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TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.

Leave Washington $40 4. m, 100 p. m, 4.35
q. m, and 4:49 p. M. week days and Dol a.
m and 625 D. m. Sundays only for Bluemont,
and 6:25 d. m. week days for Leesburg.
Returning. arrive Washington SEA a. m. and
400 % m. daily and s:3i a. m and GAS p. m,
week days from Bluemont. and 6:51 a. m. week
days from Leesburg s-
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WANTED-Two white girls. cook and chamber
maid, two colored. cook and chamborTnaid. En-
quire 1885 18th st. nw mi
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WANTED-Woman to do general housewOri for
family Of three; stay nights; recommendation re-
quired- Call. between 5 and G o'clock satm-
day. I5i1 10th st. NV. MI
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WANTED-Colored woman restaurant cook: also
one as pastry cook. today. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY 18th and Pa. ave m2l-2
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WANTED-Colored woman as cook, and house
maid. 17i7 Oregon ave NV. mi
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WANTED-Ladies to do writing at home; salary,
so per month. Address MISS MAGGIE ANTLEY,
st. Matthew'S 5. c. maO-3
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC

BELGIAN HAbES. s. pair; from pedigree stock
Cuban parrots, s. each; dogs. cats, gold fish,
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th st. NV.
m5-tf
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WANTED-Colored girl with good references for
general housework in small family. Call at 800
Florida NV. mz0-3
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WANTED-Colored girl; good cook, and do gen
cral houlsework. > St NV mi
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WANTED-A settled white or colored woman to
do the work of small family without washing.
Call at ence, 405 n. J. ave se., city. MI
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WANTED-white nurse. with reference, for ten
months'-oid baby; good home. 2H Delaware
elg-2
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WANTED-Young white girl to assist in light
housewurk; washing or ironing; stay nights;
good home and fair wages Apply 10 T st. NV.
m2o-2 ~ ss-
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Pianos, $25.

One good square piano. SIS; also one CHECKER
ing square piano. sl25- Terms 81 weekly pay
F. C. SMITH. 1925 Pa AVE. me-,
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WANTED stylish. good figured young lady to
assist saleslady in ladies' tailoring establish
ment; that has had experience preferred. Ap-
ply lsSJ ilth st. m21-3
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WANrED--six frst-class fnishers on coats Ap-
ply i1s nth st. NV. ml9-3
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wANTED-Girl, for housework 500 ST. NV.
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wASTED-Reliable girl for general housework;
no cooking or washing. Call at 412 9th st. NV,
after a n fnl9-2
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ANTED-Colored girl for general housework,
~ nights; references required. 92T NV. mi
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WANTED-Neat girl. with good references, to do
general housework. 1888 sth St el
WANTED-A competent well-recommended wom-
an, for general housework. los Seaton st. NV,
between 5 and I I'll
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wANTED-six frst-elsss fnishers on pants Ap-
ply 4lS nth St NV mIg-3
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WANTE3J-Relable woman. for general house
work in family of two; references required Call
after o'clock 1i47 ST. ell
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board; Northeast or close
to Navy Yard. Address BOX 29l. this office. mi
wANTED-By gentleman, room with breakfast;
not too far from 18th and Pa. ave. NV. moderate
terms. Address BOX 2SS this office m21-3
WANTED-Room and board in private family,
for elderly lady; terms reasonable. Address Box
262, this Office. elq-S
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WANTED = Experienced chocolate clippers.
sHEETZ. 10th snd sts mics
wANrED--A cook. for German Orphan Asylum;
white girl or woman; at once; good wages. En-
quire at German Orphan Asylum. Anacostia. ID. @.
els-3
WANTED-White German girl, plain cook; big
wages. must have experience; bring references
.l6 llth St. Sc ml7-7
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HELP WANTEn-MALE.


