Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24


seen few days ago on their way
south.
G, J, Phillips Of Conway formerly
with The Taylor Music house Ia
Springfield, Ii In town on business
trip.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Wilson has returned
from visit 10 her mother. whom she
has left In more comfortable eondi-
ton.
Rev. ID. NJ. Wilson was called to
Fouincy last week on account OF the
death OF one OF his former parish
ioners,
! q. n. Kidder has his storehouse
nearly completed doing most OF the
work himself with the assistance OF
his clerks.
/ The |. o. II. NJ. had social last
week, A. prominent Red Man from out
OF the state besides rs invited guests
were present
4 Mrs. William Lamson. who has been
To hospital for treatment returned
home Saturday and Is now able TO be
about the house.
/ Charles l.. Holton of Springfield was
a guest OF his sister. Mrs. Lucy Fol-
stead and Miss Mary Holton. at the
Mrs. Charles Banks, who has been
/ in town recently calling on old friends.
has gone to Los Angeles. Cal. and
opened rooms for lodgings.
The annual convention of the
Franklin County Sunday schools was
held at Turner's Falls Tuesday and
several attended from here.
Miss Slatterly will speak before the
training school tomorrow afternoon al
$3.50. continuing series of lectures TO
(which the public are invited.
Mrs. f. V. Wood announces the en-
gagement of her sister. Miss Bessie NJ.
Hervey, To Robert w. Mitchell. son of
w. C. Mitchell of Brattleboro.
| Miss Sarah Dunklee. a former resi-
dent of the place. now. of Meriden,
Conn. has been guest of Mrs. G. T.
Holton this week and also other old
friends.
Mrs. II. ii. Chamberlain has been
very sick with gastritis so that the
services of trained nurse We're re-
quired, but at this writing she is inn
proving.
| Charlie Linsley is quite sick with
rheumatism and is cared for by John
Phelps The Linsley family have gone
south to open their hotel for the win
ter season.
was held Monday afternoon when
some especially good papers were read
on the subject of Social Life of the
Middle Ages,
The famous Indian. DR.. Charles
Eastman of Amherst. gave the fourth
entertainment in the lecture course at
Mt. Hermon. taking for his subject.
The School of Savagery.
The Mortified seminary will be
closed from Wednesday to Friday
noon and the public schools from
Wednesday TO Monday morning for
the usual Thanksgiving recess.
Excursion rates on the c. V. r. r.
are to be given for those who viii
attend Thanksgiving with distant rel
atives and are good for going Nov ~
and 80 and returning until Dec. 4.
The reception, which was to have
been given TO Rev. and Mrs. y. Fay
Smith. was postponed until Wednes-
| day evening and was held In the par
lors of the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Schell en-
tertained the faculty and students OF
| the Mortified Training school at the
Birnan house one evening last week
and the evening was an enjoyable one
| to all.
An inspection of the Sons of Veter-
ans took place Tuesday evenin~ with
Frank NJ. Munson of Greenfield as in
specting officer After the work of the
evening was completed. refreshments
were served.
! Last week the sixth football game
| in the championship cup series was
played at Mt. Hermon between the
| teams of Crossley hall and the Cot
tages. the score standing to in ia
lvor of the Cottages.
| A friend visiting town reports sac
ing a squash in Westhampton WniSh
weighed 500 pounds and 1t had been
forced to this enormous size by being
fed daily with milk. Can any NORTH
field farmer compete?
| A. A. Newton. foreman at Northfield
seminary. has been having a vacation
of one month which ne mas spent ~
| travelling through the west. He mas
returned and taken UP his duties
Iagain at the seminary.
public installation of the officers
of Harmony lodge was held Wednes-
ldav evening with d. d. G.. NJ. Taggett
Iof Milers Falls as installing offlcer a
! BANQUET was served after the COM
/
pletion of the evenings work.
| The subject of the Young People
guild for Sunday evening was what
| IS NV Work? Rev. Charles n. Moves
| was present and gave the young peo-
Iple some practical suggestions ana
hearty encouragement in their work,
! Mrs. Matte Webster Nash from
| Amherst was in town last week ana
assisted Mrs c. E. Williams in recelv-
ing her friends at reception las
Thursday afternoon. she was the
guest of Mrs Williams until FRIDAY.
| The secretary of the school board
was the one representative rom
Northfield TO the meeting in GreeniieiI
/ Tuesday of the Franklin county schooi
| committee. who were addressed by
state Secretary Martin of the board
| of education.
| Rev. Charles n. Moves preacheu
to his old parishioners Sunday morn.
| ing and also supplied the pulpit at
warwick in the afternoon. During
| the morning service. Mrs. GLADYS flelu
Hermann sang My Rosary IN very
pleasing manner
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann. VINO nav.
been occupying the Field suinllle =
home on the mountain for the past
month went to Mattapoisett Wedhes,
dav They are planning 10 spenu
,rhankspiving with friends there. anu