Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
wNDHAM DECEMBER s loo0

While walking down Green street
last Thursday. Mrs. George w. Lind
sey slipped ON the ley sidewalk and fell,
breaking her wrist,
-Brattloboro Sunshine society,
branch /, will meet with Mrs. George
+. Barber, 20 High street next Friday
afternoon AZ o clock.
There was n good attendance AT The
Ladies' Enterprise supper q, the home OF
Mrs. Evans Tuesday evening, The time
after supper was agroeahly spent ~
games and music,
+Brattloboro thenter goers will be
delighted TO know that David Belnseo =
own company in The Girl from the
Golden West is booked TO appear IN
the auditorium soon.
-Governor Proctor yesterday APP
pointed Judge A. r. Schwenk menu
Der of the committee to formulate n
uniform system of records and forms
for Judges of probate and county clerks
Enough people attended the = Ia
dies night" in the Vermont Wheel
club rooms Friday evening to make
mn II tables for whist which was play
ed In the grange banquet hall The
prizes were won ms follows; Mrs. II, ".
Brooks, metal candle-stick; Mrs. IL. u.
Brown, clock; f. g., Gale, inlaid stein;
y. T.. Rogers, silk umbrella. Messrs
Gale and Rogers were tied for the
men s first prize, the former winning on
the play-oii.
Mrs. 4. 7. Dunton was severely
injured late Sunday afternoon by fall
ing down stairs in her home on Oak
street. Her head struck against the
banisters and cash was cut IN her
I forehead TO close which several stitch
es were required She was conveyed
TO the hospital of DIR. 4. X. Lynch on
Grove street where her wound was
dressed, after which she was able to
return Ia her home. where she has been
resting comfortably since although
suffering somewhat from bruises.
Robert c. Bacon did not benefit
from the work of the late legislature
as much rs some local attorneys \
bill was introduced providing for an
! increase of the salary of the Wind
I ham county states attorney from $500
10 $1,000, but instead of passing this
/ bill the legislature left the salary where
/ il was and cut of fees Of every de-
( scription. which will mean difference
of between 800 and 5000 in the annual
emoluments Mr.. Bacon has been heard
saving something about lemon.
/ The annual meeting of the Sunday
/ school of the Methodist church was
/ held Sunday when the following OIL
GERS were chosen: Superintendent,
/ John w. Howe; first assistant, F. A.
Bagg; second assistant, c. ID. Smith;
primary superintendent, Eta l.. Miner;
/ librarian, W. 4. Moore; secretary, 6, q.
( Wheeler; assistant secretary, Frank
I Allen: treasurer. w. W, Plimpton; SUI
perintendcnt Of home department, w.
/ ". Plimpton. Reports of the officers
Tor the past year were read and adopt
ed.
Leo council, Knights of Columbus,
held a meeting for the election of Of
fcers for the ensuing year Wednesday
evening. Following is the list of Of
ficers elected: Grand knight, John L.
Stewart; deputy grand knight, James T,
/ Ferriter: chancellor Edward j. Lavelle;
! financial secretary, Charles +, Manu-
treasurer, T. J. Heaphy; recorder, J A.
Austin; lecturer, d. S. Carey; Advo-
cate. j. F. Fitzgerald; warden, +. w
Condor; inside guard, John ]. Austin;
outside guard, J. z. Fenton; trustee, II,
b. Haus; past grand knight, DIR, +. II
/ O 'Connor.
The Baptist Bible school will as
usual celebrate Christmas by giving in
stead of receiving The several class
es will bring their gifts to the church
either Saturday or Sunday as is most
convenient Christmas dinners, and
other gifts will be distributed on Mon
day. The juniors viii sing Christmas
! carols at the various beneficent insti-
tutions of the town Christmas morn
ing They will also sing at the church
service Sunday morning. a supper wll
be served to the primary and junior
department at the church Monday 81
) o clock. All contributions for the
tables should be there by 4 O'Clock
sharp.