Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-08


tended from town aud Miss Rose
Stearns was chosen as secretary for
the club the coming year.
Miss Daisy Dickinson is making
preparations to attend the national en-
campment at Washington September
u. Miss Dickinson goes as the state
delegate from Massachusetts,
The old friends of Mrs. T.. NJ. Mixter
viii be pleased 10 learn that she Is
very happy and eontented al the
Home for the Aged In Brattleboro.
where she went several months ago.
Arsdale and coberly. two students
from Brown university. who have been
camping here this summer left Mon
day for their home In New Jersey and
expect to be In college September 20.
Mrs. c, c, Stearns gave a whist par
~ this week In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Castle OF Dorchester. Mrs.
Castle will be remembered as Edith
Bell and Is at present guest of Mrs.
Alderman.
Charles w. Nation OF Floral cot
tage has extended a cordial invitation
to everyone To attend his annual birth
day party next Thursday. Sept IA,
at his home on Maple street from to
10 y. IN. Refreshments will be served
as usual
Prebendarv Webb-Peploe finished
his course of lectures at the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday and DR.. c.
+. Pentecost, pastor of the Madison
Avenue church, New York city. began
series OF lectures Tuesday evening.
continuing the rest of the week.
The school in West Mortified
opened Tuesday with the same teach
AZ
changes have been made In the corps
of teachers. Miss Annie French of
Exeter. ~ H.. Is to take the place Of
Miss Goddard I'm the centre school.
Most of the schools began Tuesday.
The tax collector has made his an
Inual visit and shows that the rate of
taxation Is larger than usual. being
$3.50 on a thousand. +. s. Schell
heads the list, being the largest tax
payer in town, and there are four pri-
vate citizens who pay tax of over
5000 and SO who pay over WOO. There
will be the usual discount to all those
who pay their taxes before October /.
The Mortified seminary opened last
Wednesday. Miss Nellie Starr, who
has been connected with the school
for several years as private secretary
to the principal Miss Hall, has re-
Mt. Holyoke college. Several other
changes have been made in the rae
ulty: some have married and others
have gone elsewhere to teach. The
Bible Training school begins its fall
session two weeks later.
On account of the heavy rains on
Labor day the partakers of the clam.
bake adjourned to Sons of Veterans
hall The bake went on as planned,
only the baking was done in the ruins
of the Loveland house and carried 10
the hall. The four patriotic organiza-
lions were present-about so members
in all--and the dinner was pro-
nounced excellent Afterwards during
a lull in the showers there was Wig
orous game of ball in which the mar
ried men defeated the unmarrieu men
by score of TO 8.
The petition of remonstrance against
, excluding automobiles from certain
streets has been circulated by ~ w,
! Keet who runs an auto statioh, any
the protest has received the iialhes "
, enough taxpayers to make " enec. Nv
The newt stem will be hearing before
, the state Highway commission, wnicn
will he held here in town Monud!
Sentember H. The selectmen claim
, that the roads are narrow ana III.
driving of the machines on some ol
, them is dangerous. 1t is SAID that
Large majority of the townspeople sup
port them in this view
The Baby matinee. under the aus
nicas Of the w. r. c., attracted muci
attention at Sons of Veterans hai
FRIDAY afternoon. Twenty-Five papies
! ware present. who, with their noun
ers were guests of the corps. Souvenir
silver spoons were given as prizes
The most youthful baby preseiit Wa'
Ellen Isabel Atwood, who, only |. ga.
. old was a prize winner. GoIs.ai,e'
Wood was the heaviest papy ui ,i.
r one wear and Alden Hartwel DOOM,
, 81 ,,,as the heaviest over one year
Mrs. Movers Doolittle's daughter
nlive 2lS years old, wore manu-
snmeiv embroidered dress. whicn wa
n,ada many years ago by per srea'.
grandmother and had been worn y.
: thraa generations Cake and ice-creali
] We're served and home mace ioou, VIZ,
for sale The treasury of me corp
$ win he increased by about 80 iioi'
the entertainment.
u,ha list of new books recently auu
n a. 70 the Dickinson library Is pTiiite'
J. Nv the courtesy of the editor ana ~ =, !.
,;,sgasted that patrons of the npral'
: save the slip for future relTie ,'as
e Fiction-Works of Alexander Du,
seven volumes; Out OF y.,o,t !
. rnnnolv. Mrs. Clyde, Gordon. bloiiI =
! 1 D.ani,anbow Dix; The Valley OF De
y a;,;on wharton; Princess Passes
,I,r;II;amsop. Dorothy Vernon. MaJoi
S dnniicate: At Close Range, Hopk XII.
n The black Chanter. Christie; Inc ~ il
~ adams. Uncle Remus, Harrls
e S,,san C,Iegg. Warner; Emmy Eor
h Wartin Uther and Igrane, Deep, aiS
inventions of an Idiot, baIgs pica
: romedy of Conscience, Sanoy. no a =
: santa Claus Partner. Page r,'ehnor
Yea and Nay. Hewlett, ne uayte. p
Conrad. Condensed Novels ma Ia. Sin
!, CIadden waltz; The Divine FIRE on i;
II LIZ. Saracenesca. Crawford, uupi,
~. The Smoke Eaters, Marriase =
e I.,;,,;,n, Ashe Ward; Isidro' Aus M,
e 1,,aaad Trail. White. duplicate, ~
= P ioi,t,,;ng conductor. Williamson. -
E Lts Guest. Wells; Dream D oni
s Srabame: Tangled in Beuiam Dor
d Nov: Mrs McLeris, Bell, fr pbi,nott
i traits The Secret woman, The
Love Among the Runs Deep Isnewill
: THAT Walk in Darhies''
y Jethro. Baron; anhv-Diary fror
- Chestnut; Old Masters an
LIN, coy. Literature of the Hlc,ol 10
y New Taw Hampshire. Sanpolll
u age and His Times. Federn' Snu,
1t Pa istorv a of the English people Grfea
The 18th Century. Smell; Hart
a History tis told by cotemp %a;ssance' D
r. Women of the p hSna, Makers. tw
h Maulde: Books and BOOK NReyolutiol
:. volumes. P nnrmont Robinson: Ho,
n CARVE Cary won The Northwest. Thw 9nr
=, CARR Renaissance, Salisbury vi
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