Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-09-19
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

next week.
The Free Library will be close,
both days of the Valley Fair.
Don't forget the great Valley Fai
Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. n %
The last hurdy gurdy of the season
dispensed sweet strains on Main stree
yesterday.
Birds are plenty this fall and loca
sportsmen are out a-plenty. Game sup
pers are of nightly occurrence.
1Messrs. Cressey, Turner, Ware anc
hlnson secured fine string of part,
ridges and woodcock Saturday.
DIR. H. D. Holton has been in Wat.
erbury this week in consultation with
local physicians about case of small
poX.
Remember that you can get good
cigars at either of Leonard & Roess'
three cigar stands on the fair grounds.
adv.
j. W. Prouty will make best cabi-
net photos during the two DAYS of the
fair for 81 dozen. No half dozens at
this rate. adv
Carl Henkel has purchased Harry
Emerson's locomobile. Mr.. Emerson
VIII purchase four passenger Stevens
Duryea gasoline machine.
Washington dispatches announce
the granting of a pension of 50 per
month to Henry NJ Miller of Brattle
boro and so to Valentine Bragg of
Dummerston.
The manager of the Keene Y. NJ
c. \. basket ball team is arranging
games with the Bratteboro Y NJ. C.
A. and the Vermont academy teams for
the coming season.
The Social club met with Mrs.
Rollin Brown last Friday evening. A
chicken pie supper was served and
card playing and other games enjoyed
during the evening.
For the best bargains in cigars.
call at d. F. Shea's,. Elliot street. We
will sell for one week only seven Peer
less, union made cigar for - cents. Al
so one pound of 40 cent chocolates for
20 cents, adv.
AT the annual reunion of Co, II.
10th Massachusetts regiment at Shell
burne Falls, Mass. Thursday and Fri
day, 7. ". Eason of this village spoke,
describing the raid of the 10th regi-
ment into Maryland.
The base ball game which was to
have been played last Saturday was
postponed on account of the rain and
the two teams will have it out tomor-
row if the weather permits. 1t will
be a game for blood as both teams are
in first class shape after their long
rest. Dave Quebec of Rutland will
umpire.
A large number from out of town
attended the Randoll & Dunklee auc-
ton at the old Chamberlain stable Sat
urday A number of horses and car
riages and other smaller articles We're
sold: but the attendance being smaller
than was expected, owing to the bad
weather, the sale was continued to
next Saturday.
Miss Clementine Bailey, daughter
of Mrs. Ann E. Bailey of Wethers
field Conn. and Myron A. Stafford of
Brattleboro were married at the home
of the bride in Wetherstield Thursday
afternoon, in the presence of relatives
and a few intimate friends, by Rev.
George L. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs, Stat
ford will reside at Mrs. Statford's
home in Wetherstield.
rh uu,,l-l;, oou,+v agricultural
oo;a+I,s "a annual cattle show and
81 ,araJ ot CreanfaId "Wednesday
,,'aro;n q " pierce of Rrattleboro
t t,ias one of the iudoes Of stock Spec
~ +rains wara rnn from here AT eycur-
Som rates and a large number of Brat
tleboreans took advantage of the OPP
portunity to attend the fair which was
good in all Departments.
IT, booriro in the Dummerston
ne li1"l ,5 eIartion contest
y wa" held At West Dummerston Friday
" !, as - Ins+ica walter Crawford of
T ntloie n + stowe who was TO
I III hoiro absent nj county court,
I, ST. Io,+a7;+;ors u,ara +al;en and
oeI I, eial uetosl,l ~ ariJnrca when the
VIII ne plest iIeroa ~, +ba Iegisiatnra
case Il G paial+iar tbe defeated candi-
date. was represented by Lawyer John
I u q C:ole and 4. +. Robbins by Kit
rradoe Haskins.
0, ,,.iI1 aid NorthfieId in Sc
.oranSe l Mlit " nomination in
curing w i;E+rin+ for her Rennhlican
the io'Il.n NJ y p WOOD His nom
candidate ~. "a - ha sSSurad DR.
nation Is oelis.Gu " we - from The
MOOD Is one u ene uoiiiil Sonietv 70
+ rankin uistliCC r,ei The mod
meet committees h - -ras+arn com
zeal societies ~ " second hos
ties relaliNe ~ So ssi IL tbe Rerlsshire
pltal for CONSUME nes ~ tnu Iii boid
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