Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-28

ms coupe stand to the front of Leon
ard ~ Roess' cigar store.
-Leitsinger'S orchestra PLAYED a
the dance at Hinsdale, n. H., Wednes
day evening and at Monson. Mass.
last night.
Protective grange will hold thei
regular meeting Wednesday evenin
when the officers will present their an
nual reports.
The talk that Dr. Conland was t,
give Saturday evening before tn
Daughters of the American Revolution
has been indefinitely postponed.
-Prouty, the Peoples Photographer
offers for GO days, new and beautiful
large portrait in the Platinum effects
with each dozen of his cabinets. Asst
The Congregational Sunday schoo
has voted S25 to the Hampton Institute
$50 to the kurn Hattin Homes in West
minister, and S25 to Antonio Arreghi
for his Italian mission in New York
city.
A foot ball team supposing to rep
resent the 9th grade went to Bellows
Falls Saturday to play against the 9th
grade team of that town and won the
game by score of So. There were a
few 9th grade men on both teams.
The Brattleboro Woman's club will
give its annual gentlemen night
Wednesday, December 3, at 30 o clock
in the Brooks House. The one act
farce Hunker's Post Oflice,' will be
presented by caste of 20 members Of
the club.
The directors of the Brattleboro
Street railway company held meeting
last week and decided to cancel all free
tickets beginning January |. No more
pany does not feel sufficiently stout
financially to give any free rides
A large number of the members of
the Catholic Union gathered in the
club rooms Wednesday evening and
enjoyed the first members night of the
season. The program consisted of
songs, dances and instrumental selec
tions by different members of the club,
and lunch was served.
There was a hearing in the United
States court Tuesday before Judge
Wheeler in the case of Friedley X Co.
vs.. Wilson 4 Giddings over a technical
question as to what constitutes personal
property Judge John NJ. Butler of
Rutland appeared for the plaintiff and
Waterman Il Martin and O. NJ. Barber
of Bennington for the defendant.
mo harso ot+ooboa 70 lgloro;re, G
Cuoa,r.a anI;,,on,. ,,ia,,a, +I,l, fr;7,ht
Wa{,,a,do,, aftarnoo,, 5oar tba ra;irGad
station and started suddenly up Main
street throwing ont James Blake and
Walter Mooney who were in the wagon.
The animal raced around the bank cor
ner and was finally stoned in front of
FLEMING & Crowns store without Sc
rious DAMAGE
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lne Oo" .io''"t - T,,a{,.
uo,G,s "''1 i,ei" -, ,.1 ,,'h" o+tanJai
contributed some mart of a Thanksgiv
inc dinner and enough supplied were
received to furnish substantial cause
for thanksoivino for abo,, - families
The eyeninr vas snent in ulayinp games
and there was also a short musical pro-
cram
A horse driven bv a HiDsdale man
and woman became frightened Sunday
afternoon at the smoke issuing from
he stationary engine on the island and
ATTEMPTED to turn around. The wagon
,vac inset and the ocrunants thrown
mt while the horse became entangled /.
in one of the guy wires to the derrick /
There was no serious damage although .
the woman was somewhat bruised
about the face.
-Guv Taft who is emploved as a
-earster in West Dummrrston. was
,adlx, in inrad SATURDAY hy heinp thrown
rnn, :, team He was driving away
rom the barn when the horses took
RIGHT and SHE'D. throwing him in front
# fba Wheels Taft was kicked in the
,b5omen and the wheels on one side of
he wagon r,assed over both his legs. No
zones were broken but he was badly
,rmised and injured internally.
,-., led hoift,o,1, ~,
be Wesieyan university freshman foot
,aI1 +ean, which defeated the sopho-
,"'n "a; a. +ha onrIai .,ama Saturday
NJ S,riprfeld RembIican said" Mon
,me ' pa a. 5nr olN uera featnre Of The
,o,,,, a,,d ha ,rnmises Vol for Mace
m tho varsity team NEXT season. Hugh
y, " ~; 80, ana+bar Local Hirh srhool
,or ,Iavad a STAR came at end on the
H. 'fr.shn,an tam Saturday Mon
NO and whitman we're the ends on the
rattieboro H;gh school eleven of three
aars moo
t1..L.o. u;m;u E. 10 s.
Che u iiouE Il on ~ .'1Tiss
pecial C CLlI D rut.,Dt' cor,,,oI
I I aTbora Crnthars fornGarlv nastor Of
he Unitarian church here and pastor {
f the famous old First Parish church
, Camhridpe Mass This humorous I