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


be at the American House the comm
| week.
George Eels presented each of hi
employees with l0-pound turkey TO
Thanksgiving
-LaFlesche Brothers have an an
nouncement of their December sale Of
the fourth page of this issue.
S. w. Edgett has sold for the Pei
lett estate the house at % Contra
street to G. w. Simonds of Cheste
who will move here with his famil,
soon.
The Ladies' Episcopal society viii
Terrace street home of Mrs f. W.
Childs Thursday afternoon from 3 un.
til 6 o. clock.
Ernest Pratt and Nina Burt won
the prize for being the best waltzing
couple at the Crystalpley dancing con
test last Thursday evening A child
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Berg won the
baby contest.
j. Henry Pratt will sell by auction
Saturday, Dec. 6, at 10 a, m. all the
stock, tools and personal property of
his Guilford farm which was burned
this week. The sale will take place on
the premises.
The members of the Epworth
league of the Methodist church were
entertained at the home of r. E. Cor
don Monday evening. A musical and
literary program was rendered and re-
freshments were served.
The temperature of liquid air,
with which Prof. Bradley will expert
ment in the Auditorium Tuesday even
ing, is 3l2 degrees below zero. Its ex-
pansive force, when confined, is 10
tons to the square inch.
The body of Mrs. Clark Gilbert of
Shelburne, Mass, was brought here
last Friday for burial, Rev. g. b. Law
son of the Baptist church officiating at
the committal service. Mrs. Gilbert
formerly lived in Brattleboro.
If party who picked up gold locket
on yellow embroidered ribbon marked
&C. L. p. " at the depot this morning,
will return same to +. II. Howard, A.
No. Main street, a liberal reward will
be paid and no questions asked. 4Sl
An active campaign will be con-
Quoted in the state within the next
few weeks by the W. G. T. e., and
speakers of national reputation will
devote their time and energy to adj
dresses and personal work with the
hope of retaining the prohibitOry law.
Among the speakers will be Mrs l..
NJ \. Stevens of Portland, Me, presi-
dent of the national ". c. I. T.. Mrs.
Booth, president of the New York W.
c. T. T., and Mrs. Bourne, president
of the New jersey w. c. T. L.
The United States civil service
commission has started an invpstiga-
lion into the relation of President Kei-
ler Of tbe National Association of Let
fer Carriers ia the defeat for -cIer-
t,on to Congress of MIR Loud Of Cali
fornia. chairman of the house com
mittee on posf- offices and po.r roads
The CHARGE has been made that Loud
was defeated through the efforts of
MAST otHrn em,Ioyes far the reason that
I,ond onnosed an increase in nav for
The letter carriers and the men engag-
ed in the rural free delivery service
n. ~ NJ. r. II coa.,, oul
Nj L an'a d y. Il, sc, rl"nct anu
'h ,9 i'r,''i'i mad ~ r. raI
rnad accident witch occurred at Mil .
Iprs Fails Yesterday morning DIR, and
Mrs severance we're standing on the
lanot platform whom the acridapt han.
nened and both we're thrown down and
brnieed Mis- Rrool,s was in one NJ
he cars and was somewhat shaken mn
ALTHOUGH NOT seriously burt The col
.is;o, was hetwaan tho train which
caves hero at 10 IL and a freigb, tbe
-ormar striking the latter in the rear