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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24
Sh,pment fears.

The American Car and Foundry Com
pany today made n shipment of three
.oaches to the Bangor and Aroostock
Company. Another shipment will be
made 10 the Pennsylvania railroad in
few days.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24
Str,,ck by Trolley Car,

While crossing Fourth street on Wal
nut last night Annie Thompson Of No
s22 East Eighth street was run over by
wagon. injuring one of her legs. She
was taken to her home in the Phoenix
Ambulance.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24
Razaar for Hospital,

The Hockessin Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Delaware Hospital Inst night held a
candy baznar in the warehouse Of Ghand-
er's carriage factory Mt HockesSin. The
affair was very successful and netted a
rood sun for the hospital.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24
Fox Hunt'romorrow.

\ grand fox hunt will take place TO,
morrow morning from the Practical
Farmer Hotel. Everybody welcome.
Al Darby cars pass the hunting ground.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24
Fell nnIcy Pavement

u d. Baldwin fell on the slippery
nayement at Seventh and Market streets
his morning and was bruised consider
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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-24

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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
GuilfOrd.

Communion will lie observed 10 the
Congregational church next SUNDAY
Sept Sth. .. -.
The Ladies' society will meet with
MrsRN Fairbanks next week Ihufs,
da, AFTERNOON, Sept u. We hope al
the ladies' will make an effort to attehu'
The next regular meeting OF BROAD
Brook grange will be a roll call meet
ing Wednesday evening, Sept llth.
4 special effort has been mace 10
make this an interesting meeting.
The lecturer has prepared the follow
inc program: Music, bv choir; reel,
tstion, Abbe Jaquith dialogue, !.
acts, "An Old Country Aunt's NislI
to the City," song, Mr. and MRS
Geo P Miller; select reading. Orson
Thsyer piano solo, Carrie Huntiey
defamation, Walter Thayer; music
bv choir. After this program sup.
per will be served in the hanquet
hall. 1t is hoped that every member
will attend this meeting. All are
cordially welcome. The question esa ITO TO
he discussed is How Can tue
Grange Exert Greater Educatlonai
influences Upou Its Members?'
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
OF TOWNsHEND BLOOD.
A Man VINO Has Had a Career OF USE
fitness In Minnesota.

CAPTAIN Nelson n Cross. 70, a Minneapolis
LAWYER. for a quarter of a century pfoihi-
nently identified with the history OF the clty,
died suddenly Friday night from the rupture
of n blood vessel He aroused his wife dur,
ing the night. complaining OF nausea, anu
before "A physician could arrive was deau'
Himself native of Pay neland, E, the son
of Rev Gorham Cross. who was called the
father of Congregationalism in northern New
Nork, and Sophia Murdoch Cross. his mother
belonged to the Murdoch family OF Towns
nend Her gran fathers were revolutionary
soldiers and among her relatives were Jonh
Read of Boston, said to be the greatest law
yer that America produced before the reVo-
lutiopary war, and Rev Hollis Reed OF
Townshend. who was the first missionary TO
India and first translated the Bible into the
Indian language. He enlisted in the war be-
fore completing his college studies at Oberlln,
went out lieutenant aud became captain,
was badly wounded and taken prisoner al
Cross Lane but later after his exchange en-.
tered the service again and was made adJutaht
general of the military district Of Indiana.
In july he was ordered to Washington and
was made assistant provost marshal. Being
graduated from the Columbia Law school in
1866 he settled first at Lyons, la, and went
to Minneapolis in 1870
He will be best remembered for his work
in originating the Minneapolis patrol system
OF restricting the saloon territory, WORN
that be accomplished while he was city attor-
ney. Outside of business he has for many
wears been greatly interested in fores-
try. He laid the foundations OF the Mime
sofa forestry system, drafted the forestry
laws that have been passed, had been presi,,
deut of the state forestry association, and
was at the time Of his death president of the
state forestry board. He was member OF
the first park commission of Minneapolis and
in 1891 was appointed United States commis-
sioner to Europe.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
ACT QUICKLY.
~ H.. Re.n Dangerous in Brat'le-
bOrO.

