Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

a.. hons -
ping ior lew "opAs " Nv ,,h
after an eN'ehuea t"u' :" '"u "Vu'
Sixteen took the train for bratueporo anon.
day morning, among them being hNe'p"
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Miss fiorohs'
Sanders, Mrs, ], II, Ware ana TWO aaus s,,,
tiers, WILDER snyder Bert rleree ah" WI"
sparks
Alice Dale has been appointed eu,'o' ~
chief Of the l., q. 5, Messenger TO take .ho
place Of Fred osgood' Loihe Jones mas
charge Of the locals In place OF Agnes mo'
gan, and Stella Austin succeeds iua MANU-
on the exchanges,
The report that some OF the students VINO
had been rooming ~ neh's si'os 80"
moved into the Eddy house was incorrect
They had planned to do so but upon tue
Intervention OF higher powers wisely oon.
cluded to remain In their old ana Pheasant
quarters.
Some stakes have been secured whioh WIZ
shortly support a wire fence ABOUT ,a9 gan IN,
plots In front OF the seminary "'e
prevent the students cutting ." eosnu,s
ana WIZ give ,he grass u 0"a r.
ms II should. II is expected also 'ha' uneie
will be considerable repairing done upo"
the building TINS summer
The exercises of commencement Week AZ
the seminary VIII come upo" ,no I,,ns
days: Baccaiaureate srr"on' su"o"!, 80
" prize speaking "'a"'' 80
class day exercises i"u'eu", ~. s.tsas
cert thursday evening" s,"uua'"s r-ss. "a,
Friday morning. Alumni panq"I
iernooni CLASS reoep''o"' '''"'
Halt OF the mill hands were on iuesua!
to go trout fishing and returned win arse
strings OF hsn. aper' r. pard
ones WINE Mr' Sa"u..s ' o.. 40 ,ba
had the next larses' s,'i"ss' ~, s,,,h his
tacl tna' '"e nsn N ,'.,,.,,, ,ar,a
pocket RUE the hs" "''V
Mrs. Townshend is staying Win her uausn
ter, Mrs. Harry Franklin ana superintehu.
ing the repairs which are being maue On
the house which she recently purehaseu VI
Judson Derry. FAINT plaster anu pas'v ~
being hoerany useu nv p 80, attractive
combined enor's !" "'"e W.
interior :,
Rev Edward Q. Haynes OF pahours' ~
H., preached in the Congregational ehuren
Sunday. Mr.. Haynes spoke ehureiy "iunvu'
notes, his text in the morning pelhs' "nas
Will Ye Do with Jesus VINO Is 'ahea
Christ He was entertained WINE hero o.
the home of Edgar Albee ana ieit On 'hc
train Tuesday morning
ia Dpnbam's auction was held as billed
las, week Thursday. The cattle were all
sofa IN different parties. OF the five farms,
only one was sold-the George Durham farm
to Horace o. Gale for $3.50. D. II. ware
acted as auctioneer. Many farmers dressed
in their best, drove to the scene ana were
RECALLED with crackers and cheese ana the
interchange of 'yarns."
rha s.rior class nj the seminary has
oaantod as its class motto Spectemur Agendo
~, - Ia soon nv opr deeds). Their taste
i. .aIors and aowars seems TO have been
,.au;ahlo for ybiIa tho mountain laurel was
,ha oris;nsI class flower II has been changed
Gov mo white rose and the colors which
80 a, AVS, old rose and green are now
80 ara ,ybite-.t least one of the class
sa,s sbe thinks thew are.
profassor Lewis has appointed a commit.
A., .a;st;n,, ~ ono member from each
oIass Hazel Taft Of the freshman; May
tIa,,.a =, ,ho sonbomore. Sadie Holden of
49,. i,niar ana Ftbel Follstt Of the senior,
~ shaIi assis, IN Tho reading room. The
80 80 Laan tho ,ablas in order.
lit ~ ,r,o MINER class women are to Sc.
w.. 49, r,;o,as IN the various magazines which
aa;au, worth reading and most a
~ - s,,ah or,;oIos IN Tho room A plan is
10" "a 80. - h;nd Tbe outlook and such
" IS, o.;nas 90 would ba of use for flu.
80 aSasana ,hat ,bov NAV no preserved
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