter
ted at popular prices. Monday aft
ming ladies' tickets will be accept owe
Special matinees will be given tina
inr the nreak,S nnga panpnt TOW