WANTED-Three experienced shoe statesmen APP
ply to the FAMILY SHOE STORE, 3lO-5l2 9TH st.
NV. MI
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WANTED-Apprentices; paid while learning
SCHWARTZ. Il2e Conn. ave. m20-2
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Apply at 0ffis. far We,klf- Bulletin
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WANTED-Cirl to assist in kitchen and also
waiter. CHICAGO HOTEL. 3i5 Pa. ave. NV. e
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

GENTLEMAN thoroughly acquainted with grocery
business and furnish best references from
business would like a position in store. Ad-
dress BOX 2S5, this Office. m2l-2
STENoGRAPHER and typewriter, young man
several years experience, also good business
training. well educated. desires a temporary posi-
tiOu. Address BOZ 2s6. this office mi
waNTED-By capable and willing young col
ored man position isnitor. drive delivery
NV. el
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WANTED-First class skirt hands, also inishers
SCHWARTZ. lla0 Conn. ave. m2O-2
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WANTED-Young girl. for light housework; sta!
nights. ) ; It. NV. .,2D-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALs.

TANTED-situation AZ, pantry, dshwashing or
:, chen work in hotel institution; refer
20, $. Address 200 lst ST. NV. betx cen b and c.
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WANTED-By young man, steady, position in
grocery store; frst-ciass meat cutter; best OF
references. Address BOX 300. this office. m2l-2
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WANTED-A settled woman, TO do general
housework in a small family and stay at nights
22s 18th 81. sw ell
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WAS1ED-By eolored girl. place as a cham
befmaid aud waitress in a board ng- house: can.
furnish good references. Call. from ! TO 5, at
1022 18th ST. nv. mi
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FOR RENT-ROoMs.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 50 and $. G22 Z
st NV m2l-3
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SITUATIONS WANTED - MALE AND
FEMALE.

wASrED-A secondhand bicycle, for girl six
years old Address 3o3 ID st. NV. els-3
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WASTED-Girl for general housework; family
Of 8; stay nights. 213 T st. NV. eI
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

The \ NJ & A played Winchester an
interesting game at that place Saturday,
being defeated by the close score of 5
to I. The \ NJ c a outplayed the home
nine in :. every particular, but lost
through carelessness in details Of
game. This could be eliminated by
coaching as the material TO work on is
| first class.
| The boys are good hitters and field
ers but very poor base runners. This
was well illustrated in the last inning
when Frost tried to score from second
base or Devine's single to left ffeld-the
base runner being out "by a mile"
Features of the game were the fine
all-arounn playing of Stolte and u
beautiful line throw of Catcher Tufts,
which nailed an aggressive base stealer.
The ball was well handled by j Tufts.
NJ z DeviDe. the old SO B II S short
stop covered right field for NJ c A.
The amusing feature Of the trip was
the bouncing of i NJ c A nine from
the Winchester House, despite the we'll
advanced arguments of genial Secretary
Wilson.
The arrangements for loom and meals
were made by the home management
and the landlord CT hotel was very
much disturbed individual when he
found out that supper was to be had at
another place. So the password was
given, Get out.
This lack of courtesy to a visiting
team will not soon be forgotten by Wis
ting Brattleboro people.
The Winchester people kindly excused
the landlord, saying Hes new at it and
don't know nothing at all about running
a hotel
Tho anore.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Rev Mr. Baker peached in the Bap
fist church in place of the pastor
Rev n Wood. Mr. Baker took fo
his text ire single word, Must,
and from it preached a wholesome
and helpful sermon.
Miss Grace Holden who die1 Sun
day, Aug Is, was for some years q
resident here where she was well
known and liked, ard where numerous
friends mourn her untimely dsatb.
Rev \ Smith of this place preached
last Sunday in the Baptist church at
Townshend.
Letters from Miss Susan Clark to
friends here. announce her safe arrival
at Paris after a favorable voyage.
y Peach of Derby Line has been 10
town the last week soliciting orders
fer nursery stock. Henry NJ Williams
is at hone after a few days stay in
Keene. MIR and Mrs Oscar Convey are
visiting at the formers old home in
Londonderry. Last week they attended
the reunion of the Lardnau family
held at that place. Mr. AMI Mrs Win.
chester returned Friday to their home
in New York. Ernest Parmenter has
finished bis job here and gone to
Leyden to work. w II Eddy was in
Marlboro last Sunday. Rev \ A
Wood and several others have been
attending the Moody meeting at
Nortbfield, Mass. Sidney Cnlsmau OF
Halle and Miss Abby Stevens of
Moodus, Conn. visited st Sumner
CclemsD's this week. Mrs Packard
who has been spending some time
here at the home of her SOB, hes gone
to Newfane to visit relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs Stuart Goodenough of
the East Village spent Sunday at 4
II Gould's.-Mr and MIS- Will Bige-
low of keene, n II. were rerent
guests of Robert Williams and wife.
Oscar Thsyer of Vernon wss N
town the other das.-tienry Warrirer
is quite feeble this summer. Mrs
Cock remains in about the same con
dition e. she has been. Miss Nellie
Dickinson of WilliaDsville Is staying
for the present With Mrs Hugh Adams.
Mrs Mary Eastman of Chester, Pc,
is guest Of Miss Minnie StocEwelL
Mrs J p Goodenough will go Tues
day to Join Mr. and Mrs + / Hsss in
Randolph and will accompany them TO
Buffalo.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
Guests.

