Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-02

two weeks.
The women of the Methodist church
will hold sale of food and children s
clothing tomorrow from until q
clock in w. X. Geadis s store.
Lent began Wednesday. Mass was
celebrated MT ST. Michael's Roman
Catholic church at clock, followed
by the blessing and distribution of the
ashes. Evening services took place NJ
1870.
"A force of men began Friday cut
ting the timber in Highland park,
owned by George L. Crowell, Nothing
but the grown trees will be cut down,
but il is estimated that over 2OO,0oo
feet Of hemlock, pine and oak lumber
will be secured. The lumber has been
bought by the S. A. Smith company,
There will be "A PRAYER meeting at
w. G. T. Y. headquarters on Elliot street
next Sunday afternoon at q clock.
Clergymen and all who are interested
are invited to participate in this SER
vice. Town meeting day, March q. the
women of the union will serve lunches
in the little room opening from Festival
hall.
III. b. Chamberlain believes that
Brattleboro is much nearer the 5000
population mark than is generally sup
posed. At present there are nearly
1000 voters in town and II Is conserNa'
tive reckoning to allow four people to
each voter If present industrial con
ditions continue there is no doubt that
Brattleboro will show a substantial IN
crease when the census of 1910 is taken
-Cornelia NJ. Hubbard, Il, wife of
Eli Clark. died early Monday morning
at her home ON the old ferry road on
the edge of the town of Dummcrston,
after an illness of four months. She
was horn in Chesterfield, y, H., Oct,
IN. 1894 and when young woman
taught school in that town. Funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon at o clock, Rev II. H. Miles OIL
ciating. Burial was in Locust Ridge
cemetery
Neither dissatisfaction nor disap-
pointment are to be seen on the faces
Of the audiences which greet The Mar.
riage of Kitty, that truly delightful
comedy which Manager jules hurry
has sent on tour with company of I'M
doubted merit headed by Alice Johnson,
whose talents as a singer and come
dienue are of rare order, Manager FOX
announces that he has secured this
charming play for Thursday evening at
the auditorium,
Carl n. Richardson of Athol has
l. t.,lf ,,,ta IN nmtDmUs
bile station on Federal street from
John Manlev of Brattleboro, VT, for
50. 900. A. L. Wilson will be in charge
and will continue his bicycle and re.
pair business. The work on the addi'
ton to the building is being pushed
When completed it will more than
double the present floor space, making
building 100 X SO feet.--Grecnfeld
Gazette.
William Wilson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. d. Wilson. who left home last week
Sunday without telling his parents of
his intended destination, returned TO
Brattleboro Saturday. Young Wilson
went from here to New York city and
secured employment as a pony attend
ant in the Hippodrome. He worked
there three days. His parents learned
of his whereabouts through his cousin
who lives in New York, and at the re.
quest of Mrs. Wilson the boy consented
to return home.
Without question The Marriage of
Kitty. as presented by the jules hurry
comedy company. was one of the few
big hits of last season, both the play
and the company proving their unmis'
taxable merit. This year. with Miss
Alice Johnson at the head of the organ
ization which Manager hurry has pro.
vided. the same success is resulting
everywhere. The first appearance in
this town of this delightful play and
excellent company win be on Thursday
evening at the auditorium.
Samuel B. Winchester. "a, who
died at his home in Holyoke, Mass,
Monday night, was a native of MARI
boro and at one time attended the Brat
tleboro schools. He was born Oct 2,
1852, son of Reuben and Hannah Brown
Winchester. He moved from Marlboro
to West Springfield, Mass, in 1865 and
to Holyoke in 1869. From 1884 until
loSG NC was o"Poi inU, =
trlc hight station Oh .he irU!Sohe "a'el
Power company NJ "lnch1slei -
survived by ms father' one I 9r1enel,
Reuben Z" treasurer Oh ,ne iiolyohe
water power company, anu one Iaus u
ter, Mrs. A. B. Goodyear of Holyoke.
Fred c. Dunklee, whose term of
enlistment in Company ] expires today,
hos Sarvad naarly 16 Years in the Yer
mont National guard. He enlisted May
81 1894, was appointed corporal March
81 1896. and sergeant in March, 1898.
He served with the company during
10 civ mon+bs in tbe United States in.