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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE

Engine 400 is in the south shop for re-
pairs
0Iachinist Edward Short was or We'd
nesday.
William Puett. night Waterman in the
mill, has been sick
Eoilermaker William Rollins is duty
after two days lay off.
Lewis Thompson who handles bolts in
the storehOuse. is sick.
Machinist John Nichols will leave Fri
day for a weeks visit in Chicago
Albert Adams Of the storehouse has re-
ported for duty after short illness
J. r. Painter, a coal wheeler in the
blacksmith shop, was on duty Wednes-
day.
Edward Dustin. formerly of the boiler
d da2s has been IN Kansas city LOT a rev
Henry Martin. foreman of the. cab car
orado.
J. NJ Butler. fireman in the machine
shop. has reported for duty after lay on
OF one night
Conductor T. A. verlin has taken lay
off of 30 days and Will leave Saturday on
a vacation trip.
Bert Webb. who has been absent from
his PLACE IN Mitchell 5 gang for some time.
is on duty again
William Hobson OF the blacksmith shop
is in again after short lay off, made
necessary by sickness
Ben Fox of the sheds has quit here and
will go to Marceline. Mo. where he ex-
poets to get job firing.
D. McCan. a machinist, has returned
and other towns Of the state
Charles Slusser; who works on air
brakes in the sheds. has reported for duty
having been i'll for a short time.
Taylor Belcher of this place who has
been working with a railroad surveying
corps in New Mexico. has returned home
T. = Ihorp traXeiing passenger agent
for the Pennsylvania lines with headquar-
ters at Omaha was in town Wednesday,
The wife Of c. w Hinchman of the
blacksmith shop is reported as being i'm
proved. after a threatened attack of fe
Frank Roebuoz. a south shop nachin-
lst- as ln from Colorado. Where he has been
knocking about the summer resorts for
An engineers air brake has been mount
ed on a wheelbarrow and is being used
out out 81 the the shops s. " "a '--- = '''e1
William Bullock. who has had a Job in
or eight weeks. has quit that department.
and Wednesday went on the pay roll of
the blacksmith shop.
The concrete for the foundation of the
new freight depot at Lawrence has been
put IN and the remainder Of the construc-
weather viii permit
Machinist, W A, Tulip is of duty for
suffering from an attack Of appendicitis
avoiding an operation if possible.
Gus Mehlison- assistant foreman of the
boiler shop. LETT Wednesday for Oshkosh,
Wis. eallsd there by the death Of his
expected, as she had been i'll Tor some
time.
A- Ganetlv. formerly a fireman on the
Santa Fe and a brother of George Cal
letly of the Topeka roundhouse force.
Northern road running from Geary. Ok.
to Anthony. Kan
The mill is turning out an order of 200
wooden cattle guards Tor use on various
parts of the system A great many of
last few weeks. and the present number
VIII keep that department busy for some
Fred White and Frank Schwartz of the
roundhouse Wlplng gang rode out 10 Ie-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
MUNICIPALITIES.
Rev. c. VI. SheIdon's Carefully
Prepared Address
Delivered at the Topeka Conn
mercial Club.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Timely Evidence on WaterwOrks
Systems.
Topeka the Business, Beautiful
and Home City.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Rev Charles N. Sheldon. who has
made special study OF municipal re-
forms in this country and Europe, read
a valuable address before the Topeka
Commercial club. Wednesday evening,
upon the subject Municipal Affairs. .
From his paper are taken the follow
ing pertinent paragraphs:
A city is a community of human be
ings whose interests ought to be the
same. Tt is a family on a large scale
where the different members owe to one
another mutual helpfulness. What
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12

