Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-06-13
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

H. W. Boyle will open the Lake
side House at Spotford Lake Sunday
The Sunday afternoon service il
the Y. M. c. A. rooms will be led b,
a number of young men from the Bap
fist church.
The Clement delegation is expect
ed to go to the convention in privat,
car which will be at their dispose
while they are in Montpelier
Mrs. L. l.. Durham has bought
James PIllen's two Oak street house.
now occupied by F. f. Marble and A.
+. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Durham will
occupy the Marble house next fall.
A large audience listened to Miss
Reitinger's talk on the Bohemians in
Cleveland which she gave in the Con
gregational chapel Sunday evening.
The address was interesting and ex-
ceedingly instructive.
The logmen have built small
boom above the upper end of the is
land to prevent the logs from collect
ing at the point. They also have built
a boom below the toll bridge from the
west shore to the point of the lower is
land.
Maj F. W. Childs has advertised
for bids for the three story hotel and
assembly hall which he is to build in
Wilmington. The hotel will be built
on the Site of Wilmington's first hos
telry, which was burned several years
ago. The hall will be separate build
ing on the land adjoining the hotel
site.
The indications are that the com
ing season will be unusually busy at
Silverdale, Spotlord lake. The pro-
prietor, James \. Pullen, has received
almost twice as many applications for
accommodation this season as last and
expects to have full house from July
to September. The opening dance will
probably be held June p although
guests can be accommodated after Sun
day.
The '95 club with invited guests
pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. H.
B. Haus at their Forest street home
Saturday evening, it being their tenth
wedding anniversary. Many useful
presents were presented them, the pre-
sentation speech being made by j. J.
Eckles Cards were the order of the
evening, after which refreshments
were served. The party left wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Haus many happy re-
turns.
The annual field day and inspec
ton of Company |, v y. o., was held
Saturday Major Howe and Lieutenant
Moseley being present to act as in
speeding offices. Quarter Master Cen /
eral Gilmore was to have inspected the !
company but was unable to be present. |
AFTER the Inspection when was held IN /
FESTIVAL nall, the company went by
speclal car 10 CentreVlile where the re-
malnder OF the Gay was spent IN drill
ing On account OF the ram and the
poor llght the regular target practice
was DOT hela as usual.
The Broad Brook house in Guilford
of which Frank Larrow is the, proprie
tor, was raided Saturday afternoon by
Chief of Police Hall, Officer Thayer
and Sheriff George T. Miller and al
though diligent search was made
nothing IN the way OF Splrltuous IL
quors was found except some beer
which comes within the law. Mr.. Lar
row was summoned to appear before
Justice Newton Monday morning and /
I'D SO, States Attorney George a.
Weston appearing for the state and II.
J. Barber for the defendant. Mr.. Lar !
'ow wished the case tried at once but /
the state was not ready SO 1t was con
jlnued for Two weeks.
Michael Kelley was arrested Satur- ;
lay night by Chief of Police Hall for
and placed in the lookup t
o await hearing before Justice New I
on. He was found at his home on {
ernon street IN very pugnacious
rame OF MIND, beating MS mother. I
lrs. Ann Houghton, who appeared j
galnst him at the hearing, He plead
ID guilty to lntoXlcatlon and disturb /
nee of the peace and was lined - and
osts on the tlrst oftense and so and c
osts on the second, with an alternate n
entence OF 70 days IN county jail and t
our months IN the House OF Ccrrec-- u
ion: He disclosed that he procured f
he liquor of the log drivers. s
--Children's day was observed at the t
church Sunday morn
ng. the regular service being devoted n
D the children of the congregation. a
he service opened with professional Z
y the children who took seats IN the S
'ont of the church after marching n
own the side aisles and up the center. tC
he choir loft was filled with children 81
lso and several selections were rem Ell
cred by them. Rev. ii. h. Miles C,
poke very briefly to the young people il
nd Bibles were presented to children Sc
CHIT years of age who had been bap- a.