Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-05-23

MeInoTldi udy auuTeSS III vernon.
The Spanish war veterans are in
vited to attend the Congregations
church Sunday
The American house is being thor
oughly renovated and refurnished AM
will be opened to the public abou
June |.
"A large force of Italians came t,
Brattleboro Monday to help lay tn
third rail from the depot to West rive
bridge
Rev. George f. Sutherland of Drew
Theological seminary will preach il
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning.
The Boston Il Maine commission
ers passed through here Tuesday IL
their private car on an inspection tour
of the road.
The Sunshine society will hold /
Kaffer Klastch at the home of Mrs. j.
r. Hall on Chaplin street, Thursday,
May %, from to 6.
Mrs. G. II. Smith, milliner, be
gins her annual offering of hats, flow
ers, ETC., for 25c. each, tomorrow at s
O'Clock. A few hats still left for s.
! ana -. auN.
Miss Maud Young entertained a
party of friends at whist Wednesday
evening. The rooms were prettily
trimmed with potted plants and cut
flowers and refreshments were served
| A delegation of local members of
Mt. Sinai temple, Order of the Mystic
Shrine, went to White River junction
yesterday to attend a regular meeting
of the temple. Several candidates
were initiated.
The suit against Charles Cushman
for selling intoxicating liquor which
came up on second continuance Mon.
day, was mol pressed by Lawyer X. G.
Bacon on account of the states inabil-
ity to secure its witnesses.
A regular meeting of the Vermont
society, United States Daughters of
1872, was held last Thursday with Mrs.
Nellie W. Prouty at her home on South
Main street. After the usual routine
of business, the meeting closed with a
social hour.
Clayton S. Daniels, head cutter in
the overall factory of Hooker, Corser Il
Mitchell. and Miss Edna f. Worden of
Newfane, were married Monday after
noon at the Universalist parsonage,
Rev h. X. Marvin performing the
ceremony. After short wedding trip
they will live in Crosby block.
About 30 of the neighbors of S. W.
kimball gave him a surprise party at
his home on North Main street Friday
evening, the occasion being his 10Th
birthday anniversary. The visitors all
brought their supper and spent the
evening in sociability. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Kimball of Greenfield were
present at the celebration.
The awning in front of Gleason's
grocery store on Elliot street was set
fire Sunday morning by lighted cigar
butt and sufficient smoke was made to
give the impression of stable contia
grafton. The morning service in the
Methodist church was interrupted by
the blaze, but only for short time as
the fire was extinguished with few
pals of water
Brattleboro people who have seen
Frank Daniels and his company in Miss /
in the Boston and New York |
theatres pronounce it one of the very
best attractions on the stage toe day. /
Frank Daniels-the only frank-and /
his entire company will appear here /
Thursday, May 20. Don't miss tit !
is positively the best thing ever given
in the Auditorium.
The United States civil service
have ordered the examina
ion for the positions of clerk and car
'ier in the local postotlice postponed to
June II hoping that at least five can
iidates will apply. Applications will
De accepted up to the time of the eX-
animation. Applications may be OBJ
aimed from the secretary of the postal
BOARD at the postotice.
A force of men began work Mon
lay laying the third rail on the mar
ow gauge road between the depot and
he West river bridge. When this
tretch is completed there will be
broad gauge connection between Brat
leboro and the granite quarries at
Vest DummerSton. and the railroad
will be able to handle all the business
# the granite company
Bingham chapter No. 30 O. E. s.. /
5 invited by Golden Rule chapter of
quincy to attend its next meeting ,
Wednesday evening and join in sup s
er after the meeting. Members who =
ave not reported intention of going
an secure rides by giving names to 7
}. E. Randall. The party will meet {
t Masonic hall at O'Clock as the !
cams will start promptly at D. 30. =,
The last meeting of the Brattleboro 5
Ioman's club for this season was held /
18th Mrs. George S. Dowley last Fri q
ay afternoon from until 6 o'clock. f
well planned program was arranged +
y Mrs. L. S. Bowen. The club paper \
roved entertaining and amusing and q
as we'll appreciated. Several members q
to the paper. Miss Howe, a
n honorary member of the club, sang
yo delightful songs. A collation. was =.
rived by the committee and the re- :,
Iainder of the afternoon was spent in e
,ciability. The club will not meet :,
gain until October. !,
Every smoker in Brattleboro will
e glad to learn that Leonard Il Roess Il
ave put in a full line of the celebrat- L
1 Surbrug's tobaccos. Probably the a
est line manufactured in America. ft
hey have also put in line of Wills N
ondon Brands-the best English make Il
pipe tobacco. Come in and try G
ipe full of these goods. We carry all il
lie leading brands of Turkish and 4
gyptian cigarettes. "Bully" is the n
est scent cigar sold in Brattleboro lc
I'd Flor de Castillo the very best
,-cent cigar. Our line of pipes is h
orth looking at. Leonard Il Roess. - n
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