Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-10-15
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

a regular meeting of Bingham
Map.er, Q f $, will be held in Masonic
hlthis evening at 7 o'clock. Supper
will be served at 6 O'Clock.
The W G 4 Z will hold Mothers
reetiDg at the y NJ C A rooms tomor-
NV afternoon when Rev Elizabeth
Goldtb waite of Williamsville will make
EaddresS.
The Barre Times says: "a Brattle.
tOn girl named Frost married a man
,ined Winter. That was last winter.
They now have youngsJer named
En;. Winter. And Brattleboro is a
n.her warm town too"
John Porter of Mt Hermon spoke
4 The afternoon meeting in the Y NJ c
rooms Sunday, his text being Thou
1T weighed in the balance and found
Einting,' There was good attend
tce considering the weather and Mr.
Potter; talk was exceedingly interest.
The list OF soldiers of Co C. 9th in
hliFy wounded at the Belangiga fight
meg not llclnde the name of Daniel w
Nell, formerly of Brattleboro, who it
| 1R feared might have been one of the
|lIiims of the massacre. 1t is probable
aaTetOre that O'Neil is in Co d, where
|hTas previous to the departure of the
| lkt battalion of the ninth for China
| lit year.
Joseph Clark of West Dummerston
|'S arrested Saturday afternoon by Of
HF Notden near II r Browns stable.
|as was IN an Intoxicated condition and
10 been causing some disturbance
|'eVOus 10 his arrest. When arraigned
slOte Justice Newton Yesterday he
FADED guilty and was fined S. and
1aS' amounting to Sl1.95. He disclo sed
i the brewery.
Inc following program of organ
-al ~, Will be played by Lucien Howe
.ne recital on the new Estey pipe Or
!sa IN the Methodist church on Wednes-
ny eVening, Oct IS:
|l l,fsro from 9Th Concerto, Handel
|s.lallf' Lemmens
|Eis Land so Fair" A Wooler
7,,n Mrs Lima I Hubbard.
I4lmeTe!, Schumann
gvA.Lallee, BaH
Au4elt' BoccheIini
tNe n u minor Bach
wa i Will lay me down in peace" Buck
r,,, Mrs Hubbard.
"4''oA On the tune Duke Street."
J. Howe
nTipe United States Daughters of
| y uell hair ranu1o - tnopt in q
/ ilt residence of Mrs 7 G Field Sat
E.t afternoon, Oct -, in commence
,'' vi q two battles fought by land and
\ Vtt Is, 1872. Two brief papers were
.1l' giving the details of the victori-
4 lava. battle fought off the coast of
~ ,,T carolina between the English
y, y: [foIIc and the American sloop OF
4. wasp The land battle was at
lt ~ Heights, where the Amer
w were defeated. Refreshments
Jt @s served and the remainder of the
'''4ooh was spent socially.
al their regular Saturday night
r..als the bailiffs confirmed the APP
saa.lleht # Don A Miller to succeed
j ~ LFIugstou as assistant engineer
~, ne hFe department. The appoint
~ was made by Chief Engineer
\ ,,'llsfs. The bailiffs also considered
: question Of replacing several of the
!. .gnts with ncandescents on &C.
,;.t oi the growth of the Young trees
!, ~ prevent the arc lamps from light
!. 'ue streets sufficiently. The arc at
eofneT Of Western avenue and
s ;,.S streets will be taken out imme-
\, say and four incsndescents put in to
~'lis place.
b. union meeting was held in the
s- LUIS church Sunday evening IN
,xaIatlOn Tor the series of evapgelistic
!. Is which will be held 10 Brattle-
~, .hs winter for the purpose OF
>g PEOPLE outside The churches.
h ipttahrrs we're Rev r + Lowe, Rev
\ ga bic ard Rev II r Miles. Mr.
= sspoSa OF the need of religions work
/, * pe'aie who do not attend church.
1--WE nentioned the part which
~ NJ Sorg people can play in accom-
-.ug :, end and DIR Marble outlined
oA which has been prepared for
At the close of the service
~. o.steEation unanimously showed
e. .t..'-,la-.on of Judge ctsfford's work
I. '''e.-g the liquor law by a rising