Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-16

some of his personal property at auc-
ton sale at his place near Eddy's
mill June "a II is understood that
Mr. Hescock has sold his place &c
Harrison Chamberlin.
Charles willard has bargained for
an engine for his mill to replace the
one now In use. which is too small as
well as badly worn. The new engine
will be shipped as soon as Nr. Will
lard is ready to install 1t.
Miss Alice Norton. teacher in the
| Evanston. ILL.,, public schools, whom
many will remember as a visitor In
York city Saturday. June H. on the
Wonderland for trip abroad.
The household effects of F. E.
Phelps were moved into the Holland
fiat Thursday. Fred Randall has been
at work several days papering and
whitewashing for Mr.. Holland in
preparation for the new tenants.
Contrary to expectation there was
service at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. Mr.. Royal re-
ceiyed word from his Massachusetts
church granting him leave of absence
for the day. so he preached in the
morning and offieiated at a baptism in
the afternoon.
c. II. Willard has at his house two
photographs of his mill and the help.
taken by a photographer sent up the
narrow gauge by the railroad interests.
Tho pictures represent IL men 1.-TWO
are not in iD, three dogs, pair OF
oxen. the mill. some hundreds of logs.
and the eternal hills in the distance.
The ball game Saturday forenoon
between the Newfane Nationals ana
the Townshehd Americans came OF as
advertised. The local Americans
seem TO have solved the combination
of the scoring machine. although they
are not quite sure whether the maj
count was IL or IS TO in their favor.
They are firm in the belief that they
won the game. and. under the CIR
cumstances. are not very particular
as 10 the exact number of TALES In
the margin.
In accordance with recent vote OF
the congregational church the work
of the Sunday school will be brought
into closer touch with the church
hereafter. The time of re-organiza-
tion will be at the beginning or the
wear instead Of the middle. and the
will be elected by the
church at its annual meeting instead
of by the school. An executive COM
mittee will also be elected by inc
church to work in cooperation with
the superintendent.
Ar a business meeting of the Chris
tian Endeayor society Thursday even |
ing the officers for the next SIX
were elected as follows: Pres-
ident, Mrs. F. L. Osgood; vice presl-
dent, Miss Cora Mason; recording
secretary and treasurer MISS stella
Gray: corresponding secretary
George H. Baker; junior superintend-
emf Mrs. F. L. Osgood; assistant |
Miss Esther MELON
aid. chairman of the various commit
ices. lookout, Mrs. G.. H. Baker, pray
or meeting. DR.. F. L. Osgood; social
Miss Alice Dale; music. Miss Cora
Mason. flower Miss Stella Gray.
Money was voted toward the ex-
,enses of the county union.
Sunday evening Clarence ]. Fergu-
son. esq. of Burlington. superinlenu-
ant of the Anti Saloon league OF the
state. gave an interesting ana forceiui
address on the working of the local
,ption law and the effects or license.
Mr. Ferguson cited some OF the rosy
inted promises made by the sup
,orters of the license propositioh pc
or the law went into effect and then
10 quoted instances which had come
,nder his own observation showing
Terv clearly the difference between
he theory and actual conditions; MI
ferguson spoke for about an nour,
md held the attention of the audience
The number present was
lot so large as the importance OF lhe
ubiect and the ability of the speaker
nerited. At the close of the ADDRESS
was given for those VINO
Wished to aid the work of the league ,
n a financial way. Mr.. Ferguson
poke at Wardsboro in the morning.