Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17

L. f. Hall has bought the inter-
est of his brother, S. j. Hall, in Hall
restaurant and will conduct the bust
ness hereafter
"A number of delegates from here
will go to Bellows Falls Sunday to as
sist in forming lodge there OF the
Knights of Columbus.
The Odd Fellows have decided to
omit the last OF their seasons sOciais,
owing to the unusual warmth of the
spring, aud to let the series end with
that Of last week.
S. O. Minor has sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Stafford building lot ad-
joining the one on which they are now
building near the creamery. They have
also purchased lot of land in the rear
Of the house.
The store formerly occupied by
Hackley & Moran in Vinton block is
being fitted up for boot and shoe re-
pair shop and will be occupied by Sam
uel Wells as soon as the improvements
are finished.
The West River dam is nearly COM
pleted and the power was applied Tor
the running of the electric light plant
wednesday. A little difficulty was ex
perienced at first but the power is
working satisfactorily now.
AT a hearing before Judge Wheeler
held April 7, Edwin +. Larabee OF Hal
flax was adjudged bankrupt on vol
untary petition. Liabilities Sl284.6 %,
assets Sll30. 90 of which he claims ex-
emptions to the amount of $780,
At meeting of the candidates
for the Y. NJ. G. A. base ball team,
which was held in the rooms Monday
night, Patrick Ferriter was elected
ca plain of the team. The Juniors
have also organized team and elected
Florence Ferriter captain.
The London Bioscope Co. will APP
pear at Grange hall for three nights
next week under the auspices of the
| Brattleboro Fire Department. Inc
papers all speak in highest terms OF its
views, the most highly entertaining one
being "The Trip to the Moon. "
The International Sunshine socie-
ty, Brattleboro Branch l, will hold a
bag sale at Mrs. Florence q. Estey' 8
Thursday, April 30, at 7 o'clock. The
national president, Mrs. Cynthia west
over Alden, of New York Will be pres.
ent and speak on the work and aims OF
/ the national society.
Mrs. Jennie b. Powers, state HUI
name agent, went to Dummerston yes
terday and shot horse belonging to a
Mr.. Severance which was old, blind,
lame aud CALLED. She goes to-day to
| East Putney, by order of the president
of the society, to kill horse which
was reported to him at Chester.
Walter Effingham Maynard, a nep-
hew of Mrs b. D. Harris and who has
spent several summers here, was mar
ried to Miss Eunice Ives, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brayton Ives, at New
York Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. May
nard will spend their honeymoon at j.
Pierpont Morgan's lodge in the Adj
rondacks. :, 4,
d. l.. Herrick's horse was stalled
! in w. E. Easons barn on Green street
Tuesday night. Some time during the
night the flooring under the stall gave
way and the horse dropped nine feet
into the cellar. A tunnel was made
from the outside Wednesday morning
and the horse was taken out apparent
/ ly uninjured.
Columbian lodge, F. Il A. NJ,
elected the following officers at its an
pual meeting Tuesday night: W. NJ,
Walter E. Hubbard; S. W., Frank b.
Putnam; j. W., Charles K. Crosby
treasurer, c. F. r. Jenne; secretary,
James B. Randoll. The officers will be
installed at special meeting to be
held at an early date.
AT the request Of her many friends
here. Mrs. Harriet Brasor Pratt Will
at ha a
! Thursday evening, May II. In the first
mart. Mrs, Pratt will be assisted by a
tenor and the program will be mlscel.
laneous in character. In the secono
nat. she will present the fourth act OF
Verdi,s Aida assisted by tenor and a
male quartet
The Brattleboro Woman's club will
meet at 8 80 O'Clock Wednesday after
noon, April %, at the Brooks House.
This will be reciprocity day with the
club and Mrs. Coolidge of keene, pres
ident of the Fortnightly club of that
city, will be present and give a paper
upon mushrooms, illustrated by draw
inqs and water colors made by herself.
There will be another paper from the
Bellows Falls Woman's club.
Mrs, Mary L., widow of Charles IL.
Crosby. died in Brookline. Mass, Fri
dav. aged II years. Funeral services
we're held at her late home Saturday
afternoon and the body was brought to
Guilford for burial Monday in the Hart
family lot. Mrs. Crosby's maiden name
was Mary L. Hart She was born IN
Guilford and was married to Mr.. Cros-
nv in Brattleboro where they lived fol
several wears. She built about 1885
and afterward occupied the house now
owned by H. f. Bond on Linden street
Mr.. Crosby died here in 1897 and was
buried in West Brattleboro.
The Albany Argus of Thursday
contains the following item: - An at.
tractive church wedding took place al
Our Lady of Angels church at
O'Clock on Tuesday evening, when MISS
Anna Agnes Harper, the daughter OF
Mrs. Joseph Harper, was united III
marriage to Patrick William Guiheen.
The bride, who is handsome blonde,
wore travelling gown of brown Vene'
tian cloth with applique trimming:
and a white chiffon hat. She carried
, bouquet of white roses and was al
tended by her sister, Miss Matilda Har'
per. who was similarly gowned, WITT
the exception that she carried rec
T roses NJ. J. 'Guiheen, the groom
. brother. was the best man. At the
church fine musical program wa:
given by Prof Schatfer, beginning
with the wedding march, oh, Prom
ise Me A reception at which 10 GOV
ers were laid. at the home of the bride
foIlowed the ceremony. The groom re