Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-14

10 get the rug out Of doors
r. l.. Frost is in Burlington this week.
d. F. Perry is in Montpelier on a business
trip this week
Rev. James S. Clark is in waldham, n. Y,
this week
5. Victor Grant is in Fitzwlliam, n. H.,
on business this week.
Miss Sadie Coleman went to New York
city Wednesday to spend the winter.
w. H. Cheney returned Sunday evening
from Boston where he had spent few days
D. Belliyeau returned from North Adams,
Mass Saturday where he has been on
visit
Miss $. 4. Mather has returned after an
extended visit In New York and New Haven
Conn.
Miss Rose stranton Of wardsboro is with
Mr. and Mrs, George c. Harris for few
weeks.
W H. Haywood returned Monday evening
from business trip in Massachusetts, and
Connecticut.
Mrs. II. c. squiers very pleasantly enter
tanned a number Of women friends to tea
party Wednesday afternoon.
The annual church roll call and chicken.
pie supper is being held at the Congrega'
tional church this afternoon.
Miss Clara Wheeler went to stratton Tues
day night after spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Cushman,
Principal and Mrs. Minis returned Tues
day evening and re.opened the high school
at the academy Wednesday morning.
Miss Maude Clark has returned to Mrs.
Alice Richmond's after spending two
weeks vacation at her home in Guilford.
f. c. Dunklee lost calf Tuesday night
by its choking to death from something in
some corn fodder which had been fed to ii.
Miss ERe Estey has finished work in the
family Of Col @. A. Miles and is with her
mother Mrs. Ward Estey, at 4o7 Western
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Mather have re.
turned to their home after spending several
weeks with their son. Myron !. Mather' in
Mass.
Wednesday morning was the coolest OF
the season. thermometers registering from IL
to % degrees below zero in different parts
Of the village
The Christian Endeavor social held in the
parlors Of the Congregational church wed
nesday evening was well attended and
very enjoyable affair.
Rev. and Mrs. W W. Sutherland have
moved from Mrs. Sutherland's daughter S,
Mrs. +. D. E. Stoves house to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collier on Fairview
street.
Master Merritt Fisher, son of Hosea Fish
err, fell on the ice Saturday and injured his
head so badly that medical attendance was
necessary. At the present writing the lad is
reported doing we'll
Mrs Alma GoOdenough went to Randolph
Friday to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Z. L. Bass Mrs. Goodenough was
by her son.inaw, Z. l.. Bass,
who made brief visit here in connection
with a business trip to adjoining towns.
E. F. Holbrook of Keene, n, H., will give
an organ recital at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening, Dec. 10. Mr.
Holbrook will be assisted by +. H. Miller,
baritone, of Dummerston. The proceeds are
to be, used for the primary department OF
the Congregational Sunday school,
Mrs. Flora E. Strong closes the Melrose
House today for the winter Mr.. and Mrs.
Strong will spend the winter at the County
House in Newfane where Mrs. Strong will
have the position of housekeeper for Mr..
Davis the proprietor of the hotel. Inc
community deeply regrets the closing OF the
MeIrose for even few months and hopes 1t
may be reopened early in the spring by Its
present manager.
The leading social event of the season was
held in the Melrose House Tuesday evening
when the men of the Finch club entertained
the women with a chickenpie supper which
was followed by musical by members of
the club who were assisted by Mrs. George
B. Hunter in rendering two of her select
readings During the supper hour Luther
Barber gave concert from his photograph,
which was thoroughly enjoyed. handsome
carnation was placed at each plate which
added much to the beauty of the tables
Shortly before leaving Mrs w. II. Haywood
made few remarks in behalf of the other
women thanking the men for their excellent
and Mrs. Strong for the dehc-
ous supper served.
The West Bratteboro Baptist church, Rev.
7. A. Mitchell, pastor. Sunday services:
1890, morning worship with sermon by the
pastor Subject, Righteous Man in the
Hands of the Devil; 11.45, Bible school.
Classes for all ages. The Baraca class for
men meets in the Baraca room at the same
,our All men cordially invited. AT
j clock the pastor will conduct the service
It the Home for the Aged; p. m, Chris
ian Endeavor service; p. m, evangelistic
service, with short sermon by pastor Spe-
.ial music. Public cordially invited. Sun
lay, Dec 20, the service will be in charge
# DR.. W, A. Dawson of Burlington. He
will also give an address to the Baraca class
t their regular session. This friday even
ng the prayer and conference service of the
hurch TO be followed by short business
Meeting of the church. u