Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05

The young people are eilIoSihS Wv
excellent skating.
Henry H. Mason is entertaining hi
sister from Leverett.
The public schools will commence {
new term next Monday.
Little Gordon Quinn is visiting hi:
aunt, Mrs. G. N. Kidder.
Mrs. Joseph O'Clair is visiting IN
Turner's Falls and Greenfield.
Richard Smith returned to the Har-
ward Medical school on Tuesday.
The woman's missionary meeting
was held on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Stevens. subject Africa.
Mrs. L. R. Smiths Bible class is TO
meet this afternoon at Merriman cot
tage.
Mrs. Newcomb from Greenfield is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Rowena Ran
dali
Elizabeth Alexander returned to the
Boston Conservatory of Music on Mon
day.
George R. Calender returned to
Tufts medical school the first of the
week.
Mrs. Fanny Cotton is visiting her
sister in West Brattleboro. going on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Bardwell re-
turned home Friday from their trip 10
Boston.
Mr.. Sutherland began the work on
his recently purchased milk route last
Monday.
The seminary opened Wednesday.
many of the young ladies returning
on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. w. Proctor pleasantly enter
tanned a card party at her home last
Friday evening.
Miss Miriam Hart returned to
Northampton early this week after
10 days vacation.
Mrs. D. NJ. Wilson went Tuesday to
New York city to spend few weeks
visiting her daughter.
Eleanor O'Keefe has been substitute
ing at the telephone exchange in the |
absence of Miss Boyle.
Edward ]. Webster, a former stem
ographer at the colportage. Is now
a student at Andover.
Mrs. Leon Alexander accompanied |
by her little daughter is spending the |
holidays at Bradley Beach. N. J.
Mrs. Charles Stebbins entertained all |
her children and grandchildren at her
home during the Christmas holidays.
bOtH' VI lilt al llloil iiVi . "Siit
on their routes as usual on Christmas
day and observed New Years day as
q holiday.
Miss Bradley. stenographer at the
colportage, has been away several
weeks on account of the sickness of
an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosby Of
Nashua n. H.. have been guests of
their mother. Mrs. L. L. Hart over
New Years.
Miss Stone. who is employed in
Wallace Holton's iewelry store, is Wis
iting in Belchertown and is expected
back next week.
At the Fortnightly club last Mon
day afternoon there was a series of
miscellaneous readings. Miss Sallie
Minot being leader.
AS Rev. D. M. Wilson was absent
from the Unitarian pulpit last Sun !,
day his place was supplied by Rev l
Mr.. Kimball from Greenfield.
Miss Fay Billings of Millers Falls
is planning to form class here for $
instruction in violin playing and has !
already several pupils engaged.
Besides the Christmas gatherings :,
noticed in last weeks issue, there !
were Christmas trees at F. L. Proc
tors, III. H. Chamberlain's and other v
places. {
Mrs. Fred L. Proctor entertained
during the Christmas holidays her ia
Their. Charles Hastings. of Lynn and Il
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. White and daugh- e
ter of Bellows Falls. vt. a
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Norton were =
the guests of Mrs. Norton's parents -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Calender over 81
Sunday, returning to their home in -
on New Years day. ~ =.
After the meeting of the guild Sun iC
lay evening Mrs D. M. Wilson en- e,
ertained he- Sunday school class at ir
Ter home L til the midnight hour, n
which ushered in the New Year. II
Paul Moody has resigned from his
'ffice as superintendent of the Con- T,
,regational Sunday school and also n.
rom his position as Bible instructor NJ
It Mt. Hermon. as he goes this week r
o enter the theological school at of
Hartford. Conn. w
A series of evangelistic services will 10
re held at Ewing, Montague. South ga
)eerfield and Charlemont this week, to Al
which several members of the Con- B;
regational parish including the pas m
Or. Rev. N. Fay Smith, are planning K
D be present M
There was a hearing recently before ne
aging to the town the money due no
rom the estate of the late Mrs. A. M.
}. Alexander. but on account of some
the matter was post
oned until early in February. m,
A watch night service was held in
lie Congregational church Sunday :.
vening. Beginning at 10 o'clock, the -
Dung people held a service and at IL
clock there was a general service WI
sting until the clock struck IL. There
to be a communion service at the to,
lurch next Sunday. Blu
The trustees of Dickinson Memorial 80
orary held a meeting last week and zee zee
ected Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ran s Ma
LII to fill the positions of librarian M
I'd ianitor in place of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Stockbrfdge resigned. The termi- 1 ~.
ltion of Mr.. and Mrs. Stockbridge's i Di'
rm of office will be at the close of re,
e fiscal year. about Feb. 1. Ia 9
The Sons of Veterans and auxiliary pre-
I'VE very successful entertainment her
their hall Monday evening. There to
as a sale of fancy arcS Useful arti- the