Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-20

7 III. W. Boyle VIII serve a turke
dinner at the Lakeside House, Spo
ford lake, Sunday.
"A number of sir knights frol
Beauseant commandery will go to Be
lows Falls to-day to attend the funel
al of Judge L. M. Read
Clothes-line thieves are again oper
ating in town, and unless the good
stolen Monday night are returned,
complaint will be entered against then
as they are known.
The young people of the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold a social a
the parsonage, 10 Pleasant street
Monday evening, the occasion bein!
the 10th wedding anniversary of Rev
and Mrs Asley.
The funeral of Emily Lizely, tn,
eight year old daughter of Mr.. ane
Mrs. George Lizely, who died at tn,
Vernon street home of her pai ent:
Wednesday was held this morning, Rev
f. W. Lewis officiating.
The league baseball game between
the Y. NJ. C. A. and the Wheel clut
which was scheduled for next Saturday
in connection with the High school
Durham Brothers game, has been
changed to Wednesday. The game will
probably be called at 3 80.
The o-year-old daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. b. H. Ovitt, who live on
Estey street. wandered away from
home last Sunday morning and for
several hours caused great deal of
worriment. The child was finally
found in Centerville after search of
two hours.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall was present
at st. Michael's Episcopal church this
morning for service of benediction
over the altar and reredos which was
used on that occasion for the first
time. There will be service in the
church at $50 this evening when Bish-
op Hall will preach.
There was large attendance at
the reception and ball of the gradual
ing class of the High school which
took place in the Brooks House last
evening. A concert was given from s
to by Leitsinger's orchestra of 10
pieces and dancing was enjoyed from 9
o'clock until midnight
A mass meeting will be held in
Festival hall this evening at I 80 to
consider the proposition made by b.
Souto & Co.. to locate its furniture
manufacturing plant here. Every man
interested in the welfare of the town
ought to be present. 1t means an in
dustry added to our town with large
number of employees,
George Morris, father of Mrs.
Charles A. Harris of Brattleboro, died
at his home in West Chesterfield, \.
H., Tuesday He is survived by two
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Long
of New Jersey, and one son, George
Morris. The funeral was held yester-
day morning from the home of Mrs
Harris on North street, Rev. R. X.
Marvin officiating.
The Brattleboro delegates to the
state convention returned on the early
train this morning and all are satisfied
over the outcome of the convention. Of
course they would have liked to see
Mr. Clement nominated but in consid-
Grafton of the local option and refer
endum plank which was placed in the
platform they 90 not believe that there
is any need of an independent ticket.
The action of Charles r. Crosby in re
pudiati 2 the statement of j. c. Jones |
Of Rutland when the latter bolted the
made him the man of the /
and stamped him among the /
delegates as a man Of sound judgment
and conscientious principle Mr.. Cros- /
~ knew that the bolt was without the /
of Mr.. Clement, who was sat 4
SIZED with the local option plank, and /
he Windham county delegation stood /
~ him in their fight for a principle .
instead of a man.
Albert j. Simonds. a long time .
esdent of Brattleboro. died at his
rome 10 Newark, O., Tuesday after an
llness of about year with Bright's
disease. He was native of this town
nd for many years was in the grocery
business in the store now occupied by
!. Wilcox. After leaving Brattleboro
lr. Simonds engaged in the hotel bus
ness for several years. but previous to
is death was a commission merchant
n Newark. He was son of the late
Harvey Simonds and was past mas
er of Columbian lodge. f. n \. NJ.
'esides a widow, who was Miss Nellie
rockwell of Brattleboro, he is sur
ived by two children and one brother
he funeral was held yesterday after ,
Don from the home of f. Il. Vaughan
n High street, Rev. r. X. Marvin of
ciating and the burial was in Pros
ect Hill cemetery. The services were i
! charge of delegation from Column !
ian lodge.