Mrs Moore OF Worcester. Mass, i:
visiting her sister, Miss Hattie
Stearns. Miss Hattie E Wise of Bcs-
ton came SATURDAY night for week
or 10 DAYS at Lindenhurst. Mrs + NJ
Arey OF Rcstou came today for a
weeks stay at DIR F G Pettee's. Mrs
A l. Staples of Greenfield, Mass, is
visiting at N L Staples. Miss Agnes
Mcclure OF Worcester, Mass, is spend
ing few days IN town. Miss Mary
Fenton came yesterday from Pittsheld
to spend few days with her brother,
p J Fentop, before returning to her
home in Rutland. Prof Frost and
daughter of Northampton are stopping
at q b Barrett's. Mrs W Gooduin
of New York is here for fortnigh t
with her sister, Mrs Arthur Merrill. -
Miss Minnie Dunn of Holyoke is the
guest of Miss Margaret Lynch. Her
bert Elmer of Rocklsnd. Mass, is the
guest of his father, Lucius Elmer. -
Mrs Aldana Hildretn and Miss Flor
epce Hildreth of Natick. Mass, came
Yesterday for visit with Mrs Don
Miller.
..Walter II Grown of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting his father, P Z
Crown. John Connors of Holyoke is
in town. Miss Carrie Cobb. teacher
at Springfield, Mass, comes today
from Athol for visit with her sister,
Mrs W Il Haigb.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

tary and treasurer, r Parker Ct
Newport.
Tne veterans of the Spanish Wal
were the guests of Capt G NJ Browuell
at Burlington Wednesday. Mayor u
G hawley welcomed the guests in the
name of the city and spoke pleasantly
of their service. Congressman d
Foster was then called up and made a
happy speech. Chaplain Lawson uss
| called upon from the audience and
spike briefly telling some good
stories which won him applause.
The annual meeting Of the depart
ment, which now includes three
camps at Bennington, Rutlacd and
burlington ard these officers elected /:
Commandment c F Burnham,
| Bennington.
Senior vice commander Capt E H
Prouty, Burlington.
Dyer, Rutland.
Assistant Inspector general-Capt c
"a Lsnhon, Rutland.
Assistant quartermaster-geueral-
Capt G NJ Hrownell, Burlington.
Assistant surgeon generally j
Hagan, Rutland.
Judge advocate general e II Hol-
der, Mar chester.
Chaplan-W Wager, Burlington.
There is considerable complaint
concerning the food under the rev
arrangement 10y which 1t is provided
by the state and 80 cents per day
deducted from the pay of the men.
The arrangement does not seem as
satisfactory as the former when each
company secured its own rations.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
Church Notices.

