Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-08-22

and Monday. See adv in another co
umn.
. H. W. Rowe has taken the cor
tract for the plumbing in w. G. Doc
Titles new six tenement house on Fl
lot street
-Holton, ll-years- son of c. H
Davenport, caught a trout weighin
over one pound in Stratton the first O
the week
-Simonds IL Houghton are hayin
an odds and ends sale in the room
formerly occupied by DR., Miller il
Hooker block.
The annual meeting of the societ
of seamstresses, needle women and shol
girls of Brattleboro will be held il
Festival hall Saturday, Aug. 30.
Rev. f. W. Lewis of the Metho
dist church is one of the speakers a
the camp meeting which is being helc
at Claremont Junction, n. H., thi:
week
Col. f. S. Stoddard of New Or
leans, a Dummerston boy, was one OF
the speakers at the reunion of the .J2C
Massachusetts, regiment which was
held in South Deerfield, Mass, last
Thursday.
Miss Margaret Balester drove a
pair of Shetland ponies through Main
street yesterday afternoon which at
tracted no little attention. The young
woman raised the ponies and broke
them herself last winter.
Protective grange will confer the
/ third and fourth degree Wednesday
evening, the third degree being given
by the women's degree team. Every
sister is requested to bring cake for
the harvest supper
BY means of writ of replevin the
Boston Shoe ~ Rubber Co. secured a
large quantity of goods from the shoe
store of J. L. Haynes Wednesday. The
goods were some that had been bought
but not paid for by Mr. Haynes and
We're not covered by the mortgage.
A hearing on a petition for the
discharge Of the bankrupt, Herbert n
Gum, was held before Referee a. f.
Schwenk Wednesday, f. D. E. Stowe
and X. c. Bacon representing the cred
itors and +. W, Gibson the bankrupt.
The hearing was continued until
Wednesday,
DR.. Robert C. Aldrieh, while troll
ing in Spotiord lake the first of the
week, caught pike which measured
80 inches and weighed eight pounds.
The fish was exceedingly thin. being
whar is called racer - In good con
dition it probably would have tipped
the scales at II pounds.
A BASEBALL team picked from the
different league mines went to Pine
r 4, llr
team representing that resort by a score
of 16-11 The game was sort Of an
outing for the local players who were
not obliged to exert themselves at any
stage. The lineup was as follows; Ell.
lis. p. Tufts c, Bean, lb. March, 2b,
keefe $, KANE. 3b, Clune, Dunlevy
and Devine, tielders.
The body of S. Rodney Howe, 6s, .
who died in Osceola, Ia, Monday was .
brought here yesterday for burial in .
Prospect Hill cemetery. Mr.. Howe was .
a native of Dover and was the last of .
three children of the late Elijah Howe
Of Wilmington. Previous to Mr. .
Howe's removal to Iowa about - years
ago he was merchant in Springfield,
this state, and for a short time was in
the hotel business in this town. He
married Miss Ellen Sherman of Dover,
sister of Mrs O, NJ. Laughton,
Henry A. Haywood. proprietor Of
The Brattleboro Overall company, was
badly injured Saturday afternoon by
being thrown from his carriage near
he residence of 4. d. Wyatt on North
Main street. Mr. Haywood and a
friend were driving toward the village
when their pony took fright at DIR. \.
[. Mller's automobile. Although the
doctor stopped his machine at once the
animal would not become pacitied and
Jumped to the side of the road, throw
Nc Mr. Haywood on his head upon
he sidewalk. He was picked up I'M
conscious and remained in that condi-
ion for some time although it is
hought that he sustained no serious
INJURIES.
The Italians belonging to the local !
ribe of Mancini participated In an
,Xciting miy-up on Green street Sun
lay afternoon Six Of them including ,
wo women We're returning from a call
IN some friends in West Dummerston.
our being in a surrey and two in a
Jingle team While driving up Green +
treet the horse attached to the single
,arriage became frightened and started !
N a run, The people in the surrey,
which was ahead. became frightened ,
est a rear end collision should result
md attempted to turn to the side of '
he road. In doing so the wheels of ;
he surrey came in contact with the /
urbng in front of W. II. Childs' ,
louse and the whitfletree was broken. +
The Italian who was driving became Z
On in he % ,
yer the dashboard and drawn all over {
he road before the horse was caught. !
n the meantime the occupants of the G
ingle team in trying to avoid coils I
on struck the eurbing on the other r
ide of the street. Both were thrown a
rom the carriage on their faces while I
he horse galloped around Thomas a
'entland's house with what remained o
f the vehicle. After much wailing on
be part of the women in the surrey +
he horses were caught and matters set f
right. I
The last opportunity this season I
D visit the seashore at very low rates 1
; given in the grand excursion to 7
flock Island and Watch Hill from r
South Vernon, North t
ED. Millers Falls. Amherst, Belcher /
own, Palmer and all intermediate t
tations. Saturday, August %. The /
are for the round trip from all sta L
ions to Watch Hill and return is "
l. %: to Block Island and return
l. 30. Children between five and II
ears. 10 cents. The excursion will be
Y way of the Central Vermont rail OF
Dad and the steamer, Block Island. A
nacial train will leave Brattleboro at q