Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-03
NoRTHFiElD.
|eranae Initiation = Marrow Escape
from Fire-Stock Purchases.

from TWC"StosN FhtSVseSes
The Mortified grange at Its la,
regular meeting initiated candidate
bnto the third and fourth degree
Oyerseer Wilbur. who was abser
from the special meeting OF Jan. q
was Installed and banquet wa
Served after the initiation ceremonies
Visitors from the Vernon grang
,yere present and extended an invi
nation to visit that grange Saturda
yenlng. Feb 4, which was accepted
I'm spite of the storm there was
large number present nj the even
ng's exercises.
The house of John A. Fisher OF
he Hinsdale road narrowly escape,
burning Sunday. The dog was con
mod I'm the house and some way II l
nnposed he upset the rocking chair
vhich was found on the stove ant
Vas ON fire. The room was full o
moke and Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher for
unately returned from church II
Ine TO extingui h 1t before further
kamage was done,
valuable Berkshire boar has re-
entiy been purchased from the
Hood farm, Lowell, Mass, by the
In Hermon school. The animal has
hout the same pedigree as some OF
he great prize winners in the Hood
RIM herd last fall. Berkshires from
his famous herd won 81 prizes at
arious state fairs and at the Worlds
bir ST. Louis. and the young stock
rom Hood farm is in good demand.
Mrs. David Bail is seriously i'll
ith the grip.
Mrs. Herbert Brigham Is visiting her
lister in orange, Mass.
Miss Nellie Campbell was the guest
her sister, Annie. this week.
Miss Marion Coleman of Keene. N
is a guest of Marion Webster.
Miss Nellie Campbell was a recent
hest of her sister, Miss Annie Camp
I'll.
The L. S. s. of the Congregational
hurch met yesterday with Mrs. A.
Day.
Mrs. Sias and Miss Georgia Alex
nder are guests of Miss Lizzie
urple.
Mrs. Ella Ware from Chesterfield,
H.. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
hinton Ware.
Charles Field has purchased the
nous black stallion. Willis Wilkes,
Fred L. Proctor.
Fred Wright, who has been visit
his father, f, H. Wright, re-
rned to Boston Monday.
Mrs Bristol of Pittsfeld, Mass.
no has been visiting her son. H. M.
ristol, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Leon r. Alexander left We'd
sday for Clifton Springs to remain
few days with her brother,
Mrs. Frank Webster has been
lied to Amherst on account of the |
hess of her grand daughter, Corinne I
hsh.
Miss Daisy Holton is taking music |
ssons in Springfield at the branch I
the Hartford Conservatory of
|usic.
mir. and Mrs. Henry Jillson of
krdner Mass, are guests OF MRS.
lson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
Ball.
Chicken pox has made its appear
Ice at the school in the centre and
few of the pupils are absent in con-
huence.
Miss Ruth Crane goes to Green
ID each day to take a course OF
biography at the Lucas school of
brthand.
!. w. Wilbur has decided to remain I
town and will erect a blacksmith {
bp as soon as a convenient location
secured.
Miss Maud Maltby who has been
ployed in the family of Joseph
lliams, has returned to her home
Connecticut.
The assessors were at the town
Wednesday afternoon at :
ock to consider valuations and DIS '
IS attachments.
he house formerly known as the
if cottage, now occupied by Lau-
ce Lazelle, will hereafter be E
>wn as Wyndemere.
n account of the storm the regular r
eting of the O. E. S. was delayed
week and so was not held until
Wednesday evening, Feb. l.
II. Alderman is quite sick with y
grip also his son, Harry. There a
several cases of this disease about
b. and Mrs. Chauncey Reed is also
e sick. y
dance will be given by the Sons i.
Veterans this evening Feb. -
the ladies' are requested to each
g a box which will contain sup II
for two.
ISIS Bessie Alexander went We'd y
Jay to Boston, where she will en-
the Conservatory of Music. she l. l.
accompanied by her sister, Mrs !.
= Stearns. II
account of the fire at the Mer- "
n cottage Friday the Bible class
held with Mrs. Laurence Lazelle.
afternoon it will be held at Miss q
fiman's as usual. 9
A. r. Pierson addressed the Y. -
Sunday evening and also spoke \,
be usual evening service. DR.. c. al
kudder occupied the pulpit of the y,
kregational church Sunday morn 81
IS Slatterly is giving a series of f
res before the Mortified Train S.
School The next one comes to- al
ow afternoon at 2 o'clock, the in
bet being Church History. The S
is invited.
s. R. f. Long gave a party in b,
of Miss Helen Proctor Monday F
ing, the occasion being Miss 81
or's birthday. The evening was G.
pleasantly with vocal and in M
Rental music and tableaux. l.
Franklin County association II
c., meets in Greenfield We'd W
y, Feb. s, with the Edwin E. O
post and it is expected that sew 81
rom the local society will attend. JC
z. NJ. LazeHe of this town is c,
ient of the association. Pl
A. T. Pierson will give the adj n
next Sunday morning in the N
fegational church. 1t is expected ~
ervices will be unusually inter- X
the occasion being Founders -
which is in honor of the birth ~
pf Dwight l.. Moody. II
Fortnightly club will meet as
npYt MOnHav aftarpoop and II