Christian Science services in Market block
sunday II a NJ. Subject. Christ Jesus
Wednesday. : 80 VI. Reading room open
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday from to
PM. Christian Science literature on sale.
VI f Church, Il F Lowe, pastor. Sunday,
Aug -. Morning worship, 1870. Sermon
by Rev Luther Keneston. West Brattleboro.
sunday school, 1l.4j. Epworth League, $50
Services at st Mlchaels Episcopal Church.
saturday being st Bartholomew Day. there
will be celebration Of the HOLY Communion
at 1880. sunday. early celebration at 80 a
IN. Morning prayer and sermon at 1870 m.
sunday school at 10 m. Infant baptism at
p IN. Evening prayer at $50 p III.
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NeiRbhOrhOOd Notes.

Miss Ella Prouty is visiting at the
home Of Will Ross in Putney. Mrs 4
V Morse is visiting 10 South New
fame. Miss Ellen Powers returned
Tuesday from visit 10 Bellows Falls
Miss helen Keyes is visiting in
Chesterfield. Mrs Royce of Putney is
spending few days with her dauRh
ter, Mrs G S Pratt. A G Longueil
and wife left last night for week in
Jamaica. - Mrs Wheeler Of Warsboro
is a guest at " II Phillips
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The picnic of tie Young Mems
Catholic Union at Central Park We'd
nesday was a great success in every
way. While it poured rain here there
was not drop OF it there or below
Broad Brook bridge. or two miles north
of here Tor that matter. Some 300
went down by train from here, and
carriage and tally-ho parties from
Hinsdae, and large numbers from
Mortified as well as Bellows Falls and
other towns helped swell the happy
crowd
Dancing and other amusements on
the grounds were 10 progress all the
afternoon. But the chief center of
interest was in the athletic events,
many OF which were closely contested,
and pronounced by good judges the
best ever seen in this vicinity. In the
pole vault Howe of flnsdale cleared it
at the highest point it could go 90 the
standard and it is said that be has
made 10 feet in practice. 10 the tug of
war (So gold piece the price Hinsdale
was the winner against Brattleboro,
hestltwo out Of three. winning the first
and third trial. The l00.yard dash was
made in two heats, the three best in
each qualifying for the final. They
we're Campbell, Joyle and Higginson
from the first heat and Quinn, Young
and Dowley for the seronu, and 10 the
final, Campbell of Bellows Falls won
in 10 3-o seconds, beating Quinn for
about yard. ln the running broad
Jump Campbell. and Howe of Hinsdale
were tried for the secord place and had
to jump off again when Campbell
made II feet and 9 inches or four inch
es more than the first place man had
got
The championship cup for the win
ner Of the biggest number Of points has
not been awarded yet as the committee
has not met to figure it up. The score
tells the rest of the story.
howard run-l.t prize. C,liver watch.
Campbell of Bellows Falls: %, umbrella
easel, Quinn OF Brattleboro I'd. (cigar case.
Higgin>on. Hinslalc. Time, ION los.
Putting the shot list. silver plated teaket-
tle). Doucette. Ilin,dale; ID, pipe, speyo,
liin>dale; Sd, match box Benedict. Throw,
- It, 0 in.
Running broad iump-l>t, Ciress suit case)
Brooks, Il #. j ~ in: "a. tcollar and Gun
buttons. Campbell. II IT. j in I'D. stick pin,
Howe. IIiusdnle. Il #, j in.
80 wards for boys under 1G list, tnickel
watch. Dan Riley, Brattleboro, 6 3 seconds;
u. base ball. Claud Clark Sd, box choco-
latesl, Frank Ryan.
Running hop, skip and jump-l,t. gold
PIN, Campbell, - It, > in %. Cigar holder.
Quinan. Mortified, 81 IT. Sd, tbottle per-
iunel. Dowley. Brattleboro. "a IT. . IN.
sack race-1st. (birycle lamp Joseph Dun.
levy: %. pocket book. Roy Willis; Sd,
fcunlN !. 4 HE Cornwall.
Pole yault-l,t. plush box, Howe. Hins-
dale, 5 IT. ID, Cpearl.handled PIN, Grace,
No.thtield.
Standing broad ump-l>t. drinking cup, |
7 Ferrter, IT, 3 in u, (cuii buttons, c + |
Mann, #. II In.
Potato race for boy. under l6-1st. 1.2 |
bu.he potatoes. Dan Riley I'd. box candy. |
Wells Richardson Sd, dozen bananas. JAS |
Riley.
Running high jump--lst, (pipel, Campbell |
I #. in: ID. tpanel picture. John lune. 1 |
It. & in; 81, shirt stud JOyle, II in.
Three broad jumps-lst. (umbreIlal. f |
Mann. - It ID, stick PIN, Austin. 20 #, 10 |
n: Sd. tcigar case, Joyle. % II. ) in.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
Employment Notes.

