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

Local Tho i ght and Movement

condition was walking from Colt
River to Walpole SUNDAY night, wher
be was struck by the mldnlgh
express. He was picked up bruised
and bleeding and brought to Bellows
Falls where a physician was suT
moned, but no bones we're found to bt
broken.
Mr. Lynch of Boston will have a
number of children from an orphan
home in that city, at st Charles
church Sunday. lie hopes to place
them in Catholic homes in this
vicinity.
Bowe's Living pictures will come
to the opera house October 10.
The schools will open for the fall
term, Tuesday, Sept 10.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Bacon
and Leon E Marble took place at the
home of the BRIDES father, Geo
Bacon, on Atkinson street Wednesday
at | O'CLOCK. The ceremony was
performed by Rev Albert Hammatt,
assisted by Rev @ W Jackson of
Montow ese, Conn. The bride who
was prettily gowned 10 travelling suit,
was UNATTENDED. 4 reception to
immediate relatives and friends
followed the ceremony and Mr. and
Mrs Marble left on the o'clock train
for a trip north, and on their return
will live with Mr. Marbles parents
on South street.
DR. E W Knight opened his new
dental psrlors at the corner of School
and Atkinson streets Monday.
The stove, which was offered by
the Bellows Falls Times to the lady
receiving the most votes, was awarded
to Mrs Henry Conant of Henry street.
The Ladies' Baptist society OF
Saxtons River was close second.
News was received Sunday by Mrs
Frank Adams of the death of her
brother, EG Allis, who was in the
Cstskills ia New York for his health.
Mr. Allis was editor of the Times
from April 10 to December a. 1890.
William O'Erien dooryard was the
scene of lsrge- sized family row early
Saturday evening. The families
involved were those of Thomas Walsh
ard William C'Brien Who lives on
the Lowell farm, short distance
from Mr. Wslsh's. The trouble, it is
claimed, arose over the fact that some
one from the O'Rrien place had
thrown store at Walsh's daughter,
knocking her off her wheel. \
warrant was issued for O'Brien s |
arrest and L T Lowell furnished bail |
for his appearance before Justice G II |
williams at l o'clock Monday after |
noon. George Scott, farmer near
Bartonsville, was also arrested on a
charge of assault on Thomas Walsh |
with intent to kill. O'Brien's hearing
was continued through Monday and
Tuesday, and the court announced
that they would give decision
Wedn esday morning, but ell the
lawyers were lot present at the time
appointe1 aid no decision was made.
Scott's hearing was continued until
Sept H.
David Meany was adjudged bankrupt
Wednesday by the United States court.
with liabilities of S1l.S77.75 and assets
SIS, 245.40. $500 of which are debts
Que on open accounts. $1,000 stock 10
trade ard $1,000 in unliquidated claims.
OF his liabilities 5000 is secured and
81 ,0G0 unsecured.
Personals.
John Donsvan left Monday for
Bruins wick, Me, where be is to take
charge Of a large paper mill. Miss /
Mary c Hughes is working in the
office of the Case,n company. ID p {
Thompson enters Norwich university J
this fall. Mrs W G Wkelton If Bos-
ON, Mass, is the guest of her mother, ,
Mrs Stephen Doneean at Drewsville. G
- Miss Elizabeth Flavin Of Spring =
ield, Mass, is spending the month t
If September at her home here. Mrs b
Helen Murphy of Sandy Hill, Nv,
vas guest at g H Durkee's LIST II
veek.-J r Ball of Waterville, p Q,
listed in town the past week. MIR \
nd Mrs F W Burbank Of East
orange. N j, came Saturday for $
isit at E Capron's. Mr. Burbank I
eturr ed Wednesday and Mrs Burbank 4
eturns tomorrow. Mrs Herbert :,
'mith bnd two daughters have ,
eturned to Worcester, Mass, sfter a Il
Isl. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs e,
blake.-W A Hall is on bunting
xpedition in sSfoundland. M iss h
larry Keefe left Monday for Boston :
here she will enter the BRYANT q d'
tratton Business college. Mrs W A OF
Tall is 10 New York. w H GrisUold Oh
eturned Friday from his trip to n,
Iorth Dakota. u Ned Hobson of New a
orb viSitp1 hic roraptS tho 6,ot of ~