Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-03

Heet iHursuay AFTERNOON IN gram
hall.
The annual banquet of the Hy
drofountain club will be held In ii
American house tomorrow evening.
The Ladies' Enterprise societ
Will meet with Mrs. +. A. Holmes,
Estey street, next Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
State Auditor Horace f. Grahar
Of Craftsbury is In town to-day I
make his semi-annual settlemen
withe the court officers and justice
Of the peace.
The Murray club will NEE
Thursday evening In the Universalis
church parlor. The occasion will
take the form of Puck and Judg,
evening. and a large attendance Il
desired.
The Daughters Of Pocahontas viii
give dress as-you- please masQuer.
AIDE dance in grange hall Feb. Is, ant
a general invitation is extended. The
grand march will take place at SIT
sharp.
Hunts agency has secured the
following increases in pensions D.
l.. Herrick, Brattleboro: j. ID. Pierce
Newfane; W. Il. Bruce, South New
fame; Orlando Smith, Concord. N. H.. j;
Samuel E. Whipple, Southern Pines
N. L.
The regular meeting of Sedgwick
Woman's Relief corps will be held
next Thursday. A drill will take
place in the afternoon and all mem
bers are requested TO be present as
this is the last meeting before the
department convention.
Charles G. Staples. administrator
of the Il. Il. StoclNell estate, will
sell by auction tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock in front OF the American
house a timber lot OF 80 acres on the
Ames hill road. eight shares of VAL
ley fair stock and a quantity OF per-
sonal property
Although the committee in
charge of raising the money for the
White River chair company has
been unable to do much work the
past week, the amount of the sub
scriptions has reached $500 and 1t
Is expected that the remainder will
be secured within a few days.
The preliminary cooking class
under the direction of Miss Maud
Field, who is a graduate of the Bos-
ION cooking school, viii meet in the
physics laboratory in the high school
next Tuesday afternoon at
80. All women are invited to at
end and each one Is requested to
BRING saucer and spoon. The sub /
ect will be Hot Supper Dishes. A
mall admission fee will be charged. 4
An unusually interesting meeting
II the Women's Missionary and Aid
ociety of the Baptist church was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
lrs. c. +. r. JENNIE. the topic being
he Religion of Japan. The four
aiths of the japanese were described
n papers written in the form of
ersonal experiences as follows:
Mrs. w. b. smith; Con-
lcianism, Mrs. ]. J. Estey; Bud
hism, Mrs. l.. X. Fuller; Christian
y. Mrs. L. r. Thayer
The Brattleboro Womans club
as entertained Wednesday after
Don by the committee on education,
re chairman, Miss Marguerite
ucker, being In charge of the pro- =
ram, which proved unusually good. !,
receding the speakers music was )
ven by school children and two :
los by Miss Warner, accompanied !,
, Miss Gilman. Papers were read !
, Miss Olive ShuInway, Mrs, Harry
Miles, Mrs. John Barrows, Mrs. :
oward G. Rice, Col. G A. Miles and !
rincipal H. x. Whitaker
1T is thought quite probable that Il
lther Gopon. leader of the uprising v
Russia, is none other than Rev. 7
icholas Vasselieff, the Russian mis-
1nary priest who from 1896 to 1899 ;,
as pastor of st. Basil's church in y
lsonia CT, and for a time supplied :
e Russian church at Bridgeport, he y
wing been sent there by the bishop $,
Alaska, who has supervision over 7
few missions scattered throughout -
e United States. Rev. Mr.. Vase !,
If left this country for Russia sew y
Al years ago. He was a personal .
end of Rev. +. T. Mathison, rector =
st. MichaePs Episcopal church, who ~
ought he recognized the picture of
Their Gopon as that of his friend =,
cholas Vasselieff, and parishioners -
Ansonia and Bridgeport believe him "
be the Russian leader.
Miss Nellie j. Howard, 80, sister r
Frank H. Howard, died suddenly at W
home on North Main street Tues d
Y morning as a result of apopexy.
SIS Howard who had been poorly
a week, seemed much better and a. a.
S thought to be entirely out of -. .;'
1ger when she retired Monday y,
hit, her death coming early Tues nv
Y morning without warning. She y.
s born in Londonderry September ~
1854, being a daughter of Ezra X. y,
Miriam p. Harris Howard, and es
vious to her removal TO Brattleboro S AZ
been engaged in nursing. For the ue
II seven years, however she had ,S
ID in Brattleboro with her brother, u, IN
o is the only surviving member of IT,
family The funeral was held at n
house yesterday afternoon at ~
: body was taken to Londonderry ia ',
ay for burial. WI
In The Second Fiddle. which will ms
We to bring Louis Mann to the
itorium under the management -
Charles b. Dillingham; Thursday ",
ming, Feb. 16, real Partisan life i nv
k of the footlights is portrayed. ~
second act of the amusing COM ~,
shows the typical green room, ne
in full view of the audience is W.
prima donna's dressing room. a. a.
lie the latter sitting at her make N. ~
table nonchalantly reads her Az Az
lsh" notes and examines the W ~.
elled gifts of her admirers, ~
an ballet girls and minor prin- AZ AZ
Is are making things lively in the III III
IN I'm .:.,,f.,,,,. NJ D;,I;nrha,, on bet
ed as his stage manager Francis ri
son, stage director of the opera ~ 10,
Convent Garden. London. Since 80
Second Fiddle is a story of Bo- r,,,r
ian life i'm Paris, and Mr. Nelson So
an acknowledged authority upon =
in the Latin Quarter, the selec- at
could not have been a happier Sol
We
& Simonds have hired ~
rooms on the second floor of 100