Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
TOWN SHEN D.
Spring Meeting Of Central Sunday
Schools-A Quiet Weddinq.

Will speak ON, Some or the Critica
Points In Teaching intermediate
} Glasses. and the forenoon session viii
close with an address by Rev. Mr.
Chambers. After a basket lunch. ant
praise service and business session
the convention will hear paper b,
Mrs. q. NJ. Love on. The Little Chill
dren In the Sunday School. Rev
Mr.. Beeman viii tell those interested
In the work, How to Get out of tn,
Old Ruts. After a social hour fol
thirty minutes, the closing address
will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Swarts
These meetings are well worth at
tending, and IL is hoped that the
churches will be we'll represented.
Hymen made the village quiet
visit Wednesday evening and In CO.
operation with Rev. Il. A. Royal pre-
sided at the nuptials of William Blood
and Miss Annie Cook. The event
which was not entirely unexpected
took place at the home of the newly
married couple, in the apartments re-
Gently fitted up in A. A. Blood's house
The groom is employed at Willards
mill, and the bride is the popular and
efficient teacher of the lower grade of
the village school. The best wishes
of the community go with the happy
pair.
Miss Clara Stone is working at e.
Il. Batchelder's.
Ernest Allen of Jamaica was in
town Wednesday.
A. A. Blood was Brattleboro
passenger Monday
Mrs. Metcalf of Dover is the guest
of Miss Myra Hobart.
Miss Mabel Sage of Jamaica is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Julian Taft.
Miss Cora Barnes of Westminster
West has been visiting in town this
week.
Mabel Farnsworth returned from
la visit in Chester the first of the
week.
Newell Jennson is drawing the
lumber for his new house from the
Eddy mill.
Prof. Van Schaick returned Sat
urday morning TO his school in Hoo
sick Falls, N. Y.
Miss Bertha Phillips and Miss Eta
Marsh are working in Newfane
during court time.
Mrs Rachel Twitchell from Sax
tons River visited her sister, Mrs.
Martin Sparks, this week
The school building has expert
enced its usual spring cleaning, pre-
paratory to the opening of the schools
Monday.
The seniors at the seminary gave a
supper in the chapel Tuesday after
noon and held a social in the evening
in the hall above.
VIII Scott, who has been working
for C. H. Willard, went Saturday to
Springfield. VT. to take a position
with the electric road.
Those who know our genial mer-
chant, Mr.. Lowe, were not surprised
Monday when he came back from
Brattleboro with new horse.
Charles Cutler went to Brattleboro
Tuesday. We shall expect TO see the
new assistant postmaster out in a
chariot as soon as the weather is pro-
pitious.
The friends of Mr. Cheney of Beloit, |
Wis, Mrs. c. III. Wizards father will |
be pleased to learn of his recovery
from an attack of pneumonia. He is |
able to sit up some now.
Mrs. Effie l.. Russell is the guest |
for a few days at E. B. Batchelders. |
Mrs. Russell has been spending the |
winter in Waterville, Maine, and is I
On her way to her home in Peru.
Mrs Ellen Plumb and daughter,
Miss Mary Plumb, of Brattleboro, have
oeen calling on old friends in town
his week. They are the guests for
/ few days of Mrs. Henry Stratton at
he west village.
Mrs. C. H. Willard has received
rom her sister, Laura, some wind
lowers picked in Wisconsin near Be- (
oft. The wind flower grows on the
;.,a t., 1, =,
lppear in the spring
Fred Randall is working at the
rhayer house to get it into shape for
is also being renovated
n anticipation of its tenants from the
vest, Rev. Webster and family.
Word comes from Denver, Col, i
hat Miss Mabel Fullerton has been
n the hospital for an operation for
he removal of a catarrhal growth
rom one nostril. She expects to have {
mother operation soon on the other
ne. 7
Martin Sparks and Zina Cobb were |
4 Keene, n. H., over Sunday. Mr.
parks was the guest of his brother. a
nd Mr.. Cobb visited his son, Harry v
Tho has a good position in the groc
ry department of one of Goodnow
nd Pearson stores.
Rev. Martin d. Kneeland of Boston, t
ecretary of the New England Sab
ath Protective league is to speak y
forming and evening at the Congre- il
ational church on Easter Sunday. O
he morning sermon will be appro-
rate for the occasion. In the eve o
ing there will be union meeting II
nd DR.. Kneeland will present the n
ork of the organization which he g
presents An offering will be TAX
The West River grange met at the t,
wn hall Friday evening and exer- N
sed the goat on four candidates h
r. and Mrs. Harry Franklin, Miss
thel Toilette, and John Cobb. If the h
ird and fourth degrees will be h
orked on them at the same place n
riday evening, April rs. The goat" a.
is said, is in excellent fettle, and o,
thing pleases him more than
'od feed of tacks and red pepper q.
ID new candidates to initiate. u, u
The Stebbins- Chamberlain law suit h.
er lumber purchased by Mr.. Steb- of
MS of Mr.. Chamberlain, which was SC
pealed from the justice trial held m
re, has been on trial at Newfane w
is week. Tuesday Williards mill
rs shut down and the proprietor
larles Austin, Albert Franklin Ar
ur Rand, Raymond Beebe. Martin
arks, Zina Cobb, Fred Lawrence tn
d r. W. Snyder went as witnesses
lie mill was running Wednesday but CO
me of the men had to attend court. 81
Ancient lore has tradition to the l.,
ect that Mahomet and the noun r,n
n he wished to visit had some diff PIC
rlty in effecting a meeting. 1t is
opposed that Mahomet thought the tut