Delay Has Been
bOrO.
Do the right thing at the right lili'e'
Act quickly in times OF DANGER
Backache is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly;
I,ures all distressing dangerous kiohey
Ills. mic
MIR VIM Lindsay of No Is washington
CT savs. II was taken with terrible
mains in ny back ana side so that ! was az
f. ID mn for a month, unable to attend 20
NV work. | employed doctor. VINO
said had gravel. He eased the pam III
nv side but not the constant auli none
in nv back. saw Doan's Kidney rms
advertised and so we'll Recommended
that was induced to go to drug SURE
huv a box and use them as dlrecteu'
Alter using about half of it l feit Ine
henet;t from them. When | tinished II
I bought another and it brought ae'
cideu improvement. me seo't ;roa
from the kidneys which had been irree.
Mar became normal and the dull ach ny
main left me. When about my regular
work did not have the slightest pam
or headache. n .,
Sold by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn company, BuHaio' ~
sole AGENTS for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's ana rake
Sold bv George F. Greene, 90 Mair
street, Brattleboro, Vt.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

The runasay rovings of a hearse
and driver which ended near Barnard
village Tuesday, stirred up toe
several communities through which
the team passed to a high pitch OF
excitement. The hearse contained
the body of Mrs Mark Furman OF
Cuttipgsville, sister of DR. W Bios
som. The funeral was to have been
held at Pittsfield Tuesday, and the
bearse was started from Cuttlngsville
ahead of the funeral party. On their
arrival at Pittsfeld the hesrse and
driver were missing, but the services
we're held that afternoon. Later 10 the
day the hearse was located at barns,u'
where it had arrived after wilu'
weird tourney, up hill and down. over
the toughest roads 10 the sectlon. IL
appears that the driver, + Rldlapu'
before reaching West Bridgewater 90
his way from Cuttiugsville, took me
rong road. On reaching BridgewateI
villaee-drivirg through the streets
at an indecorous gait-took the mn
road to Barnard, through Nortn
Bridgevater, and after many tWia'
and turn, raced into Barnard village
where he was stopped. Near Charles
ShurtletI' in North BridgeSater II
ia saiu the coffin slipped out OF the
hearse, and with some help the CONN
was replaced and the driver starteo
again. The hearse travelled ahou
40 miles in its wandering. At Bar
pard Cunstat lie J \ Moore took the
hearse in charge and drove 1t u
Pitts6eld. The driver claims tina
he had not been drinking; that NJ
was ill at CuttingsVile before start
ing and remembered nothing of hi
, 4O-mile trip over the hills.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

Rev Mr. Potter will speak in the Uni.
yersalist church at 3 p m, Sunday, sept
s.
The village school bell has been placed
in the Academy and now throws its
notes with increased clearness.
In the base ball game Saturday the
Sadawga boys won 10 to .. BY the
careless swinging of a base ball bat 10
the hands of Ralph Parker: Erford
PEBBLES, Dan Howe and d g Taylor re-
ceived bruises on the head and body.
r @ Wilcox and wife are in North
Adams this week.-Ezra Stetsop accom-
D 4nied his sister, Mrs Waite, to Boston,
where he expects to stay several weeks.
Hon A A Butterfield is attending
county court rat Newfane.-EllenC Chen
ey commenced her school Tuesday at
West Chesterfield, N H.-Ezra Stetson,
.Ir, foreman in the picking rooms OF the
Beaver mills at North Adams, is spend
ing his vacation here and in Wilmington.
e j Roberts is on the sick Iist.-E L
Reed and C II Waste are attending the
North Adams fair this week.-W L
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Green River.

Albert Lsrrabee lost one OF his stage
horses last Friday.
The village schools will open Mon
day.
The Ladies' society held a social in
their rooms last evening which was
largely attended.
Mrs John Putnam of Jacksonville is
visiting her sister, Mrs Warren VIII
son.-Mr Avery is packing his goods
with the intention Of going to Bellows
Falls. Mr. Hill is moving orto the
farm here recently purchased CT Ar
thur Lynde. Henry Stowe and Fan
ME Thomas are painting their houses.
hudson Barney has gone to Green
field, Bernardston and Northtiela for
visit with his friends Mr. Dole and
family who have been at F Fife for
the past four weeks, returned TO
Greenfield Monday. Miss Aplin OF
Brat leboro was the guest of Lena
Reed last Frinay. Fred Gilbert was
here last Friuay and has taken the
school which begins next Monday.
He will board at II Cuttings. Mrs
Myron Crusier of Shelburne Falls was
the guest of Mrs Henry Stove tn;
weak. Mrs Goodenougn and LITTLE
daughter Ct Westminster West is visit
ing at Fred St1we s. Mrs Gould who
has been visiting her brother. L
Thor pson, vent Thurs lay to Riverside
for visit with relatives there. -
Marion Thomas of Riverside is at hel
fathers. NJ D Thomrson's, for vlsi
of week. Misses Hattie and Belle
Bracket of Greenfield spent Sunoa!
With relatives here. - 4 J Bracket o
Ryattleboro is at home for visit.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Vernon.

