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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
"M,.. Phillips"

'Mr. Phillips"
was he present when you had your
conversation with Lawrence NJ. White
man.
mo, sir Nobody else was there"
"And you now state that you did not
tell Lawrence Whiteman he could get
that $50. y.
YES, sir.
About that conversation on the car.
What WAS that about
''rhe $780,"
You say you did not offer Whiteman
$50 to fix this thing up! 7
YES sir"
You say YOU did not offer him 5000 10
iiN this thing up"
Yes, sir"
you mean to say ut the station that
you didn't ofrci Whitrman $56 o. $500
! 10 fix this thing up?"
yes, sir"
"Did you take a train from the sta
tong
No, sir, walked up the street.
what did Phillips 50 down to the sta
ton for?"
lie went with me-"
| "What did you expect Ia gain in going
! 10 'He Sttllou.
Il wanted to try to remember when
| paid this money 70 him and where,
bur ne couldn't rtmeIhsr."
AT the, time you handed Whteman
the money, did he claim shat he Ind done
additional work."
| NO sir. He claimed $3.50 additional
money for one more day than the bill
| called FOR"
And YOU say that the bill was IL"
same IS The memorania?
Yes. sir"
when you paid the money did yau gel
Il ,.rccipt from Wkiteman:"
NO. sir"
Don't You generally get receipts e
.avod di,putc?"
"No.~sir. hut We havr disputes often.
If We stopped 10 take receipts from
every man il would take a week 70 pay
off few men"
"You do Won mean ny we?"
Lynn and Phillips"
"Wns This matter Of Lynn and Phil
lrs?"
.No. sir hut The county did business il
the same way"
"Ipid you not. in October 1900. give
campaign funds to Lawrence VI. Whit"
man."
Mr. Bird and Mr. Hayes objected, aud
Mr.. Ward withdrew the question.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Frederick ynnsant was the next wit
ness chilled By Mr.. Bird. lie said ne
knew John Lynn aud knew Whitcnan by
sight.
Did you have OCCASION, sometime be-
tween October and y y Visit ne mouse
Of John Lynn =, ~.
rsk Fahey. went with hun
Did you see Lynn therct
Yes, sir
"Dh you See Lawrence " WhltrnnI
, thpre3'
Yes, sir.
"Did yon hear any conversation ahonl
money titerc:"
Yes, sir, Wht"man claimed Lynn
owed hiu SIC for work performed.
bid Lynn pay him the money
YES. sir"
"Did they haze dispute about ~
Emoney?"
Il nudge there was. They We're talkina
very loud"
Did You see Lynn h,hd Wtitemal
money!"
.Yc4. sir"
Did he say her, is s56. it is the best
cnn doY'
| ayes, sir
Mr.. Ward began rigid cross-rNamina
ion. "Whcn you got e iynnS house
/! who WAS on the porch"
MIR. Lynn. Mr.. Whitcman and t'al"'
k.fhnson'
Wimn y5u heard III" conversation
lNiarc were you stnnding?"
'.In IN, back lane beside The house
How far away?'
about as far from yon to NJ &C.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

feet)."
How long we're you standing there
when YOU heard this Conversations
about two minutes
'You told Mr.. Lynn that Mr.. Fahey
wanted himf"
"Yrs, Sir. lie didn't answer right
away. .,
This was between october and l2f'
"Ycs. III, between October 10 aud ~,
- IN, hest II my recollection
"uayr YOU any recollection about II.
II cent ont With Mr.. Fahcy."
Il went ont with Mr.. Fahey."
ysn.aut in reply to questions Of the
.rtnrnry general, said he was employed
ny Patrick Fahry, and was engaged In II
lbrickynrd. on the day he went e
INNS house ~ left work between
and o'clock and drove 70 the house with
] NIr Fahcy.
1 "Arc yon certain you went to the house
in October
"lcs, sir
How are you ccrtaini
"Becnusc was working in the brick
yurd ~ thu time
Yons1nt said the first time he had
lryrr spoken about the conversation he
heard MA " Mr.. Bird and the second
time he had spoken Of 1t was IN the
Icourt room.
caleb Johnson. stone mason, who has
ben In he employ Of Lynn and Phil
HIS wns next called. lie testified that
Mhitrmnn received the money in Lynr'4
huiise
Other witnesses including George w
Jp,ftliny business pnrtncr Of Mr.. lynn
were heard
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
SECRETARY GAGE.

