Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-24
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP,

american House yard Saturday. Oct. .
The Sunshine society will NEE
with Mrs. f, 5. Bowen next Frida,
afternoon at O'Clock.
Several Chinese hearings on an
Peals from orders of deportation are
day. e'-0t ~
Columbian lodge. F. & A, NJ,
worked the first degree on one candi.
date at its meeting in Masonic hal
Friday evening.
i. F. Turner, W. H. Kinson, F. c.,
Cressy and II. A. Streeter of Water.
bury, Conn, secured 81 birds in Mari.
boro the first of the week.
The first meeting of the creditors
OF the bankrupt, John H. Black. jr.
OF Bellows Falls, was held before Ref
cree f. d. E. Stowe Monday.
The New England Poultry Journal
OF TINS week contains a three column
account of the Valley Fair poultry show
including full list of awards.
Friends Of n |, Hawley have been
Ccon2ratulating him this week upon the
plrth of daughter to his daughter.
Mrs. J. Lewis Morse of Philadelphia.
Attention is called to the West End
X. h. advertisement on the Sth page.
his company l. looking for men to fill
the positions of motormen. conductors.
etc.
-Beauseant commandery was repre-
sented IN the parade which was
held in Rutland yesterday in hon
or Of the dedication of the Masonic
temple there
The young mems Bible class in the
ngregational Sunday school. which
is taught by II. T. Bond began its
winter course of study Sunday after a
vacation of several months
The hailitfs have decided this week
to lay a sewer connecting West and
Williams streets with the Frost street.
This is the third sewer which has been
laid by the present board Of bailitfs
and is evidence that they have the san
itary condition of the village at h cart
A petition has been circulated in
town this week asking Gov. McCul-
Tough to pardon Edward Gonyer. Pc
ter circuit and Leon Canedy, who were
sentenced to states prison last fall for
perjury by judge Stafford The petit
tion contains many names and will be
forwarded to Montpelier at once.
Leon c. White, the electrician,
has finished setting the poles between
the electric light station and the West
Dummerston dam and will begin
stringing the wires Monday. Mr.,
White has received the contract for all
the electric work in Mrs. Z. II. Chase's
new house on North Main street.
A meeting of those interested in
basket ball was held in the J. NJ c.
A. rooms Monday evening to make
plans for organizing a team to play in
the local league which is in process of
formation. No definite plans were
made but plenty of promising material
is on hand and there is no doubt that
the association will have team in the
field this winter.
The petition for permanent in
junction on the island brewery was not
dismissed by the judge of the Ches-
hire county court because there were
arrearages on the part of the plaintiffs
but because the county solicitor who
was TO prosecute the case was not pre-
pared when the hearing was called.
c. c. Fits. who has represented the
plaintiffs heretofore. was unable to at
tend the hearing.
The gymnasium classes in the \.
NJ. C. \. will begin next week and
the outlook for this season Is brighter
than ever. The junior classes, which
will take place Monday. Wednesday and
afternoons under the dlrec-
+ion of Harry Sanders. will be the larg-
as+ in the history of the association
while many have signitied their
intention of Joining the senior classes
which will be held Monday. Wednesday
and Saturday evenings under the a.
rection of Harry Horton. The Audi
forum has been secured for March IL
when the classes will give their annual
avhibition. There will be meeting
of all interested in gymnasium work IN
the association rooms tomorrow even
inc. \ short program will form the
entertainment and refreshments VIII
be served
Two Russian Jews canvassed the
town last week nominally in the inter
ssts of an orphan asylum IN Turkey +
Sacuring in the neighborhood OF about .
s10O as the result of their efforts. Since
+hair departure some question has been .
raisad about the truth of their story .
md the facts have come to light when
I've Ground for the belief that they
yera imposters. The Jews bore letters
of recommendation from the mayors OF
and Rutland but THESE OF
fciaIs NAV have been taken ii along
rith the remainder of the people who I
toward the supposed char /
80 The older Hebrew bears a strlk-
- resemblance TO one who was ar.
s-ad in Whitehall, \. y, several
Ears ago for obtaining money under
80 t. nrstenses and sentenced for three
e. in the state penitentiary. After
ss,.ing his sentence he was heard OF
- Poultuev and he may have been the
~ Who visited Brattleboro.
A special meeting of the Brattle-
horo Professional club was held MOI
Jav evening when the following ON
oers we're chosen for the ensuing year
rD-a.;dant. H. X. Whitaker: secretary
"a treasurer. Rev. E. I. MathIson:
anooitive committee. Rev. II. K. Miles
8 r Firts and C. H. Davenport. Plans
g. She coming season were dlscueSed
lor - and few changes were ad-
AZ 80 Instead of having the even
", liarored TO one paper and an I'M,
lns I'm discussion. the subject VIII
pa handled in two papers treating II
PC = 1r,,osite standpoints. In TINS
- more comprehensive treatment
va Iriran in a shorter time. 1t was
ian IN hold the meetings IN the
I-.Si.s House as heretofore but there
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