Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-05
NOR1'HFIElD.
.,t MAY Observation-Disclosures
COO" cat with Aluminium Foot.

easant May
rire-cat with Aluminium Foot.
,.,sopt social event was thu
\ rsrval in the town hall Monday
The parts were well taker
EeOluH' .bildren of the Unitaria.
w Sunday school. who were wei
hlIsHI nv Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson ant
r9Hgu Miss Efiie Stearns was tn,
sSs."' ~ the May, while Gleason Al.
uee3 was her attending page
%er the queen was escorted 10 nel
one by her attendants, the little
nio nie danced around the May pole
cvPI the ribbons In ana out IN the
cay ca, intricate manner without any
"srsion. Afterwards small nurses
aon and apron gave a doll drill
,i vSr also received much praise
h lvm were given by Marion
eVl nto and Lizzie Dean. These exer-
eols, we're ere followed by dancing, mu-
ses soming from Hinsdale with w. A.
. oGt" Is prompter. The grand
rlsh was led by f. T.. Minis and
al'"p radlev. The net proceeds of
s' evenings entertainment was
e n which will be added to the
-Io of the Sunday school.
Tbare was large fire this. week In
70 west part of the town which burnt
Wv large area, estimated at l0oO
'sas II began near the Vermont line
W. me priest lot and went south and
,,,S buildings were in great danger,
Orle of 100 of the Mt. Hermon
g pts went to assist and also a
wv number went from the village
nv nloughing and other means the
~ ~ stopped near Mr.. Bain's. The
Won't through timber land and did
fuch damage
wo,do the pet cat of the East
FortbfeId pharmacist, A. f. Wood
III MS is two years old and weighs
NY sounds Mr.. Woodbury. found
T., p IN a trap on a farm in Plymouth
H. and he was so much injured
of an amputation of his foot by an
rimal surgeon was found necessary
flor the leg had healed sufficiently
MAS fitted with an aluminium foot,
now he walks with ease and no one
~ growing he was cripple would
s,act his condition. Waldo eats
ps.balf pound of steak day and Is
arv happv and contented with his
minimum foot.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Williams are
bsnding the week in Warwick.
Prof McConaughy of Mt. Hermon
Lilad for the Orient April 20.
The Unitarian parish will hold its
rnual meeting in the vestry May
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moody are ex-
[ctpd home from New York to-mor-
FT
Farmers have commenced their
ring moving and are planting po-
toes
Robert O'Keefe was a recent visitor
his narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Keefe.
The school in No. is closed and
he children are conveyed to No 3 by
(rs. Dresser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Ware visited
heir son, Burton, in Orange Friday
bid Saturday.
The mothers meeting was held at
s. Blew's on Highland avenue Wed
esday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. George Dyer of Gard
pr were the recent guests of Mr.. and
IRIS. Joseph Williams.
Miss Ada Tufts is at work for Mrs.
A. Williams with a prospect OF
tuatiOn in the store later.
Miss Marjorie Wilson of New York
Inv is spending a few days with her
&rents, Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Wilson.
A company of decorators are here
hitting the Schell mansion in readi-
tss for the coming of Mr.. and Mrs.
EheI
Mr., and Mrs. ]. r. Cotton from Un-
fSville Conn, are spending rev
bys in town but expect to return the
st of this week.
The time of the usual Thursday
Eening prayer meeting at the Con-
fegational church has been changed
|Om 1880 to p. m.
Mrs. James Davidson and little
kn Milford, of Charlestown, N. H.,
bve been recent guests of II. r.
|artin on East street
At the recent commencement exer-
SEES at Mt Hermon a large picture OF
[rS D. L. Moody was presented by
Be pupils TO the school.
Clinton A. Ware has sold the land
Inning north of C. n. BaldWlns
buse between the road and c. V.
R. to Austin Stevens.
Katherine daughter of c. A. Lins-
has returned to Mortified ac-
fmpanied by Miss Margaret Dale.
he rest of the family are to come
ter.
The meeting of the County associa-
pn of the W. r. C. will be held IN
ferain tomorrow. Several members
the local order have planned to be
attendance
Miss Grace Caldwell, at the central
nee of the telephone exchange. has
Fen taking a short vacation and re-
fmed on Monday. The lady who
as substituting has returned to her
Pine.
AT the next regular meeting of the
ahge the first and second degrees
be worked after which Supt. Il.
Howard will give a talk on Agricul-
re- 1t Is expected that State Mas
Laid will visit the grange May
Al the meeting of the Liberal Lay
ans league of the Conn. valley at
Oyoke H. c. Parsons was present
led the discussion of the question
merging the street railways and
ram lines and urged such a policy