Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-28
ool'ndham Gountp Rrformrr
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

ne canal street % club met Wit
VT ana Mrs. Charles McRae Tuesda
evening.
me annual meeting of Sedgwic]
Iost, q. A. r., will be held Wednes
day evening.
The regular meeting of the Yer
mont Wheel club will be held Tuesda,
evening at 80 o'clock.
Friendship circle will hold its an
hual meeting in |. O. O. F. hall Fri
gay evening, supper being served at
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolen
association held its regular meetirs
tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
L. a. Murphy on Walnut street.
Ice is "red hot" in COMPARISON
with liquid air. Prof. Bradley will
make kettle of the air boil Instant,
on a cake OF ice next Tuesday evening.
The December meeting of the aux.
Iliiary, of the Y. Nj. c. A. will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock A
paper on Y. M. G. A. champions will
be read by Mrs. c. c. Averill.
There was a small fire at the home
OF Edward knudson on Horton place
Sunday evening caused by the upset
ting of lamp. The blaze was eytin-
guished with a bucket of water.
Edward Gouyer, Peter Orcutt and
Leon Canedy, who have been in states
prison for year and three months,
yesterday received their pardon papers
from Gov. Mccullough and are now
home.
The creditors of f. A. Starkey
were given a hearing Monday before
Referee Stowe on the petition of the
trustee, II. c. Barber, for authority
to sell the estate The petition was
granted.
A good idea of the mild weather
this fall can be gained from the fact
that l.. ID. Taylor and party of friends
went in swimming at Spotford Lake
Sunday and found the water only a
tritle colder than it is in summer.
Sydney F. Perry of Bellows Falls
has been adiudged bankrupt with liza
bilities amounting to SIC. 165 and as
sets of 500 all of which is claimed to
be exempt. The first meeting of the
creditors will be held December %
Fred Schiller. who is employed as
chef on dining car on the Great
Northern railroad. was one of the in.
jured in an accident which occurred re
Gently in the mountains of Washing
ton. Schiller was asleep at the time
and was thrown from his berth and was
badly bruised
The first of the Brattleboro assem-
blies was held in the Brooks House
Tuesday evening, about 40 couples be
ing in attendance Excellent music
was furnished by Leitsinger's orches-
ira. which was seated on the stage at
the head of the dining room, and dane
ing was enjoyed until about 12.30
Cards and ping pong were played in
the parlors.
james Lord, colored lad employed
by B. S. Balestier. fractured one leg
SUNDAY afternoon. being thrown from
a horse while rounding up flock OF
sheep. The boy was chasing straggler
when his mount fell and rolled into
ditch, catching the rider beneath him.
The animal broke his neck and died
instantly. Young Lord was taken to his
home in Guilford where he will remain
until his injury is healed.
Thomas Griffin, who is employed
on the Boston & Maine railroad, and
Miss Bridget Sullivan were married
Tuesday evening in the Roman Catho-
lie church at O'Clock. Rev. Father
performing the ceremony. .
Patrick Griffin, brother of the groom, +.
acted as best man, and Miss Agnes
the brides cousin, was bride
maid. The bride wore dress of blue /
cashmere trimmed with white and the /
also wore blue. After the .
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin gave .
to the friends and relatives
1t their new home on Frost street.
The lecture by John Temple Graves
If Atlanta, Ga. which was to have
,een given in the Auditorium Tues
Law evening, was postponed on account
If the failure of the lecturer to make
proper train connections MI. Graves
poke in Winfield, n. Y, Monday
light and was expected in Brattleboro
N the D. 30 train. About } o'clock
1eorge L. Durham received wire
rom the White bureau IN Boston TO
he effect that Mr.. Graves had missed
lis train and would be unable to APP
ear in Brattleboro. The lecture prob
bly, will be given later in the season.
A. V. Mays agency Monday sold
he c. H. Eddy bakery to Dana {.
cav of Brattleboro and August Hol-
ander of New York city, possession
icing given Immediately. Mr.. Hol-
ander. who formerly lived in Brattle-
,oro. is an experienced baker and is at !
resent employed in a New York bak-
nv He will come to Brattleboro
hout December ID. Until that time
T. Thurber will take charge of the
tore, Mr.. Eddy will retire from ac-
i've employment on account OF poor {
,ealth. He has owned the bakery Tor
bout five years, buying it from ID. \.
1av. and formerly was the senior part
,er in the firm of C. II, Eddy n Co.,
,ottlers
The small audience which greeted
Arizona' at the Auditorium Friday
vening found the play just to Its Tx
no. and no attraction this season mas
cen received any more enthuslastlcai,
y The company throughout was all
4 Of could be desired and the piece
vas extremely we'll produced. Inc
cone is laid on an Arizona ranch near
limited States cavalry post with NIL
tary and ranch life in that part OF the
Vest. The plot is well conceived ana
II of the characters are truthluil!
rawn. Among those in the cast VINO
,ere well received were freuerlGh {
Watson as Henry Candy, the old ranch- '
> Raplev Holmes as Col. Bonham, |
,ydney Aiusworth as Lieut.. Denton; :
,iina Chandler as Mrs. BOnham, ana ,
'Iizabatb Lea as Bonita Candy, young