Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-02

of Brattleboro the past year is 129
C The Free kindergarten will nc
open until the public schools do.
i Miss Helen Crosby has been er
= gagged as organist at the Unitaria
church.
Ladies' suits and coats and furs a
reduced prices. Miss McMenimen,
: Flat street. --Advt.
The Y. M. G. A. basket ball tear
will play the Keene, N. H., association
at that place this evening.
The next dance in the series give
by Protective grange will be mex
Wednesday evening, Jan. T.
S. W. Edgett & Co. have sold tn
Joseph johnson farm in Marlboro t,
James Onuck of Springfield, Mass.
There will be a whist Tournament
in the Vermont Wheel club rooms Tues
day evening after the regular meeting
The Wheel club, Catholic Union
and High school basket ball teams have
ordered their suits through Fentor
a. Co.
The Estey and Carpenter organ
factories have been closed since Wednes-
/ uTy W dIlOW bue tdhluR Vi y.
Work will resume next week.
--Brattleboro lodge, F. & A. NJ. , will
give banquet Jan. % to several out
of town lodges. The Harvard quartet
will be the musical attraction.
"A good example of the cost of fuel
is the fact that since Oct. the Brat
tleboro Gaslight Co. has used $1,000
worth Of coal for its power alone.
The W. G.. 7. U. held its meeting
yesterday afternoon at the Y. NJ. G.. A.
rooms. The next meeting will be held
next week at the same time and place.
There was a good attendance at the
watch meeting which was held in the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
The officers of the Epworth League
were installed.
The annual district meeting of the
grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
will be held in Springfield Wednesday
evening. Grand Lecturer d. A. Elliott
and several other Masons from here are
expected to attend.
The Christmas proclamation which
appeared on the first page of The Re-
former last week and which attracted
so much favorable comment, was the
work of Mrs. A. ID. Reynolds, one Of
The Reformer's editorial staff
The Peoples National bank has
delared its regular semi ANNUAL divi
dend of 1 per cent, and an additional
dividend OF l per cent. The Vermont
National bank has declared its regular
semi annual dividend of per cent.
The annual meetings of both banks
will be held January ID.
II. p Reed, baggage master on
the narrow gauge, was seriously hurt /
last Friday while on the short train !
between here and Millers Falls. Reed /
was leaning out of the baggage car /
door facing the rear of the train when |
ne was struck ia the back of the head /
by pole. He was unconscious for +
some time but is now improving at the
lome of his father in Dummerston.
There was hearing before Judge
Wheeler Tuesday asking for the
opening of the case of two young
Cinnamon who are claimed to have
,een ordered deported as the result Of
oerjured evidence District Attorney
Martin asked that the plea be dis
missed and Consul Nickerson in behalf
# the Cinnamon asked leave to amend
lis petition.
Tho fo,low;ro a,,nas have hoo,
,,avad in tba Wbssl clnh tonrranants
h;s waa,r Tbrea ha,j h;,l;ards Unh1
,ard GO, Barber 81: four-bal billiards.
Jhilds 215, Morse Al, Young 60. Shea
9; pool. Cobb 40, Dewitt 81, Dewitt 1
O. Foster 81, Cobb 40. Foster "a, Bar
,er 50, Cobb %, Dewitt 60, A. l..
'ettee 80 C. r. Crosby has won his
lass in three ball billiards this week. i
n i T,sLer Iamas lizard x 7
,a,tIand Erad Miner T,aon WaiLer
nd " = Goddard attended, tha shnw
: tba AthoI nonitrv & pc, Stocl, asSo.
;,t;n, wb;cb has haen beId IN 0r,n1o
h IL vol, Nr TaSker Won fonr frSfS
go ssconds and fonr snec;,is an I;nht
rahn,as. Minar & W. iliar r,an S;v 60
rd twn seconds On cama hantsms and