Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-13

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The Vermont Wheel club baseball
team will play against the Ashuelot
n. H., team tomorrow.
A number of Mystic ShrIners will g
to Burlington to-day to attend a meet
ing of the grand chapter.
A new telephone wire is being rul
to Marlboro by the way of Ames Hill
thus connecting that town with Brat
tleboro on metallic circuit.
james Thomas who lives on thu
Hinsdale road brought early peas t
market yesterday. The peas were
planted April II, just two months ago.
The vocal pupils of E. II. Miller
and several other artists will have {
musical in Dummerston this evening,
A party from here is expected to at
tend.
Bellows Falls chapter O. E. S. will
visit Bingham chapter next Tuesday
evening to witness the eXemplitication
of the rtualistic work by Bingham
chapter
Passengers on the electric road
were transferred at a point near the
Peoples National bank Wednesday on
account of the excavation for the new
| tile drain.
The members of the Audubon So
ciety took a bird walk Monday after
noon starting from the entrance to the
golf grounds. \ large number of diff
ferent kinds of birds were discovered.
Bishop 4. c. A. Hall will attend
services of benediction of the new altar
in St. Michael's Episcopal church Fri
day morning, June 20. 1t is expected
that Bishop Hall will hold an evening
service on that day also.
Mrs. Jennie Powers has been in
Guilford, Putney and Westminster this
week in the interest of the Vermont
Humane society. She ordered one COW
killed in Guilford and horse killed
in each of the other towns,
H. r. Brown has sold a valuable
black driving horse this week TO George
\. Russell of Springfield, Mass, to
match one of a pair which he owns.
Mr.. Brown sold four other horses this
week, the total amount received for
the five being $3.50.
The funeral of Charles Davis who
died at his home on South Main street
last Friday was held from the house at
, o o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. r.
X. Marvin officiating. The services
were in charge of the Odd Fellows and
the burial was in Prospect Hill Gem
etery,
The next meeting of the Daugh
tiers of the American Revolution will
be in charge of the members of the
chapter residing in West Brattleboro,
and will be held on the lawn of Miss
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Tommy Gulheen' VINO Is now play
ng ball Wlth the Dover, A. H. team,
: evidently putting up the real afti.
re according 10 Dover newspaper
which comments on ms work as FOL
oWs: tommy Gulheen, Dover new
econd baseman, Is faSt becoming
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u tne pesI one nanutu s'ol's u d noI !
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One OF Fred clark delivery Wag J.
ms was totally demolished yesterday
fternoon in runaway which culml- a
ated IN a resoundlng smash at the Y
Dot of High street. The horse at o
ached to the wagon became trlghten- II
d on Forest street at dog which ran =
eneath the wagon and started on a
IN down Howard street and out OAK o
ust before reaching the corner of tc
Iigh and Oak street the rear axle b
roke but the horse and wagon kept g
own High street until the wagon
anne in contact with pile of granite -
ear the town pump. The vehicle ~
lrned over three times and brought .,
p suddenly against the curbing In L.
ont oI h"nuall CIaPP :; me morse a,
opbeu DIS soon as lle nau. oiiiple'eu b,
lie destruction Vi Vhe wagon SC
William ID. ; sanders, ~, who died m
his home in Putney Saturday after vi
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