Santa Fe Makes q One-Fare Rate to a
Baseball Game

big Sunday excursion is being ar
ranged by the Santa Fe from Newton
and Purcell to Arkansas City. and
thence TO Gueda Springs. on Sept. IS.
game between the Arkansas City Grays
and the Boston Boomers the female
base ball aggregation which 'infiicts
itself occasionally upon the state. Spe-
cial cars will be alta ched TO the regular
trains running into Arkansas City. and
these cars viii be cut out and taken
across TO the Springs as a special train.
The Santa Fe has made rate of one
fare for the round trip.
A one-tare rate has also been grant
ed between Concordia and Salina for
" edneSday, Sept IS the occasion being
santa Fe day" of the Salina street
fair and carnival Other roads running
into Salina have made special rates on
their respec1iNe anys
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12

land railroad. He declined to give the
names Of the members of the syndicate,
and added that he had procured an opin-
ion from the city law department to the
effect that the interest of the city COM
prised practically the entire system
operated by the road. He also init
mated that he would advise the ae-
ceptance of the offer. Officials of the
system say that the city's interest
ought to be worth in the neighborhood
of S79 000 000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
N. K. & t IMPRovEMENrs.
Building Short Cuts Across Missouri
River Bottom Lands

8uA4O4uR snort GUS across MISSOURI
River Bottom Lands
The Missouri Kansas & Texas is
spending a large amount of money in
rebuilding part of it's line along the
Missouri river between St Louis and
Boonville The roadbed, when com
pleted, viii be in frst-class condition.
being heavily ballasted with burnt clay
ballast, and laid with heavy steel rails
In great many places where the old
roadway Rugged the bluffs, the curves
are being eliminated and solid rOadbed
built across the bottom lands, thus re
ducing the distance as we'll as cutting
out the curves. New iron bridges and
stone culVerts are also being built.
This is river grade for nearly 200 miles,
The Katy is preparing to make some
extra fast time with its passenger
trains.
The dining stations at South Meal
ester, l. r., and at Parsons kas.. are
also being enlarged to supply increas-
ing demands.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
AN IMMENsE STRUCTURE
100 Carloads Of Material For New
Rock Island BRIDGE

Iibers. Kan S..s.t -s--.
train IT sl'nteriai for fha Rock Island
bridge over the Canadian river on the
new extension from here to II Paso
passed through here today. This is
the largest consignment OF bridge ma
Ierial ever sent out for a single bridge
IN the west. There are 100 cars of the
material altogether The bridge is To
be 500 feet long and 135 feet high 1t
VIII not be finished before Deeember
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
TRAINS ARE WITHDRAWN.

Rsck Island Limited Trains to Colo
RADIO Go Out of Service.
Chicago. Sept 1.-THE low summer
tourist rates to Colorado viii expire by
limitation today and this Will bring
to ain end the summer tourist season to
that territory. which has been more
than ordinarily successful. On account
of the withdrawal of the low rates the
Rock Island Will put out of service
its trains known as the Rocky Noun
tain limited" and numbered Al and a.
These trains were put on for the spe-
cial purpose OF accommodating the
tourist business and their object has
been fulfilled.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12
ORIENT PAYS UF ITS DEBTs
Has Spent $4,000 in Emporia During
Past Month.

Emporia, Kas.. Sept. 12.-The Orient
is making a settlement of all back ac-
counts The FUN amount paid out is
about 81. 500, making about IS. GOO Orient
money spent here this month. No or
ders for work have been received. and
as the rain has fallen sufficiently to
prevent work. they viii probably not
come bafOra next week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-12

ONE RgFlJTE Couch Cure.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
Church Notices.