may decide To again become connected
With that Institution.
1t is undrtstood that during Mr..
Cages present visit to New York he
will determine his future field Of bust
noss enterprise and decide ms 70 wheth-
cr New York or Chicago will he his
home after leaving the cabinet.
No intimation has been given as 70
tile selection Of MIR. Cages successor,
but those in Il position to obtain rcla
bic Information believe that William
II. Taft, now president Of the Philip
pine commission, will become the next
secretary or the treasury.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Wichita, Kan Doc. - Reliable III.
formation from Cincinnati man. who
is ia q position to know, is t. the effect
flat Judge William II TAFT, governor
OF the Philippines, Is returning to tins
country upon the request u the presi-
dent who, tile informant says, has
rendered to him the sccr"taryship uf
statc 1t is intimatcd that these facts
were obtained from II letter written
by Governor Taft
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
slate Mnnufnctory Burned.

Easton, Pa, bee. 20. The Hyatt
School STATE Manufacturing colnpany's
plant, located III Bangor, has been de-
stroyed By fire; less S6l,ooo, partly in.
surcd I lie origin Of thr tire il I'M
known. The factory was the largest
nf ,s Kind III the United States and
employed 125 hands This Is the third
time the company has been burned out
in fourteen years
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Washington. bee. 20.-The division
of insular affairs Of the war depart
nicfn las issued Il statement showing
that The customs revenues in the Phil
ippincs for the ninc months ended
Sept. 30, 1901, were $G,275,295 as COM
pared with S.,4Si,920 for the CORE
spending period OF 1900 and So 400, 1oS
for 1880
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
New York Clothing Hons,


These Will be
Appreciated for |
a Christmas Gil
A Ma kiatosh
Boys 81 90, $500. 4,
Mems, rs 90 Is sIo. ~ y
An 0vercOat
Boys, Sc 50 to $1,000
|; Mems, IS % to $500
/ A Suit of Clothes
1 Boys, 81. 50 10 IS G.
1 outh $, $500 to ST.;
1 Mems, $50 TO $r5.co
! A Sweater
i soc. to Sc. 50
/ A Knit jacket
] sI.oo to s.. 90
1 A Stockinetle Coat
4 $I.oo to $500
4 An Umbrella
1 SOC. 10 $500
4 A Fancy Pair of
I Su penderS
A 25c. to SLIGO
4 A Nice Npckiie
25c. to SOC.
I A Silk MuiIIpr |
soc. to $500
q A Derby Mufller
q SOC. to 75c.
4 A Pair of Gloves
25c. to 81. 50
q A Plush Cap
q SOC, 75c. and 81,
( Initial Handk rchipE
3 for 25c. ! for
3 and 25c each,
] Shirts I'nderN
Night Shirts
Pa.jamas Scarf
f Cuff Buttons
E And lots 81 other things
Store open evenings d
Christmas,
| MAX EPHRA||
n NEW YORK |
a CLOTHING HOUI
\ 5o4 MARKET ST
"a Next Door 10 Clayton hot
"A ROTH PHONES.
sxwsxxrtgyss.z4zsszs.yz
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
Fata, Collision In California.

