Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
,oc,LNOTEs AND GOsSIf.

orr improved - cent Spectacles
=, me record. CHAs A TRIP.
Josiah NJ Morrill, of South Vernon,
hen grantedEan additional pension
The damage occasiGned bv the
III. frc at the gas house on Thursday
has been adjusted at S25.
THE E:tev organ works are closed
/: week owing to the absence of so
srv Of the men at muster.
on account of the rain Wednesday
10 band concert was held on the
noss House balcony, instead of on
he Common.
LAWYER Jas F Hooker has already
pn invited to deliver the Decoration
AZ address at Saxtons River next year
ID has accepted.
-CoI J G Estey will leave Saturday
a foreign business trip. He will
bend most of his time abroad in Eng
I'd and Germany.
The annual meeting of the society
@am:resseS, needle women and shop
N, Of RrattlebOro vii be held in Fes-
val Hall, Aug 81, at 5 p m.
A Mt Hermon student, while riding
;bicvcle on the New Hampshire side
.he liver Wednesday. killed rattle
lake three feet long, and having eight
a,es.
-Wm Wells, owner Of the SteamObile
tbs a. keeDe his son, Leonard, and
be superintendent of the factory. were
town Wednesday with three of their
actne:.
Miss Ella Stebbins finishes work at F
Baryows store September |, and will
1ier DR. Sargent's school Of physical
pture at Cambridge, Mass. to fit her.
HI for teacher.
THE Winchester Star,N. II. describes
be game between the nine of this place
Id the Brattleboro Y NJ C A base ball
Fan as most interesting and clean
lne . We say clean not because it
Ha5soutely free from errors. but was
|Ayed by Is gentlemaDly ball players,
ID the Brattleboro boys came to play
ll, hot to kick ard scrap, although
+cy shook their heads to some decisions
TIE umpire, who also caused the
f@.team to grind their teeth, but all
Fsl: smoothly"
Mary Cassidy, 20. wife of James
aaity, died Tuesday afternoon Of cere-
pa hemorrhage at her Vernon street
one after only Il hours illness. The
lleTal was held yesterday from st Mi
(Mel Roman Catholicl church, Rev
faiher Ryan of keene officiating. Mrs
kMldY was a native of Iceland, the
|ushter Of Thomas and Bridget (Col.
| Ii Cassidy, and had been in this
F'lltTy only about two years. She is
(etNvIyed' besides her husband, by four
FaAdFen, Charles, Mary, wife of John
panty Bridget. widow of Michael
IzgIbbons. and Margaret, wife of Cor
'Ills kennedy, all of this place. She
[H a NEE woman, liked by every one
Fn0 Knew her.
len Of the finest Holstein mixers
| america arrived at the Pan-American
position the other day to enter the
|''I Il show, which will begin on Sept.
Inc cows were collected by F l.
aaolsh.on, of Putney, secretary of the
lUI ei FTiesian association Of Ameri-
y hey are the pick of the Holstein
Is!a, ID the United States and Canada.
l W. hosten Friesian association has a
"a. .is hnown as the advanced registry,
wv only the cows which have attained
~fialn very high average as mixers
Y Y. allowed to enter. The Holstein-
' 'i association, it is said, is the |
W one Of the breeders associations
sa "a, llas this class. and the 10 cows at |
a 1lio illustrate the meaning and the
'Ue Of this division.
me dockets for the September term
court which convenes the 4th. are
y ulI' They show list that prom
~ ~ 0lSy term, with 2l3 civil and s
y. ' ga! cases entered on the law side
- - IN chancery. The divorce cases
N :, Of which : are from Brat
.uyio. The number of cases set for
!! i ~ but nearly all small cases GO
w % appeal from Justice. Among
,Iy'e important to be tried are Well
y H Aewfare for injury by defective
.use as claimed; Hescock VS. Dustin
~. Dss OF life by falling through q
-.''e III defen daut's barn. Barres VS.
N.vle o. Putney claiming $1,000 for
.lVes by daughter after she became
'sr The Stoddard will case from
s'lL,lls,er; Alliston VS. Powers and
.lsh Vs Powers and Potter, farm
y Eases; Williams VS. Warner, action
u =. DsHo"s Falls for breach of prom
W marriage as claimed, and Vail vs.
,,'al vermont r Il for injury on the
Tow guage.
=, 5ue town school directors have pro-
!. nalother room in the Academy at
! Dldttleboro and will move the
s ue' department of the Centerville
~ ~ 70 that building. The more sd-
), scholars of the town schools will
|. " provided with work preparatory
,.slne the Academy proper. This
aailent will correspond closely to
:, ~ grade at the street. The pri-
: " lartment in Centerville will be ;
- somewhat, but those scholars
'-'sa too far for it's work aod not
,.Sel lar enough fer work in the
t'a'e department at the Academy
- accommodated at the school on :
- Lane in West BrattleborO.
-, ~ q the school management is
,a1aa II work more and more into q .
~ =. sES,em for the whole town and !
q a. me cooperation of both schol-
4 aren't to this end. The fall term
.1e schools will begin Monday. I
The following teachers have Z
~ sed; lst, Annie Il Thomas;
I. Academy Ida VI Fuller: 4th, y
]. : De lille S'ark; 5th. primary at
/, y die Winchester: 5th. high Z
=, - Hill; 7th. Stella Mescham. I
1-l'le cheney: 9th. Clara White;
n thne Stockwell; 18th, Mrs y