Advent Christian Church, L Il lombard. pas
tor. Sunday services PRAYER meeting AT !" IT
a m. Sunday school OF IL a. Preaching az -
y m. subject. Gods People, VINO are They and
For What are Thev Chosen and ~ 30 p m
subject, Christ snd Qqcchaena.' Loyal Work
ers' meeting at $50 IN. All are welcome.
Christian Science services in Market BLOCK
SUNDAY. at IL m; su iert, Lite :" Weine>
day, 80 m. Reading room open Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons from 20 s.
Christian Science literature on sale.
Center Congregational church, Rev VI fe Niles.
pas.or. The morDiug service at 1850, preacn-
ing bv the pastor. SUNDAY srhOo' at ri -, Chrle-
tian Endeayor melting at $50 pm.
First BAPTIST church. Marble. minister.
Morning worship 10 30, Bible school, NJ, Sesper
service at 30 m.
NJ L Church, II Lowe. pastor. sunday, July
18th Morning service. IL 80. SUNDAY school,
ii as. Epwprth League, Prayer meeting 80.
Unitarian church. Rev 4 Q : O~gosi, pastor,
Service every sunday at To 81 a m. Sunday
School At IL 45 m. Rev Charles T. Ordway of
Windsor will preach next Sunday In exchange
with Mr. Osgood. All are welcome.
sunday services, Universsiist church. Rev
Reginold X Marvin pastor. Morning wor.
ship at 10 O'Clock. Subject of sermon. THE
Shortness Of Time" SUNDAY school. 11.45 a
IN; Senior Unioa 7p m. All are welcome.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Convention Here Wednssday-Nsxt
Meeting at JacksOnvtiie with Largest
Lodge Of n ST O - n m 70 ~ ELECTED

The Grand Lodge Knights of Horror
OF Vermont held their annual session
here Wednesday with representatives
present from all of the IL subordinate
lodges in the state. The transaction
of business occupied the early part OF
the day after which these grand Off
cers were elerted: Past Dictator, E s
Munger of Putnev; dictator. a g
Stone OF Wallingford: vice dictator,
Bradley c Newell IF JacIsonville; as
sistant dictator, w w Wing Of Me
chanicsville: treasurer, FA Bond of
Middlebury; reporter, G L Piper of
Rrattleboro; chsrlair. " G Feed of
Jack sonville; guide, F M Crosby of
Ver1eunes; guardian, John 0 Stone of
Rrattleborn: sentinel, e H Coleman
of jacksonville: trustees, A d Ellis of
Rutland. W A Cunningham of Brat.
tleboro and A Fl Abraham of Rutland.
Supreme Dictator D s Bipgs of
Boston was present ard installed the
officers. 1t was voted to hold the rext
meeting in jacksonville in July, 1902,
the Jacksonville lodge ranking at the
head IT the list in Vermont.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Mrs f II Winchester OF New York
came Monday for stay of month OF
two at her fathers, L j Miller's.-Milc
J Horton of Bristol, CT, and W NJ l
Adkins OF New Haven, CT, are expected
today for a two weeks visit here and al
Lake SpOfiOrd.
Mrs II NJ Clary Of Burlington is visiting
local relatives. going to Wilmington Wednes-
lay.--Mrs John SEYMOUR Woods came
saturday for visit with her mother.
Mrs b d Harrls.-Miss Abbe Rileyaof Clar-
mont N H.visited Miss Kate Dwyer this week
Miss Margaret Keane of HolyOse came
Saturday for visit with Miss Mary Griffin
Miss EXilda NORM of Long Island, n Y.
came Monday for a months visit in West
Dummerston and here.-Mr Verne of Spring
field Is spending his vacation at his home
here.
q Arthur Hastings of Boston was the guest
OF A llison Dugan this week Mrs John Lane
from Lebanon. \ II, Is here visiting her
mother. Mrs + w Ciark.-Francis Goodbue.
Jr. came Wednesday night from German
town, Pa, for few DAYS stay at his former
home here.-Mis Ruth Hawley Morse of
Philadelphia is Il visitor at her fathers, y /
Hawley's.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
Eiitiings.

