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

" ,. VJ IN a manner worthy of the pure and
sp,oi example of our forefathers with
a aSom it hal is beginning.
D't 70, olli .stom made this life more sweet
e@r ihat If painted pomp!
w nr e,,' nrdar nv hand and the seal of this
,,so, LudlaW, this ninth day of November,
N' s az yegr Of our Lord one thousand nine
sS.rIrej and one. and the independence OF
asaTnitei states the one hundred and twenty.
l1lh, uIrrIAMw STICENEy
Bthc governor,
J6HN & SARGENT,
Tho arson case of DR. Dow of West
ron.han was passed TO supreme court
mexcepions last week.
The igry at Montpelier Saturday re-
nrnpd verdict of guilty in the case of
"srp vs. Harry shepard OF Plaintield for
Mrgary. Exceptions were taken.
Major EDWARD Il Campbell, recer tly
ssra3 commander-in- chief of the Sons
II Veterans, is a native Vermonter,
mying been born in Londonderry Janu-
~ 20, 1915.
rnto date Burlington is out just 81,
Ar "a on account of the rece mt smallpox
rare, The disease was prevalent about
,nonth and there were 81 cases, all
wnparatyely mild.
DR. + Kent Parker, who was recently
fined for the practice of medicine with
mt a certificate from state medical eX-
miners, has returned to Burlington and
pumed operations as "magnetic heal
a.
A woman about 10 years old and in
g6e was found wandering about Pros
Nj, ar Woodstock. Saturday and is
low detained at the county jail. No one
N the neghborhood knew her and she
stused to give her name or say where
ihe came from.
The six-years-old son of Edward
Bsnchaud of Rutland came near being
burned TO death while asleep in bed
Saturday, morning. His two-yearsold
bother set the bed clothing on fire while
psyiog with matches. The parents
nelled the smoke and went upstairs
hit in tine to save him. The bed was
,mass of flames.
One of the largest bucks eyer shot in
hi: state was killed during the season
Just closed by Mrs Beverly Lord, an
English woman, while on hunting ex-
edition with her husband 10 the noun
nns Of Rutland County. The animal
vas taken on a runway Oh the eastern
dope of Killington Peak and when
Weighed tipped the scales at 42o
pounds
Bertha, the three-years-old daughter
II Mr. ard Mrs Henry Still of Burling-
On met with horrible death Saturday
sbe was playing about the kitchen
while her mother was mopping the
floors. She walked backwards and
striking the pail of boiling water fell
Into it and was so badly scalded that
:he died after a few hours of intense
igf-ring The family had lost another
child scarcely a week before.
The postponed meeting of the State
Teachers association will be held at
Burlington November 81. % and 70.
The program as originally planned wlll
be presented The Burlington pubic
schools, which were closed as pre-.
stationary measure to prevent spread OF OF
small pOX, were reopened OCTOBER 70
sld 20 new cases of the disease nave
iPpPared for several weeks. The health
authorities say that visitors may go TO
tie city without any fear whatever
At the State Sunday school conven'
| ton at Fergennes last week, tie secTe'
try annual report showed that: Or'
eans Washington. Rutland, Lamollie
| Mi Chittenden counties have not held
invention, this year. There can De ~
question regarding the decline 10 mem
ieTshir, religious interest and spiritual
power, Gould accurate tahulatlon DE
nldeTed and compared with the mem
0efship shown five years ago the ee,
G'ease would be large enough to can ioi
Serious consideration.
The abstract of the condition OF the
ntOual banks of Vermont at the ciost
d the business September 30, as lusl
made public by the comptroller OF Tie
currency shows the average reserve
held at % 96 per cent against 1888 pei
cent Jnly Is. Loans and discounts NAG
Increased from Sl2 500, 113 to Sl2.elo;oo51-,
bOld coin had decreased from S44z,io
|@sl5tGal, while total specie bad IN,
ceased from S647,725 to S7l6.3Io anu
awful money reserve from SSl9,2Ie to
tb9,1s1 and Individual deposits IRON
M'363,550 to Sl2,073,926.
Louis the 12'years-old son OF DaViu
Fanzo Of Winooski was carrying
GIFTED lamp upstairs last week lnaIs s,
asy when he lost his balance ana ie.,
Nthe bottom, the lamp breaking s ~.
Covering The lad with blazing oil. Hls
S'ies attracted his mother who was paa
Fburned about the hands and face H
1ei attempt to ex,inguish the flames
ile boy broke from his mother grssl
nd ran lulo the street with his clothing
haues A passerby caught any
Mapped him in his overcoat exIingulsh
'gibe fsmes. The boy died ffI1a.
SSofnlug lJ the Fanny Allen hospitai IL
BurIugf4.,