San Ardo, Cal, Dec. 20 Southern
Pacific trains No o, bound for San
Francisco, and No. 10, southbound, col
lided between this place and Uplands.
Both engines, two baggage cars and
one mall car We're smashed into kim
ding wood. The ears took fire imIne-
lately and were entirely destroyed.
some mail and express packages were
burned. \ fireman and express mes
Scngcr were killed. Several passengers
were slightly injured in the chair and
smoking cars.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
GAGE MAY RESIGN.
Report In Washington of Hls EARLY
Retirement


Washington, Dec. 20.--Lyman j..
Gage, secretary OF the treasury, will
follow the example set by Postmaster
General Smith and retire from presl-
dent Roosevelt's cabinet at an early
late
An official announcement to this eff
feet is expected soon.
1t is said Mr.. Gage voluntarily with
draws. not being DESTROYS Of remaining
longer IN the position. He will imme-
ciately re-engage in the banking bust
ness, either in Chicago or New York.
II has been known for a long time that
Mr.. Gage had standing offer from the
National City bank of New York to be-
come associated with that Institution.
Frank A. Vanderlip, formerly Mr..
Cages closest adviser and assistant
secretary of the treasury, resigned to
accept place with this bank
Mr.. Gage is still largely interested in
the First National bank of Chicago and
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Pouglkccpsie. \. u, Dec. 20.-J.
Spencer Van GIccf, ono Of the most
prominent lnwycrS in this city ard
rounty, died ut his home suddenly last
evening. He had been in i'll health
for some time, but was able to attend
to his business ut his home and was
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

St Thomas. Danish West Indies. Dec.
20 Sailors from The Danish cruiser
Nalkyrien paladed through the streets
Of Charlotte Amalie yesterday morn
ing with music aud hammers. The
citizens welcomed them with enthusi-
nsnl, shouting their desires that the is
lands ba not sold To the Emitted States.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
.rand jury indtcts colone, ammon.

New York. Dee. 20.-Colonel Robert
a. Ammon counsel for William +. Mil
Ter Of go per cent Franklin syndicate
fame, has been indicted by the grand
jury for receiving stolen goods. The
specific charge in the indictment is that
Ammon on Nov. % obtained from the
WellsFargo Express company S3O,5OO
Of Franklin syndicate funds. which he
knew at the time was stolen money
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
Costly lire In Huntington. IN.

Huntington. Pa, Dec ~. Fire last
night destroyed the Opera House block
including the stores Of A. s. Mullin.
dry goods; G. G. Read druggist: t. Y.
Iodrr novelties; J. y, Fort. confec-
TONER, and the Acme department store;
loss, $4,000.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

Bridgeport, Conn, Dec 20 PaSquale
Calabrez has been convicted of murder
ed 10 state prison for life. Calabrez
was charged with being Implicated in
the death Of Jacob Larsen III Green
witch May % last.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20

New Work, Dec. ~ NIr Gage was
seen Mt tho Waldorf Astoria last even.
ing by Tribune reporter, who called
his attention 10 iii" report that Id
would leave the cabinet soon. That
mag happen. and II may not" Mr.
Gage said There has been no sucI
arrangement. That is all have TO say
on the subject Mt this time"
Coon lunch ut Harry Massey's SALOON
IN ~Hiplry street, tomorrow night.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-20
ALL EVIDENCE HEARD
In JOHN hymns Case
Continued from First rags.)

Couldn't tell you that"
"When ynn ws.nt into Whitcman's
nti,r on Market street who Went in with
rm?"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

John Calvin VAS at White River
Junction last night to visit rs State Chiei
Ranger the Court Of ForeSters th"rr.-
Station Agent II Burke was called to
Montpelier Tuesday night by the
serious illness Of his sister
Mai " Chiids is gradually and it i:
hoped permanently improving at his
summer hone, "Hlicrest."
The Greenfield Recorder learns this
C a NanDoorn is reported to have
greatly improved 10 health sitce he
gave up business and vent To West
Brattleboro. He is enjoying the shale
of large naples planted by an uncle Of
his rearly 10 years ago.
Assistant Postmaster Wilcox and
family are at Gloucester, Mass. fer an
outing. lIsrry Conlatd has returLed
from Chatham, Mass.
Misses Lillian ard May Llvelle 90
TO Springfield, Mass, the first OF the
week FIR a few days stay. Miss Ella
StehbirS reforms to-day frnm Leverett,
Mass. Secretary Geo Wilson of the
I Nj c A, is expected home reXt
e eek
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
LOCAL NOTES AND GossIr.

