Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-23

ehaers Episcopal church Will hold q
sale OF useful and fancy articles al
the home of Mrs. Cobb on Linden
street Wednesday afternoon, Tea viii
be served from & until I o'clock.
n n pacon win ,,ova his law of
fee from is nresent n,arters 10 tho
room IN ullery block recently vacat
ed by Moran company, uliery
company taxing MI, Bacons toffhe'
oiiice and +. l.. Houghton having tht
room now occupied by ullery q COM
pany
Flower mission day was observed
by the w. C. T. Y. June 10 when Il
bouquets were sent out to the sick
Members will visit the Home for the
Aged July 6, each carrying a bouquet
There will be recitations and voca
and piano music during the afternoon
Me'upe,s VI .ie w. y, ~
uu.au W n,e.' ,. en- nu, 49, h,si,
usual ''i''e anu pi"'e ioi sps"'
'esS'
The Greenfield letter In the
Springfield Sunday republican con
tanned portrait ana sketch oil
Charles w. Temple. who recently re-
tired after serving 20 years In the
End United states regulars ana Is
now with relatives In Franklin coun-
~ Mr.. Temple Is an uncle or =. l..
Brigham. formerly of this town. ana
was frequent VISITOR IN Brat,leporo'
made frop, a nhotopranb taken nv A.
n watt
Miss Mary Averill, teacher in the
springfield. Mass, high school, mas
accepted unanimous election as
head of the woman's department OF
college, Georgetown. NY.
Miss Averill has taught in Springfield
since 1890, being prominent in bufld-
ing up the history department in the
central high school there. AT the end
of year of graduate study in Rad
cliffe she Will take her new positipll'
,nan,,i os ,his town
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Ten members of the senior class
of the high school intend to continue
their education further: Miss Florence
Gull at Smith, Miss Grace Burnett at
Tufts, Arthur Peach at MiddleDury'
ARENAS wilkins, Ralph Perry, Elwin
Kidder and Arthur Clapp at Worces-
ter Polytechnic institute, Georse
Pierce at Amherst, and Harold aos'
ers and Henry Winter at colgate
Frank Wallen will probably enter tne
medical department of the University
of Vermont and John Grady may go
to Amherst.
,,,,o ohan,ar n T. held n
stated meeting Tuesday evening. Two
candidates were elected to become
members and one petition accepted.
Refreshments were served and So
cial hour enjoyed after the meeting.
There will be no meeting in July ana
August the next being Sept. o. AT the
meeting of the grand chapter 1t was
voted to change the date of the elec'
ton of officers of the Subordlnate
Chapters of Vermont from the stated
meeting next preceding Dec. q to the
first stated meeting in April.
- 80 ao,, -, tuo
souns lam nyord Una ~ nv
oiu was ipulau ~ Tt,a a,;,,,aI had
reward Iiai -. - 80 ,,,othar and va,
fat,ar 70 The Harris home II is being
brought up on the bottle and is very
tame. Every day it is taken INTO the
fields so that the mother may be To-
Gated il possible but as yet she mas
not made her appearance. Mrs. Jen-
ME b. Powers agent of the Humane
society. was notified of the occurrence
and went to Spofford but there was
nothing that could be done. The hsh
and game commissioners will be con-
suited as to what will be done with
the fawn.-Keene Sentinel,
, ,,,,oa ctotas oav..
-Iroop -, ao.i .ta.. - ala az
airy ana the zoru i, prattlahoro
tillery VIII pass throus , r,thar Allan
on thelr way lro.it a ~ ne Massachu-
TO the eiie .a Wastseid Thev will
setts nllii,ia a. wv naxt "Wednesday
camp IN lhss W. II, pernard-
night Jule 20. i .imht Eranntield Fri
2.on isht Northamnton Saturday
night and Springfield Sunday. Their
stsv in Springfield will last until July
when they will proceed to Westfield
remaining in camp there until July II
when they will begin the return trip,
making the same stops. The detail
is scheduled to reach Fort Ethan Alien
JuIv 81.
No. 90 a,aa at his
-CharIes -. S,,,do,, ,iieht
home on Chestiiut $50, SUI, ~ a,,n,a
after four Weehs ilin la haa, xyorlxino
tic fever. Mr.. Pease iiao oee. "o DIS us
tleboro Ice company ana was hloM,
as an upright ana courteous iliam ~ ~,
all along his route: ne was oorm ~
Marlboro, but had liVed n ad Doter ms
Of his life. In august, 1912, ne NO,
ried Julia l. Upton OF Wllininsloa a ua
soon after removed 10 bra''n III. ue
leaves his WIDOW ana one on,iu hrothe
also leaves a stepmotner, lovi gfo.n
ers, Dana :. OF Graliviiie' ~ nn =" ana
W., Ernest ana Me :, ~ W W. ~ Rns-
four sisters, Mrs; =. MI + ottig.
ton, Mrs. Don W ,ioe'' amd Miss Eva
non OF Bra..ieuoio 1,ha funeral was
I eaSe IL. Iota home Tuesday after
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Company l received " -
June inspection last FRIDAY moriiiIS