Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-02
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

- Our improved % cent Speetacles
beat the record. CHAs A TRIP.
The late F NJ Hastings of Windham
Eala 5000 policy 10 the N Y Life.
Miss Belle H Emerson has closed
bier dressmaking rooms until Sept Is.
Affection is called to the special sale
hi millinery at Mrs g II Smiths, adj
|rert;ed elsewhere.
The 18th reunion of thr Sth Vermont
|pgimentsl association will be held at
Montpelier during old hons week, We'd
|re:day. August IA.
A V Nays agency has sold for
|Cnsrles f Scribner of Hardwick his
blouse on Washington street to l. A But
|teyfeld of Boston, Mass.
congressman Haskins and Gen W
w Giolt are to be the orators before
|the Washington county veterans at their
|Etunion at Montpelier the 18th.
&c Il Smith has returned from Bos-
|tOn, where he has been the past month
|tor treatment, and resumed possession
|Ot his dye house on Elm street.
Col Thos Hanpon left Tuesday to
begin his duties as superintendent OF
The soldiers Home at Bennington. His
family will follow the middle of Oc-
|tQber
When properly cured there is moth
|i19 more haaltbful, delicious or appetiz-
|ilg than Ham or Bacon. In this line
The Ferris famous Brand stands at the
bead as ,hev make a speciality of their
Cure, v + Richardson & Co OF this
RoTn, have arranged to carry these
goods in stock and will be pleased to fill
your orders.
The strongest attractions ever Of
Tered at Brookslde park will hold the
board; next week. JAS b Mackie,
FGrlmesey me boy" Hoyt's famous c.
Melar. Who has With him this season,
tlestrongest and best company in years,
and Grimes Cellar Door," is by far 10
tae van Of all clean farces in the later
nmay production for fun and laughter.
10 see Grlmesey slide down the old
eeIlar door
Even before the civil war stories be-
came such rage u the world OF Novels
our readers will remember a couple of
capita stories of this class, "ChattauoO-
X. and "Chicamsuga." by Capt z A
ANtneiI which were run in these col
uMns few years ago. We have now
secured another by the same author. and
,,e opening chapter appears today. We
auVlse every reader not to miss it, and
!, begun there is no danger but that
Il Will be followed to the end.
An enthusiastic admirer of Burlirg-
y. 'ooK occasion during recent trip
70 snow a number of views in and
su9ut this city to some of his friends,
s q. as result families from three diff
.eteht towns, who have never been in
.uls cl;y' will come here to spend their
Advertising paws for town
as wei a. for the individual business
adn' out the town is dependent upon
~, ~ puoIic,' pirited citizens for its adver-
''ls'-BuFlington Free Paess.
:, -FTarcis Truth, whose arrest on
, ,ualge Tor obtaining money on false pre-
", ,9l'eS was reported last week, was
; raen on smother charge, after furnish
,as s'99 bail on this. 1t was for as
r n ana battery, which in this case
Wa. Tue legal way Of ACCUSING him of
ua"'s stolen q kiss. On this charge he
az allowed TO go on his own recogniz-
Ivy, truth vehemently denied the lat
- !. claTge, and said that his wife was
: al Salaeent room and that the young |
ANA, passed her, on going out. and |
Svu4u nave notified her of his alleged |
8 ,p conduct. His arguments in |
s .rs me were emphatically seconded by |
NY persons who are members OF the |
al ile mas established in Denver. They |
1 =. II was persecution, like that of the |
~. !ts IN olden days. Truth left the
NJ ssI. room. malestically, after furnish
liz, osiI' large number of his proteges
'''o"iug deEOutly in his train.
\, o oAn 10 concert next Wednesday even
: % The common:
an "Parhassus," Lanrendean
,s.'-'e. "Airella" Gounod |
-t'''e Elegant, dances Promesses,"
le.c-3r,r.. Laurendean
S'l-'e,' Hunt In the Back Forest"
-, - ot the Cakewalk," o'Conner
1, VI, Brio Brar'" Minard
i'ym "fobasco'' Chadwick
! e heE lot Of domestic and import
+, - r by the box from cents up to
D'ooEs House Pharmacy.
7, What a Tale IL Tells.
L ma. mirror of vours shows a