Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-03

Hazel Holton gave a birthday party
To her little school friends yesterday
afternoon from to 9 y. m.
There was short service at the
Catholic church Wednesday morning
tev, Father Nellighan officiating,
{, \. Ware went TO Westmoreland
n H., yesterday TO meet his aunt, who
mas previously spent her winters here.
The waltz party at Sons of Veter-
ans hall was not attended by large
number, some IL couples being pres
ent.
Mrs. Sarah f.. Billings has had her
house newly painted, greatly improv-
ing her place. II. l.. Brigham did the
work
Alton ID. Elmer cut his thumb so
severely on Sunday while chopping
wood that "A physician was obliged to
dress the wound
Miss Maud Esterbrook Is spending a
short time In town, having a vacation
from her work as trained nurse I'm the
Worcester hospital
John Mattoon is seriously i'll and
the attention of trained nurse is re-
CURED. His condition is causing his
friends much anxiety.
As not so many are needed at the
central office of the telephone ex-
change, the force has been reduced,
Miss Dawson going away.
The service of communion will be
observed at the Congregational
church Sunday and large number
will unite with the church.
The local branch of the Woman's
board of foreign missions met on
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. G..
Moody's for thank offering.
MIR and Mrs. William Day from
Burlington, VT. are visiting his moth
er Mrs, Augusta Day. Mr.. Day has
charge of a creamery near Burlington.
Charles Slate has been i'll with a
heart trouble and his brother. George.
has been his substitute on the cream
cry wagon. He is now able to resume
WORK.
A petition is being circulated by w
NJ Moore to have the trolley cars
come to town from Greenfield and 1t
is being largely signed by the real es-
tate owners.
Mrs. Martin Dickinson has closed
her house for the winter and gone to
live with her daughter. Mrs. c. r.
Pomeroy
Rev and Mrs. Maglathlin have re-
turned to their home in West Bridge
water Mass, where he has had
pastorate for the last IL years. going
from North Easton.
The mothers meeting will be held
in Library hall next Wednesday af-
ternoon There will be practical talks
and sugge stions from the ladies pres
ent and all mothers in town are COR
daily invited.
The harvest supper of the Unitarian
society will be served in the town
hall Friday evening Nov. 10 The
supper will be of hot boiled vegetables
with the usual aecompaniments and
Will be followed by dance.
Mrs Cummings, Mrs Jennings and
Miss Greenough. public school teach
ers. attended the teachers copvention
held in Springfield last week. Several
other teachers will go to the conven-
lion in Sheburne Falls this week.
There was fire in Great swamp |
Friday evening and as it could not be
by those who lived nearby, /
hey called for help and Mr.. Proctor |
vent out with a posse of men who |
finally succeeded in getting il under
control.
There will be supper al the hotel /
his evening. given to the new land
ord, Mr.. Perham, by the citizens.
Tot turkey supper will be served and
rs the citizens appreciate well-kept I
,ouse there will doubtless be a good
attendance.
on Wednesday evening the young
friends of Elsie and Florence Holton
belonging to the A. B. O. club gave
hem a surprise party. There were 20
If them and the evening was merriiy
;pent in playing games and all mad
,ery pleasant time.
State Deputy Gardner visited the
grange Tuesday evening when the
bird and fourth degrees were worked
ollowed by a banquet. Afterwards
peech was made by Mr.. Gardner on
for the Work of the
irange in General.
Henry C. Holton has resigned from
CRYING as superintendent or the I'm
arian SUNDAY school after many con-
ecutive years of service. Arthur 7.
Iartindae has been appointed IN MS
lace. Mr.. Holton will act as assls-
ant superintendent.
The Fortnightly club will meet
1onday afternoon and the subject,
orenzo de Medici and other person.
Titles of the Renaissance Will be dls-
ussed. Papers will be read by Mrs. /
toward. Mrs. Bessie Symonds and t
iiss Hattie Pomeroy. /
The death of Mrs. Dora Aliens Sis, !
or Mrs. Ida Richards Ball. occurred 8
few days ago in New York. Mrs. {
tall was resident of this town sew
raj years ago and had many friends !
ere and much sympathy is extended t
. the bereaved husband.
over 20 from town went to Mr. and I
IRIS. F.. A. Pratt's last week to heip
CELEBRATE their goth wedding anniyer-
ary. They were members of the Ma e
onic lodge and Eastern Star ana
ome valuable silver gifts were pre- t
ented to Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
Prof. James McConaughy has taken \
n his work again at Mt. Hermon
rhooI after a six months leave OF {
bsence. He is the head of the de-
2 rtment of English Bible in the <
.hool. Mr. McConaughy spent nve e
l.