Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-08

The Indies OF the univorsalist
church had full house for their straw
berry supper last evening
Members Of Sedgwick w, H. G. are
requested to meet at q. \. Il, hall sat
urlay afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Jerome Amidon, who had u
slight shock one week ago. is improv'
Ing. Her sister, Miss Florence Lam
son, is with her
Dennis Rebckah lodge, No, /, will
hold initiation Tuesday night. IL is eN'
pected that visitors will be present
from South Londonderry
The dances az the Ccntervillc rink
Tuesday and Saturday evenings are
wen patroniEcd. About 65 couples
were present saturday evening.
Henry Wood was fined - and
costs NJ Wardsboro yesterday for lar
ceny of a bicycle, by Justice l.. 5. Ak
tell. II. Z. Bacon prosecuted for State s
Attorney Ryder,
--Drs. Foster of Putney, Gray Of
Hinsdale, and White OF Williamsville,
pension examining board, held their
regular session in Crosby block Wed.
nesday morning.
The decoration committee of the
Universalist church desire all possible
wild or cultivated flowers for use for
children ) day. Bring TO the church
tomorrow between and ..
Fred Harris, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Harris, who was suspended
from the high school recently for strik-
! ing n fellow student, has returned TO
school by permission of the prudential
committee
-Wantastiquct lodge, No. 5, 1. O. o.
f., will observe Memorial day Sunday,
with services at the lodge room at $50
/ y. M; after which they viii march 10
| the cemetery and decorate the graves
of deceased members.
Arrangements are pending by the
management of the Centerville rink
for a dancing school term of six week
" lessons under the charge of Elijah
Wales. Any one connected with the
rink will give further particulars.
Emma $. Harding, wife of Daniel
Fisher, died at the City hospital in
Boston. Tuesday. The funeral is held
al Phillips church. Broadway, South
Boston, this afternoon at o 'elock to
which relatives and friends are invited.
The Holsteiu-F ricsian association
of America met at Syracuse, n. y,
Wednesday, and yesterday and today
win sell at auction 100 head of fancy
cattle. Among the officers elected was
IF. l.. Houghton of Brattleboro, secre-
tarv. Mr.. Houghton was in attend
ance at the meeting
Charles l.. Kaye, who with his
brother runs a shoe repair shop on FL
hot street, was married at the Baptist
parsonage last Friday to Miss Nellie
~. Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Kaye went
on carriage drive through the state
and on their return will live IN tene-
ment in the Odd Fellows block on
lower Main street.
President George w. Pierce of the
Valley Fair association has appointed
James +. Hooker, Captain +. w. Glib
son, II. f. Brooks, Colonel l.. d. lay
lor. and c. A. Boyden committee to
arrange for decorated automobile pa
rade to be held the second or last day
of the fair. An effort will be made to
have 100 autos in line.
The forty-hours devotion at st.
Michael 5 Roman Catholic church be-
gan Monday morning and continued
until Wednesday morning, concluding
with service at 5 o'clock. Rev. FIR.
Carmody was assisted by Rev. FIR. Bar
rett of Burlington, Rev. FIR. Reynolds
of Bellows Falls, Rev. FIR. Dwyer of
Ludlow, and Rev. FIR. Drouin of Wood
stock.
John Lillibridge. ~, died at the
home of Frank Williams on Maple
street, where he boarded, Wednesday,
Of tuberculosis. He was a laborer and
had no family here. He had lived
here but short time. The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at the
undertaking rooms of NJ. ]. Moran on
Elliot street, Rev. L. NJ. Keneston Of
floating.
Miss Mary Ritter Shea, who has
recently returned from an extended
trip in Japan, gave a most interesting
talk to small audience at the Congre'
gational chapel Wednesday evening ON
japan for the benefit of st. Michael s
Episcopal church women S society. The
address was illustrated by a large num-
Der of beautiful views made from pho
tographs taken on her trip.
The First Regiment band will give
its next concert on the common We'd
nesday evening. The program is as
follows:
March, High Pride. ..,..,.......''. Heed
Overture Fra Diavolo ...,....,.,. .Auoer
Characteristic, The Chirpers. .... Frank
Gems of Stephen Foster. ........,. Tooani
Cheyenne ..................V Vel Ansteyne
Medley of Popular Airs, o Hare
The star.spangled Banner.
The Sunset Lake Water company
turned the water from Stickney brook
into the pipes to Pleasant valley yes
terday. The water will be turned in
permanently in about a week. The
back filling on the line of ditch will
be completed tonight. The dams on
the small brooks are done and the
foundation of the big dam on Stickney
brook is completed and there are % to
80 men working on it, 1t is reported
that the turning in of the water from
Sticknev brook showed the work SO
far to have been done in a satisfac-
tory manner, and the contractors are
pleased with the result.
The knights of King Arthur en-
tertained their friends last evening.
The ritual of regular conclave was
carried out in very perfect manner.
ESSAYS on the history of the order, by
Roy Monroe, on the history OF Exeter
castle, by Harold Staples, on Excalibur,
by Charles Gotta, on the Siege Perllous,
by Homer Ellis, were read in pleas
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