Merchant n | Hawiay ives il
Springfield, Mass, yesterday. Tan
Fprriter and Tommy Guiheen wree a
Bellows Falls Tuesday to wines;
the bas' ball game there between Bel.
lows Falls and the Cuban Giants.
Guihe n there had many more offers
but hasn't accepted any. though he
will 90 to Newport tomorr " t. play
a game. LAWYER Jas + Hooser is in
Northampton today to try railroad
accident case.-J } Ward acted as
CLERK at the American house few
days this week.
Martin E Whitney, wife ard daugh-
ter Eva, spent the Fourth Hith
friends at Turner's Falls. Mass -Chas
Z Newell from White River Junction
soeut Sunday in toUn.-Geo
Kenrey of Rutland spout "Wednesday
with his cousin, Mrs G E Newell
Geo Gould and Ezra Wilcox from
Greenfield have been in town most of
the week.
Henry Boyle of Little Rock, Ark, a
railroad man hers 10 years ago, visit
ed friends in town Tuesday Miss
Carrie Blair, who is spending the
summer in Bethel, was at home a few
days this week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Miss Lillian Lnvelle is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties at
thu Retreat.-D Fl Bmtterheld. for
three Years steward at the Bsrd~ell
house. Rutland, has come to take a
similar position at the Brooks House.
-Reube, White, formerly with N F
CJbot has entered tire employ of II
r brown. s, also has John johnson
from Northampton. Mass .--Arth ,r
Birch. formerly 10 the Central street
store, has gone to work ic thu Rich
ardson market. Sherman willard
finishes work tomorrow night for the
Bra'tlehoro Beef Co.--Warren Miller
has given up work in the Clark gro
cprv store and goes tn work on his
fathers farm A verv Miller tskes the
right place at the Vermont Savings
bank.
Milton Hamilton has finished work
as chef at the Brooks House.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
White aaan Turned Yellow.

Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
frienis of NJ. A. Hogarty of Lexipgtoc.
Nv, when they saw he was turning yef-
low. His skin slowly changed color, also
his ewes, and he suffered terribly. His
msladv was Yellow Jsundice. He was
treated by The best doctors but without
benefit. Then he was advised 10 try
Electric Bitsers. the wonderful stomach
and Liver remedy, and he writes /:
a fter taking two bottles was wholly
cured" A trial rrOves its alatchless
merit for all Stomach. Liver sad Kidney
troubles. O0ly 80 certs. Sold BY
Holden Il Co. Druggists
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Last Friday night. a man giving his name
- Cove. came TO the home of Mrs Melinda
/ kimball asking for lodging for hi, horse. and
that he might sleep in the barn, as be wanted
to get an early start in the morning. driving
while il was cool. Permission was given him
and he was given the key 10 the barn The
next morning the team was there all right
but no man could he found. He left nice
suit OF clothes In the road cart. He was driv-
ing u colt about year old. Much excitement
was caused here by the mans disappearance.
Mrs q F. Davidson of Newfane. correspond.
ing secretary OF the Vermont w { L L spoke
at Gushing hall sunday afternoon, and Mrs
Ida III Reed. the state president. spoke at
senior meeting at the tnjyersalist church.
sunday evening.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Lupster Walsh, after week at
Drslare's, left Wednesday for cou-
pie davs' visit 18th his grandmother
at Walpnle and from there returns to
Boston today. - f A Erickson has re-
turned to Meriden, Conn. after fe
davs' visit in town.-A P Childs and
wife who have been at Hilrrest since
tue Fourth, leave today for Castleton
-Mra F T. Rater left Monday for =
visit in Greenfield. Mics Flora Tut
hill is visiting in Saxtnns River.
Rev FIR Long returned to Proctor
Yesterday after two days visit at
his home here.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

