Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-16


home on Maple street
The Estey Organ company's bowl
ing team easily defeated u team picked
from the Y, NJ. q. 4. seniors Wednes'
day night by margin of over 100 pins
on the association alleys,
Mrs. Mary White Thorpe, who died
in Newton, Mass, Monday after an III
ness of many years, was born In Brat
/ tlobnro aud was sister of Noyos II.
White of this town. She is survived by
two daughters.
Miss A. Archer Hunt, suporintcn'
dent of the Williams street kindergar'
ten in Springfield, Mass, will speak at
the mothers meeting In the Congrega'
tional chapel Friday afternoon, upon
Work and PLAY with Little Children.
The meeting is put on Friday, as the
only day when Miss Hunt can come TO
Brattleboro.
"A demonstration of the merits of
Golden Vale coffee has been held nj
Goodenough Is store for the past Few
DAYS under the direction of Miss VIM,
who is connected with the Holbrook
Grocery company. The demonstration
exemplifes the truth that the proof OF
the pudding is in the eating, only II Is
in the drinking in this ease.
All those who are to aid in the Sun.
day School Union canvass are request
ed to meet at the chapel of the Baptist
church Monday evening at clock
TO receive supplies and to be assigned
| to their respective districts. Miss Edlth
Balch of Burlington, home department
field worker, will address the canvass
ers, giving them instruction about the
work.
! --Beauseant commandery, knights
Templar. will begin drills soon in prep
aration for the triennial conclaye at Sar.
atoga next July. 1t is the intention of
the local commaudery to attend IN a
body. 1t is therefore considered neecs-
sarv TO begin drills as soon as possible
in order TO make a good appearance at
| that time. Drills will be held once a
week for one hour ON available nights.
Two employees Of the $. A, Smith
company became embroiled in dispute
| Monday which ended by one of the
twain, Delbert Shepardson, striking
,ne ~ ~ LII SbonorJsor ,yas tried
n'ao WI" d e'u"' 1,,Dtia" I n Nerri.
= : ues'''S 81 e..I "nI oosts an,ounting
h''I o ona n"e" "" az NJ, foiloyr cn',
plovees of Shepardson sympathizirg
/ with him contributed to help pay the
| fine,
a nearing ""S ,T r,lG -, "n tGo forn.
Hat'i ii''i > oi'I ~ ~ no,,o,,,art ogsirst
cioSIlJ o''o VI - -, -, s,'lai,l Meter
', II; l'anenl "'!,,. pelo't baIIn,rs Fails
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ln' l''"pol'f VA 'aN ros;Jonca The
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deiehce'
Prank S. Peer of Greenfield was in
town Saturday looking over tracts OF
land upon which to establish 1000
acre sheep ranch in the vicinity Of Brat
tleboro Mr.. Peer is president of the
New England Farm Stock company OF
| ufeenhei9' "hlSn twins sn'ei I ia,,' ''eo ~
Greehhelu ana Icy G Wt ~ - Las inst
Chester ana Ludlow, w. ne nc, i ino,, J%St
returned from "TRIP apro ' an" piogsnS
from the British Isles sgNeraI hui nga
Thoroughbred sueeP' VIZ" NV 'nooP
came several heruSis anu sn''P rs
from Scoilahu' anu tnt snip W. l ~
cared Tor oE ha'lNeS VI '"e'' Wv" pun
Mrs. Laura H. Wiggin delightfully."-
entertained Brattleboro chapter Daugh
TORS of the American Revolution. at the
home of her sister. Mrs. G. H. Ryder
Tuesday afternoon. The regular bust
ness of the chapter was transacted. af-
TER which a very interesting paper upon
The First Thanksgiving was given by
Mrs. NJ l. Reed of Vernon. Mrs. +. W.
Weeks then read an original story of
thanksgiving spent many years ago At
the ancestral noiie VI eei 80, $50. 80"
parents, the CarVerS Oh heNolullIn"iS
fame' AFTER tie program M Tue uaus ".1lS
enjoyed soclal YEA Inc houSe Vas
tastefuliy trimmed WIN enis o"leIL
NUNS the dlnihg room oelms e'Peei'"
pretty IN pare Fello"' i"'i' vas
large attendance
For several days it has been
Thought that DIR. J. j. Stanton, who is
confined in Jail at Newport, n, H.,
might be brought to Brattleboro for a
hearing on the charge of stealing a
horse and carriage from Howard Il
Yearly. but Sheriff Arthur H. Thomp
son has received notice by telephone
from Sheriff Gunnison of Newport that
Stanton is not able to stand the trip.
Stanton took a dose of poison immec
dlateiy after ne was aIresteu' aeH ~
mas NOT recovered from l.' eT i,rnn.
Sherlii uunnison says nc uoes Nv. NJ NJ,
whether stanton VIII 90 1TOH NEW