Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-24

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acGPunt OF Ihe teachers institute
i'eiio"s ais
-Lcitsinger' orchestra Of 10 piece
, VIII furnish music for the fireman
concert and ball at Walpole, \. H., to
night.
The force of men which have bee,
working on the railroad near Fast PIT
nev all summer finished there the firs
of the week The oradino for th,
double tracks is nearly completed ant
the rails will be laid early in tn,
spring.
The Carpenter Orpan factory ha
been running on a 10l, hour da,
schedule since Oct II and will con
tinua on that basis th ro,gh tha month
The employns begin work ot 6 70 a m
and work until 6 n m siv DAYS in thf
week
4 Nr, No..;. At Ia. ,.; -
.,rnrita -aetuiI ~ rs :" as n;en a
81 20 Patts y a me- VI iiiGll u
W., ioo,sis ~ ouu T Ttto"9 ~
brought their SINNER and tba avanino
was eniovahlv wh;Iad away With an in
formal musical entertainment
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~ ueoFge D. lawson, tne ne"
p?o.o' - ILe Dap!ls cuuicn' MN nc
eh,.L a 80 lt'iol SCI 'G III Vne
Cuuicn ilu!suay evening NJ Law
I ~ al al, Gu IA ORA ieoolo -" eune9uas
~ ~ wiz conauCl t1e PRAYER meeting
ms evening ana VIII occupy Iue pun
PiV ouhua! morning
Edgar a. Stodd ard, formerly of
Brattleboro, made the lowest net score
IN the qualifying round TOR president ;
SS4p at the oprlhgneld country clu o.
-nr; otoQuarq gross score was %
Mnlch Win MS nanalG4p OF Oh, ID gave
MN net score OF -. lie VIII De one
or tIe. contestants IN the nrsI rouna
Which VII De played on the country
cluo Soll course tomorrow
Miss Amelia Bingham special
company will present her production
of Clyde Fitch play. The Climbers,
in this city Wednesday evening. The
Climbers Is a satire upon the pre-
vailing craze for so-called social dis
tinction, and the dehumanizing effect
of the mania for the accumulation Of
wealth, Is altogether seasonable and
wholesome. Ihl7 comprehensive toplc
l. handIea Win adroltness ana foree
ny MI ltch.
A number of the friends and neigh
bors of joseph L. Jones, who was Sc
riously injured last week Sunday by
falling down the Walnut street EN-
bankment, called upon him Monday
evening to inquire after his condition
and assure him that his speedy recov-
cry was hoped for. Several useful ar
ticles We're left in the way of remem-
brances. Mr.. Jones is as comfortable
as possible but his advanced age makes
his recovery a matter of some time.
The first really cold weather Of the
season has made it, aupearancp this
weel, and the necessity If coal ha, been
bronghr home Ia EVERYONE very forri.
hIv dnrina tho mast few DAYS The
thermometer registered its lowest mark
of the season up TO that time Tuesday
morning. and many Of the surrounding
hills were covered with snow for a
short time. The temperature was still
lower Wednesday morning and the
heaviest frost of the season lay on the
ground.
Ahour a members of rbe Woman's
n1nb ,,atbaraj in the BROOKS House
WadrsSIav aftarnoon m listen In the
Iactnra an .. 4 49, nv Ms vrvIing
RnfFan, NJ Winchester \ II The leo
tnrsr traata5 her snhiaet broadly max.
mo No sttan,nt r. 90 inro detail She
sn0lta of arts in different countries and
ifs RELATION m the r,rogress NJ the world.
ana ennbasizsd The 6enefit Of a knoWI.
aJoa ~ ART a. a haln IA arnrariate ay-
arT+birT that i EaantifnI Mis- Ruf
fam i thoroughly familiar with her