The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-01-06

knsed bv an accident in the basement
2kich took place at 1890 o'clock, and the
fsmes spread rapidly until the entire
3ructure was destroyed Many OF the 2o0
~ who lived in the dormitory lost all
3their belongings as did the four teaeh.
~ who had quarters there. The students
I'm were employed on the farm when the
IL started were lett with only nheir
Vorking clothes, Crosley hall was p9iit III
1eS5 ut a cost of about SlOo,oVo anu was
~omed for a son of +. W. Crosley OF Eng
E~d n liberal supporter of the institu.
3{on in lis early days. The loss is partly
Scvered by insurance. All of the Crosley
I'm students will be quartered IN other
lofmitories for the present,
wv. $. Black is visiting IN Leomlnster'
a Miss Mabel Holmes returned from her
Wit in Gill Saturday
q MR.. Fanny Cotton is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. \. w. keet.
{ Mr.. Stockbridge goes soon for a visit
viii her brother in the west. ....
X Mrs. Lawrence Lazelle Is entertaining
Niss Ethel Jacobus and friend
Mrs. Il. NJ. Lazele was a recent guest
Of Mrs. Phipps, at Bernardston.
Mr. and Mrs. Jilson of Gardner We're
cent guests of Mrs. David Ball.
NJ Mis- Gertrude Ball fell ON the ice Mon
IN and injured her knee seriously.
The high school is preparing a play to
s"'" :" Wv -, "a, .,'. ,,,,,.,,t ,,,os+
s.frot. A. .. rhilIpS was WIZ LIN s"e''
~ ua"s,''''' ~, : d..
~ Northheld seminary ana rieu ~. i'0
tor both lost Valnaoie hofses ieoeh'l,
Howard Doane Is mere from tne 81 Nh thar n
Nchool at Northahiptoh' Nisi'lns h'' i"''.' :. :
%AMiss Rose Gotta returned from VISIT
~ her parents IN .ahaua over 'he hoai'
Qays.
NM Mrs. Clark of New Haven, with daIgh-
Ten, Elizabeth, Is the guest Oh MIS-
iMhittle
2S Mr. and Mrs. J. r, Cotton returned Sat
friday from "A visit IN Boston over the
holidays.
fE Miss Lucy Webster is spending few
Weeks with her niece, Mrs. Julla Briggs IN
springfield.
si IA lecture recital will be given at Stone
In Monday night by Robert w. Van.
sXerk on Browning.
4FMrs. Roswell Dickinson has sold her
mock and poultry to Rev. Mr. Briggs on
Eng w lnCneSlSr lOul.
xfMrs KNIGHT, who lives on Camp road,
~ very ILL.,. Her sister is with her, also
iGrs. Putnam, nurse
~ Harmony lodge held its regular meeting
5Nednesday evening with the new Master,
Henry Russell, in charge.
Ruth Bigelow had a Christmas tree at
NJ Daisv Dickenson's with many gifts
Eom tboss interested in her.
7 u r;t. ill ,rooob NJ tho Corgreea.
~ cbnrcb newt Sunday in the absence
AZ tbo nastor at Mt, Hermon.
~. y -, croonourb Of DeerfeId
M MIS- ". Jean nt ,s n. - last r,oat,
Va the gIesuI NJ .he I"'pei C Pdi i" "N
MI w w 'p 80 - - Croonfo,d We'd.
y; W. Doahe W tS o ~ 81 oaioo as
sday 10 !ahe the ga. Iatn ,, VI hinb Sbor;ff
pu'y si'erlh ulluei 'ne ne" H'sil ''iel.ii,
Mrs. Il. y. White, WITH her son ana
laughter, Kenneth and Katherine, from
North Orange were recent guests at T. H.
Rfoctors'
81 Rev. A. E. Wilson preached an nsplr,,
ing New Years sermon last Sunday, ana
the choir sang This Is the Day the LORD
Has Made.
Il The orange held A special meeting We'd
3nesdav evening in the town hall for the
Initiation of II candidates. The installa-
Mon of officers occurs next week.
u Reverence Tazelle and family spent last
JSN tJ WITH Mrs Iazele's brother,
NalfraJ Snraqne in HinsdaIe n. II. There
y+rao a rerni9n Of the Sprapne family.
80 ,,, Iii WI
ne h.4 s. Ne XU;,,;nn, Toay;,
xbeJ ch,r@e and smoke IN Tnsniration-
i h;sco uma , fen were present and a
tiscpui =" "NiO
Isocial 'iii,e enJos.u III. A.
Mr., and MIS- \. T. FLU ehIeitalneI w
Northheld Friendship ciup WhlGh - noIu,
ing a house party at the hoIei, at tneLr
home last saturday evening NJ lney m@'i ~
FL uhe oia year ouV anu ',' Nv" > w
NJ Inc grange held a speclal meeting 1e "eu-
Snesday evening and lntlated ~ new can
fldates In the tirSt and second degrees;
Next Tuesday Will be held the annual
installation OF ofhcers IN the town hali'
with e. d. Hale OF Bernardston as IN
S&talllng officer.
NJ The Unitarian Alliance met as usual
"Wednesday afternoon IN the parlor OF the
church. Rev, A. b; wilson gave a an e1-
skellent address on the subject OF Friend
4hp., The next meeting OF Ihe society
@Elll, be held feb. /, When MIS-. MARY l.
Wells Smith Will address II.
W The estate of John Stewart Kennedy,
WHO died in New York Oct. 81, 1903,
HAS been appraised at 500, 5S,aS.li:;
|its. net value being 5'oao,4oo.oo' VII ~
athis amount Northnela seminary Wi
Sfeceive Soo,ooo, aGcoraing e s ~ M
2Request mace pupllc a1 tie Viilie VI W :
Ehennedy death'
AB A recent valuable gift to Dickinson Il
sbrary is a portrait Of George L.. Angeil,
Spresented by his wife, who was formerly
Miss Eliza A. Nation OF TINS town. MT.
X&ngel was tne louiIoel Vi W Al fnn tha
Humane society ana the soe,e.y toi H. H.
HKrevention OF O!ueiy ~ Ailiiiiai' LIS