Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-23
GALWAY HEARING HELD
.,,,s AND INTERESTED CITIZENS
,mrr AT SOUTH VERNON.

,rv,clALs AND iNrhhhsrhp oAH'
MEET AT SOUTH VERNON
4, Location Of Railroad Station Dis
....,a and Plans oOnsidered-rhe South
r...,0 prcjsct-othor Pians-Rsport Ex-
..,,a in EOrthacia News.
.nsi,i, Of the b. 4 NJ. and O. v,
inc mai the interested citizens at South
allfOa'' T,esday afternoon TO discuss the
tfhuH ,o,,tion Of the railroad station and
hahss ~ ~ mans for change In the crossing
esn'' ,,,sts both at the station and the
w o.slnrs about one'quarter OF mile
oup" n Webster, G. @. Stearns, A. O..
es M \. =, Wood and 5, O. Holton
io'u', Nm. che citizens from this town and
N.I,ns plans for Improvement were laid
D. '" XVI ofIcials The hearing was held
nu ,gs state board OF railroad commits
ouers, 49,. A., r.v;no ,ra.r an.
a. near The station hlled up ana the STA
''Ss nl,red on the present site OF Merrill
~ This plan is favored by the people
s,o,b Vernon aud should IL be carried
,Se road from Northfeld is to run east
~ s1' ,,,rks an The way to the station.
,Is,bsr plan is TO move the station south
,be site Of the present roundhouse.
, ~, .no,ber Is TO move the station quite a
f. ~, south. about one'quarter of mile
,bs present railroad bridge. This
w ~ Ming the station nearer to Mortified
!, manv WAYS be an advantage but IL II
~ IVA In the station at Mortified prop.
-. discontinued Il is not likely to be
!. gib favor by the majority of the citi'
altbough the managers of the school
IA 10 favor this plan. The officials
t,ke few weeks to consider the ques-
y, and will make a report sometime the
Ert part Of May
Mrs $. Katherine Richardson is visiting
Il New York
citation Ware and wife have returned from
| visit to Boston.
MISSES Vera. Winnie and Bertha Dresser
|. -. in Millers Falls.
Mrs. Matte Proctor has been visiting her
lister in North Orange
Mr. / VI. Harris is confined to his house
An an attack Of pleurisy.
yn,epe Labelle has moved back to his
|kmse on the upper farms.
william G. Slate of Beers's plain, has a
serious abscess on his hand.
Tho Mortified training school closed last
week with appropriate exercises.
Miss Ethel Braman, who is teaching in
|B,rre is home for the spring vacation.
II Green and family have returned
from visit of few weeks in Boston.
Mrs Henry Mason has returned from a
,isit with relatives in New Hampshire.
Fred Hale is in Vernon where he is EN-.
|plOyed as a painter for Mr.. Weatherhed.
ppble schools open for the spring term
Monday with the same corps of teachers.
V, Martineau, who is employed in Wen
|Ssl spent Sunday with his family at the
Farms
The mothers meeting was held at the
home Of Mrs. Warner on Wednesday after.
noon.
Mrs Wallace Holton has returned from
|, visit to her friends in Northampton and
vicinity.
Miss Fife Alexander has returned to Wor.
cester and was accompanied by Miss Sarah
Ninot
A supper for the benefit of G. H. Nation,
church florist will be given in the Unitarian
church Thursday evening, April 5.
Samuel F. Alexander made a flying visit
- NJ. ~
Alexander, last week
Several on the mountain are engaged in
maple sugar making, but no very good
runs are yet reported.
j. P. Wentworth is reported as more COM
Portable Mrs, Dresser is assisting her moth
er in caring for him.
The Sons of Veterans are planning to have
a sugar supper in their hall next week, prob
ably on Friday evening.
Mary, the years old daughter of W. r.
Moody, has just returned from four weeks
visit in New York city.
D. s. Reed, Mt Hermon student from
Nashville, Pa had charge OF the meeting at
Union hall Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Leach have returned
from Boston, where Mr. Leach has been visit
ing his brother, John Leach
Miss Carrie Russell is home from Millers
Falls for the spring vacation, she being
employed there as a teacher.
The books in the Unitarian Sunday school
have been recatalogued and will be issued
for the first time next Sunday.
C. A. Moulton died at Wallace Morgan's
in Wendell, March II. Burial was in the
family lot at the farms on Monday.
Il. H. Frary has sold his farm to son-in-
law Of Mr.. Bring, who will soon move there,
and Mr., Frary will move to the village.
dance under the auspices Of the Sons
Of Veterans will be given this evening in
their hall. Good music will be furnished.
B. D, Calender has relinquished his posi-
ton as foreman on a fancy dairy and poultry |
farm and at present is at his home in town.
The Sons of Veterans held their regular
meeting Tuesday evening and that of the |
sons Of Veterans auxiliary was held last |
evening.
The high school has been run this year on /
'ne one session day plan, which has been
greatly enjoyed by both teachers and
scholars
Mrs Frank Webster from Tennent, N. j.,
Is guest Of Mrs. G. H. Webster, after hav-
ing been visiting in Winchester, N. H., for
q month
Mr. and Mrs. George Alderman have been
visiting in Boston. Mr.. Alderman has re-
'ufned and Mrs. Alderman is to remain one
week longer.
lhe ladies of the Congregational church
aea sewing meeting yesterday and they
are getting barrel ready for Talladega col
lege Alabama.
Inc friends of Everett Lyman have been
,sry anxious over his condition at the Spring
usu hospital but at last account he was
more comfortable.
Inc Mortified chapter, o. E. S., held its
.,suar meeting last week and at the close
" ,ne work whist social was enjoyed, re.
''Snments being served.
Q Oaafles 'Keefe, who is with the Lowering
,i tauge company in Somerville is at
present IN Boston, where he is showing goods