Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-27

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, dale hotel June %. adv.
H. |. Dyke, who has been manae
ing a hotel in Manchester, n H., ha
: leased the building in which Mrs. {
|. Stafford has her store and intend
to open restaurant there soon.
The new brewery which has bee
in operation for few weeks was raid
ed last Saturday night by Hinsdale of
ficers and the ostensible proprieto
paid the customary fins of S62. o..
The board of management of Yer
mont society of Colonial Danes vii
meet with Mrs. Ormsbee in Brandon
on July lst, to arrange for the annua
meeting at Montpelier in October.
Next Friday being independence,
day The Reformer will be published
Thursday. All correspondents are re
quested to bear this in mind and sent
in their copy one day earlier than us
ual.
The Right Reverend a. G.. A Hal
preached strong sermon in the Epis
copal church last Friday evening. The
service was well attended as was also
the service of benediction of the new
altar which took place Friday morn.
/ ing.
Minnie Lucy Smith, %, wife of Her
bert Ii. johnson, died early Wednes-
day morning at her home on Myrtle
street after an illness of six months
with tuberculosis. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon from the Uni
versalist church at . 30, Rev. r. X.
Marvin officiating, and the burial was
in Prospect Hill cemetery. Mrs. John
son was the daughter of Albert II.
and Annie b. Smith, and was born in
Brattleboro, where she had spent most
of her life. Besides her husband she
is survived by one daughter, Rena, a
father and three sisters.
The concert and recital given in
the Baptist church last evening by the
Springfield male quartet, assisted by
Miss Emma Alberta Moor of Wal
than, Mass, teacher in elocution at
Leland Il Gray seminary, was well at
tended and proved to be an entertain
ment of merit. The quartet consisted
of Joe Walker and n f. Daignault,
tenors, and W. j. Marsh and G. S.
Cornell, BASES. Itpossessed a varied
repertoire and all of the selections
We're fairly we'll rendered. Three of the
singers were heard to advantage in So
los. Miss Moor's work was favorably
received and she demonstrated her
ability as an elocutioniat.
The baseball game tomorrow is be
tween Durham Brothers and the Cath
Ollie Union which were to have played
last Saturday. The game is called at
3 80. Next Friday-July twill be
good day for baseball lovers who will
have the opportunity of seeing two
games. At 10 O'Clock in the morning
the High school team will play against
the Y. NJ. c. A. nine The schoolboys
time players who have kindly signitied
their willingness to play under the
school colors. Brasor will give the team
added strength in the box and Bert
Ware will also play on the team. Other
school alumni may take part in the
game. The afternoon game which is
called at o'clock will be between the
Union and the Wheel club.
Because of the conflicting rumors
the coming to Brattleboro
this summer of President Roosevelt /.
the executive committee of the Young
Mems Republican club authorizes the /
following statement; Some time ago, .
when it was first learned that the .
President contemplate coming to New .
England tins summer, the club pre-
Jared a formal invitation for him 10
,isit Brattleboro The invitation was
forwarded to Senator Proctor, received .
he endorsement eff the entire Yer
mont congressional delegation and was
presented to the President by the SEN
or senator. The chairman of the ex-
.cutive committee of the club received
bout two weeks ago a letter from the
ecretary TO the President acknowledge
ng the receipt of the invitation. which
he President had accepted. The prob
bile date of his coming is August %
II 30.
The trial of Frank Larrow. proprie-
or of the Broad Brook house in
iuilford who was arrested few
weeks ago on the charge of sell
ng intoxicating liquor was held
Wednesday afternoon in the hotel be
ore Justice T. j. b. Cudworth. Mr..
arrow, who plead not guilty at pre-
ious hearing, changed his plea to
Utility and was fined for four first of
ences of selling which with costs
to s176 G6 and also one Of
ense of keeping with intent to sell, I
be total fines and costs amounting to =
BOG 66. After the hearing States At
orney Weston, who had conducted the !
and Sheriff Hall. who was
4 charge of Larrow went to the hotel ,
arm to examine a horse, leaving Lar
ow in the yard. They remained in the
arm for about 10 minutes but when !
ley came out nothing could be found
Mr. Larrow except his hat and coat. t
lr. Weston and Lawyer II. G.. Barber ;
no was the counsel for the defendant,
fit for Brattleboro Immediately but !
heritf Hall at once instituted search
" the escaped prisoner. The attempt t
, find Mr. Larrow was fruitless how
yer, and it is supposed that he jumped
Ito a team which was standing in the !
ard and lie t the state.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.