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

Neil Sullivan and Frank Tole Tor keeping
malt and spirituou> liquors at The Cre'c' III
bottling establishment. They pleaded not
guilty, wai> ed examination and FURNISHED
bonds in $500 each for appearance III the
April term of court.
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Religious meetings are being held every
evening this week at the Baptist vestry.
The ladies of Amity Rebekah Lodge will
serve 4 supper III odd Fellows hall TINS even
ing.
Court William French order of Foresters
conducted dance in G \ X ball Thursday
evening.
The Whist club meets with Mr. and Mrs 5 /
Bennett at then home on Atkinson street FRI
day evening.
Harry { Elliott is erecting barn upon his
lot on " ebb Terrace and intends 10 bulld II
house thereon soon
Daniel Connors succeeds j Byrne as Il
Vermont representative to the supreme court,
Foresters of America.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will hold lit, rary social in the Nestry OF That
church " ednesday evening.
Superintendent and Mrs L W Lord are in
attendance upon Il meeting of Ne% England
superinlendeuts OF schools being held III Bos-
ton this week.
Nat A Wheeler. formerly proprietor OF a
drug store here, has position Il, head clerk
in drug store at Waterbury, and has re-
moved to that place.
Mrs Hannah Huse. living with her daugh-
ter, Mrs ii & " liams, on Atkinson street.
fell from her chair last week Thursday and
broke her right wrist.
A subscription was taken at the Congrega-
tional church sunday morning to raise The m
debtedness upon the parsonage, and nearly
the eutire amount was pledged.
Theophilus Grout of Newport. father of
Charles Giout of this place, has recently been
appointed special customs inspector OF New
England, " it'll headquarters in Boston.
PJ Keane was the fortunate winner in the
guessing contest over the weight OF Il cake OF
soap at Crays market and received his chOl G
OF 50 worth OF groceries or barrel OF flour.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of
the Congregational church met with Mrs } II
Reid at the parsonage Friday afternoon. Tea
was served following the business meeting.
The second annual concert and ball of the
international Paper Machine Tender union
will occur at Union hall November y. Blais-
delfs orchestra of Concord, \ Ii, will furnish
the music.
Mrs L G Fleming. who has been visiting for
some weeks with Mrs 5 G Fleming, left for
her home at Spokane, Wash, Wednesday. She
will visit at Memphis, Tenn, and other points
en- route from there.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude, only daugh'
ter of George a Weston, Esq, ana heorse
Morse of New York will occur ednesday,
November 20. al the home of the bride on
Westminster Terrace.
Lowell II Stearns, for many years book-
keeper for O>good n Barker ana later Tor the
Bellows Falls Machine COMPANY, mas puf,
chased a fruit farm mar NaLlck, Mass, ana
will take DussessiOn soon,
Mrs j G Day, Mrs J II Reid and Mrs Al
bert Hannah were in W ipdsor saturday
afternoon to assist in the organization of a
Woman's club at that place some % ladies
were in attendance at their first meeting.
A meeting of the tru tees and church mem
hers of tie BAPTIST church has been called Tor
TUESDAY eyenii,r 70 take action uuon the re,ic-
marion of the pastor, Rev G K b Dodge. The
Ladies will serve supper previous to the NEE,
inc
Ne. c,,,,a,;,,o >,ilo, &c yyo.+,,i,ster WIN
yradnateJ from The HIGH school last June and
e Who made her home while in town with her
ami Mrs Ned Pierce. has been obliged on ac-
nnmnt of III h4nl1h TO leave the normal school
Al Randolph, TO which place she had gone 70
,..,,., - iool.t 40
Or huuueh oi lHe Doalu y, leaitn. t te
Gently sent sahPlSS % NIlaSe "''l - p 10
analysis ut Tue iaUoIalu VI II -l0"s III i'u'
Ill&lohi tne , On
GUAR, 1ioIl 1hi,'"i" t onr liiii
and ,hrmiraIIy Of a GOOD oIajitv.
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Z W Os%oou' one Oh lhe utltaa'teS 10 w.
state sunday othooI coi'Neh'pu 1T ~ III ~
gennes Iast Neeh' G9S t an au''iesH "poh , ng
leacher anu hIs bioe. NJ M"' mp; appT'' l,t','
one OF the deltgale> 10 .he t.Inn . 'oi,
yentlom 10 DE held at DehNeI IeAt ou nv ~
Williams was choHel ne iilpel Vi Ihe en-
ecutlNe commute anu ~ T-aN a!u EieI! vi
vermont AcauelhH, Il h'eiHpei Vi 'ne hoi iu"'
board
Harriet j, the 14-yearOid daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Daniel d Mcdonald, is suffering Sc
Yerely from an injury to the spine caused by
a careless push by a schooIhlale' sue 1000
near the edge OF the cufpll'S OF ihe lish
school yard, ana lne push causea ner 10
strike the concrete on the street Deio". II
was at hrst thought tne lhJui! hlSlt prove
1atal, but she Is now ihlproN ny sHsntly anu
the doctors are hope1ul OF compete recovery
Miantonoma Tribe, No 1. Order of Red
Men. was instituted in & A II hall Tuesday