Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-18

| crossed yesteday afternoon and tto s;gn
! displayed that This store, stock and
INJURIES are the property of II p Smith
VINO Is now in possession. The exact
cause OF the transfer is not known.
Adjustments on the fixtures and
furnishings in the Brsttleporo house.
owned ny Frank Turner, were is
sued Wednesday and yesterday in ia
vor OF M Moran, Schorling d j ohm
son and Robbins & Cowles. The house
Is 10 charge of Theodore. Turner,
under thel mortgages, Charles Henkel
and o II Ellis.
The Hardwick Gazette ssys. "a
Mr. Farr of Brattleboro was in town
last week looking up blooded merinos
he purchased carload lot of lO3. in.
GLIDING 46 of e ID Miner of this place
and ram of Chas Il Lane of Cornwall.
10 the flock were representatives from
the folds OF Mrs NJ j Ellsworth. ] j
Crane and Elmer Cowles, In addition
to those mentioned.
Judges Tyler and Stafford of the
supreme court have appointed A r
Schwenk of Brattleboro, Daniel KEEL.
logg OF Westm inster. aud j W Meleudy
OF Londonderry commission to nm.
praise the damage accustomed by tbe
| Boston Maine railroad taking land
belonging to W r Farr on the high
way leading from Westminster Station
to Walpole.
| About 60 couple attended the dance
IN Grange hall Tuesday evening, music
for which was furnished by Leitsinger's
orchestra. A new feature of the dance
was the chorus singing by eight boys
who assisted the orchestra in the song
waltzes.
Only two contestants are now left
in the Women's tournament at the golf
club, Mrs H III Crosby defeating Miss
Edna Burnett one up and Miss Florence
Pratt defeating Mrs Madge Gatty by the
same score. The final round will be
played next Wednesday.
The afternoon session of the
Woman's club will be held today with
Mrs Lillian G Royce on Walnut street.
Mrs E D Whitney will give reading
from Byron's Child Harold and Mrs
Adams will have paper on Famous
Sculptors of Ancient Times"
Orders have been received from the
headquarters of the Grand Army of the
Republic for the department and post
headquarters and colors to be appro.
priately draped and all officers when on
duty to wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for go days from the date of the
death of the President.
| John Barrett, 90, who died in Athol,
Mass, Monday night, was an uucle of
Mrs NJ j Moran of this town and James
Barrett the we'll known baseball player.
Mr. Barrett had been resident of Athol
for over so years. He is survived by one
daughter. NJ j Moran went to Atnol
yesterday to attend the funsIal.
Two matches 10 the second round
of the golf tournament for the Wantas-
tiquet cup were played Wednesday and
ONLY three players ave now left in com
petition for the trophy. Wellman beat
Hooker three up and two to play, the
latter having handicap of IL strokes
and Bingham beat Hubbard three up and
two to play, the latter having one stroke
handicap. Wellman and Bingham will
play the semi.fnals Tuesday. the lat
ter having four strokes handicap, and
the winner of this match will play Bige-
low in the finals.
-"George c. and ''E E Knott" both
|
years won first aud second respectively
Wednesday. The judges evidently were
not as familiar with the actions of
Knott as are Brattleboro people for
after he had losttwo heats 70 George G
Driver Sunierin was taken off the
sulky and new man substituted. The
new driver foundl Knott ner-
| 1000, opd oftar fnrr nttanpts tn
score properly the Judges put Sunder-
lin back. The charge ruined the
horses chances, however, for he acted
badly in the third heat and could not do
better than fourth place.
| Mrs Eva A Smith, 46, wife of
Sydney Barrett, former resident of
| DUNN rston. died yesterday after
noon at the home of her sister Mrs
Epos White, after an illness of about
year with pulmonary tuberculosis.
Brief funeral services were held at the
house this morning and the body was
taken to Waterford, Conc, where Mr.
Barrett has his home. Mrs Barrett
was daughter of George K aud
Esther Smith and was born in Viii
mington. After her marriage she lived
for q number of years III Dummerston
and about eight years ago moved with
her family to Fishers Island, after
wards going to Waterford which has
since been her home.
| Rev Charles O Dav, the new presi-
dent of Andover Theological Seminary,
was inaugurated last Friday night as
Bartlette professor Of practical theology
and John " Platner, formerly of Har..
ward University, as Taylor professor OF
church history. The two professors
were formally indicted into office ty
Hon Robert r Bishop, of Newton Cen
ter. presidept of the board OF trustees.
A greeting from the colleges was deliv.
cred by President William Tucker or
Dartmouth, and the greeting from the
churches was BY Rev Alexander NC
Kenzie. of Cambridge. PRAYER and
benediction we're by Professor Ebert Z
smith of the seminary. Professor Day
gave an address upon the essential
factors in the adaptation OF the minister
| to his work.
Miss Mary French Field, daughter
of the late Eugene Field, was married
to VIM C Engler, of Maryland. TUESDAY
eyeninp in Chicago. Miss Field Will De
remen bered here through her appear
auce Several years ago as reader OF her
fathers poems, and her grandfather
Roswell Nj Field, studied law in Brat
tIeboro over go years ago, previous TO
| his removal west, where he became one
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