Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-08

peilti n in bankruptcy, lis liabilities
pei 5000 and assets, above exemp-
ton, 5000.
The women Of the Episcopal society
made about $50 from the 81 pper which
they served Wednesday evening in
Grange hall.
In making change in my business,
l VIII Tor few days discount from 80
cents 10 20 cents on Gold, Silver and
bronze Goods. CHAs A TRIP. adv
Hearings on appeal from decisions
OF CORN issiopers Young a. d johnson
o seven Chinese c.sas are being held
before Judge Wheeler to-day in the
ofhce of Waterman & Martin.
= Rev Mr. Davidson, who will con-
nuct series of evangelistic meetings
IN Brattleboro beginn ding Decem Der 20,
mas this week completed successful
series of meetings 10 Clyde, N Y.
The clerks Of Dunham Brothers.
store have formed an athletic ASSOCIATION
this week. C W Reed, p Ferriter and
. A Bu.terfield were appointed athletic
committee and as soon as possible .
basketball team will be organized
The Brattleboro dnuse began bus.
mess yesterday urder the proprietor
ship of Miss Sadie Turner At the
auction sale Tues ay the fixtures and
furniture IN the hotel we're bought by
. II Ellis, one of the mortgages.
The afternoon and evening sections
OF the Woman's club met with Miss
Maud Emerson on Oak street Tuesday
evening for the purpose Of hearing the
report of the State federation meeting
which WAS held in Mnrrisville. Miss
Emerson gave an extremely interesting
report OF the meeting.
There was large attendance at
the entertainment given in Red Mems
hrll Wednesday eve ing by st Ceceli4's
altar society of the Roman Catholic
church, aud the organizati netted
e. cd sum of money. The program con
sisted of recitations and songs by the
children of the parocblal school. After
the entertainment refreshments were
served.
The Brattleboro Gaslight company
was the respondent iG a hearing at
Hins1ale last week concerning a com
pl int made by E E Stratton to the
effect that the new electric lights in
the town il jure is local telephone
line, which exte DIS to various psrts of
HinsdHls and Wincbes ester. Both sides
were represented, but 10 decision was
reached.
The loss on Crosby block from last
weeks fire has been adjusted at about
$500 and on J A Puilen's STOCK of
groceries at S760. TIE goods in the
cellar Of Clapp 4 Jones' store have been
moved to one Of the vacant stores in
MILESTONE block where they are being
examined by the insurance adjusters.
Morris & Gregg began their ne sale
Wednesday a, d great crowds have hlled
the store ever since that time.
"A II Hines and c Knapp were on
their xay to the opening If the new
town hall 10 Hinsdale, n II, "Wednesday
evening when their horse became fright
ened and shield thro wing both men out
the carriage. Before they could get TO
their feet the aninal was well on It's
way to Brattleboro and Messers Knapp
and Hines were obliged to walk oacK
home. Mr. Hines found the horse con-
tentedly grazing 10 the front YARD OF MS
place 90 Green street
The annual mseting of the Columoi n
book club was held at the home or MIS-
Maserette Fisher on Green street wed
pesday evening ami the following otllc-rs
elected for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs Maverette Fisher; vice president,
Mrs F H Holden; cretary and trea-ur
or. Miss Edith Stolte; book committee
in addition to officers, Mrs Fred Cre'-
sew. Mrs A D WYATT and Mrs MAJOR
Hooghton. After the election the reg
ular sale of books and magazines TOOK
| place.
One of Barrow's coal teams was oe-
inc unloade in front of the Vaughan q
Sargent electrical companys store Mon
dav afte, noon when the horse became
frightened at c. A Harris lOcomohllt as
the machine came out of the Drive"
leading 10 Mauley Bros stable. lhe
horse started up high street NIL al
rand rate which became greater as Tue
| load IN the wagon became lighter Az
the ron of the hill the horse turned mo
| G r Crosbv's yard WHERE it was capt1rru,
The coal was strewn from the root OF
the hill to the top and bad to be raReu
up.
The regular monthly meeting OF Toe
ya,monr Wheel club WAS held luesuay
evenit Q when two new memoirs were
voted sjnto the organizitlrn. AtrauEe
ments were discussed for series vi
three ladies nights to be hel during tne
uinter and a comm free CONSIST ing y,
lanes F Hooker, w Frost Miner ana
Clrepce W Reed was appointed 10 na'e
cb.r,e of the matter. Fred . 1T anu
w n Perry we're appointed to make ar
,anoments for series Of eight evenings
at cards. and F C Gale, WlIllamsun
I'D BERT Young we're appointed TO nave
charge Of the billiard and pool toufna'
ments.
-"Kennedy's Players" who open =
ueex's engagement here November -
W.. nonsidered one If the best repertoire
comnanies on the road. they pla' on.y
| the largest and best cities ana to"hs ~
he East and their repertoire conla.n !,
| some of the lstest and most success ~
Comedies and dramas. The cou pa,y u
oaded nv John Kennedy and MIS-
Nellie Kennedy supported by an EXT Tho
Ient company of capable peope: lue
.sKennedv Players" carry thelr Wv
scenery and are therefore able 10 r. se
eyerv MA, 10 first-class style. lney
LAO introduce a number of hlgh cls.s
and pleasing specialtes at every per-
| Torrance. -.
About 80 persons we're ptesea' "a. az
.bo regular monthly meeting III the
ardubon society Monday nigot' ~. va
- members sere received. mrs fliz,
aestb p Dave port and Mrs AIMS D
Pb Inns we're elected dtleg ates " ,"e