- Our improved % cent Spectacle!
beat the record. CHAs A TRHr.
Extensive repairs are being made OF
Odd Fellows hall.
The Hinsdale base ball team will
cross bats with the Y NJ C. A team al
Riverside Park tomorrow afternoon at
3.30 O'Clock.
Christopher Hertzburg has, through
the W Edgett & Co agency, bought OF
Geo Newman OF Keene, his house 10
Centreville, known as the tanuery prop
erty.
j J O'Neil for II years past with A
Y Cox will finish work there Aug l, and
got to Northfeld wllare il ia understood
he will take charge of the plumbing for
the schools.
The loss of Carrie and Frank Nichols
by the fire the Fourth was adjusted Mon.
day at between 5000 and $500. That OF
Mrs HOPKINS OF West Dummerston has
been adjusted at SIS.
John p Nichols will make his an.
nual rounds of the cattle fairs with the
$500 pound Avery OK, which IS ex-
hibited under Z canvas. The first ex-
hibits are to be made in Pennsylvania
next month.
The Willard property on Walnut
street, occupied for IA years past by F
- Fisk ard family, has been placed ID
the hands of S w Edgett & Co for sale.
The reason is that the owner, Mrs IL z
willard. is out of town.
Another runa way occurred Sunday
evening when three lads from PutDev
fri
the owl train. The horse ran to the
village. where it was caught, and o.
ficer Hall placed it in a stable, The lads
appeared later to claim it. The carriage
was slightly damaged.
Burlington and Brattleboro are both
IN strong hopes of getting appropria'
lions for public buildings from the CON-
ing congerss. Congressman Haskin, OF
This dIsrr lct is from Brattleboro, AMI
Congressman Foster of the First dis
trlet is from Burlington. so each VIII oe
working for his own toxn.-Barre
Times.
A telegram yesterday from Lieut. J
Leslie Elmer, dated Wednesday and
received vesterdaymorning,sta states that he
had started from San Francisco and ex-
pected to reach home MOndav.His regi.
ment the 43d landed from the Philippines
about the first, as stated at the time, but
as he was acting qnaItermaiter he could
not get away when the rest did.
-McGregory & CasEan OF Spring
field, Mass, placed two fine monuments
10 town last week, one in Prospect Hill
cemetery, erected bv Mrs S Hunt for
her parents, Chat C Lynde and Sarah
N smith Lynde. The other ives erected
10 the West Village cemetery for the
late Miss Harriet Maria Whitney and
Sen John Stewart and wife. Miss
Whitney was granddaughter OF ten
stewart. Both monuments are OF the
fFst quality Barre granite and the WORK
Is finely executed.
The Brattleboro Rifle eluh went TO
vernon To shoot July 4. Below are the
scores, 200 wards off hand:
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
THE REFoRMER BRArrLEBoRo. W.. FRIDAY JULY ~ 1901

Howe 8 Goddard has been ap
pointed postmaster at South London
derry.
The Estey Guard goes to music
at Fort Ethan Allen, Saturday, Au
gust II.
The Library trustees last eveninI
decided to make no change for tn
present 10 tho matter of librabrian.
Il II Slater has BEEN appointed
sergeant and Fred Dompier and Clar
ence Tenney corporals of the Este.
Guard.
--Todsy's Hosion Herald says
"Guiheen has failed to report to to,
Lewiston club in the New England
league. "
"A V Mays agency has sold TO-
Harr' L Emerson his house on Elm
and Flat street to Henry + Brown
electrician.
THE VIM Lynch property in Hrs
dale vas sold at auction yesterday by
S W Edgett & Co to Edward Bishop
for $1,000.
The Sunday afternoon services OIL
the Home for the Aged and Disabled
are discontinued through the months
of July and August.
Tao OF the balloons sent up here
the Fourth were found in the pasture
about six miles north of here and a
third went on a mile further.
The advance agent OF the Gentry
Bros Traired Horse ard Dog Show,
vas here yesterday and arranged to
exhibit here the 22i oE the fat :be
yond S A Smith i Cos.
-Wall-eyed pike seem to he more
plenty in the Connecticut than for
many years. A number, weighing
from tro to four pounds have been
taken within few days.
Rev Z T Mathison and family
leave MONDAY for four weeks visit in
Clinton, Conn. His brother, Rev
Frederick Mathison, will have charge
of the services 10 the Episcopal
church during his abseace.
The Central Vermont road ar-
nounces IN excursion to Watch Hill
and Block Island thu 9th from this
place and points below as far as
Belchertovr, leaving at > A m and
returning, leaving Block Island at
. 30 p m and Watch Hill at 2:35.
Rouud trip tickets sl.2o and Sl.50.
-Winfred p Randall, 22, died LIST
night at the home of his mother in
West Chesterfield from tho effects Of n
suustroke or oterheating in chasing a
horse about q pasture few day 5
ago. He was a native OF the town am
a farmer. and leaves besides his moth.
err, two sisters and q wife and two
The school for health officer, at
burlington closed yesterday sfter a
most Interesting day. There were not
less thar POO present at any Of the
meetings. The previous proceedings,
including Mr. Galvin's discussion Of
plu nbing, ar, reported in our State
News. Yesterday Prof Sedguick Of
the Massachusetts Institute IF Tech
noloRy, spoke upon the DISPOSE
ton Of Sewerage, which he said
contains vast numbers Of microbes,
q million per cubic rentemeter,
though only a snail PROPORTION are in
iurious. tie fatored the septic sys-
tenn of disposal which is process OF
like the c der bsrrel it
works. 1t consists of having a tank
which shall hold the sewerage several
hours. The oxygen will disappear,
md in . long time become ve-y pure.
,fter working a little while, it is thee
'afe to put upon lard. 1t rots ITSELF.
"opens 80 to speak. The ripering of |
'ream, apple juice and bacteria are
much the save thing, The worst |
hing to do with Sc 1erage is 10 put it
nto beautiful stream. The last i
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
Heigbhorhood Notes.

