Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-06


Mr., and Mrs. c, III. wahsl., ana
MIR. and Mrs. c. c, Stearns snen, n
portion OF the week al the Alexander
cottage NJ Moore's pond.
Mrs. Gertrude Moody Zimmerman
and family have returned M THAR
nome In Brooklyn after several weeks,
VISIT with Isaiah Moody's family.
A fine concert was given n, Al,
Hermon last week by The Temn,e
auartette The music was OF a high
quality and given In a pleasing man
ner.
George = Alexander who recently
celebrated his Goth birthday. was IN
the village calling ON old friends last
week ana was remarkably bright and
active.
Repairs are being made on the tailor
snop formerly owned by c. T.. Moody
and the lower floor win be occupied
py me Entire Nous club for their
/ me eiings.
The subject of Miss Margaret Stat
terlys series OF lectures before the
training school each Saturday is
Suggestions and Methods OF Sunday
School Work.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Dean OF Ded-
ham have been taking trip through
the country IN search of place for
location and ii IL hoped they will
decide TO settle here
Israel Anderson. who has been em-
ployed In c. f. Williams's store. has
decided TO accept mercantile situa-
ton offered him In the west and will
soon go to Kansas.
Mrs. Lucretia Webster of Wilton. n.
H.. cousin of Miss Dutton and a
former companion TO the late Mrs. A.
NJ. ID. Alexander. has recently been af-
flicted with a shock.
| The committee on the lecture course
are making arrangements for a par
ticularly attractive course Of lectures
and will soon be prepared to furnish
tickets and programs.
Dr. A. T. Pierson addressed the stu
dents In Stone hall Sunday evening
He Is giving lectures before the train
ing school every afternoon. except
Monday and Saturday. from to p,
| m.
The first issue Of the Mennonite
has been received and Is thorough
ly creditable copy in all respects. The
editor-in- chief is Malcolm NJ. McDer-
mott '06, and there are seven assis-
| tants.
The missionary meeting was
changed from Wednesday to Thurs
day afternoon and was held yester-
day in the Congregational church par
lor. when members of the cradle roll
were present.
The republican caucus resulted in
the choice of o. f. Leach. c. H. Web
ster and C. c. Stearns as delegates:
town committee C. c. Stearns. F. w.
Doane. ]. T. Cummings. o. f. Leach
and n. p Wood.
Mrs. Lucy Folstead. while leading
her horse to the barn. had her finger
caught i'm the chain and received a
serious injury 1t was dressed by the
resident physician at Mt. Hermoh'
who hopes to save the finger.
The field day sports at Mt. Hermon
Monday afternoon attracted large
number of people from town. the
members of the seminary were carried
over in several large barges and there
were many private teams.
Miss Gertrude Ball and Mrs. Fred
Jackson attended the reunion of the
| 52nd regiment at Athol this week.
They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs Hen
nv Jillson, this being the regiment 10
which Mr.. Jillson belonged
Mrs. w. F. Calender came from
New York Saturday to spend rev
DAYS with her mother Mrs. Amanoa
Holton. When she returned she was
accompanied by Mrs. Holton' VINO
viii make a visit of several weeks.
Helen, the Oldest daughter OF FREQ
Caldwell. narrowly escaped severe
iniury this week, as she was kicked py
a horse in the forehead. The skin was
cut so that the wound bled proIuse,y
MT in few days the girl was ABOUT
as usual. Ia
| A snecial Masonic meeting was neid
Of harmony lodge THURSDAY evening,
| sent 81, when D. D. g. NJ ias go
and his staff were entertained.
oral members were present Irolil III
Of town among them being +. l. fieiu
a former resident.
Mrs. S. A. White from New Ms
is in town calling on old friehus w.
White has been away from ner iiom,c
W. sent /. and during the time was
anilad 10 attend the funeral OF M W, :
urhitas mother. who died at the au-
vanced age of 81 years
T, bas been decided at Mt, Herilion
,holish the alumni prize uep''t -,
The $40 formerly offered as piile +ha
ne donate will be presented 70 e on
thrsa hest debaters chosen by su iesor re
,,Ity committee from the a aahata
taams participating in the cup oepa.
= w Doane went to Boston LuIs
ao, and expected to attend-the Plat a
ION fair. and also to go as poston
~ the state convention neld AZ 1pb,,rs-
Friday. DR.. N. ?. WOOD r VIE college
dav intending to WISH ouantion
and also to attend the ,.s,a ;ts
rho Fortnightly club VIII ios after
raxt regular meeting MU ,,ayv The
noon at 8 O'Clock, In tne ~ pooiSs and
subject to be discusseae on, Them, and
sur SUI IN Get the Most from l te,ia ga
How ~ ,'.;i, he read by Mrs. Elia 70"
paper, ,,Isnn and Miss Ethel Beers
''sla ode Of Albert Clark were re-
the soous tbe house of Amos blge &c
moVeSu t,rdav afternoon by s;sts
low IND the family, when coh ,rere
ware an ,'ifa and five children NJ
OF .lis that evening to Pratt NV Nv
moved tina, o,,nied house owned by
into an unoccup
VIII Die Of solomon Thayer DC,
/ Inc ~, week in West MOI . a
CURED LIE was 30 years OF age. tnore
MI, ~ Vernon and had h.e Worth
native u his life. coming 10 80
the moss % Years ago. He mas Oh
field a dsr,y cared for by MS
ters in his ola ase ,,.. hold
'e's " If Veterans auxiliary n .;ni
Inc So. saturday and q iu,en ~,,,,,-
nee' vas held for Mrs d, The oc-
service Poems appropriate " sung.
mings. - road and songs wel cher
casion "T, e Eastern star anu Cun,-
The W. ot;ons of which Mrs ,;,, hold
similar services. ar,ra p
The Lecture mas attended ps %5 by about nT %
Phillips Wednesday, dT afternoon Tho h nis-
ladies Wea aa ,.erv interesting the ms