Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-10-25

| The Wallpt, containing GifV. nlo''" i''''
the pocket of { w Osgood While he was II
attendance upon religious convention II
Hartford, Conn. recently, has not been 1onnt
and detectives are unable to locate the thief
A game of football resulting in great vie
tory for the Bellows Falls boys, was ina
plaved at Russell Park Monday afternoon be-
Tween the high Schooland Vermont Academy
teams. the score standing 10 10 In FAVOR OF
the high school.
DR. C Il Clarke, who recently opened
dental parlors in the Wilson block, mas
rented of \ swain the tenement on Hap
good street recently vacated by Il l. Ihomp-
SON He will move his family from Alstead'
n H. about November |.
w L shaw of Boston is in town preparing
copy for new directory of Bellows Falls and
North Walpolc, \ II. which he hopes to have
| ready about December |. The date of the last
directory published OF this village is 1893,
and is compiled by Mr. shaw.
| The State Tcscher,' convention which was
| to have been held in Burlington this week
| and to attend which several OF our teachers
had planned. has been postponed one month
on account of the small poS in that city.
The date now set is November 81, - and %.
Preston Ii IIadley. who has been in poor
health for few months but who had recent
" returned 10 his position as cashier in the
bank. is now confined TO the house WIN an
attack of the grip with other complications,
necessitating the services of a physician and
nurse.
DIR Morrison, VI II Ray and j II Blakely
left Monday for Il deer hunting trip among
the wilds of Shrewsbury. Other sport>men
are absent in quest of the same game. Tues
dav. Napoleon Peters returned with line
deer weighing lG7 pounds, which he shot on
Mt Tabor.
The Board of Trade have under adviSement
ratification meeting in the near future. Ii
is planned to have some good speaking,
something to eat, and talk over plans for the
future. The time is undecided but il is hoped
that the directors will he able TO fix upon an
early date.
Adelbert Edison, who has been home with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs j + Edison, for the
past ten weeks. recovering from AN injured
wrist has returned to his work in Worcester, |
Mass. lie was ACCOMPANIED by his ister
Miss Alberta Edison, who Will visit friends !
there for two weeks.
Acknowledgment meeting held before Referee
Schwenk in Judge Reads Office Friday ,licence
was granted 10 sell the property of the West
minister Paper Company: the application was
heard for the discharge of Frank kimball.
bankrupt: and the first hearing of creditors
If Charles Parker. bankrupt, of BartonsNille
was held.
Following are few of the popular novels
|
Jrary: Cables THE Cheyalier:" Gaines.
The Eternal City" Gibbs lin search of
Bachelors "DTi and l."
Crockett's "Cinderella," Besant's The Lady
# Lynn" Parker's Fright of Way" and I
'idgin's "Blennerhassett.'
Rev Y 5 Lemon of Washington, d {, in
tructor of psychology and pedagogy in
Columbia University. and who is supplying
t the Emmanuel church for Rev ID l. sanford
"a attendance n |
ention in san Francisco, gave IN address
friday afternoon in the hign school room
'efore the village school teachers.
The bailitlS have signed n iiNe'year contract :
With the Fall Mountain Electric Light and ,
'ower Company for lighting the streets. the I
me beginning August /. The contract calls G
or seven all night lights. as in the past. at the 5
rice of 500 each per year instead OF $40 rs |
eretofore: IS are lights at ) 20 each run un- 4
il > m. former price SO. This makes an :
Important reduction in the cost of lighting
The talk of new railroad station is being
pyiyed. and il is asserted that the plans are
lready drawn. and that the work will soon
eeiu of RELAXING the tracks and getting the
round in readiness for The building. Towns 0
otel is being put in readiness for re.opening I
he rooms are all being newly pla>tered, and :,
ew flooring will be laid wherever needed. II
ron ratings have been placed on the side >
ext to canal of the new concrete walk from W
lie square TO the canal bridge. =
stephen j Tyrrell. former resident. died ~
a POughkeepsie, \ !, hospital. Monday.
e suffered two shocks in the spring OF 1900. :,
nd had gradually failed since then His 81
Ddy was brought here for interment, the ~
neral being held Wednesday morning. The hi
ceased was born August 4. 1863, in Dublin,
'eand. and came to this place from Hartford,
Dnn, about II wears ago. He was at one
me proprietor of the Walpole house in No
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