Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-20

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o clock. Subject, Egypt. All are in
vited.
The smelt in Spofford lake have
been running In great numbers since
Monday night, and local fishermen have
been to the lake and made large
catches.
"A force of Central Vermont EN-
ployes under direction of W. T.. Elrod,
general road master, will begin hlling
the local depot yard with gravel TO-
morrow.
&C. b. Lamson will move his cigar
box manufacturing business from the
top floor of the Ullery annex to the
second floor Of the Flat street building
occupied by Searles blacksmith shop.
The grange sewing society will
meet April 81. All the women of the
grange are requested to attend. Sup
per will be served at 6l5 TO which the
men are invited. All are requested 10
bring food,
A daughter of Mrs. W. b. Mettey,
who lives near the iron bridge at the
end of Elliot street. was taken Ill with
diphtheria Wednesday. The house has
been quarantined by Health Officer
Henry Tucker.
Harry Rowe, for many years a
plumber in this town, and Mrs. Pearle
Porter of Aurora, ILL.,, were married
last Thursday evening at the Episcopal
parsonage by Rev. Il. T. Mathison.
They are living in Crosby block
Herbert Edward Pratt, who is EN-.
ployed in Henry Allen S livery stable,
and Mary Alice Kemp were married
yesterday afternoon at the Baptist par
sonage by Rev. George b. Lawson. Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt started Immediately on
a carriage drive.
The next meeting of the w. c. I.
L. will occur Tuesday afternoon at its
rooms in Emerson block. II will be
the regular educational meeting, and
the Army Canteen question will again
be discussed. Mrs. Helen Newman will
have charge of the topic.
There was good attendance at
the Easter Monday ball in the Center.
willie roller rink Monday evening. The
rink was lavishly decorated with bunt'
ing and flags, and the floor was in par
ticularly good shape for dancing. Mu-
sic was furnished by b. Z. Leitsinger $
orchestra, and refreshments were served
by Alright & Casassa.
The program of the meeting of Pro
tective grange Wednesday evening was
in charge of the young people They
gave the play, Among the Breakers,
with the following members taking
part: A. f. Trendall, Clarence Bruce,
A. +. Miller, Guy Thayer, Fred Spauld-
ing, ir., Harand T. Miller, Zetta Weld,
Gertrude Barker, Clara Blanchard,
and Blanche Drown.
w. f. Higley has made application
to the license commissioners of the
town of Guilford for a second class IL
cense either in the Broad Brook house
or the Mellen house, so-called, Just east
of the Joel Flagg place. The commits
sioners will give hearing on the APP
plieation Monday morning, May I, at
. o clock in the Broad Brook house.
The license fee this year has been set
at $500.
The Windsor journal says of the
singing of f. II. Miller at the recent
concert of the Choral association of
that town: ''Mr. Miller should be
for his solo work in Rec
ognition of Land, selection from
Grieg's Olaf Tryvason. His singing
of Dennee's Lullaby was also most
pleasing, for he rendered the selection
with deicacy and lightness most UNI
usual in baritone voice.
The warrant for the annual vii
lage meeting May ! was posted We'd
nesdav. 1t contains only six articles
and all deal with routine business ex.
cept Article which is "to see If the
village will authorize the board of
bailitfs to settle with f. d. Weld for
his injury and his physicians services
last summer. - This refers to the in
iuries Mr. Weld received when the ac-
cident to the Estey steamer took place,
The woman s auxiliary of the Y Nj.
c. A. will hold a second hand clothing
sale in the rear rooms of the associa-
ton Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
of next week. The sale will be open
each day from $50 a. m. until p. m.
Members are expected to contribute
to the sale without solicitation such
goods as can be disposed of for spring
and summer wear Contributions
should be left at the association rooms
Wednesday afternoon or evening
The annual meeting of Bingham
chapter, O. E. s., was held Tuesday
evening when the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
Worthy matron, Martha A. Swift; wor-
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matron, Ida M. Pierce; treasurer, Mary
A. Randall; secretary, Eugenia M. Pet
tee; conductress. Sarah NJ. Dickinson;
associate conductress, Janette M. Hey
wood. These and the 10 appointive
officers will be installed Tuesday even
ing, MAY l, at SIS Masons and their
families are invited to be present
The case of the Boston & Maine
railroad, plaintiff in error, VS.. Sarah
executrix, defendant in err
ror,, was heard before the United States
circuit court of appeals in New York
city yesterday, c. c. Fits appearing
for Mrs. Stockwell, and W. B. {.
Sticknev for the railroad company.
The case of the Ramage Paper com
panv. plaintiff in error, VS.. Angelo
Bulduzzi. defendant in error, will be
heard in that court today, c. G, Fits
for the heirs of Bulduzzi,
and ]. l.. Martin and +. W. Gibson
for the paper company.
Ernest Raymond Betterley, who is
employed in the printing establishment
of E. L. Hildreth & company, and Miss
Minnie Alice Pratt, formerly OF Dover,
were married early Wednesday even
ing at IL Western avenue, where they
will begin housekeeping after brief
wedding journey. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George B. Lawson
in the presence of relatives and a few