Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-28
NoRTHFiELD.
rxoroises-Death Of Mrs. J. A.
u s,|n,rd-Town Meeting.

EyerciseS-Deat' W WIS., ~ Y"
1" poll,nd-Town Meeting.
re appropriate Easter ex-
mere IN both Of the churches sun.
ses,rning. In the Unitarian chursh
moru"WS' wilson was unable to be
Mh a sermon written by Rev.
sent a AN on the subject of the
peri - was read by Arthur
Iregguio , b. f. Field sang solo,
ftlnua,iiya,, Morn, and In the an
Furrevtio.' we're sung by Mrs. A. w.
SV and Miss Emma Alexander
|e' el decorations were hne, ar
noI h'. The skilful hand of Charles
geu , -! and consisted OF potted
Ma'' oaIIas and Easter lilies and
pts va,,' afterwards distributed
Pc .,a Inyalids. In the north
onE he sunday school children
{nnied prominent sea.s ~ no ;n
uP pey \. Fay Smith gave an m
mo n sermon to both chlldren
eSuI lslts Festoons Of evergreens
au 'J the church galleries and
lrel ,eogather in the arch back OF
pc vs. W., and there was suspended a
| pun cross. There was an
pc E"s' If Easter lilies, white tu-
ilua a,nrrations. Jacqueminot roses,
ote all tastefully arranged I'M
INA direction of Mrs. l.: Z. La
'"e Tba flowers were afterwards
e,,rtsd among the sick and shut
flUr n,a Al in number. There were
sV'" songs by the children and an
vla also solo by one OF the
le't srom the seminary which were
Pr Ia, deserving of mention, be-
mder the direction OF Prof' A. D.
.,l aeatb of Mrs. J. A. Holland,
lie u,'oJ for about 30 years on
~ bsatd mountain, occurred last
Pl, ny. Mr. and Mrs. Holland have
time lived in Erving ana she
aot heen we'll all winter but MADE
onmnlaints until about two months
Since that time she has failed
heing great sufferer until
'T Jsoth She was most estimate
nan kind neighbor and respect
ma Ia ali who knew her. She leaves
.i " " her husband four children
|bsrt and Elliot of Erving, MRS.
Ej, m Fisher of Mortified and Mrs,
h Fellows of Orange.
|rhe adjourned town meeting was
Ia Monday in the town hall. The
Eort of the committee for repairs on
h center schoolhouse was received
"a the town voted to appropriate
;OO for the necessary changes. The
Eor is 70 be cemented and new
E,mhing arrangements are to be put
also The front part will be rebuilt
,iiow for more convenient entrance
the upper floor.
Eugene LABEL has moved his fam
10 warwick for the season.
William Mead of Hinsdale is the
Ew clerk for C. E. Williams.
n Greenleaf is moving to his
bma on Mortified mountain.
Iobn Wall was a recent guest OF
\ norents. Mr.. and Mrs. James wall
Rev D. NJ. Wilson continues to be
riouslv i'll at the Unitarian parson-
ge,
Tho Village Improvement society Is
linz good work cleaning the streets,
e,
George Field and his wife are to
70 in Mrs, Kenney's house at the
arms,
Mrs George Reed has moved into
rs, Lena Delvy's house on Warwlch
venue,
". NJ. Moore is one of the NUMBER
no are repainting their houses TINS
lring,
Mrs Collier and brother have come
j, live with their cousin, George
tevens.
Miss Mary Joyce, who has been
sitting in town, has returned to
orth Adams.
Carrie Tomski has gone to Middle
,wn, Conn. to enter the hospital fol
aimed nurses.
Miss Mabel Learnard of Halifax
t., was in town over Sunday visit
lg friends here.
F. W. Doane has begun to move MS
Gods to his lately purchased mouse
h Warwick avenue.
The census enumerator is with Us
gain and any time after Monday you
lay receive a call.
Mr. Phillips of Conway, the piano
lner, is going the rounds among MS
ANY patrons in town.
The ladies' Of the Congregations
ewing society met in the church par
rs Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary Callaghan, tralnet
urse from Boston, has been CUES
t her mother this week.
Miss Minnie Howard has gone pacf
0 her work in Brattleboro, VT, wher'
he is employed in store.
Miss Marion Howard has been con
ned to the house with throat trou
le but is now able to be out.
Miss Tillie NJ. Watson, a deacones
t the Methodist churches, spoke a
he seminary Sunday evening.
Mrs Jennings. owing to Mrs. Pome
oy's closing her house, is now poaro
ng with Mrs. Andrew Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Chamberiall
pent Easter Sunday with MITE
parents at Orange.
The mothers meeting was held VIII
hrs L. c. Lazelle Wednesday after
loon and was led by Mrs. De Won.
Mrs. F. W. Doane is soon going =
Boston to have her little son, HOWARD
reated by a specialist for deafness.
Arthur Phillips of New York cit
vas guest of his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs A. ]. Phillips, the first OF Tn
week.
The public schools were closed FIJI
lay to allow the teachers to atteh
ne teachers institute held in Green
ield.
Charles Osgood from San fran
'sco, former resident of this toWI
guest of his sisters, the Mlsse
)sgood
Mrs. Grace Hart Crosby 1roi