Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-13
wINDHAM COUNTY REFORMER, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1902

A party of school teachers held
II picnic in Brookside park Wednesda
!, afternoon.
d. p. Dewitt has copyrighted tn
o name Fort Drummer" for all of hi
! high class goods.
A. V. Mays agency has sold fc
d John Jones a building lot on Fairvie'
! street to E. S. Hall.
Z The Y. NJ. c. A. baseball tear
will play in Bellows Falls to-morro,
Q with the town team of that place.
} Principal and Mrs. II. X. Whita
? ker entertained the senior class at thei
home on Oak street Wednesday even
r ing.
H. L. Emerson has received thi
week II foot canoe from the shops o
William Morris, Neazie, Me-, for us
at Spofford lake.
"A number of people who were on
as late as 10 O'Clock last Friday even
ing had the pleasure of seeing large
meteor which shot across the heavens
from north to south.
The First Reg iment band will give
an open air concert on the town hal
balcony tomorrow evening. Mex,
: week s concert will be given Tuesday
evening on the common.
The women of the organization
committee of the Franklin county hos
pital are negotiating with E. Wales in
regard to representing King Jolllty'
in Greenfield in October.
The regular memorial service which
was to have been observed last Sunday
by the Odd Fellows was not held on
account of the funeral of Charles Davis
who was a member of the order.
A meeting of the Clement leaders
of Brattleboro will be held tomorrow
evening for the purpose of discussing
/ plans for the fight which is expected
on the town representative question.
/ William Bean who has bought the
Flat street pool room of Leon Parsons,
began running the establishment Mon
day. Mr.. Bean expects to renovate the
rooms thoroughly and put them in
first class condition.
The body of Rosamond Mayott, the
eight year daughter Of Francis Mayott,
formerly resident of this town, was
brought here from New York city Tues
day for burial in the Roman Catholic
cemetery.
The putting contest between the
women of the Wantastiquet golf club
which was held on the links last Sat
urday afternoon resulted as follows
First, Miss Emily Tones: second, Miss
Mary Howe: third, Miss Florence
Pratt; fourth, Miss Rena Hall.
The W. C. 7. L. held its regular
meeting in the Y. NJ. c. \. rooms yes
terday afternoon. Next Thursdays
meeting will be held with Mrs. Cham
berlain on Elliot street at O'Clock to
make bouquets to be used in the OBJ
servance of flower mission days.
--Children's Sunday was observed
10 the Methodist church last Sunday
with appropriate exercises consisting
of professional by the children of
the Sunday school, recitations and
singing by the children and a short ad
dress by the paster. The church was
appropriately decorated with ferns and /
flowers.
Congressman kittredge Haskns
roster of the subordinate
under the jurisdiction
Of the grand Masonic commandery Of
Vermont which was submitted at the
annual session of the grand bodies in
this week. There are Il
in Vermont with
of 1865. a net gain of
in year of 60.
According to the Brattlnboro cor
of the Springfield Republi-
IAN the William H. Mann farm in
Vest Dover is reported to furnish the I
pest gold specimens of any lands yet
discovered in the Deerfield valley. An
,Xpert assayist to whom specimens
we're submitted reports a yield of 3529
told and s. silver to the ton of ore ;
aiken from this farm.
Miss Agnes Calvin entertained
bout % of her friends at her home on y
Walnut street Tuesday evening. the y
ccason being her 18th birthday an "
iversary. The evening was spent in t
laying games and an informal music i
! program was rendered also. \ part t
f the program which was surprise
} Miss Calvin was the presentation u
y the guests Of several handsome /.
fits.
The Christian Endeavor society of 2
le Congregational church gave 40 en- h
musicale in the chapel last ..
rening to a good-sized audience Sc +
'ctons were rendered by the banjo Il
nd mandolin clubs, vocal selections
Y George Adams and Alfred Thomp- e,
IN, a mandolin solo by Ernest Water n
an. flute solo by II. F. Jordan and a
olin solo by Miss Grace Eels. h,
The baseball game tomorrow af- 10 10
rnoon will be between the Catholic
Mon and High school teams. In da
ute of the fact that the schoolboys d.
ave been beaten by all of the other en-
ague teams they are not discouraged
I'd will attempt to show up we'll tn
rainst the wearers of the green and IN
bite. The game a week from Satur- Isl
" will be between the leaders, Dun
I'm Brothers and the Catholic Union, Fl
e only team that has not had y"
ance to trim the shoemen. in
Henry Wilson, who sells rugs for
e Bay State Rug company of Boston. 81
rs arrested last Friday at the Brat o oT
,boro house by Sheriff Mcclure on III
e charge of intoxication. The arrest Ia
rs at the instance of two representa- =
yes of the firm who thought that Will hn
n was not turning in money enough. He
lie man was arraigned before Justice w
swton last Friday but the case was WI
Wilson being placed under me
70 bonds which we're furnished by T. we
and c.. c. Turner. The matter IA
me up again yesterday but was con co,
III for the second time as one of Tel
e witnesses was out of town although {
is claimed by Wilson the men who pr'