Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-10
BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.


for 81. IS at Moran * Co.'S.
H NJ Billiard slipped and fractured
one rib while fishing of the rocks on
West river last week.
"A handsome picture given with each
package Of Cuba's Big Brothers cigars.
) cigars for 10 cents. Brooks House
Pharmacy.
AT the meeting of the Catholic Union
held Friday evening, committee was
chosen to decide if the Unio should
have field day.
DIR Geo r Anderson has been APP
pointed surgeon of the lit Vt regiment
with rank of captain vice DR. II Nelson
jackson resigned.
j G Ullery has moved his office from
the third to the second floor of his
block. taking the rooms formerly occu-
pied bv the New England Book Co.
There was one case locally of ex-
preston of Joy over the Presidents
shooting Friday evening, not by a Brat
tlPborean but by drummer He found
it advisable to get out.
Allison Dugan leaves to-day for
Mid dlebury where he takes a position
as leader of the orchestra of a repetoire
company. the circuit of which is north
ern Vermont and New York state.
-"Dariel," PAGER, lowered the track
record at Syracuse, n Y. yesterday.
Time 205 ID. She was LADY Won
der" at the Valley Fair several years ago
and was bought by Pattcr of Greenfield.
The funeral of Mrs Eliza Phelps
Cook was held from her late home Fri
day noon, Rev Mr. keneston officiating
and the choir of the West village Con-
gregationa church singing. The bur
ial was in Williamsville.
County Court business Is moving
along slowly. The Stoddard case will of
which we gave the points FRIDAY, is
still on. The testimony of one side only
had been put in Saturday night and
since then the other side has occupied
the stand.
The Rev & f Beberman, the new
field secretary af the \ Z 5 E, is one
of the speakers who is assured for the
Brattleboro convention which will be
held October s, aud TO- The Rev.
Howard Grose of Jamaica Plain. Mass,
former editor Of the Montpelier
Waterman, will also be one OF the
speakers.
Witnesses were suhpoenaed last
evening to appear before the grann JURY
at Newfane today in the Cressey- Bristol
shooting case. 1t has been expected
that the grand jury would finish its wori
and report BY the afternoon. but tins
} makes it altogether improbable that II
will.
News was received here Sunday
of the death of St NJ Aquinas, fol
, the mast few years, superior IN ),
Joseph's convent here, Sunday morning
at the hospital in Jamaica Plains, Mass
after an illness with consumption o.
the throat. The funeral was held at
o'clock this morning from st Thomas
Chanel in that city, Rev Fr Cunning
ham and Miss Barbara Murphy of this
place attended the funeral.
Ernest Waterman and Ray Corsel
returned Sunday night from week IL
New ork, whittier they accompanied
limited Srates Marshal Field to TAXI
the Cinnamon ordered deported. They
, had a close call for continuation OF .i'
, trim to New Orleans. The steamer ina
was to take the Chinamen was JUS
r steaming out as they arrived. Marsha
Field chartered tug and overlook th'
steamer and put the meu aboard.
The funeral of Fl X Chamberlain
from his late home on Green street a
70 Sunday afternoon was largely at
} landed. Protective Grange attended II
body. being seated down stairs Whil'
: the family, relatives and friends wer'
!, unstairs. The bearers were Messr;
! Waite, Weston, Bailey and Eveleth o
Golden Rule Lodge of Putney. ReV
x Marvin officiated Mrs Chamber
; lain sang. The floral offerings wer
nrofuse. mainly cut flowers. Including
snuare and compass from the Masons, I
. ureath and many others from the Gr8ng
S ers The burial was in Locust Ridge
' cemetery with the Grange ritual.
lanes Sullivan, an employee OF tn
! granite quarry at West Dummerston, a.
!. old offender before Massachusetts courts
$ ssdeveloped from the evidence at his ira
, GOT very hilarious on fire water IN iron
of Clevelapd's store last evening. IL
was arrested by Chief Hall after mar
tnssle in which Sullivan thought ne coui
; use bottle as a policeman's billy, ana
. was IN picces before Hall got the ma
down. and in shape to convey 10 IN
Iockrn. Before Justice Newton I'M
, morning Sullivan plead guilty 10 wv
9 charges, intoxication and breach Oh VI
neace. for which he was fined % each an
costs. He disclosed on the brewer!
n Not having the fine Sullivan has I'M
!. afternoon been sent to jail for ~ uS!
$ and then will go to Rutland 10 "oi
e ont the fine at 33 cents a DAY.
b -.sJackn Haverly. so long the MIR
strel king and fa7orite here as every
: where q theatrical manager VINO at Oh
time controlled more than ~ houses,
dead AZ Rochester, n Y. OF eonsump
. tion. following the announcelheel
that ne had once more, ~
the eighth time, conquered evll I o,
time and was about again to take III
road. Jack Haverly was the fatnee :, :
g s.modern minstrelsy." He was the ~, e-,
m ..circujt, minstrel troupi the nj:
n ~ nsrceiye and utilize the speetacuIs
q nossihiIities of the old black-faced sem
!, p;,o,a With .tambo- and "oones
4 e;tbar end and the interlocutor 10 III
middle: the first TO gorgeousiy staee
. srst mart and to attire his performers
i nostnmes as magnificent as thev VIZ
!. homogeneous; the pioneer OF c LEV pin
!, r;csI Territory into which George II',
rose and VIM ii West were the nis'
e follow him.