Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-15
THE REFORMER: BRATTLEBORO. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER

! The new coal chute in the dept
yard has been completed and is now
operation.
| Mrs Mary Warder entertained u
Main street book club at banquet i
the Brooks House last Friday evening
Walter III Smith of Brattlehoro an
Miss Elizabeth Ardisof Fitchbnrg, Mas
were married by Justice William New
ton Saturday.
M j Moran, administrator for tn
estate of Laura } Hsskins has sold tn
house on Spruce street to A F Boyr
ton for an investment.
Miss Jessie Scott entertained
few of her friends at her home o
Forest street last evening. The even
ing was spent in playing hearts.
The first of series OF social gath
erings at Masonic hall under tn
auspices of Bingham Chapter, Easter
Star, will be held Thanksgiving eve.
The building known as the east hal
of Brattleboro academy In West Brattle
boro will be sold at auction Novembe
% to be torn dow n and taken away.
- Tue IuutTdl VI Wlllld'u hthulDS
who died in South Vernon Tuesday wa
held Yesterday morning from the Roman
Cath Ollie church. The burial was il
the & thoic cemetery.
e NJ Goodenough. administrator fol-
the j 7 Goodenough estate, has sold the
old Goodensugh mill above West Brat
tlehoro to l. Z COPELAND of Wilmington
who takes possession at once.
Il d Bailey has bought of Warren
Doolittle strip of land about II feet
wide from Elliot street through to
Spring street for The Improvement of
his adjoining property. The sale was
made through Bailey's agency.
There was a good attendance at the
social given by the women of the
Episcopal church at the home of Maj F
w Childs Wednesday evening. A short
musical and literary program was given
and refreshments wers served.
There will be reception to boys
in the Y VI e A rooms next Thursday
evening from 7 80 to 9 80. Rev H K
Miles will give brief talk, Miss
Florence CLARK will read and lunch
will he served.
The body OF Mrs NJ w Russell who
died Wednesday at her home 10 Med
ford. Mass, will be brought here for
burial tomorrow Mrs Russell was a
resident Of Brattleboro for number
Of years and also lived in Guilford at
one time. "a - s..s e-v-. - - M
-Rt Rev A G A Hail. bishop Of
will make his annual vista
ton to st Michael's Episcopal church
On the third Sunday in Advent, De-
,emher 10, it being the anniversary Of
thu institution of the rector, Rev f
L Mathison =. - - -.
R c Bacon, town probation officer,
went to Guilford this morning 10 tn
effort to find a home for Henry Wood
Who was sentenced to the state reform
school for the rerai der of his minority
IN the charge of st aling watch from
T Herbert J Knight The boys sem
5ence was suspended.
In the regular assignment Of
Judges of county courts for the year
1902, Judge Rowell is assigned to the
March term of the Windhsm courts
,ourt and Judge Tyler to the court to
1e held in S sptsmbar. A + Cud worth
# Londonderry is one OF the eXamin-
ng committee for admission to the
Iar.
james Griffin, son of Mrs Michael
Griffin of this town. died in New
Jersey this week. He was brick
mason by trade and worked for nnm
'er of wears for a furnace company In
Iew York city. Besides a wife be is
urvived nv two brothers. Thomas of
\ thol. and John of this town, and two
listers, Mary and Abbie Griffin.
The OILY rem aiming child of Mrs
Walter Mixer died at the bone of his
mother in North Egston, Mass, Wednes-
Jay. The ho1y was brought here es-
ertay and the burial was in Halifax.
mis- is the third de4th that has &C
urred in the fanil, WITHIN nina
nor tbs. Mr. Mixer d, ing last Febru-
ny and his Only daughter ia August
There was a small audience at the
auditorium Monday event g to listen to
Ion Volney Cushing of Maine who was
illed to deliver a te perar ce lecture.
me discourse, however, was more in
he nature of an imuassionsd hsrangue
n behalf of the Prohiniti ~ part', and
ober minded people who vent with
he expectation of hearing what was
dvertised we're disappointed. The
honorable Volney called the Demo
ratio party the rum f,ctior, said ttat
he Republican party was too closely |
HE'D to it to be useful and claimed |
hat the only way to get rid of the
errible curse of dri k Has to elect a
traight Prohibition ticket, national
rd stat. He even went 80 far as to
ite il stances where churches have
elped the rum element.