Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-10-17
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


day afternoon meeting in the \. NJ
c. A. rooms.
Seats are now on sale at the Y. NJ
7. A. rooms for the Sibyl Sammi.
Grand Concert Co.
There will be free lecture or
Christian Science in the Auditorium
Thursday. October 80 by Hon. vii.
liam G Ewing of Chicago.
Rev. George B. Lawson Of Worces
ter, Mass, recently called to the local
Baptist church, has leased the D. A.
Young house on Chaplin street and will
occupy it next week.
Charles H. Thompson and Percy
Crowell defeated DIR. W H Matthews
and f. ". Stockwell Of Bellows Falls
in a tennis match Saturday. the score
by sets being "a. G-3. Sc.
Walhridge G. Horton has moved
his candy and fruit store into the quar-
tiers formerly occupied by Shea, the
Shoeman, this week. His old stand
bears the inscription To rent for hos
pital purposes.
A. V Mays agency has sold for
Lyman NJ. Newell, administrator for
the Dexter Brigham estate, the Brig
ham place 10 Warasboro to L. \. Trus-
sell Of West TownShend, who Will take
possession about November !
The funeral Of Romance c. Greasy
was held from his late residence on
High street Saturday afternoon. Rev.
r. X Marvin officiating, The burial
was in Locust Ridge cemetery, the
bearers being Robert Sargent, J. II.
Ware, Fl. P Simonds and \, ?. ST
monds,
AT the October term Of Cheshire
county court in keene \. H, Satur-
day. Charles Cushman was,fned SlU and
costs for larceny Of hens. 1t will he
remembered that Mr.. eastman was
caught in Carl Schorling's henhouse
few months ago and was bound over at
that time.
At a hearing regarding the tempo
rary injunction on the island brewery.
which took place in Keene, n H,
last week. the petition for a perma
uent Injunction was dismissed On ac-
count Of arrearages in fees on the part
of the plaintiffs. Preparations are be-
ing made for the re-opening Of the Is
tablishmenr in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Coates We're
given a surprise party at their home on
Washington street Wedne sday evening,
the occasion being their 35th wedding
anniversary. The surprise was planned
by their children and the evening ws-
enjoyably spent. Several letters from
out of town relatives were read and
Mr.. and Mrs. Coates were presented
with a handsome silver service.
The board Of health has this week
issued notices 10 a large number Of
prouerty owners, ordering them to con
meet their houses with the sewer IL
to the Vermont statutes.
There are about % dwelling houses IN
town which are without proper sanl-
rarv Arrangements and II l. the pur-
nose of the local board Of health 10
have them attended 10 at once.
The following Windham county
were elected 10 office at the
Seth annual meeting Of the Vermont
State medical society which was held
in Burlington last week: Secretary.
GEORGE II. Gorham of Bellows Falls:
publication COMMITTEES. George II. Cor
ham ana George R Anderson Of Brat
-leboro. DR., II. D. Holton was one OF
the speakers at the banquet gwen II
the Van Ness house.
-Joseph T. Jones. the veteran bel
ows-maker Of the Estey Organ Co.,
and rha Oldest empIoye Of that concern.
vas badly bruised and shaken up sun
law afternoon. Mr.. Jones was climb
no the footpath leading from the rail-
Dad track to the end of Walnut street
when he lost his balance and fell sew
raj feet striking on his head and sus-
-aininr several severe cuts. He was
,arried 10 his Elliot street home lmme-
liatelv and Is now comfortable al
-hough his advanced years makes re-
,oyerv a matter of some time.
The Both annual reunion of the sur
-iroTs of the First regiment, Vermont
,avalrv. will be held in Rutland
4, dnesdav. october %. A roster Of
500 survivors of the regimen mas peen
published, giving last known postofh2e
address of each comrade named list OF
~ Crapaments in which the regiment
participated with date OF same. brlef
historical sketch Of the regiment
summary of the proceedings OF the re-
,niou society since its organizations
m reresting statistics of losses from
,ach company. and fine cut OF the
badge Of the society.
A force of men in the United Con
,rruction Co., began work SATURDAY
nakinq excavations for winglng out
he east abutment of The tollbrldge
for the new steel bridge.
rbs stones in the upper part OF the
~ will he used in building the new
,bn-ment. After the east abutment Is
or,T,lsted the west end will be rebuilt,
nd If i expected that the new bridge
iii he laid sometime in December. +
rhe contractors expect that the present
-Tncrure will not be open for travel
ar several weeks and II may not De
rassable until December. The toll
,onsa has been moved from its old site
= the lot inst east in order TO faelll- .
are work on the new abutments.
Advertising is simply telling the
-o-v in the most convincing manner.
sometimes an illustration helps, and .
'l-air Nv the same token, I detracts
IN The force Of the ad. To say the
'roTar thing at the proper time ana .
..fLra rhe proper audience, Il the fun-
.a1,a1-al principle OF all good sue
ss-ful advertising. But % Go inns
s11ires an experience more varied .
han one imagines al first thought
he advertising man must not only
- ~ knowledge Of mediums, but
-, 80 he In thorough touch with every
! s,,,ar- and detail OF the business ne
.-5 ---7. 10 tel others about tie must
is5 nave a knowledge Of human ma
- -bsr he may know il what man
lAET .afTa~-.