Our improved - cent Spectacle;
beat the record. CHAs A TRIP.
about a dozen local sports attended
tie races at Holyoke Wednesday and
yesterday.
Thought you were going to enforce
that order. Messrs Bailiffs, against BIZ
cycle riding on sidewalks.
Boys set fire On the hill opposite
L D Tbayer's, Wednesday, that it took a
force Of men half day to overcome
-Drs Waterman and Aldrich removed
cancer from the breast of Mrs Herrick
mother Of D L aud c Herrick at Ches-
tertied Wednesday.
Ground was broken yesterday for
bull: by Judge NJ Tyler between his
tenement house and FL L Emerson.
Seth Stone has the contract.
A V Nays agency has sold for
DR. J II Coles Of Wardsboro his place
known as the Francis White farm, the
best farm in town, to William Fitz
Patrick of Ashley Falls. Mass.
The annual reunion OF the Windham
Go Veterans Association will he held at
the fair ground. Aug Is, taking the
form Of a basket picnic with dinner at
noon and the usual camp fire in the af-
ternoon,
y: looks like a big crowd for the
Block Island excursion tomorrow. The
train leaves at ) 40 m, and will run
as special to New London. and the
eScurSiouists can then return at any
time trey want up to Monday night.
At The annual meeting of the A
Smith company, held Wednesday after
noon. these officers we're elected: Ptesi-
dent. : \ Smith vCe-preSident. f l.
Hum: clerk aud treasurer, F L Smith
directors. ) \ Smith. : Hunt, + l.
Hum. { \ Smith and f I. Smith.
-Rescripts were received yesterday
hv County Clerk Mortified giving the
supreme court decisions 10 the Somerset
tax cZse and that of Sarah ID Bruce,
adm. Fall Mountain Paper company.
In hn:h the decision of the county court
: sihrmed rs stated in our court report
Tuesday.
Editor of Reformer-Sir: In your
issue Of the 10th an article "buttered
SIDE up" bears reference to one Levi
hutchiDs, ''old-time clockmai:er" OF
New Hsmpshire. Ols of his sons mar
ried ms aunt. have an autobiography
OF his life. If soy one wishes to see 1t
they csn do so by calling at IL Myrtle
street.
The Bellows Falls Times SAYS If the |
game Newport won there Saturday:
"Gui5een OF last yesr's Bellows Falls
team was also responsible for Newport's
victory. accepting six chances without
an error. His three-hase hit in the
second inning was also the means OF
Newport's getting two ruus. The
score was Newport 3, Bellows Falls :.
The trustees of Brsttleboro academy /
u West braitleborc. have engaged Frank /
r Perkins a. principal of the school for
TIE cCmiSg year and ne will commence
hls work the first week 10 September
Mr. PerEiMs has been a successful teach
y al under him the school will con-
'inCe t.le high grade Of preparatory w
s-rus-la1 which il has maintained 10 the
uss-. Miss o tavia " Matthews viii 4
cor 70 bod the position OK assist
4 .er another year.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
OF PROMPT AND
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
TIE Late E1-Gov Pingr.e and His In
surance-Nb hat His Partners say.


The late Governor Pingree was in,
sured in the New York Lite Insurance
company for 100000. The company
paid his widow within one week after
his death Sllj.G21. His partners ae-
knowledge payment in the following
letter.
DETROIT, July :. 1901.
New York Life InS Co. Gentlemen We
are appreciative of the manner in which YOU
have settled the death-claim under the six in
surance policies held by our late partner, En-
Governor Hazen ; Pingree, and we want to
tell you 20.
Ex-Governor Pingree was a firm believer
in the wisdom of Insurance u protection To
his family in case of the Unforeseen, and his
confidence in the New York Life surely APP
pears 10 have been well-placed. Mr. Pingree
ha> received One Hundred Fifteen Thousand
six Tweniy-Seyen lsll5.631l Dollars from
You. Although nothing can be held in lieu OF
the sense of personal loss that haS come 10 u
all hv this death. we believe this Insurance i
Il tribute to the ihOugbtfulnes>. love and fore
sigh; Of the Ex-Governor Tor his family.
Your prompt settlement, courteous and
considerable treatment. a well A. results
shown hy YOUR Company. appeal 10 u very
strongly. We are, Yours very truly.
PINGREE & SMITH.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
THE REFoRMER: sRATrLEHoRo. VT. FRIDAY JULY 2e. 1901.