Vernon grange will hold its next
meeting Saturday evening, Sept !.
Mr. and Mrs S II Reynolds and VIC
let of Claremont, N II, are spending
their vacation with Mrs Reynolds
father, Chas f Davis. Miss Ethel
Gushing has returned from visit
with her grandmother, Mrs Lucy
Gushing, in Newfane. Mrs Eugene
Wood and three children returned to
their home in Camden, n J, last Fri.
day.-Prof F V Streeter and daughter
in-law, Mrs Meta f Streeter of New
Haven. Conn, have returne1 to their
home after short visit at b A
Streeter's. Prof Streeter sold nice
UPRIGHT piano to Mrs b A sStreeter.
Both Prof Streeter and Mrs M Il
Streeter are accomplished musicians
and the friends to the number of .
Who we're invited to spend an evening
with them very murh enjoyed the
instrumental and vocal musical enter.
tainment given by Prof Streeter and
Mrs streeter. Col | E Webster started
last Monday for his home in Florida.
Ernest g Hubbard of Merlden,
Conn. spent SUNDAY 81 George Hrb,
bara's. Miss Mamie Jaquith Of
boston is spending her vacation at tht
French farm. Miss. May Cook has
returned to her home in Bloomfield,
i
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
The State Fair.

The first fair of the state and Rutland
County Agricultural societies opened
auspiciouslv in Rutland Tuesday, with
about 800 people present. 100 cattle IN
the stock, a string Of half breed hack
news from the Shelburne Farms of Or
Seward Webb and other notable EXHIBITS
especially the poultry display, which
contains some 400 birds.
Wednesday there were over 4000 on
the grounds to witness the display OF
the state and county agricultural
societies. A feature of the day was the
exhibition of horses before the Judges
stand in the morning. The trottlng
stations. draft stations, matched horses,
single drivers. brood mares and geldings
made a pleasing picture at the grand
stand.
There we're three trotting and pacing
races. w Z Trull won the 22l class
race, George Gillig captured the 2'33
class race and Toots NJ was the winner
in the 2 Is class race.
Yesterday closed the fair. wee
President Roosevelt arrived at the far
grounds at noon AID delivered an
address.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
| LOCAL..
BroOkline.

There will be meeting OF the Olu
Home Week association next SATURDAY
evening, the TIN.
Miss Emma Moore of Waltna am,
Mass. comes this week. she IS W
teach physical culture an: elocnlla ~
in the Seminary. Miss Moore maa AGE
many friends while here two years ago
who will be glad to see her bacR again
The ice cream supper was wen s az az,
tended Tuesday evening gwen py VIZ
United Workers. Friends were 10
from Nswfane, Pltney, Athens ana
Cambridgeport.
Miss Casa Marsh and n & Msrsn
are visiting at Amherst, Mass. lss
Grace Marsh and Miss Edna Marsh
nave returned home from their out
ings-Mrs Luther Osgood IS visltlnR
at West Derby, N H.-Mrs Hattle
NJ mh'' and son visited at Bellows
Falls last week. Mrs W { Robbins
and Miss Alice Perham OF Camofloge
mort are visiting friends 10 town M rs
nelia Fords goes this week to Bakers
Mills. N Y, and will stay several
weeKs with her relatives there. M ISIS
Helen Wellman of Athens spent sun
day with the her father, A y Wen
mar. ALBERT Harwood of brateiepo'o
allied on old friends this week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

