Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-28


Mr. and Mrs, II. T, Hart, has re-
turned home.
The Eastern Star bazaar has been
postponed until May 10 so as not to
conflict with other interesting social
entertainments
George Mason Is spending a two
weeks vacation In Lowell and Bos-
ton. Mr. Mason Is In the employ of
the c. V. r. r.
The lecture course committee are
about the middle of May, date TO be
announced later.
Mrs. C. p. Moody, who has been n
guest of her daughter, Ida, in Or
ange, returned to her home on South
Main street Monday.
Miss Annie Grace. who is employed
In Boston as stenographer, was in
town the first of the week, a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Grace.
There have been several fires in
the vicinity Of the railroad this week
so that men were obliged to use Wig
orous efforts to put them out.
Rev. George f. Pentecost is making
preparations for building new
barn, the contract for which has
been taken by H. H. Chamberlain.
The annual meeting of the Unita-
rian Ladies' Sewing society will be
held Thursday afternoon and full
attendance of the members is desired.
Mrs Wright Stratton was in town
a few days. returning Monday. She
is intending to spend part of the
summer in Claremont, n H., with a
sister.
Miss Mary O'Keefe and Michael
Ryan were married recently in Millers
Fails and are to live in Athol. Miss
OKeefe was former resident of
this town.
In the athletic contest held Monday
between Tufts and Brown colleges,
Lamkie, former student at Mt. Her
mon, was a successful winner in sew
eral of the races.
Misses Mary Campbell from Gard
ner Margaret from Springfield and
Katherine Campbell from New York
have been the guests of their sister,
Miss Annie Campbell.
Daniel O'Leary and Annie Flynn
were married in Millers Falls We'd
nesday Both young people are en-
ployed in East Mortified where they
will make their home.
Jesse Holton, son of Arthur Holton,
has returned from Oronge where ne
was employed in the New Home Ma
chine shops and is working for +. H.
Proctor, a former employer.
The engagement is announced or
Miss Gladys Field youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. DeY. Field, TO
DR.. Edward Hermann, young physi-.
clan in the Massachusetts, General
hospital.
Mrs. Charles L. Harris has gone TO
New York. After her daughter Janet
finishes her school work in Yonkers.
n. Y. they will sail for an extended
trip. which will probably occupy two
years.
Charles Jackson, member of the
local order of the G.. A. X, VINO Is IL,
AT his home in Vernon, was presented
on Monday with an Easter offering of
flowers by the Sons of Veterans aux
Hilary.
The family of Dr. George f. Pente-
cost are expected mere Ior the sun, ,,
mer soon. The housekeeper and sew
eral of the employees have already
arrived and are getting the mousse
ready for occupancy.
A Joint school committee meeting
consisting of the school committees
from Warwick. Gill, Leyden and
Mortified will meet in the town nan
this afternoon for the purpose Oh
electing superintendent.
Tho spring conference of churches
| (Congregational was held in Wen
dell Wednesday. Misses Merrlmatl
and Higgins, Rev. n. Fay Smith ana
Charles Robbins We're among those
who attended as representatives OF
the local church.
| Telephone men are in town TO pu'
lup new lines on Warwick avenue eA-
| tending to Harvey Evans's ana Oh
Maple street to Will Dressers. Ines
are also replacing some OF the pores
with new ones and in other ways re-
pairing the line.
The Springfield Union says that y
Thomas who has been nara az
work paving the way for the oranst
and Mortified street railway, an
nounces that work will begin on the
Millers Falls Mortified section MAY
and that 500 Italians are engaged u
do the work.
The Young Peoples society OF IN.
Congregational church had business
meeting and social at Mrs T. =. ~ 20,
zeIle's Wednesday evening. alter Wy
business had been discussed the engn,
ing was pleasantly speno 'piay ins
games. etc, and during, the e'ei''Ns
refreshments were served
Tennysons Dream of FAR Woln me,
Illustrated, will be given IN tne 10y
hall this evening, Friday, Aprl %; tn y.
the pupils of the centre scnool. e.
teachers have helped to make caIelu
nrena alton for the evenings ehteI
ptaa,ant and the proceeds are 10 o.
used for reference books 1or 'iie iii7
school. ..a,
The Young people of the Unitarill
society are to have May s ie', ~
Monday evening, May l; Allea "a u
Nav breakfast, which Is serveu o. T.
6.30 D. m, there will be a May p ~
dance and other attractlois ,,,, ~ he
vo,,ng people. Following WIN ne ,,
syone for which good music VIII
provided. - oh;,a n
Alice Laughton, the only cnirh TOR
the late Carrie simpson Lausn Je
died recently, aged 91s yeals' T., ~
mother was formerly. employer a. ha,
postoffice for several years " .,iil h
ioony friends here VINO win
may to learn of the passing ava
th;s bright. interesting child.
nv and Mrs. Will R. Moody .el
III Monday to attend the anliua
.om of the educational con1eTeiiI;
~ .ha southern states to pc heie
Columbia. S. C. They Will 20 - " =
New York as the guests OF hop eso :
OGDEN. who has invited apou. -y tra
his friends to go on spe sa onfsr
Of palace cars to attenu liae NJ
VI of which he is president. ~
ence, VI .vpact TO be aDSer