Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-07-04

until this evening and will be close
all day Friday.
{ -Brattleboro laurel furnished tn
decorations at wedding which too
T place at Swanton last week.
| "A meeting of the Y. NJ G. A. base
/ ball team will be held tomorrow even
, ing at O'Clock in the associatio
rooms.
Everett f. Bowers of Marlboro
was adjudicated bankrupt Tuesday
his assets being 53i3 and his liabili
ties 1913
This is just to remind you that W
have the finest exhibit of fruit eve
shown in Brattleboro Come and see
it at Shea S market.
Fred C. Gale has been appointed
police by the authorities of Hinsdale
n. H., his jurisdiction being in the
upper end of the town.
On account of the circus Thurs
day the Ladies Enterprise meeting
will be held Wednesday with Mrs. A.
A. Blanchard on Estey street
Killian Van Rensselaer,, the infant
son of Mr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer,
Lansingh of Chicago, was baptized at
the Unitarian church Sunday.
The first of the out of door meet
ings of the summer will be held on the
common Sunday afternoon, Rev. Harry
S. Mable of Fitchburg speaking.
The house aud lot at the end of
the electric road in West Brattleboro
which was sold by auction Tuesday,
went to John L. Barney for the 1925.
--Rev. Harry S. Mabie of the West
Fitchburg, Mass. Baptist church, will
preach in the First Baptist church
here Sunday both morning and even
ing.
Two colored gentlemen who were
attempting to earn livelihood by yo-
cal selections, were ordered off Main
street Tuesday evening by Chief of
Police Hall.
The members of Sedgwck Post and
their wives. and the Woman's Relief
corps and their husbands are invited to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Camden Smith at
Spofford lake July y.
The women of the Methodist soci-
ETY. held lawn party last evening on
the grounds of A. II. Hines on Green
street and the affair was we'll attend
ed. Ice-cream and lemonade were sold.
A man who gave his name as Ed
ward Howe of Brattleboro stole
watch of Mark Livingston, chef at the
depot restaurant at Greenfield, Mass.
Saturday and pawned it at shop in
Mass.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Audubon society will be held at the
home of Miss Maud Emerson, II Oak
street, Monday evening at 30 \
paper on the American woodcock will
be read and reports of bird walks will
be given.
The seven years old son of Mr. and
Mrs +. r. Thayer narrowly escaped
being seriously crushed Tuesday after
noon while at play on a pile of tele
phone poles near the electric light sta
tion. In some manner the logs began
to roll and the boy was caught beneath
them. His cries attracted the atten
tion of some of the Reformer employees
who extracted him from the pile,
Junior members of the Audubon
society whose names begin with the
letters from \ TO X inclusive are in
rited to meet on the Common Wednes- Z
day at 3 o. clock, bringing lunch with I
them. Those not included in this d. /
vision will meet at The same place the .
Wednesday. Should either
lay be unfavorable the walk will be /
postponed until the pleasant day.
Proprietor Pullen of Silverdale
lotel, Spofford lake, will furnish
,musemeDts for all on July 4 From
, to , p. m. there will be music and
,eneral good time. From , to 1 there Il
will be dancing with music bv Lett
inger's orchestra. and again from to
, y m. there will be dancing and fire
erved To all Eyervhody is invited
come and have good time. adv.
The first day of the open season for
'as4 at Spotford lake was Tuesday and ]
n spite of the rain of the morning
bout 30 boats were out at daybreak.
20 large catches have been reported
ut several good fish were caught
George f. Greene secured one which ,
ipped the scales at three and one half
ounds, and Charles Stolte and Guy ,
asker caught eight, the largest of ,
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