Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-03-14
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Her Ladyship" will be at tn
Auditorium this evening.
Fletcher's saw-mill on the Brig
street began running the first of tn,
week
Mrs d. L. Herrick and Mrs
Morse are in New York selecting spring
millinery goods. adv,
Rev. II. r. Miles of the Congrega
tional church exchanged pulpits with
Rev. r. +. Danforth of Newfane Sun
day
H. L. Emerson sold his first baby
carriage of the season to a family who
will take it TO their home in South
ampton, England.
The assembly which was to have
been held Tuesday evening was post
poned one week out of respect to Gen
eral Estey's memory,
The Mission Circle of the Uni
versalist church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. Devotion
al meeting at 3 o'clock.
The reception which was to have
been given last evening by the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Y NJ c. \.
was postponed one week.
George f. Crowell has been grant
ed an increase of pension IS to $40 !:
Rinaldo Hescock $40 to Sl4 and Mar
shall Stearns $40 10 5l2. through
Hunts agency.
The Alliance Study class will meet
as usual at the Brooks House recep-
tion room next Monday evening at = 80
o'clock Subject for the evening,
The Book of Job. "
Elroy Kent. who was returned to
the state prison at Windsor a few
weeks ago to serve out an uneXpired
term, was the first person TO break
prison parole since the law of maxi
mum ind minimum sentences went
into effect.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution will
be held Wednesday evening instead of
Tue sday evening at :. 30 in the Brooks
House. Reports Of the delegates to
the Continental Congress will make up
the program. which promises to be of
unusual interest.
The Owasso. Mich. Argus Of
March devotes half column report
of reception given d. NJ. Estey by
his former employees. Mr.. Estey is
cousin of the late General Estey and
for some years at the head of the Estey
Manufacturing company in Owasso
OF late he has been in California and
New Mexico and it was on his return
to Owasso that the reception was given.
Col. Julius {. Timson of Clare
mont. \. H.. formerly of Brattlaboro,
was recently elected colonel OF the
first regiment of Patriarchs Militant
in New Hampshire. and the headquar-
tiers of the organization will be brought
to Claremont. Col. Timson is lieuten-
ant colonel of the second regiment, n I
H. n g.. and an active worker in all .
the organizations with which he is
A play replete with strong and ex-
citing yet logical situations, relieved
by brilliant vet tasteful comedy. is a
description that is said properly fits
g Her Ladyship, p" the piece which Miss
Coghlan and her company will present
at the Auditorium this evening 1t is
an immensely satisfying play, both TO
the intellectual mind and to those who
care to think less heavily in the the
atre. 1t is promised that it, produc-
ton will be entirely adequate in every
respect
james Barrett. the well-known
baseball player. spent Sunday with his
sister. Mrs NJ. J. Moran. returning
Monday to Athol. Mass. where he is
beginning training for the coming
He will 20 to Hpsilauti. Mich.
the latter part Of the month 10 begin I
1racticing with the Detroit team Of
which he is a member On his way
nome from the southern and western ;
rip which he made with Lajoie's all /
American team, Barrett stopped few
lays at Detroit and was presented by
he Detroit Free Press with a gold
medal for being the best run getter on
he team.
The Valley Leasing Il Mining com
lany. a corporation composed largely
ormed 10 work certain mining prop !
rites in Lake county and other places
n Colorado. has for two of its incor-
md f. C. Robertson of Hinsdale. \.
/. c. .. Robbins Is one of the board {
# directors The directors of the ?
dent. Dennison Cowles is included C
lining Il Milling company. recently !
rganized Colorado corporation which t
as bought all the property and rights /
f the Copper star mining company. Y
Fred Chamberlain. the carpenter :.
ad a decidedly damp experience Fri 9
ay while walking Cd the ice on Spot
ord lake Chamberlain went to the d
Ike with c. r. Crosby TO see about e
be erection Of a cottage on the north 4
bore and While two men were walking u
rom Spotford lake by way of the out Il
Il Chamberlain stepped into the air 7
ole and sunk out Of sight. Luckily d
e came to the surface out of the hole >
nd was able TO crawl out with the help o
f Mr.. Crosby. In spite Of his soaked a
Chamberlain continued his y
ak to the north shore and proceeded a
, L. D. Taylor's cottage where by al
leans of good fire and hot beverages o.
e was sufficiently warmed and dried
, be fit for the ride home. NJ
Small audiences attended both per- i
FINANCES of the "kilties" Canada's =
-ack military band Monday. but the =,
aople who did &c. provided they were :.
/ a mood for an adult dose Of Scotch II
usic. were satisfactorily entertained. =
he organization is composed of about =;
musicians under the leadership of i,
andmaster John Slater and it can -
ndel Scotch airs and martial music a.