Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-16

r ro'i Pa.tor. Sunday service II m, Sunday
slOol 81 noon.
Tie White River railroad carried
| il, hundreds of passengers Thursday
Nth perfect safety. the service was
rather slow about two hours being
n;e1 for the 10 miles journey. Our
rsorle speak we'll of Rochester's cele-
mstiop which undoubtedly brought
more people together than that town
eve. held before. The base ball game
Vas Interrupted by rain in the fifth
| imipc when Rochester and South
Roys!ton had each made a single run.
| It was great contest while it lasted.
| Jack Weafer PLAYED with South Roy
sltop. A Roch ester boy tried to
hoard the train at the ball ground
While in nation and fell. A car wheel
passed over his foot. This was the
! only accident reported.
Mary Winchester of Saxtons River
.:yisitipg at Geo q Lewis.
Herbert Abbey's house in Rochester
Hollow was burned Tuesday night.
| The house and contents were an al
mos, total loss,
Ms Ford and daughter of Bridge
| Ior Conn, are guests at E N
| lRitchell's.
Ms P Fisher and children are in
Washington this week.
Nj, T n Fisher is in Cabot.
Nj: Frank Fisher of Burlington is
:. Guy Wilson'S.
Rsg " A Warner officiated Thursday
st The funeral of the late Rueben
Rand, s., Of Barnard. His wife sur
wives him after a married life of 63
years, one of the longest in that
state,
George Kiuball, Jr, shot blue
tNc1 Thursday at Blue Hill lake,
Measuring 4eet, D inches high and
Tee, 9. from Zip to tip.
jel1ip Wynn of Boston and Mamie
Nytl Of Springfield, Mass, are with
heiI parents here.
I Doscher and daughter of Brooklyn,
y y are at c W Curtis.
Holden and wife of Penacook, n
t. are guests at Geo A Tupper's.
Il Sanford and Mrs r Robinson of
Randolph were here Tuesday
Addison Bedding of Northampton,
aass' IS guest at + r Burnett's.
Henry Davis, brother of Mrs F Fl
tlanberlin, is here from near Buff
iaIo n I, for the first time in 20
Years
NJ h Durkee and wife are spending
lie Eeea at Lake Dunmore.
Ally Brink of Barnard had the
lttIe finger of his fright hand ampu-
;i'ed Wednesday by DR. L VI Greene.
51el Vas working son the road With
ifalk Tucker, laying large stone
y WIEN another fell over onto his
lal' badly crushing the finger.
The Bethel second base ball team
aleated the Sharons Wednesday by q
sS'e Of IL to II, Kimball and Bur
rFI were the Bethel battery and Ben |
CSoss's played in place of Joe Nc
|vanick, who was laid off by an
|ii1t!,
a's Lea Parrott and two sons from |
oSaar'' Masa, are guests at j L
r N Raymond returned to Boston
.nlsy after his two mor tbs visit 10
fofa Barrows Of Woodstock is visit
u. az + Il Spaulding's.
Eve decorated cars packed with |
S.lallty left this station soon after
AZ ! u l, thursday bound for Rochester
W. nome lay celebration.
t Brooks and wife are keeping
''',' IL Lucy Paine's rev house.
:, 2llon picnic of the NJ f Sunday
IT, f.. q this village, Gaysville and
c'.ts Lmypus was held in Mrs Tag
-. : grove near Gaysville Wednesday,,
~, ~. perfect weather and a large at
~. ,-'L .e; Most OF the sporting events
III III. well contested, with these re-
M. a.'li3g high jump Boys 5 to 8
~. Ola l, Daniel Stoddard: 2,
NH shepard. Boys to 12-1,
h., ,,IT :, Aldrleh; ., Jemes Wilson.
Ne r., - 10 l6-l, Asa Chatfield; 2, |
'G5,nss Abbott.
B r,saalng broad jump Boys under
isaH' !, James Wilson: 2, JOSEF h
M. -''l ! Boys L TO l6-l, Thomas Alb
III. Asa Chatfield.
h., race-Under IL years, l,
! s wilson; ,, Robert Adams. III
,g5s,,. 'ears-l, Thomas Abbott; 2,
,i'S rsee-l, Rev e NJ Charlton
NM afacs-Under u years., Cora
a.: : Cleora Smith. II to 16
Nj, Lizzie Pescor; 3, Abbie
h., w Of eight linemeu from White
IN n JUNCTION are here repairing the
y England company's line.
sr, I Perley of Bellows Falls is
1ef mother. Mrs Z Y Smith.
!. = : L-Tls, WIS, 'Ol. will teach
i. NJ am school tue coming term.
!. r. Won Of Rochester will teach
-'Isiian Hill school
" - hlj-To buy a rbear, ,t-i,-in., borsa