Miss Nellie Brosuahau resumed her
duties Monday at the Hooker, Corser
Il Mitchell overall factory after two
weeks vacation. Jas Allen from the
Larrow shop is doing the barbering
at muster. Miss Florence Retting
resumed work at the Telephone
Exchange Monday. Miss Lizzie Car
roll is clerking at A Goiborino's store.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

Henry Squires and family are at the
Lake for week. Mrs Geo y Eels
and daugh tiers, Grace and Alice,
return tomorrow from their outing at
the Lake. Alderman Wooley of Bos-
ton is at Lakeside. Geo A Hines
returned Tuesday uight from the
Lake. Mrs \ + Miller and daughter
Pauline, Bert Ware and wife are
Occupying the Rockwell cottage for a
wee
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
Fittings.

Thos Flvnn of Fairfax, a veteran OF
the ith Vt. and who enlisted from
Guilford in 81, spent Sunday and a
part of the week with his old COM
rsdes here.-Geu y Estey vent up
to Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday TO be
present at Governor's Day at muster.
Miss Lynch and Mrs O'Counell of
Holyke visited Mrs Bridget Long this
week. Miss Annie Clune spent Sun
dav ip Greenfield. Mess. w II Minor
attended the races at HolyOke Wed
nesday ard yesterday, one of his
horses being entered. Miss Mildred
Cbsfiin of Concord. \ II. Sss the
guest of Mrs { A Borden Wednesday.
&C A Borden has been in Springfield
this week.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

DR. Louis Pettee, late Of iioston,
contemplates locating here with his
father.
The Vernon selectmen have petit
toned the Supreme court to adjudge
Ochra e Cook a state pauper and a
hearing is to be held on it the Sit.
Geo B Williams has been appoint.
ed administrator OF the estate ofOliver
p Morse OF Newfane and John II Mer
rifield of the estate Of y p Morse, Jr.
Rev Z 7 Mathison will conduct
services and preach at the Episcopal
church in Guilford at 3 p IN Sunday.
The Atlanta University quartet
gave very enjoyable concert and
some interesting dialect readings at
the Congregational chucrh last even
ing. A collection Of $50 was taken for
the benefit of the university.
Fired G." at Westtield Mass, yes
terday won one out of the two heats
tro.ted ia the unfinished race in 2 ~
class. The first he lest in 80 aud the
second he took in '2ll,. The race will
be trotted out TODAY. Bnrnbam
starts today at Readville, Mass.
There were four Brattleboreans to
receive the militia service medals at
muster sesterday-Capt \ n Hadley.
quarter-master. for Is years service.
Private S II Miner, for II wears. and
Segt L A tfney and Priv VIM Ahrens
for five ye&lfe.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

Mrs Mary Lee has moved from 100
Elliot street to the tenement in the
Perkins house on Elm street recently
vacated by Jas Grady e Tufts
has moved from Cansl street to ,
Green street
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
BRATTLEBoRo Y. NJ. c. A

.kendrick hit Ly batted ball.
Summary-Two base hit, Stolte, ?, Thomp-
son, Hanley; sacrifice hits, Fox, Monroe, !
TUFTS stolen bases, Fox, Monroe, Devine;
struck out by Monroe :, by Thompson ;. I'm
pire, kendrick.
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

m, ,rITSISGER. Teacher OF Cor.
AM pnpil Of Il, c. Brown, Boston.
NJ ,., lartltuars. IS III Bra.tleboro. Vt.
.r nature noulilngs. New subjects, In fins
s,,g prnts, at CLAPP Il JONES. 76tf
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
GOV ERNOR'S DAY
CLOSES THE MUSTER,
Regiment Does Itself Proud-Rsunion Of
the 9th-Rsception TO spsnish War Vet