A child of Arson Howard, who lives
at Nortbfield. Mass, was brought here
for burial this week.
Several went from here Wednesday
to attend the Congregational confer
ence at Saxtons River.
Rev Mr. Bailey who preached IN the
Baptist church last Sunday, VIII
occupy the pulpit again next SUNDAY.
4 A blood is shineling the roof OF
his house.
Mrs Dale has gone to Hrattleporo
to stay over Sunday at F II Ford s.
Rollin White of Cleveland, O, has
sent 500 to the Seminary, and sent
a letter expressing his love and es'
TEEN for his native town.
Fred Reed and wife have gone to
Winhall and while she remains there,
he goes to Bennington to vislt
Orion and Miss Ada Barber. NJ lss
Mabel Nj Martin has gone to bostoo
to study music. DIR F L Osgood and
wife returned Sept Sd from the Pau.
American Exposition. byron and
Celia Thompson are here vislnne
their old friends They went from
here last May to Summit. N }, but
are going to settle in White Plain,
IN Y.-Jonas Allen. who went tt
Putney cold Home week, returnsc
Tuesday. Will Sage has gone tt
Barre. Mabel Stoddsrd returned tc
Framing ham, Mass, last week. -
Grsce Thayer is taking vocal lessons
in Brsttleboro. Mrs Barber and he
daughter, Lena Franklin, have gon'
to South Londonderry to spend few
weeks with Mrs Joseph Cummings
A rthur Batchelder started for Min
nesota Sept 4th. Mrs Sarah Wilson
had a step graz dson born to her Sep
Miss IVA Sanders of Brattleboro
u iece of Haynes Sanders, is stop
| ming at his home.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Grant Not Saying a Word.

From the Wilmington lines
The forces OF Gen J G Mccullough
and DR. w Seward Webb are Industrious
ly preparing for a warm contest in tine
republican primaries next spring, but
up to the present time there has been
scarcely futter among congressional
or senatorial birds. Ii is assumed that
Kittredge Haskins of Brattleboro will be
returned to the house of representatives
for a second term without opposition,
but people are still 10 the guessing stage
with reference to the senatorial situation.
Gen Grout has not said word about IT,,
but a great many suspect that be Is
planning to contest the field with Mr.
Dillingham; again next year, which Is
important il true"
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
MATTERS AND THINGS
FROM VARIOUS VIEW POINTS
Proctor and the $50 Convention.
fE,om the Nortbtield News. J

Down the Connecticut Valley 10 the
yood town OF Brattleboro, it has long
Since been settled by the local politi-
clans that they were Responsible lot
blazing the way for the nomlnatlon OF
President Mckinley in 1896, by knock.
ing out a solid New England delegation
or Speaker Red. Anyho" nc
one ever claimed that the genial seua.
tor used anything so slow as camel
after the Republican state convention
declared for Mckinley. to carry the
inspiring message, I've have Gone
it, to the future president of the
United States.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
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Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
VARIOUS VERMONT MATTERS
WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN.
Case of Horse whipping la Chelsea an"
Resultant Suit.

. Cas-. Of Horse whipping la Chelsea and
Resultant Suit.
Mrs Kelsey Carpenter, the VIE OF
a we'll. TODD farmer residing on the
West hill, thoroughly horse whipped
a oman by the name OF Mrs Marion
Burnham, who resides in Tunbridee.
The AFFAIR took place near the foss
Corner where they met in the ROAD
and had few words.
Mrs Carpenter daughter IS ma r
r,ed to o1e named Albert Banlster,
formerly of Brookfield, and 1t is re-
ported that for the past few months
be has been giving undue attention TO
the Yurnham woman, and Mrs Carpen
ter. it seems, wished to stamp her
disapproval of the woman's actions,
so she gave her whipping.
Mrs Burnnam entered complaint
to States Attorney Conart aod a
hearing was held before Justice y >
Emery. Mrs Carpenter pleaded gulity
to breach of the peace ard was nneo
$40 and costs amounting TO slo.oo'
hich was promptly paid.
G l. Stove appeared for the ueieuse
and States Attorney Conant OF Brad
ford, for the state.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

SONS OF VERMONT.
Farmer Cas,lston Pastor Dead.

