Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-12
NoRTHFiELD.
cub misunderstanding Bazaar
'n'V = eastern Star Members.

Of Eastern star MEMBERS
.,,sipr meeting Of the Unity
Int hid Friday evening when
100 He,,s,bFrs were present with
EtyeI.A - president, Il. X. Calender
h i9I54E' ME ID was voted 10 disband
ils tba funds in the hands of
|Hd la4t ~, w., Miss NJ. r. Dutton,
.e tg0 should be given to the horse
o2 g fnnd and used for painting me
Fasu ,hgdldiugs and pointing up the
pew Also that the piano owned by
iI'' al In The town hall should be-
|lbt t.g ,Ss property of the town with
bone agitInn mat 1t shall not be
Fhe sg'' nom the building. A commit
fnotta anpainted To attend to the
Fee S1 ~ lila out by the members.
Wv ~, mcmbers of the Eastern Star
lae bo9 n bazaar at the town hall
pr Y 1 waning, May 10. supper viii
sstypl from 10 on the european
r. = At s o'clock the comedy, Joint
na, IN spain, will be given with
N V,oIIowlng caste OF characters'
Ene don, iga Mrs. ]. 7. Cummings:
|Prys a,nry Miss Carrie Russell; mat
FeeteiTI, Ms R d. Doolittle; Mrs. Bas-
fpn Miss Maud Merriman; Mrs.
ESlip, Mrs. John Nye; Mrs. Mitch
Ba' Wiss Mary Leach; Mrs. Blair. Mrs.
l ~ M's prorter: Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. T. r.
Y 49, " Dancing will begin at 3
. al'si' and will continue until J..
EelgNA MI III he handsomely decorated
M which viii display a varied as
oy,gS of handkerchiefs and arti-
y. made from handkerchiefs.
p.ai n calender. who was in town
ts~ days. returned Monday.
psr G F. Pentecost and family are
nsoosd back to their summer home.
The mothers meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. De-
EOlf -,
S'p is with her mother, Mrs. Isaiah
Moody 49,
/ Ms n p. Wood went to Boston
Wednesday and is expected home to-
morrow.
norotby daughter of A. L. Newton,
,r oman at the seminary, is sick with
lonsilitis.
| Paw F B, Meyer from London is In
Il, ~ country and is expected to be
lIele soon,
losanh Cotton and family left Fri
han 10 spend the summer at uncas-
IHe, Conn
Mrs Arthur Phillips and son OF
,aT York are at the Pentecost house
fm the season.
Merrill Dodge, a former employee,
assisting George n. Kidder in his
Transferring business
Miss Marjorie Wilson has finished
!, course at the art school in New
Nj pitv and is now at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jillson of
farlner are the guests of Mrs. JILL
koDs parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
6sll
The guild next Sunday evening will
l. lal bv Miss Goddard Subject.
Ir foundations and how to Meet
Them
As Rev. D. N. Wilson was unable
h be- present. Mrs. Wilson occupied
| he pulpit in the Unitarian church
Sunday
The old fashioned German measles
! re going the rounds and there are
&everal victims among the seminary
ktudents.
At the annual parish meeting of the
Unitarian society the old board was
reelected and the meeting adjourned
10r one week.
Communion services were held in
Die Congregational church sunday
bnd nearly 20 persons We're admitted
. membership.
Harold Chamberlain finished his
Work for Charles C. Stearns April ~
fnd is now working for his father II.
II Chamberlain.
Mrs. James Dresser gave a party a
lew evenings since in honor of her
Daughter the occasion being MISS
Einnies birthday,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pratt and Mrs.
\ P Wood attended the grand chap ,
r Of the Eastern Star. which was
{fli this week in Boston.
Miss Lena Symonds. daughter of
Fred Symonds formerly of this town,
PAS married a short time ago ana is
Pow living in Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hastings OF
Warwick We're in town last Week 1
hey were accompanied by Miss Alice
ftacy, niece from Worcester.
Mrs C. NJ. Starkweather enter
ained several ladies' who were at
be Farms to attend the reproduction
the plays given 50 years ago.
The black stallion, Willis Wilkes,
Ened by Charles Field has been
cry sick and was attended by a vet
binary surgeon from Brattleboro.
There have been two new routes es-
fblshed for the telephone exchange. /
I've new machines have been put IN
Warwick avenue and 16 in West
SNthfeld.
Mrs Grace Joslyn Sankey is a
aest Of Mrs C. A. Linsley. MI
hsey accompanied by his sons. Jo-
eph and Charles, were exnected from
Dc south Wednesday.
George c. Hubbard and Miss Car
{ Florence Graves were married
e1hesday evening in Sunderland.
uldNts was graduate VI liz
urinary in the class of 1901.
Mrs, Homer Smith has been visit
her sons in New York for the
W two weeks Prof George A.
aln is a teacher in Yonkers high
aoOl and Harry P Smith is a bank
On Wall street.
Inc young ladies' of the seminary
released from quarantine, all dam
from contagion being over. The
~ scarlet fever patients are doing
- and are in building away from
seminary grounds.
several were called to Greenfield
week for the hearing on the
,.ma Wright case. The town
.siaers that her support should
M AZ rom property left her by her
f and are vigorously pushing the
-aN Week there was an entertain .
=. al The Farms when old plays We're
atu and as far as possible the
~ were taken by the same actors.
IN was large attendance and
~ praise is heard for the way the
e were taken
= Russell E Long was leading a
pasture the other day. she be-
Haetious and threw her head
.A a way that one horn caught