Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-06
LOCAL NuTEs AND GOSSIP.

= Our improved % cent SpectacleS
tea. The record. CHAs A TRIP.
-,ix,y.six tickets we're sold at the
sstion here Sunday for the excursion to
| LAKE SInapee
Thatcher Perry received the con-
gra.uI8,on of many friends on the pass
tg Ct bis sd birthday Saturday.
An automobile party of six per.
sou: from Spring tield, Northampton
| add South Deertield was at the Brooks
House sunday.
The Gaslight company got its cleo
tic ghts at Hinsdale in operation
Saturday night, there being 60 street
lights of p candle power each.
The, state court of Foresters will
meet &. Burlington the 18th. John Gal
Via, state chief ranger, and L A Austin
from here attending.
Mrs Hattie Webster Cary is expect
ID % arrive saturday from Cuba with
The body Of her late husband and the
lflneTa. will be held probably Sunday.
The Demars case on So Main street
prove: 10 be dipbtheria and the house
4, qlsrantined. The family of Fred
Paterson has moved to Wi nchester
IWhsTa he has work.
Fred c. the horse that J A Taylor
F1d 0 H Ellis brought from Ken
tledy last spring, won the > 40 race at
FaSaaa, n II, Monday, in three straight
heats, the best time being 2.2l II, He
faFts again at Worcester, this week.
BlFHham" took second money in the
" race at Saugus. last week.
-Twenty-three Cinnamon, arrested
OF attempting to get toto the country
violation of the exclusio q law, were
Ffolgnt here from Newport, Saturday.
ttd By direction of District Attorney
laftD were committed to jail at New
ine 10 await hearing with number OF
tIteF cases They are sent here because
Inc present rush OF them there is not
0on enough in the Orleans county Jail.
There were 400 people present Sun
~ loT the annual meeting under Mr.
fllNTs Broad, the Kansas lssionaries,
AeWfane Hill, near Bencasson, Mrs
oIoa1 log cabin. The services were
peled by Mrs E H Goldthwait, the
rIlVefsalist pastor at Williamsville.
lt music was led by johnson BROTH
F. o. South Londonderry, and several
saioy pastors and others made re-
1dFks' Mrs Broad was formerly Mrs II
GasWeI!, who as ar annual summer
sNCr 10 Newfane, took an interest in
ae e'a nil where the inhabitants of the
WIN largely did business.
-A,hael j Lillis, formerly Of this
ayt' iell from a freight train in the
T 2s,.n and Albany freight yards at
gs'AelQ shortly before 10 o'clock Sat-
.gay night as he was trying to get off,
= y, !teelved severe scalp wound, be-
~. ~ oel1g severely bruised. He was
n ,Asa 70 Noble hospital, where he was
Va by DR. J S Mclaughlin. 1t is
~ mat lillis is employed at Lenox
w. was Planning to spend Sunday with
e'allTes at Westtield. After fall
I Hom the train he walked half a
s 10 Dewey & Parsons's north side
s store and staggered in in an ex-
-s ~. condition. In jumping from
r. ia1h he struck on his head.
l.sie Yves report in town yester-
NAT LlIlis had died of his lnju
o-, Jhe Republican today says be
! '4Ndly recovering from the stocK
ae accident. He received bad
- Nolnd on the top of his head,
ts The skull bare, and it is con-
T, ~ wonder that his skull was
lIacIlre1. lie will not be able
-T''e Noble hospital for some time.
/ IT, IT, railroad mas fitted up box car for |
:, h .gia jew immigrants to bunk In
~, ~ sleY nave to stay over here instead of |
l5 s.os u the depot, which has now been
,,rI ~ and reprinted. A lot of them used
n. ~ j. A Piumley of Mortified and I'd
FL :. Gibson of this place have been or
En- port before Col J Estey at camp
r ,.;:. Aug II, for examination for their