Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-12
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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Two persons Joined the Congrega-
tional church Sunday on profession of
faith.
Cain 4 lizard are telling some facts
about tailoring in their advertisement
this week
The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold meet
ing on the Common at O'Clock Sun
day afternoon. Rev. H. r. Miles will
speak.
The young mems Republican club
has given up its rooms in Bank block
but the organization will remain per-
manent.
An addition is being built to the
building in the rear of SCOTS grocery
store to be used as a property room for
the Auditorium.
Washington dispatches announce
the granting of pensions as follows
Merrill Hodgkins, Brattleboro, 50: Lu-
cy L. Gibbs, Brattleboro, IS.
Friendship circle will hold meet
ing in |. O. 0. F. hall Tuesday after
noon. business taking place at / and
supper at O'Clock. Work for the COM
ing fair will be done.
On account of the great interest
which will attend the next session of
the Vermont legislature the RefOrmer
will make special effort to give its read
ers a full report of the proceedings
every week.
w. G. Doolittle has sold his farm
located about two miles above West
Brattleboro to Edward \. Lord, taking
in exchange Mr.. Lords house and
building lots on Maple street. Mr..
Lord has taken possession and is now
living on the farm.
E. ID. Norton of Washington. inspec-
tor of rural free deliveries, was IN
town Wednesday to look into the mat
ter of extending the Guilford route.
He went over the territory with Post
master Webster and Congressman Has
kins and will make a report later.
Mrs. Samuel Brace, 81, died at
the Brooks House Saturday night al
fer a long period of failing health.
She had lived in New Haven, Conn,
for many wears but had spent the last
two summers in Brattleboro. The
body was taken to New Haven Monday
morning and the burial took place in
that city Tuesday.
The semi annual election of the
Christian Endeavor society OF the
Conversational church resulted as fol-
lows President, Miss Maud Emerson :;
vice president, H. c. Pearson; secre-
tary. Earle Arnold: corresponding
secretary. Miss Pearle Gibson; treas
urer. Miss Eva Adams Reports OF
the different officers for the last SIX
months were read and accepted
-Lawver F. D. +. Stowe received no.
flee Tuesday from George E. johnson,
clerk of the United States district
court. that he had been appointed ref
cree in bankruptcy for Windham coun-
~ in place of Anthony f. Schwenk,
who has been obliged to relinquish the
office since his election as states attor-
ney. Mr.. Stowe will begin his new
dnties Immediately although Mr..
Schwenk will finish all the cases
which are now in his hands
George Armour was arrested FRI
dav evening by Officer Worden' WHO
was guarding a train of freight cars n
the depot yard. \ number OF cars
have been broken open recently ana
many articles of groceries missed. Ar
n,onr was arraigned before Justice
Newton Saturday on the charge Vi
breaking and entering. he waived eN-
animation and was bound over TO ap.
near at county court. In default OF
Rail he was taken to Newfane jail.
The season at Pine Grove Springs
has come to an end and the hotel VIII
he closed today. Although business
was light at the first of the season on
account of the wet weather the notei
has been filled during the month Vi
August Camp Chesterfield when h la
been open since the first OF july VII
he closed Monday when E. Burr 9hllu
and his family, together WIN lne re-
mainder of the boys, Will return u
plainfeld. n. J. The camp has peer
exceedingly successful and MI onllln
has leased the cottage for next season.
Sewall Morse has received wore
from the patent office in Washington
Of the satisfactory condition OF VIVA
sron,ises TO be valuable patent, reiat
~ 70 automobile construction, ana IL
h;cb he has an interest ms pat
W. covers valuable improvements IL
automobile construction, DONG ava.
,,tb all chains and other TRANSMITTING
ears greatly simplifying the mech
,;sm and avoiding what are to-day TN
weakest points in automobile cohs1ruo
ION The inventors are draughtsmel
swallowed in t he office of the "eS,ihg
house General Electric Co., OF fltts
huro. one of the largest manufacturl u
niants in the world. The engines 10
tha first carriage are now IN process U
construction.
-Reports come from New Jefse ,
that Mrs. Mary E. Wilkins reelian
tha antbor of many charming stories
- marked success in her new NONE l,z
not only with literature as OF olu' uu
nh nium puddings, roast meats an an
WINS n This should silence for q VIM mn
~ minimizing critics who claim una
Uoman with a career as writer
az likely TO become a desirable mouse
i, o Deep as the most prolou l,l,
nnat;ons of the heart of artistic Won ,
e en- : tbe desire to make nice pies an
sarts and other good things, ana .
tarv Nv an appreciative husband an az
. uae them disappear. The wide nor.
-, az ART outlooks can no more man
a : woman,s soul proof against TINS TINS IL II
a Mon than a view of the great sea ca
Il III. IL the child forget its desire I?r
LiaHmate TO pass happy. hours WI;
pam nc new and wonderful things
I,aaah boston