Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-08-10

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-tifty.eight took advantage of the
excursion to Lake Sunapee Sunday.
The Ladies ID. c. club will meet
next Friday with Mrs. George Benson
-Two eases of whoo,;no eo,oh hovo
beon remarked % UaaI,h naaas Tn.La
this week Ne;ther sasa II sarions
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ina1J Iefei", l'un ant'tlielpo went "
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ton Chnrcbill f'ss" " W." ""'
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-u"sS2 wl'i lecture IN various towns
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w. w. " 'ne n'gh sshooi giii' MIS-
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"a' upon ~ mas eon''ipu'eu so''
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Little interest was taken IN the
LABOR day celebration question, which
came up Nv the regular meeting OF the
Nelinoht "heei eihp TUESDAY evening"
a"' ~ w"S No.eu 70 iay 'he matter oh
,no '"",e' % piop"oie tnat no fesu'
~, ~ 'oiepi"'ioh VIII oe heiu ny the ciup
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-Mlss Ellen . brlen, a domestic EN-
ployed IN the family OF j. ii. Stearns
at ZINE Grove Springs, died of pneumo'
ma and complications Wednesday,
Margaret o 'Brien of Brooklyn and was
81 years of age. The body was brought
to Bond 5 undertaking rooms Wednes'
oay alternooh ana shlpped 10 Jersey
'i'y ior BURIAL
several local anglers have been
whipping West river during the past
few days for black bass, &. A. Nc
Rae and {. L. GRAHAM returned last
Friday with a string of six good sized
iish. The two largest weighed two
and three pounds respectively. Then
of course there was the large one that
got away. Edward Pero also returned
with two-pounder. The fish are bit
ing in good shape and some good
strings "re pe'he taken every uas'
Two old offenders found them
selves in the tolls of the law Monday
morning on the time-honored charge OF
lntoxicatlon. They were John Ere
dette of this town and William Riley
of Marlboro. Each was hned $40 and
costs. The fines and costs of both were
paid by friends and the men allowed to
depart. This was the third offence OF
each man on the same charge, but at
different times. Fredette was arrested
at Gilman $ stable Saturday evening
and Riley at the City lunch room.
Eight candidates were instructed
in the first and second degrees at a
regular meeting of Protective grange
Wednesday, evening. The first degree
was conferred by the officers, and the
second by a special degree team with
H. W. Spaulding, master The grange
accepted the invitation of Fall Noun
tain and Pleasant Valley oranges TO
attend a picnic at Barber s park Aug.
H. 1t is expected that q oranges will
be represented The third and fourth
degrees will be conferred Aug. %.
in her garden on Walnut street
Mrs NJ r Kirkland has an exceeding.
" rare species of flower The seeds
came TO her from Rudyard Kipling.
who secured them from the garden of
Sir Edward Burne-Jones, the English
artist. The seeds which first came
into the possession of Burne-Jones were
found in an Egyptian mummy-case and
were probably buried with the mummy
thousands of years ago. The flower
closely resembles the sweet pea and is
about two-thirds as large. 1t is bright
blue with rose center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Ward and
Mrs Calista G. Bangs will 60 to the
national encampment of the G, A. r. at
Minneapolis. Arrangements are being
made nv Department Commander John
A sheldon and Adiutant Henry w.
Stafford to have special train of Pull
man cars to convey the delegation
from Vermont to the encampment. Al
ready sufficient number of Vermont
ers to fill six Pullman sleepers have
engaged passage and work has been
commenced to fill another ear. The
newest feature of the trip is an invi-
tation to the Green Mountain state vet
Grams to be entertained Monday, Au-
gust IS, by the Vermonters club OF
Chicago.
A. tbe Y NJ. A. omen air meeting
40 Common next Sunday Rev. DR..
n q Dav will be the speaker and At
tornev- General c. C. Fits will preside.
Tbese meetings are being largely at-
tended and are very interesting to ALL
Iast sundays meeting was attend
a1 NV abont $50. Rev. Guy C. Lam
81 ~ - Hv5e park Mass. was the
SUI - and cave a very interesting
s sppi,. ~ " tho necessity of choosing
whether one will serve God or NAM
mon and letting his choice be publicly
TLo NJo+bodist church choir