Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-04-06

nary graduate and former teacher Of the
training school, having iefi there about a
year Asp for needed resi and reeupenilon,
The sugar supper ~ Flyrn BY the Sons Of
Veterans auxiliary Was very successful, 10,
ciaiy aud financially, had weather aud iray.
cling considered. 4 few young people from
the Farms were present aud there were other
outside guests.
saturday evening about IS of tho friends
aud neishhurs Of q, 4, Parker gathered at
his house, the occasion being the 10th ami
Nersary Of the wedding II Mr.. aud Mrs
Parker Games were played, refreshments
were served aud u very pleasant social even
Ing Was spent,
The next meeting Of The grange viii be
April 10, and will be a meeting with pa.
rents and teachers Of the public schools One
~ the marks II prosperity Ia the grange Is
the fact they have voluntarily increased the
rental paid q. W, Nation for the use Of
his house and hall.
Charles Slate finished his work as cream
gaiherer Saturday and has accepted posi-
ton In q. T., Williams's store, beginning his
work last Monday, His place as cream gath
ercr has been taken by q. D. Adams, for the
south part Of the town, who has purchased a
new horse for the work, Allen Field has TAX
en- the route Ia the north part Of the town
and they viii do all the work after April IS.
The young people who have been prepar
ing an entertainment for the benefit u the
guild will give u miscellaneous entertainment
and play In the yestry Of the Unitarian
church on Thursday evening, April H. The
play Thorn Among the Roses, will have the
following caste Of characters; Mrs, Candor.
Mrs, y. ID. Alexander; Patience Plunkett
A. "a H.
Moore; Bessie, Miss Julia Bardwell; Lucy.
Miss Agnes Moore; Augusta, Miss Louise
Bardwell; Tom, Earle Ward; job Seeding,
Robert Ware.
The managers Of the lecture course are
unable 10 secure Prof, Ora Samuel Gray for
the lecture this evening hut instead are 10
have members Of the Apollo club from Bos
ton, Walter T.. Paine and =, =. Holden.
They are TO he accompanied by reader,
Mrs. Priest, who is highly spoken Of, Ae.
cording to the press notices, Mr. Paine is
considered a rare vocalist and Mr. Holden
has a flexible tenor voice Of pleasing quality.
An entertainment equal II not superior to
any other OF the season is expected.
The farming special train was at Mt. Her
mon Wednesday from o TO 1910 a. m. and
lecturers from the agricultural departments
Of the state college explained the exhibits.
The latest improved farming apparatus, ami
NAL foods plant foods, samples Of crops,
maple sugar utensils forestry display, graft.
ing exhibits and illustrations OF the results
OF the various forms Of fertilizers were
shown. The farmers Of this town will have
another opportunity to see this exhibit when
the car goes through South Vernon April 20.
Miss Helen Slate Lyman and Alfred Jo.
seph Falcon Of Orange were married at noon
Wednesday at the brides home at Spring
Hin terrace, Somerville, Rev. II. o. Sher.
wood officiating. Only immediate relatives
were present on account of the recent deaths
OF the brides parents. The bride, who was
a native of this town, was attended by Miss
Marion Brewer Of Fitchburg, a niece Of the
groom, and Albert Brooks Lyman, brother
Of the bride, was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Falcon will be at home in Orange after
May l.
| The will of the late Fidelia Holton has
been filed at the probate court II gives to
Clifford l. Holton, nephew, the barn and
one.half acre of land and TO Frank b. Hol.
ton, another nephew is given the house,
sheds and remainder of the real estate.
Among the minor requests to nieces is a
gold watch to Estella Rice. The Unitarian
church is given $50. The long gun which
belonged to John Holton, grandfather of the
deceased, is given to Clifford |. Holton. The
personal property is to be equally divided
among the nieces of the deceased Elizabeth
NJ. Purple, Helen A. Bagnall, Mary A. Gates,
Florence p Richmond, Rosa II, Estabrook
and Anna II. Vickery. Clifford /. Holton is
named as executor.