Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-14

Marsh e siiii critically IN, bu, 1, im,,o,,,.
-"a'' INC care VI trained nurse.
y. H. Beach, '0T, has resigned :. .,,,..
,h,ehiet Of the iiermoniie, ID. Van n,s.ss'.
ne'hE elected by the editorial hoa,a - an
MS place, Herbert Lawrence, 'o7 ,na
'hsf'es A. King, '0T, have Also hs.n 49,
VI 70 positions On the board.
Alton u. Elmer has accepted n no.i,,., ..
proofreader with The Vernon, prir,,a. a ~
pahy 81 hraiilebero. AIR. Flmer No. bsAa
connected with newspaper ~ork ,or $500,
years both In eastern and western s,,,as
since Ma return EAST he has had eh,rrs :,
W. NeA'ha column u several newspapsr.
DIR, q. Campbell Morgan ma. s,i,sa j :.
rope on account Of illness In III Is.,,' ~
was obliged TO cancel his enrassman,. '' Nv
,he post conference. His Mac ~. y"
allied by Rev. A, T. Picrson. d II -,
brooklyn, n, v, his daily addresses heinz
on Tue general subject, Keys TO Unlock the
The farmers have finished h,,,..,,...
sweet corn and report an extra good cron
The Indian corn IL good and there n a hsayv
Yield few have the crop harvested ~.
taioes are reported light. The tohaeco c,on
Ia one OF. the best ever raised in This town
although the acreage Ia small. There Is a
light yield OF all fruits.
Some boys have been addin, "a thai,
knowledge the fact that citrons and melons
have the same outward appearance NJ anon, o
p, M, but the inner structure IA entirely az
iereni, However, these same boys are mod.
est and do not wish their names mentinned
In connection with their wisdom or The ais,
appearance Of sundry large citrons from a
farmers melon patch,
The Franklin county branch Of the Wan.
ans Board Of Foreign Missions will have n
meeting In the Congregational church next
Tuesday morning, Sept Is, about 10 O'Clock
AZ the same time and place the pastors Of
Franklin county will have their annual meet.
ing. dinner will be served Al noon. and
u Is expected there will be large attend,
ance.
Miss Gladys Moore goes this week 10 Sim.
mons college and Miss Gertrude Calender 10
Boston university Miss Fanny stockbridrc
returns TO Mt HOlyokc college and Miss Res.
sic Alexander goes later to the Boston con.
servaiory Of music. Misses Julia and Louise
Bardwell are TO attend school In Boston
Miss Marjorie Wilson returns to tie art
school In New York. Miss Helen Hunting
Norihaeld seminary 06 has gone to welles
ley college.
The Northheld baseball team is TO play
against the Greenfield team Saturday after.
noon IN Greenfield, The NQrthfeld boys hope
that all courage Is noi dead with the Brat.
tleboro parties who tried to play ball here
recently and they are talking Of taking up
collection TO furnish them with necessary
book, How to Play Baseball, so that in time
they will recover from their severe defeat
and, like generals Of old, 90 forth "other
worlds to conquer, II they can.
Mt. Hermon school IL again in session
with 400 students about 100 OF whom are
Miss Mabel W. Learoyd is again
teaching In the mathematics department az.
ter an absence OF two years. Miss Lucy Tap.
pan, former head OF the modern language
department, has resigned and will live az
her home in Gloucester. Her successor has
not been appointed, 4 reception was given
to the new students at Mt Hermon by the
Y. NJ c. A. on the lawn OF the music hall.
A short program was given and light re-
freshments were served.
At the last meeting Of the Ladies' Sewing
society Of the Unitarian church, which was
specially called business meeting, the resig
nation Of the president, Mrs. Ellen Mason,
was read and accepted Mrs. NJ. o. Perham
was elected president in her place and Mrs,
Alvin George vice.president Mrs. A. W,
Proctor was chosen to fill the vacant place
in the directors. The other officers remain
the same as last year. vote Of thanks was
given to Mrs. Mason for her untiring efforts
during IL consecutive years of service II |
the society after Oct l.