Ell Stark OF West Dummers'on is
working in Clark's grocery stove
John Clune has finished work for
Emerso, Il Son. where be has been
employed for year or more. and en-
tered the employ IF the Csrnerter Co.
A party OF h-ys frcm the Young
Mems association are camping at
Sunset lake.
Ralph Cain has returned from an out.
ing at North Pond, Marlboro.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
ar.,,Ishor..n. and Oth.rs.

S Levoncher has moved to Greenfield
where he has employment.-J Lossee
is improving slowly. being able to speak
little. Ii is expected that he will be
able to be moved to the Soldiers Home
next week.
Miss Maiorie White left for New York
Yesterday called by an accident TO her sister
Mrs Chas Eaweetre by which the latter broke
her arm.-F l. Houghton returned yesterday
from syracuse, y Y, where he attended
meeting of the Holstein- Frestan association
of which he is secretary.-M J Dowley left
Tuesday for a stay in Mason. H:-Mrs
clinton Dugan left last week for Rhode
Island to ioin her husband during his seasons
engagement there Col II TAYLOR went to
Remington yesterday to attend the service
there and accompany the remains OF the late
Col II JiCodey to Montpelier. ColJ Fstey
also attended the funeral there.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

The debt now stands st Ss}5.5G0. OF
which $1,000 i. for the high school
bonds, and $4,000 tor the Canal street
building.
The committeeman. whose term en-
pires this yea. is Rev F. Q, s. 0sgood.
and the other members of the committee
earnestly hope he will be re.elecred. as
with his culture, his experience in teach
ing and his sympathptIc interest with all
phases of educational progress. he makes
most useful member.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Friends Of the Reforuer who desire to do this
paper a favor are requested 10 suggest to their
attorneys or Probate Court 10 have legal sdver.
y.sements in which iher are Interested placed IN
the RefJrner. Particular care is taken of this
class OF advertising and through the Reformer
Columns Il reaches al the people or this section
Is aag business matter Is desired &c 10.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12

Miss Clara BLANCHARD Is on the sick
list.
Miss Grace Eels is quite i'll.
F NJ Waite is very low.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CARL LEITsINGER, Teacher Of Corr
~ net. Pupil Of II. c. Brown, Boston.
Write for particulars. 90 1T Branleboro. vt.
PROF. LEWIS J. CARPENTER, formerly at the
Conservatory of Music. Boston, will tune your
piano to please YOU. Leave order at Geddis'
store. Satisfaction guaranteed. sl.st
New picture mouldings. New subjects, In fine
platinum prints, at CLAPP & JONES. T6tf