Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-22
Killed at North Walpole.

Joseph G4SI,OSltO, an Italian StCllpl
boss, was killed by the morning Bos
ton X Maine train in North Malpolt
Tuesday morning. He was walking by
the SIDE of the track holding an lrol
bar that protruded enough for the en-
gine to strike it; swinging the mar
around with it so that he was struck
by the train and instantly killed. Is
posito came here from BrattlebOrC
about four months ago and was board
ing with his brother, Frank Esposlto,
in North Walpole He came from
Italy about two years ago, was :.
years of age and unmarried.
The Lester y. Davis Stock Company
played three nights at Union hall,
commencing Monday evening.
NJ. H, Ray and G. II. Shepardson
are now working upon timber tract
in Westminster recently purchased OF
John Ellis.
Guy Mack and Miss Mabel Sumner
were married Friday at the residence
of Mr.. Staples on the Old Terrace by
Rev j. Ii. Reid.
The ladies' auxiliary, \. O. H.. had
an enjoyable dancing party in G. a..
Il. hall Monday evening. EXner's or
chestra furnished the music.
Two meetings were called recently
to reorganize the Young Mems club,
but SO little interest was manifested
that it has been decided to disband.
The literary costume social at the
Congregational church Wednesday
evening was very successful. a chatting
dish supper followed the entertain
ment
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Hazelton and
Mr.. and. Mrs G. W. Labaree are
moving into the new two-tenement
house on Hapgood Place erected by A.
l.. Field.
Rev. Fr. Wilde has sent out flyers
around the village saying that 'S25
will be given to anyone detecting sale
of malt or spurious liquors in North
Walpole. "
B. b. Wetherbee has returned from
Indianapolis, Ind, where he went to
H., to place one of his patent section
boxes for paper machines.
Charles A. Williams, living on the
Webb Terrace, has two remarkably
large chestnut trees on his premises
in the rear of his house, measuring
q and % feet in circumference.
A. n. Swain has built an addition
to his business block occupied by the
Times Publishing company, increasing
the side of the press room. W. c.
Belknap, the enterprising editor and
publisher of the Times, has put i'll IA
new press and enlarged the paper from
six columns to seven. The mailing
department has been moved from the
composing room to the press room on
the ground floor
The Art class of the Woman's club
met with Miss Louise Flint at her
home on Westminster street Tuesday
evening. Interesting papers on Great
architecture and sculpture were read
by Misses Mary Read, Clemency
King, Jessie Judd and Addie Parker.
The class hope to arrange for an eX-
hibition of Soule's pictures soon and
will invest a revenue in pictures for
the public schools.
+. H. Stoughton W. r. G., at its
regular meeting Wednesday evening
had the department president, Mrs.
Sarah +. Hovey of st. Johnsbury as a
guest. also six ladies from Jarvis
Corps of Springfield. The evening was
spent in illustrating the Corps work, 1.
one new candidate being initiated.
Mrs. Hovey said that the work was
admirably performed and the business
methods shown were highly commend .
able to the Corps of our state.
Joseph Smith, living with his .
port stole a pocket book last week
tni Ia1 t, icta
and started for Bellows Falls. Word .
son was notified to be on the watch
for the lad, but he was unable to To-
cate him 1t is thought at Cam
bridgeport that he had started for
California; no trace can be had of
him to date.
The ladies' whist club had a very
evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Perley L. Kimball of Hap
good Place. Friday evening, the occa-
sion being gentlemen's night. The
first ladies' prize was taken by Mrs.
D. NJ George: second, Miss Alice
Frost first gentlemen's, Dan Camp
bell: second, G. +. Howard Refresh
ments were served, and it was the ex-
pressed wish of the company that the
gentlemen 5 evenings be held oftener
than in the past.
The marriage of Frank A. Moore |
md Miss Margaret Cudmore oc-
cured at the residence of Mr.. and .
Mrs Abner c. Moore on Westminster {
Terrace Wednesday at high noon, Rev. I
Fr. Reynolds officiating. None but {
he immediate families of the bride j
md groom were present. After a we'd {
ling trip, Mr. and Mrs. Moore will J
make their home at Mr.. Moore's pa /
ents for the winter. Mr.. Moore is &
associated with the paper making firm {
# Moore Thompson, and both bride ]
nd groom have many friends who t
Wish them much happiness and pros v
,erity. I