The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-06-29
BRATTLEBORO.
of july next Wednesday.

Fourth of July next Wednesday.
Toby Bean has started bootblack star
just below the American house.
Carl Cain recently picked lao four-leave
= clovers from one bunch Of clover.
The Artillery Band goes to Townshen
July 4th to assist in the celebration there
.-Clapp ~ Jones have invented anew tran
fer fluid which is meeting with good success
Fred Bohrman was slightly sunstrok
yesterday morning while repairing his piazza
&C. w. Cleveland lost the end of his SEE
ond finger in planer at Estey's Wednesda
noon.
The degree of NJ. A., from Yale has bee
conferred on Rev. S. II. Lee of Springfield
formerly of this place.
Parties from here will attend the Fourth
of July celebrations at keene, Hinsdale, VIII
mngton and Chesterfield.
There is general mark down on all the
goods at Mrs. e.: II. Smith. IL Main street
and Monday will be special bargain day.
Mrs. N. II. White sprained her ankle
Tuesday morning by turning her foot over
and necesstated the use of crutches for few
days.
Prof II. M..Tyler of Smiths College
preached in the Congregational church Sun
day in the absence of Rev. G. o. Day, who
has taken his family to Sharon, Conn.
--Chas Brazor is now instructing anumber
rary apartment which he recently erected on
Williams street above the second bridge.
Rev. Frs. Reynolds of Bellows Falls and
Houlihan of North Enlpole have been here
the examination of the Convent school pupils.
j. f. Reynolds, formerly in the employ
of G.. H. Grant has commenced the granite
business for himself in Centerville, occupying
the premises of c. l.. Fisher, and will do all
work promptly and well.
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day schoofwill be held next Sabbath at E. III.
Thomas, 26 Prospect street, at 1870 a. m.
Wednesday coming, meeting at the same place,
at 7.3O p. M, to which all who are interested
are kindly invited.
The Attic expedition under the manage
ment of DR.. A. Cook leaves New York the
Both and will 90 to Lieut.. Peary's winter
quarters. Albert j. Pullen who was elected
an officer under DR.. Cook to go on this
journey has resigned in favor of Fred Gay of
Boston, a student of Yale.
The annual encampment of the state mi
litia will be held on the Clark lot August
1919, an additional day having been granted
by the governor on petition. To Brig Gen.
Julius j. Estey is assigned the duty of post
commander and Capt Tutherly of the First
United States Calvary will inspect the troops.
Officers Metcalf, Hines and Smith made
another raid on the brewery Wednesday
nlSht' 1ney iounu a plenty ~ Deer Ill lne
na.iie VI IHe sH!ppe,s ~ opliiSneIu pu ~ coulu
t not uouen !. wi VII more prooI. iney 90.
.no ~ 81 o III. 81 e p,'I I eh'
ming The other brewery had ample warning,
SO they found nothing there.
Rev. V. A. Cooper d. d. will arrive in
Brattleboro Saturday July It'll with COM
pany of girls and boys ranging from three to
- years vi aye: Inese chlluren come from
Ine home OF Llttle wanderers, Boston, MASS,
anu Nj. cooper desires 10 pace tnese little
uay morning ouiy oIn IN Ihe congregational
cnurch, at noon In tne Methodlst ana Ill the
evening III the baptst cnurcn.
Prof Chase, who makes his summer
home in Bellows Falls, and who has been
connected with the Atlanta University, has
been in town this week arranging for con-
cert to be given here by the Atlanta Univer- |
SHY qiarte,te under tne auspices OF the con,
SreSational Sunua. schooi. iIis Is coiored
Iuartette ana tne concert VIII De mere some
tlIne IN Juiy anu II Is noped liberal patron
age VIII DE given theh.
The 10th annual meeting of the grand |
lodge of the knighs of Honor was held here
Wednesday. and Supreme Dictator Marsden
Bethany of North Carolina addressed the con-
vention. The officers elected are as follows:
q. D., jacob Leyman, Rutland; V. DC. w.
Kimbal, Rutland: A. d., VIM. Wetherbee,
st. JOhnsbury; q. l., A. S. Pease, Hartford:
G. r., j. b. Moore, Rutland: G.. g., w. e.
Nye, Barre; g. c., o. J. HOwes, Barre.
About 30 delegates from all parts of the state
were present