Carl + Cain will close his taiIo
shop tomorrow for two weeks Mr
Cain will spend part Of his vacation
at the Lake.
Rockwell .S Sherwin delivered
the latest style built for Richards
Bros of Bellows Falls.
See those carriage umbrellas II NJ
Wood ia selling. Every body should
have one, as they can he fitted TO any
wagon. adv.
william Boyce has been laid OF
duty Part of this week nursing pain
fol sore hard which had to be lauced,
caused by being cut with piece of
wire.
The ladies' tournament for the
silver loving cup was played at the
Golf grounds yesterday afternoon.
Miss Ethel Waterman being the win
ner, her score was 30. The next two
were Miss Florence Clark 52, and Mrs
Margaret Gatty, 81.
Arthur T Colburo, the wealthy
spice manufacturer of Delaware
City, who with his two daughters,
Ida and Annette, we're victims Of the
Yachting disaster on Long Island,
was an uncle of Mrs E Il Mathison of
this place. Rev f Il Mathison, who
is summering ut Clinton, accomps-
mined the remains of the two girls TO
Delaware City where they wers in
TERED. The body of Mr. Colburn has
not heen recovered yet.
Engineer Geo II Nassar Of the n
L \, and formerly of this place, was
badly injured yesterday at Amherst.
Mass, by the breaking Of the driving
rod on his engine. 1t smashed through
tho cab, knocked him from his seat
and pounded him very badly. 1t is too
early yet to determine the extent of
his injuries. He was taken to the
hospital at Northampton where the
doctors fixed him up and last even
ing he was sent to his home Rt New
London. This is M Nassars third
misfortune. \ few years ago he had
a leg broken on the road ana after re-.
covering bought a team that ran away
with him ard broke it again. His
run is into Bratt!eboro every other
night.
Four packages, 1000 sheets, toilet
paper, - cts. Brooks House Pharmacy.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
Neigbhorhood Notes.

Mrs 3 { Sumner. who has been Wis.
ting at F Il Bisseli's, left Wednesday
for Wardsboro. Mrs Jennie White
and daughter Elizabeth left Wednes-
hsy for stag 10 Dummerstoc. Mrs
Sarah Hillard OF Scrthfeld Farms. j.
the guest of FER sister. Mrs Benson. -
The Misses Walsh Ct Bellows Falls
sTe the guests ofstheir aunt. Mrs ThuS
kinirv. Mr. and Mrs Will Piimpton
will spend Sunday with relatives il
BsiIoSs Falls.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Miss Dora Holauder OF New York
is gust at Chgs Endlich' :. p L
Shea OF Derby. CT, is visiting his
parents here. George Reed Of Man.
chester n Il. Is town. Mrs b II
Smith ana Miss Eli2 abeth Stone If
Boston are visiting at Leslie Smith :.
Mrs Frank spencer of Hartford, CT,
is the guest of her parents, AIR and
Mrs Gen Fuller, Harry Currier Of
Roston came yesterday for visit 1t
Newark, n J. is visiting at tia homo
Of Mrs George Tyler On TYLER street.
J W Smith ard wife of Evanston,
Ill, are guests for few days at 4 y
Putnam g. Mrs NJ F Sesrs returned
Satur lay night from Lowell, MEss,
and the funersl of her hcrther IL Law
there. C II Smith and wife ard
daughter will arrive today Tor few
Gays visit AZ L f sdams', having
stopped over 1T the Pan-A erican Elk
position. Miss Laura Holmes and
Mrs Ada Cram Of Springfield, this
stata, are guests at + \ Cooks.
Mrs Ellen Powers comes tomorrow
from Nutley. y J. for visit with rel
atives in town. Miss Lizzie McVeigh
of Germantown. Pa, is visiting at her
home here Miss Louise Haus and
niece, Ula Haus, of Baltimore, Md.
are visiting at IL 3 Haus'.
Mrs Sarah Lare Robbins and son
Fl West SomerSille. Mass are spend
ing three weeks with her sister, Mrs
X Parker at l3 Oak street.-Mrs Fran
els GooGtue Jr, and CHILDREN of Ger.
mantown. Pa. are guests at Col Fran
els Gocdhue's. Mrs Lillian Woodland
Adams arrived yesterday from Spring
field, Mass
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Miss Margaret Sullivan commenced
work Tuesdty IF Miss llilda Olson. -
Hiss Ethel Knight has commenced as
booKk"eper al Roberts grocery store.
L Carr finished work for awhile at
Rockwell X Sherwin : carriage shop
Saturday night and will work at
house paintine, beginning for Russell
Brlgga. Ernest Mack has finish ed
work for c II Eddy n Co. q K But
terticld from Rutlsrd, and formerli
of the american house here, is the new
steward e the Brooks House.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
BBHT TAYLOR IN CHICAGO.
His New Musical Comedy wss Produced
There This Month.
(From the Montpelier ArgaS.)

