Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-03
VERNON.
A Birthday Party-Doe Killed Near
Vernon Station.

Vernon Station.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Barnes gave
birthday party Monday evening II
honor of their daughter, Aida. Games
fortune telling and dancing forme,
the order of entertainment. Choice re-
freshments were served and the youni
people will remember II as n very en-
| joyable evening, They left hand
some present for Miss Aida as a SOU
venir of the occasion.
| Two unknown dogs chased a doe
out of the woods near Vernon station
last week. II was so much exhausted
that in endeavoring to jump a vii
fence near Mr.. Alleys 1t struck Its
head against the fence and broke its
neck. The animal was dressed and
hung up. Word was sent to Game
Warden Batchelder of Townshend but
at last accounts no answer had been
received from him as to the DISPOSE
ton of the venison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Collier and son
Willis are all quite i'll.
Vernon grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hunt and two daughters
of . Brattleboro were over Sunday
guests at w. A, Newton's.
Several young people drove to
Bernardston Tuesday evening TO at
tend the sugar supper and dance.
Syrup and sugar makers tags,
labels and other things promptly and
reasonably printed at the Reform.r
Print Shop.
Miss Tina Streeter who is a student
in the Greenfield high school has been
obliged to come home on account of
having the measles.
Mrs, c. Il, Davis was the guest of
Mrs. Reynolds at Brattleboro Tuesday
night, attending the Foresters' min
strel entertainment.
a party of 81 grangers took a
sleighride to Brattleboro last week
Wednesday, to witness the comforting
Of the third and fourth degrees by tn
Protective grange.
Robert C. Allen is quite Ill with
strip complicated by measles and ton
siiitis, and the two children have
whooping cough, the latter disease
being quite prevalent in town.
Charles ]. Davis of Seattle, Wash
ngton, who some time ago won the
state championship medal for bowl
ng, attended the bowling tournament
1t Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 10. as
member of team of six.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. H. Akley enter
aimed The Neighbors lasl Saturday
evening. Music and games were en-
oyed by all. The prizes were award
ID, first, to Miss Zelia Johnson; sec
md. TO Mrs. b. r. Allen; third to |
Miss Minnie Holden, after which re- |
reshments of sandwiches, cake ana /
'offee were served
Ladies are requested to contribute /
God next Tuesday for the usual din I
Ter which the Ladies' circle VIII serve |
II their rooms TO all those attending /
he town meeting who desire a good
Inner. II Is hoped that there will +
re large attendance of the members
# the circle as the annual meeting
ONES at this time.
A letter from Mrs. f. ~ Brooks of
seattle states that they have had
his year two or three weeks of what
hey call very cold weather there.
he coolest recorded was 20 above,
ne morning at o'clock. A Seattle
a per declares that this is not the
oldest weather Seattle has seen
he thermometer having dropped to
hree degrees above in 1893.
Friday evening, March 10, an en-
will be given by the Y [
; c. Z. which will begin at 100. A
hort drama viii be presented, after
'hich scale supper win be served.
,umbers will be furnished and each
erson will be asked to find the hold
+ of the duplicate number. When
artners have been secured they will
e weighed and the number of pounds
ifference in the weight will repre-
ent the number of pennies to be paid
II ice cream and cake for the two
is cordially invited, and
good time ie q ssnrnd