Regiment Does Itself Proud-Rsunion o
the 9,h-Rsception TO spanish WAR Vet
| Grams.
Yesterday was Governors day at the
state muster near Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington. and the usual large crowds
thronged the camp grounds all day IL
spite of the inclement weather.
| The sham battle which was to have
taken place n the morning, was omitted
The grand review took place at 2.3C
o'clock and the appearance of the COM
pauy won much favorable comment.
Fol,oping the review there was dress
parade.
The annual rifle practice OF the reg
iment took plac' Wedn esday, the
range at Fort Ethan Allen having
been kindly offered by the post officer.
There was only detail from each
company in the practice. The highest
score made was that of First Sergeant
W L. Willard, who made n out of a
possible % points at 800 yards. The
other tSo men with high scores in
company we're Lieut. f p Woodbury.,
who made 20, and Lieut. + " 1aggart,
who made 81.
The regular dress parade took place
and then what is practically the last
full working day of the muster was
over
Guard Iount has now reached the
stage whers il shows tue benefits of
the the several days practice that has
been Afforded the noL commissioned
officers.
The discipline of the camp wss
remarkable and the general sanitary
conditions are apparently as perfect as
that can be made. 10 short, this NAV
we'll tie pronounced the most practical,
most benz fetal. and in every way the
most satisfactory muster the Vermont
National Guard ever had.
Yesterday Gov Stickuey presented
the service medals to members of the
regiment who have served II, 10 and
, .e-rs. There we're three in the
first class. seven In the second and 81
in the third.
The annusl reunion Of the Ninth
Vermont Veterans association was
held at the camp yesterday afternoon.
1t was voted to hold the next meetirg
iu Montpelier, at a date to be elected
later. Col ID X Andross of Bradford
is the life president of the sssocia- |
ton. Vice presidents from each /
we're elected as follows:
Company a, + " Jewett of Swan
ton: company 3, S II Kelsey of Sails |
bury: company c, 6 W Sreden Of
company D, G II Hoys OF !
compsuy Z, 6 Vi Lane of
Mass: company +, L NJ |
Steady of Burlington; conpsny q, j c 1
Stearns of Bradford; company II, |
Luke Potter of Waterville: company /
/. Eli Ashley OF Essex Junction
company X, ] G Baker If Rutlsnd ; l
field and staff, DR. " ) Vincent Of 4
executive committee, J
{ Baker of Rutlard. J o Livingston /
and L " Shedd Of Montpelier; secre-
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23

Will Smith returned Yesterday tc
Springfield, Mass. Mrs Simon Hayes
and two daughters, Francis and Edoa
returned yesterday to Northampton
after a visit with her sister, Mrs Wm
Morse. Mrs p Frank AmidoD re
turned to her Wiltoo, N II, home yes
terday. F II Rose and wife and sor
return tomorrow to Syracuse, n y, af
ter a week at his former home here. -
Prof l. Howard returned to Maiden,
Mass, yesterday after a vacation stay
here and at Jamaica. Miss Sweeney
and Miss Phelps who have been visit
ing at W A Cromhie's returned Wed
nesaay to MitteneagUe, Mass. R +
Wilson and family returned to Brook
Ign today.
Theodore Shirley returned Yesterday
to his home in New Jersey after a
visit with his urCle, Mr. Bardeu. w
A Bemis and wife who have baen
visiting at Judge Waterman 9 and in
this vicinity started yesterday for
their home ut Davenport, Id. accom-.
panied as far as Binghampton, N Y,
by Mrs Cutler of ToEnshend, sister
of Mrs Bemis
Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-08-23
GREAT SUCCESS, PICNIC
AND ATHLETIC MEET

or the Young Mems Catholic Union-Dsy
Clear while Rain Poured Hsre Soma
Timely Contested Evsnts-CrOwd Of
Near Thousand.