Bert l. Taylor. well known in Mont
delier ard Barre and a reporter on the
RefOrmcr some 10 years ago.. is now in
Chicago, where he has A position on
the Tribune. He conCucts a column.
Line o-Type or Two" on the editorial
page. \ new musical comedy. The
Explorers. 10 which he cOiloborated
with Walter II Lewis. was produced at
Dearboru's theatre carly this month and
has been running steadily and succcss-
fully.
New music and new lires have been
added ard the comedy is finding much
favor with large audiences.
In connection with biz newspaper
work be has recently gotten out a
brown paper pamphlet in imitation of
the Philistine and those who rave heard
Ebert Hubbard and read bis magazine
Will appreciate it.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Klsw and ETlanger will employ over
1900 people in their Ben Hur. y
b. Rogers Brothers in Washington, =
Foxy Quilier." The Slseping
Beauty. The Liberty Bells, =
Z. Maid Marian" and Ada Rehau's rev
conpanies.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Mrs J J Donnelly and SOD James
returned to CRANKY, Mass. TUESDAY
after visit with Miss Mary Brown.
Will b Smith and wife returned
Monday to Springfield, Mass, after a
visit With friends here. Mrs MiChsel
Fitzgerald and son Francis returned
to tueir home in South Hadley Toes.
day. - Martin Austin returned
Tuesday to Albany, y !.
o L Jackson has returned to his
homo in Hartford, Conn, after visit
at + knoHlton's.
Geo Dosl and wife returnci to lay
tn boston after several weeks visit
here. Mrs NJ Dowley accompsnie led
them.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

rARL LEITSING Teacher of Cor
" net. Pupil of Il. c. brown, Boston.
Write for particulars. 50 1T Brastleboro. Vt.
New picture mouldings. New subjects, IN fine
p.annEr prints at CLAPP b JONES. Tbtf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Mrs John p Houghton, who re.
turned recently from Mansfield,
Mass, moved into her house on Yer
non street Wednesday, Jas CASSIDY
who rscates there hes moved into Mrs
Gsriity's house this side.
Mrs Mary Orcutt from Milestone
block to - Brge street.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Advent Christian Church, T. T. Lombard. mas.
tor, SUNDAY services; Prayer meeting az n -
Il IN. sunday school at /! NJ. Preaching at ; "a
= m. subirc., "D0cs 1t pay 10 be thrisuan"t
ana at 30 y M, subject, Christ and the ser.
sesenea." Loyal Workers meeting at 80 pm.
All are welcome.
Unitarian church. Rev f @ : Osgood, pastor.
Service every sunday AZ ~ - IN. Sunday
school a, II IS a m. Theme for next sunday;
"Je;us and the social Instinct" All are wei
come.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-07-26

Miss Lillian Amy Bliss is seriously
III at Hotel Brattleboro.
Michael Sears is failing, David
Fitzgerald il out from a several days
illness.