Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-31
QQl'ndham Q. ountp Arfo:mer
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

'r'aor" iaKe the first of the week.
W antastiquet lodge. |. O. q. F
evening. 7''e -'ollu''
The st, Cecilia Altar society viii
nolo a sale of aprons and fancy article,
IN orange hall this evening. Their,
VAL be muscal program
;, Large building to rent suitable fo,
llght manufacturing or store house
could be used for store. ENQUIRE ri
Valley Grain Co. adv 4l-lt
Clinton j. Franklin and Miss Carrie
Ann klckett, both of Brattleboro, were
married last Friday afternoon by vii.
liam 3 Newton Esq. They left for a
snort wedding trip Immediately after
the ceremony.
w. W. and f. b. Kidder Of Wards
zorro WIFE a party of four from West
3prlhsHelu' Mass, concluded a week
OF 1 coon hunting in the woods around
"ardsboro Monday. They secured Is
ANIMALS, SIX of them being captured
Saturday night.
AT the annual meeting of the Oak
dale book club last Thursday evening
Mrs. W. P, Jones was elected presi
dent and Miss Edith Gilkey secretary
ana treasurer. 1t was voted to impose
a 1lne of 81 on anyone not present at the
annual book and magazine sale.
-Brattleboro farmers are still bring
ing their apples to the depot for ship
ment, and it is probable that more
have never been shipped from here.
Over 30 teams were in the depot ward
YESTERDAY mDrninp awaitipr tho 1noJ
ing OF their fruit, Most of them will
be placed in cold storage and shipped
TO England.
H. W. Sargent is building six old
fashioned looms which will be senr to
parties in Boston as soon as completed
The looms were sold by the Glantsberp
slsters'of Deprfield, Mass. who had an
exhibition of woven work at the Valley
Fair. Loom weaving is becoming fad
with many people and much beautiful
work Is produced.
There will be meeting of the
Brattleboro Woman's club. Wednesday
afternoon. Nov. }, al 3 o'clock with
Miss Maud Emerson on Oak street,
There will be two uarers, one on the
ancient civilization Of America. by
Mrs. Elmer and the other on the North
bnaripap Jp1iop nv NIrs Rowan
~ ,riII oitn h al;,l+. fr,I, W.
,ratba Nv, Mr. Adans ''''''-7 ''''''
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work on lhe Iouhdaiioh Tor Inf
new steel bridge across the Connecji
cut Is progressing somewhat slowly al,
though II Is impossible to make rapid
progress at the present stage, ne
plles when VIII support the fur'her
abntmenl are beng DRIVEN ana as soon
as TINS Is completed work on the ma
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per VII De uTeSi III " az Ithsils "i3u
we pIlUSe WI! "e ny uf ~ J"Ihs .t ~
lte rn'J ,. w rhan ,'' NH Va fta+ ~ ,aano
9Ieel WORN iHe'e VII u' l"o' t"7
across me ''rluSe ullil tIe "uu'Iiei'J ~,
are ready ior the steer STRUCTURE "hIci
VIII probably be ABOUT DEC H.
The heavy rains of Monday night .
and Tuesday raised MILESTONE brook .
and the West and Connecticut rivers .
several feet. Many of the meadows IN
the West River valley were Hooded ana
W. F. Mixers COWS were surrounded by .
water. The animals were reached Tues
day evening by means of a boat and af- /
ter being MIXED were secured Tor the .
night by means OF ropes. Inc water
receded SO that they were able to come .
ashore Wednesday morn ing. The Con,
necticut is still much above its normal
height at this time of year, and If the .
high water had come one week earlier
it would have seriously hampered the .
work of the bridge men.
An Informal meeting of all interest .