The Rev DR. William Webster BEL,
den. former we'll known Vermont
Congregational clergyman aieu 60 20
New Haven, Conn, sunday aeeu o.
years. He WAS the son OF one oI ln1
founders of the New YORK Commeiclai
Advertiser and graduate OF the 'sle
Divinity school. He was active 10 .ne
ministry for over so yeare. HIS last
pastorste was at Castleton. lie served
as chaplain in the Civil war and wss
a member OF Castleton Post, q A II.
lie retired from the ministry four
wears ago. The burial was in Woon-
socket Tuesday.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

Jones and wife were in town the first OF
the week. Warren Head returned to
Brattleboro with his family Monday
GLADYS Cheney is attending school at
Brattleboro.-MrsF Fay and daughter OF
Dorchester. Mass, are visiting MIS-
Miranda Faulkner d NJ Canedy took a
party of Laurel Beach visitors to the
station Wednesday.-W II Macdonald
is visiting at E L Fuller's.-Josephlne
Allard is visiting at r p Reed s.--Clar-
ence Gronsbeck's baby is very SICK.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
West Halifax.

Horace Worden and wife and two
daughters from INDIANA are visiting at
their fathers, Geo F Worden.-Arthur
Cooke has gone TO the Retreat TO WORK
in Brattleboro-Elsie Larabee, Leiana
Cooke, Leander Bird, Harry and Fioyd
Clarke and two of Falroank s boy
and Gail Stone have gone to shelbuIne
Falls, Mass. to attend the Arm Acad-
emy.-A trained nurse at Greenfleld mas
been sent for to take care OF Mrs Il >
Phillips who is quite sick.-Chaudler
Brown and wife of Brattleboro visited
a, his brothers Henry Browns and other
relatives recently.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

Referee in Bankruptcy Joel Z Baker
of Rutland held n hearing in Addison
county court house at Midolebury
Tuesday in reference to granting a
discharge to John W Ketchum, insol.
vent. f W futile appeared for ketch :.
nm and Referee Baker will recommend
his discharge. 1t is understood that
when the preferred claims ana costs
of adm inistration are paid there VIII
be hut little left for the common
creditors. f o Kimbsll. the trustee
has disposed Of nearly all OF the estate
and will be to close it up 10 snort
time now.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Putney

Rev ER Perkios from Connecticut
will preach as a candidate in the Bap,,
fist church Sunday morning AID
evening
Mr. aud Mrs Geo Miller of Leomln-
ster, Mass, visited at Charles Booth 5
the past week; on their return Mr.
Booth accompanied them to visit his
son Clifford, and other relatives IN
that vicinity.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
South wfud ham.

Mrs F Z Gould came near what
might have been serious accident
one day last week. While returning
from the North Village the horse
became frightened at something by
the roadsid. and backed the wagon
off a steep bank near the brook. She
managed to rein back into the road.
The wagon was somewhat broken
but 70 injury to herself or horse.
Charles Gleason has moved into
Mr. Kidder's house called the Marsh
place. Arthur Ball has moved TO
the place that he bought of Charles
Gleason and Fred and May Wheeler
have moved in with George johnson
t, care for bim.-Mr and Mrs Joseph
Gould returne Tuesday from a two
weeks stay at their daughters, Mrs
E F Johr sons at the North Village.
Walter Putnam snd wife of Nashua,
n u, are al his fathers. -A...---.--.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06
Resolved on Justice for Capt Clark.
From the Fair Haven Era.)

Vermont's rank and file will never be
real happy until the states delegation
in congress have secured for her loyal
son, Capt Chas E Clark of the Oregon
fame. something like the recognition
his distinguished services in the Span
ish.American war entitle him TO. There
is nothing the delegation can do that
would add more to their popularity than
vigorous work in behalf of this worthy
son of Vermont. VIII they start the
ball rolling?
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-06

At recent meeting of the CO.
operative association of the Socialist
Labor party in Barre plans were laid
for the opeulnQ of a retail co operative
store. The stock OF goods Will com
prise principally groceries and pro'is-
ions. The capital stock of the asso..
ciation at present is $500 at shares Of
s. each, but tue stock will be ~
creased later. All the shares OF the
association have beer sold and 1t Is
expected that the store will be opened
some time this fall.
Col George T Chaffea Of Rutland,
and his family started Saturday on
their trip around the world. They
went to Buffalo by way of the Rut-
land and New York Central railroads
From Buffalo they will 20 to Chicago
by way of the Michigan Central, to
Denver, Col, by the Rock Island route
aud to San Francisco over the Denver
and Rio Granue railroad. From San
Francisco the rsrty will tax e steams
for Japan September l2.