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

See announcements = Horton'l
agency nd,
Leo council. knights OF Column
bus, conferred the second degree NJ
meeting IN Red Mems hall TueHda,
evening.
Exchange tickets for the Hadle,
moving pictures are now on sale
They may be checked OFF AT the hos
Office Tuesday at y, m.
There viii be service held al
the chapel In Esteyyille next Tuesday
evening at 730, l., w. Hawley, leader
All are cordially invited,
! There win be Il meeting OF the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associa'
ton next Thursday evening with Mrs
Hopkins IN the Retting block.
"A mothers meeting will be held
I'm the Congregational chapel next
| Wednesday AFTERNOON when the sub
iect, Religious Education VIII be dis
cussed.
The annual meeting of the Uni
tartan society viii be held al Wells
hall Tuesday evening. supper Will be
served at $50. A full attendance Is
desired,
Sedgwick post. G. A. r., and
Sedgwick Woman's Relief corps viii
have Joint public installation Of OFF,
Gers Thursday evening In q. a. II. hall
nj s o'clock All friends are invited,
The Ladies' Enterprise society
viii meet with Mrs, c. +, Sargent,
Cherry street. Wednesday afternoon
! IL Is hoped there will be n large at
| tendance as there Is sewing TO be
done.
! All men In the town are invited
| To attend the mems class NJ the Uni
yersalist church meeting promptly at
il2 o'clock. Next Sunday IL will be-
gin the study of Felix Adlers recent
book. The Religion OF Duty.
M. H. Chickering OF Chesterfield,
| y. H.. has sold his milk route TO John
Gallup, who recently bought the o. t.
| Ware farm In the West river district
Mr.. Chickcring will continue to furnish
milk for the route for the present.
State Secretary +. S. Morrison
gave very interesting address be-
| fore the meeting Of the woman's aux
Hilary OF the Y. NJ. c. A, Tuesday
afternoon and many encouraging
words were given the auxiliary
Charles Holton Davenport. son Of
IC. n. Davenport. met with a serious
accident In Sioux Falls, S. D., recent
lly. While skating young Davenport
colided with a barbed wire fence
which cut an ugly cash In the side
OF his head and face,
AT the last meeting of the trustees
of the Universalist society the fol-
lowing We're engaged as a choir for the
ensuing year; Organist. Mrs. c. NJ.
Rrazer; soprano. Mrs. +. w, Weeks;
alto. Mrs Eric Landry; tenor Walter
:. Stearns; bass, Arthur II, Brasor
Evening services are to be re-
sumed at the Universalist Church next
Sunday evening. At o'clock Mr..
Masseck will read lecture on Japan.
prepared by the head Of the Univer-
salist mission. II will be illustrated
by some very beautifully colored
slides.
"A large force OF men under the
supervision OF a, G. Dix has been at
work tearing down the American
House this week All the upper part
of the building has been taken down
and It is probable that most of the
woodwork will be RACED by the end of
next week,
Patrick Clarity was arrested Sat
urday night for drunkenness by Night
Waterman W. b Warren. He re-
NAMED in the lookup over Sunday and
on Monday was sentenced TO 10 days
at the county Jail by Justice w. 5.
Newton. Constable T.. r. Thayer
took the prisoner to Newfane,
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar T. Brooks of
Athol. Mass. celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary Wednesday In an
informal way many friends and rela-
tives offering the couple congratula-
tlons. In the evening Mr.. Brooks en-
tertained the employees OF his store
at his home on School street Mr..
Brooks Is a brother of H. i. Brooks
of Brattleboro and well known here.
There was very good attendance
at the rehearsal of the Choral union
in the Congregational chapel Wednes-
day evening. and on the promise OF all
those present to try to attend the re-
hearsals regularly hereafter II was
decided to continue for another week
at least to see how these promises are
fulfilled. Unless the rehearsals are
attended better than has been the case
lately the organization will disband.
--Brattleboro chapter. d. A. r.. will
meet with Mrs. c. r. Crosby on High
street Tuesday, Jan. 3, al $3.50 in the
afternoon the date being the ami
versary of the first unfurling of a
United States flag Appropriate read
ings will be given Mrs, +. w. Weeks
will repeat her paper on Ethan Allen
and Seth Warner by request, and
there will be several musical num-
bers.
AT a meeting of the trustees of
the Brattleboro Free library last even
ing. DR.. II. d. Holton. executor Of the
g.-f1 go tod hn IL
brary with a check for S1,000.2l, its
share as one of three residuary lega-
tees. The money will be expended In
the purchase of books. The Congre-
gational Home Missionary society and
the American Missionary association
received equal amounts, minus the
inheritance tax
The Meriden. Conn, Times of
last Thursday contains the following
about the daughter of a former Brat
tleboro couple: Miss Izelle Willis.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b.
Willis, one of Meriden's young artists
who competed in the Santa Claus pic
ture drawing contest of the New
York Tribune has received honorable
from that paper. While the
judges did not award her first prize
she is entitled to one of the prizes.
Besides she mad the distinction OF
having her drawing selected to APP
pear with those which We're Judged
better than the one sent by the lit
tie Meriden artist"
AT a meeting of the young peo-
pies union of the Baptist church |
evening classes in bookkeep |
ing, stenography and domestic science
We're begun. H. f. c, Todt will have
charge of the bookkeeping class. Mrs. |
Nora Kenney of the class in stenogra
ply and Mrs Moore, matron at the |
BRA tflehnrn Mamnrinl hncritnl of tho |