Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-21
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Commencement Preparations - New
Books at the Library.

The senior class OF Powers insti-
tute has completed its organization
with Elwood Stanford, PRESIDENT;
Lucy Mowry, vice president; jeanette
Benson, secretary and treasurer,
Recent accessions TO Cushman IL
brary: How to Make Baskets, White;
More Baskets. White; Indian Basket
ry, James; Practical Basket Making,
James. Women's Ways of Earning
Money, Alden; Life of Florence Night
ingale. Tooley; Autobiography of a
Tomboy. Glider; The Tomboy at Work
Glider; The Forest. S. Il. White; The
Mountains, s. T.. White; Samantha at
the ST. Louis Exposition, Holley;
Trouble Woman. Morris: Cabbages
and Kings, Henry; Common Way. De-
land: Millionaire Baby, Green; Janet
Ward, Sangster; Huldah. MCGOWAN;
Letters from Chinese Official; Our
Mountain Garden. Thomas; Mary's
Garden and How II Grew. Duncan;
Story of Rapid Transit from Mail
coach to Motor-car. Wilson; Quest of
John Chapman. Hills Masquerader
Thurston: Prisoner of Mademoiselle
Roberts; My Lady Laughter, Tilton;
Common Lot, Herrick: Woman who
went to Alaska, Sullivan; Helen Allis-
ton; Youth of Washington Mitchell
Cheerful Americans. Loomis; More
Cheerful Americans. LOOMS; At Home
with the Jardines. Bell: Life of John
A. Andrew. Pearson; Son of Royal
Langbrith, Howells: The Effendi, !
Whitehouse; Passing of Thomas jan
bier; The Reaper. Rickert; Little Cit
liens, Kelley; Sisters Vocation. Dask- |
am: Peggy O'Neal, Lewis; OF the |
Highway, Smith: Bits of Gossip. Da-
Wis; Whosoever Shall Offend, Craw
ford; Barbara Laid. Roberts; Elean-
or Lee, Sangster The Georgians, Har-
ben; The Fugitives, Brudno; Each .
Life Unfulfilled. Ray; The Dominant [
Strain, Ray; Young and old Purtans
pers and their Friends. Sidney; His
tory of Rome, Botsford; Short Stories
from American History, Blaisdell;
How the United States Became
Nation, Fiske
Mr.. and Miss Sanderson returned
to their home last week
G. Wells F'rary is building a piazza {
to his house on South street
Mr.. Afford will soon go on his usual /,
business trip for the Cutlery /,
company.
The first Wednesday in May is the
line appointed for the annual meeting :
If the Ladies' Social circle.
The Snow residence on the Green 4
ield road is being improved by the b
addition of extensive piazZas. n
Mrs. H. A. Newton of Fitchburg has +
ecently visited her daughter, Mrs. c. s
D. Streeter, and called on friends in Il
own.
Miss IRA c. Burrows is giving the
enior class especial instruction in
ocal music in preparation for com 81
Rev. Eugene NJ Frary will give the NJ
sermon before the sem
n class on the Sunday previous to :,
heir graduation.
Mrs H. E. Lowering has returned =,
rom winter sojourn in -Hoyoke and
ynn and is preparing her house for
lmmer occupation. u
Union Lenten services We're held by
lie Congregationalists Baptsts and ne
Iethodists Wednesday afternoon, IS
and Friday evenings.
Mrs Nelson Bixby and her grand he
aughter, Marguerite Bond of Adams. TO
re spending a few days with II. Fl. at
ewton and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. La
lie. ag
over Sunday guests We're Luman ex
elson of Winchester n. H.. at NJ. r. br
elson's; Miss Ida Chaplin at her ti'
others; Miss Nellie Fletcher Of m
artford at F. S. Merrifeld's. los
AT Cedar Lawn cottage Mrs. Afford
IS received a house party for the
.xt two weeks: Mr.. and Mrs. Theo
re Butts, Misses Beatrice and Hell NV;
Butts of Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr. and
RS. E. w. Baldwin of New Jersey. Mr..
id Mrs. Eugene Franklin and Miss We
HE Detlefren of Brooklyn.