Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-02-21

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"A telephone has been placed i
the Y. M. G. A. rooms this week.
There will be whist tournamen
at the Wheel club Tuesday evening.
The schools close Monday for thei
"Washington's Birthday" vacation.
The list of voters of the town q
Brattleboro has been posted in tn
town hall corridor
Hearings IN several appealed Chi
nese cases will be held here befor
Judge III. Fl. Wheeler today.
A large number from here will q
to Vernon tonight to attend the annua
fair of Union church women
The Baptist Y. p. S. G. E. viii
hold library social in the church
parlors Thursday evening, February 81
The Ladies' Enterprise society hole
their next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Henkel Thursday afternoon and even
ing.
Gen. J. j. Estey will have charge
of the o'clock service at the Y M.
G. A. rooms Sunday. All men are in
vited.
Brattleboro lodge, F. & A. NJ,
worked the second degree on one can
didate at the special communication
Friday evening.
The union evangelical service will
be held in the Congregational church
Sunday evening, Rev. r. f. Lowe
conducting the serv ice.
The meeting of the Sunshine So
ciety, appointed for this week, at Mrs.
II. p Wellman's, Western avenue, has
been postponed to Friday, February
%, at 3 O'Clock.
A Brattleboro man has made an
offer for the American house this week
and it is understood that he wishes to
erect a business block in place of the
present structure.
Mrs. George F. Barber entertained
20 women at whist at her home on
High street yesterday. First prize was
won by Mrs. f. X. Barrows and the
second by Mrs. Z. r. Pratt
William f. Clark, former road
master on the Connecticut division of
the Boston & Maine road, is i'll with
typhoid fever at New York hospital.
Mr.. Clark is now a travelling salesman
with routes through the west and south.
The permanent guests of the Brooks
House enjoyed the first of series of
house parties Monday evening. Games
were played, some excellent stories
were delightfully."- told by W. H. Henley
and very delicious rarebit was made
;or the company by Dr. Anderson.
-Rumors have been current OF late
hat the Household. published in New
York, had suspended publication. 1t
s probably true that it has been in
financial difficulties, but it is now said
hat timely aid has enabled it to over
'ome them and that it will continue as
heretofore.
The annual exhibition Of the gym
lasium classes of the Y. NJ. c. A. will |
)e held in the Auditorium Wednesday |
vening. The classes have been work I
ng during the past season under the /
of Harry Horton and Rich
I'd Averill, and the program will con-
list of class drills and apparatus work.
here will also be a baton drill by
light young women. Tickets go on
ale tomorrow morning at the Y. NJ. G.
!. rooms.
A complete freight train of IA cars.
Illuminated caboose and practical
'orking engine, a magnificent scene
howing Niagara Falls, by moonlight,
18th real mist, as viewed froc1 the sus-
ension bridge; the flight OF the fast
lail, which crosses the stage at the
'te ol ~ ililes an hour, ana reals
C steamboat race and explosion on
ne hlsslsslPpi' are among ,he most
oNei scenes ana mecnanlcal eHects
Town IN Lincoln - oarler scenic
roductioh' Inc fasl MAIL when
pears at lhe AUDITORIUM FRIDAY i,
'ehihg.
Nelson Richardson, who died last !
eek in Hinsdale. \. H.. was for a
lmber of years employed on the Con
49, 49, "a ~ 80 m"t ~ ii'"n
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ha.a ",,o an~ a ,,@a; - oann 100 +
mo DC 80 tba Iar'iast 80 ~, IN 49, y
~ Is17 wb 80" ibo raiisoa6n n d ,n t
- bnatra,,,., an,,nati"n H. 80 \
49,, ~. 80 80 ~ n,'',t a.t -; g
80 90 tho $50 IA ,,,ag ~ IL /,
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The case of Charles S. Bartlett y
ainst d. p. Prescott, which was :,
rtly heard early in January, has ,,
en- in progress in the probate office I
is week before Judge G. Merrill of Z.
ltland. referee. This case involves .,
lg accounts concerning log and lum- y.
r contracts dating back as far as ..
Nc. Bartlett has been employed bv d