Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21

nau0n ni Htr uotHtf since tue uehtn OF her
ashland many years ago. One son, who is
h Yale college, survives her,
Caribou Seen East Of the Village?
A large animal at first thought to be a
baek deer, was seen recently east OF the
ulage Two hunters saw the animal and
Al nearer approach decided il could not be
deer, but the form and large branching
,rtlers answered the description Of carl.
ku Il is thought the animal may have
escaped from one OF the game preserves OF
New Hampshire as several caribou were re.
Gently let out.
Mrs W. r. Moody has been a recent Wis.
fOr in Chicago,
Mr.. Dodge, the uphosterer, is at work
ior G. n. kidder.
The Red Men held meeting last even.
Ing to elect officers for 1907.
Robert Wood returned Wednesday from
Tufts college for the Christmas holiday.
Miss Larned Of Vernon is employed in
hc bakery and grocery store of S. S.
Smith.
G. b. Alderman has recently purchased
ine specimen of a lynx which he is to have
mounted.
There will be joint installation Of the
Sons Of Veterans and auxiliary Tuesday
evening, Jan l.
Miss Fanny Stockbrdge of Mt. Hoyoke
college is with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
F. J, Stockbridge.
The Christmas decorations are unusually
attractive in the stores and the shoppers
seem well pleased.
Miss Nellie Nye is at home for the winter
and at present is employed in the store OF
Mrs, S. E. Whitmore.
William Dale, an aged citizen who has
become quite feeble, has been moved TO the
home of his daughter, Mrs. James Broder'
tk
Mrs. Emerson Putnam, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs G. N. Kidder, re-
turned to her home in Willamsville Tues
day,
Last Monday evening there was a Christ
mas tree in No. 9 schoolhouse. which was
attended by the families of that neighbor-
hood
Rev. Samuel NJ Cathcart well.known
graduate of Mt. Hermon, has resigned from
the pastorate of the North church in Mid
debore.
l.. L. Weatherhed is guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. N. P. Wood. and is a recent ar
rival from Africa where he has been for
the last four years.
Mortified seminary closes this week for
the usual holiday vacation. Most OF the
students are intending to spend their va.
cation at their homes.
Several members of the junior class were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Flagg an
honorary member of the '0S class, at the
Hubbard House last week
The Sons of Veterans auxiliary had
supper in the Sons of Veterans hall Tues
day evening with the Sons of Veterans, Wo
mans Relief corps and others as invited
guests.
All the pneumonia patients are recover
ing and said to be out of danger. MIS-
Hollis Moody, who has been away for bene
fit to her health returned on account of the
illness of her daughter.
Past Master 7, Russell Calender Wor'
shipful Master F. w. Doane and Or. NJ r.
Wood attended the Masonic meeting In or-
ange last Monday evening and report
very enjoyable evening.
The women OF the Unitarian sewing So
ciety had an all day session TUESDAY 10
finish Christmas work. Later the "orA y,
the society will be resumed with occasiohai
tent cent. supperS during te "i'
Christmas will be observed in the Norm
church Monday evening when there WIN DC
n tree, appropriate music and recitations by
the members of the Sunday school. A SIM,
liar program is to he given IN the '0u'"
church Tuesday evening.
There has been meeting of the Mount
Herman Athletic association for the pur
nose of electing officers which are as Ioi,
lows: President, Judson 9. KING, 20
vice president. ]. lie Conte Bell, Us; sec
retary. w. o. Holister, o9.
The final examinations at Mt. Hermon
were piven this week. After two weeks
the new term will formally open
Thursday Jan. 3, when nearly 90 new
students are expected. About so boys arr
to remain at the school during 'n'
vacation
The public schools close today for two
weeks vacation and are to reopen ~ 10
dav after New Years. There are W ~
annropriate Christmas exercises IN
schools and in some there is to be an eA-
staa ~ Christmas gifts among the pu-
pill
rhe state board of education mas cho .s;a
, former school superintendent 80 |
town. ], E. Warren, now OF fetersn r;,Ia n
- 90 i,s aren't in place of GrenViiie -
Watcher resigned. Mr.. Warren is apou1
* ,,ears of age and is well rememoereu ny
a. Nortbfeld citizens as the schools "eie
improved under his management
II is thought by some that anoIn .a, War.
,hou,d he placed on either the Cen.[a. e.
r,ont railroad or the Boston MALI az 10
! ccommodate this town, AT present 4 a.
.rn;u south on either road after II, II.
~ at south Vernon or 45o p, m. LIN
r. Il :" s,at;on. We would gladly weicoine any
in the train seff1'''
~ r,len Stone, who is well remenip1
mio' ~ missionary from Macedonia VIZ
gu , 60 captiyity by the bandits 9I
,a,. few years ago, was at nv ,I1,nariaI
key Sunday and spoke twice IN Men o,,nt
.haneI she gave very lnteres'ins ;onorv
- ber captivity and work as q a,a .emi-
I, that country. She came 70 - w, also
n Monday morning and spoke 'hero '
rho large herd of swine at MI f Miner
Inc Ia eoamined by DR.. NJ. H. M,he ~
mas pee' .to cattle bureau. who touho
agent u ,ith swine plague, which is WI,
nlsea'o hoyoc in the west. iheoe ~
ing ,,ore killed and cremateu "n ,;reIv
mais 10 herd seems to De ens
res, II is thought that the ~ sun.
neai.nt t.or western meat but IL Is ;a M 70
oa that the plague is coiiii'U
human beings -, 1r,;tarian
- interesting feature OF the no , reeeiv.
An is.,orted last week was inc La,t
falr NJ ,averal gifts of money irI pa,ton
ing OF sew NJ Ellen Mason OF bos'on' 90
friends ns;5ent of the societys SEM
! ..,nr AWAKE SANTA CLAUS