Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-15

inlrteen Chinar en-, who h al tho
near gs here last week. were taken /
ne va 9 jail Saturday to await decis
ions in their cases 'oe''
I'm tnr women of the Baptist churcI
WIN mold reception to members of m
snurel Mond' " evening in the chane
. ITO n 80 to 10 o'clock
-Leitsi ger 5 orchestra has been Ell
gagged TO furnish music for the fire
nen nall, witch will be held /,
hlnsd'l1, N H, JAS II.
"A special conclave of Beausean
commandry will be held in Masoni,
nan TINS evening for the purpose of CON
ierrlng the Tempe and Malta degrees
a meeting of the directors of the y
A was held in the association
rum last evening when about % new
,nenlpefs were voted into the association
ne remainder of the meeting was de
voted TO business discussion.
The first snow of the season fell
SATURDAY night and many of the hill.
surrou dlng Brattlebnro were white fol
several hours Sunday. The fall in and
around Gullford was heavier than in
nrattleooro, nearly 40 inch being
| 'N"' wa III e'lIt lUtdIlUlps
-Ihe funeral of the late William II
WIZ was held last Friday afternoon
from st Michaers Episcopal church,
| heV L Mathson, the rector. officiat
lrg' Thebearers were Col George W
Hooker, o Pratt, ID Bailey and J A
| Iavlor. The burial was in Pros pect
Hill cemetery.
The police have been given orders
to arrest any boys who are found loiter-
! ing about the depot in the evening. A
hCmo Der OF lads haye mai it a custom
to use the depot waiting room for IA
smoker and card room, and this prac-
tice has been ordered stopped by the
railroad company.
A blast which occurred about four
o'clock sunday afternoon loosened A
short section of track near the freight
depot where excavation is being made
for the new stand pipes, and delayed the
south bound train several minutes. The
force of the explosion was caused by
the blast striking hard rock
-"kenned, s PLAYERS, who will begin
their engagement of ore week at the
Auditorium Monday night, will appear
in the folio ling repertoire: Monday.
CHECK !" Tuesday, Faust" Wednes-
day, 1.-The Two Thieves" Thursday,
"Sapho;" Friday, "rhe Midright Elk
press Saturday, Nell Gwvnne."
There will also he matinee Saturday
afternoon.
William II Allen, ir who played on
the Greenfield golf team against g M
NJ tller 10 the recent match in Greenfield,
WAS scratch man last week in the
tournament for the Presidents cup at
the Concord. Mass, Golf club Mr. Allen
handed 10 one of the best cards of the
day and the account of the tournament
said that he had won the cup for two
years past.
The funeral of George A Goddard
who died in Greenfield Thursday evan
iog. was held Sunday afternoon at | 80
O'Clock from the h me of Mrs A A
Smith. About 200 members of Wantas-
tiqurt lodge, 0 o f, attended, ard
del CATION of 40 engineers from Spring
field, Mass. aud other points on the
Boston & Maine railroad were present.
rne burial was in Morningside Gene
terry.
There was large attendance at the
union gospel service held in the Centre
church sunday evening.
The spocal musical program began at
6 45 d consisted of several selections
on the organ by f C Leitsinger, cornet
solo by Carl Leitsinger and bass solo
by George + Adams. RevJ NJ Durrell
of the Keene Methodist church was the
speaker, his subject being what Think
Ie of Christi
j A Dunnett, state secretary of
the New Hampshire Y VI G A, will al
dress the sunday afternoon meeting In
the as ,ociatio rooms. Mr. Dunnett il a
graduate of Michigan college and for a
number of years was general secretary
of the Lincoln, Neb, association. 10
1890 1e was chosen travelling secretary
for the Pacific Northwest. He was also
assistant state secretary OF Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island for some time.-
Mr. Jonn j Kennedy, come ian of
Kennedy Phys" who begins weeks
,ngap ament here Monday night at he
4 ndit rum comes of family that
has been connected with the stage for
over 30 years; his grandfather was a
we'll known theatrical maraRer, ard
mis- father has been entitie with a
,umber of successful plays and players.
Mr. Kenpedy has three brothers living |
. no are all successful actors. tits onlY |
,ister. Lillian, was oGe of the most I
soubrettes on the stage at the
-ime Of her death last sprIog. HIS
laughter Nellie who PLAYS leading
.oles ith Kennedy players" is also
IN excee iingly clever young actress.
Miss Catherine Monks, aged 60:
,ropped dead Monday at the home OF
,er sister. Mrs Julia Austin, in East
Mass. where she had oeen
,or the past two weeks. For over %
,ears Miss Monks was employed at the
,ome of Madam Balestier. She began
pork as nurse girl for daughter OF
n adam Balesfier but remained IN the
,amilv after the child's death, gong
broad with the family for three Years.
SINCE the death of Madam Balestler
Mss Monks had been in Brattleboro I'M
II She went to East Cambridge to i've
i'm her sister. who is mother OF L
.,,;n of this town. The funeral was
,eld Yesterday from the Sacred heart
.hurch and the burial was in Arlington
Mrs Anna Stevens, SO, widow OF
,ther Sargent. died at the home OF
,ar coo Samuel Sargent in West Brat
Iaboro Tuesday evening" as the result
# a fractured hip which was que 10
ali which she sustained last frioay'
he was the daughter of Samuel stevens
nd was born in West Brattleboro'
yhen a girl her family moved TO Cahaua
hero she lived for a number OF years,
atnrninp TO West Brattleboro snort