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The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27

The card is issued popular recording
 Shepherd lodge,
 Following is a list Max Ackermann, J. K. Addis, Hendra Allen, Charles G. Ander son, James AnsOn,
 Peter D. BOinay, William H. Booth
 Harry Bray,
 GeOr&e 5. BcerS, Thomas Bray, w. B. Battam, George H. Beck, R. T. Bladis,
 Patton Baker, w. s. Campbell,
 Frank Couch,
 George H. Corbin,
 M. H. COlehan,
 Joseph A. Cowan,
 John DOnnelly,
 Henry Donnelly, Christie Dixon,
 J. M. Dunlap, w. J. Dodd, Peter Dubois, Noble Davenport, John J. Erwin, George B. Eddy, James Frizzle, Donald Forbes, B. J. Hungerford,
 James Hendra, c. H. Hartwell, c. w. Hodge, D. D. Rowland. H. D. Hine, w. H. Hine, c. M. Hunt, w. T. Hull, B. E. HumeStOn, I. c. Heritage,
 J. w. Hoyt, John HannOn, Allen Joyce, Henry Koehler, H. s. Kimlin,
 R. B. Morgan, $. H. Morgan, l F. A. .Merwin, James Marsh, J. l.. McEwan, Harry L. Nichols, Jacob NaaS, J. w. OrUOn, James A. Orr,
 E. L.. Osborn, l Adolph w. Peelen l Charles Planz, Phi1in PlanZ. l G. F. Pixley, Myron Patchen, l G. w. Peet,
 F. E. Rowe,
 w. H. Salisbury, l Allison P. Smith,
 D. B. SOule,
 w. A. Sherman,
 Henry Straub, 1 James Sullivan, lG. B. Sullivan, | Albert Sheppard, | Hubert Thomas, | Jacob Treutle, N. A. Williams, D. w. Wheaton,
 Archie Welch, |G. A. hitehead. H. F. Waters.
 F. B. Wickwire,
 Henry Wohlers, IN IT Warner
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27
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Don't be fooled by advertisements of shoes which super-elegant ''scuptured, dant land satuesque Use good Saxon word and ask if they FIT. There's the point. There's the rub There shoe that has built self up to the top notch of popularity FIT.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
 NEW MILFORD.

LOCAL ODD FELLOWSHIP.
 Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65, 1. O.. o. F., has issued neat folder giving the names of all the members, a list of the past grands and present officers.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27

AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
 Business continues to boom at the tobacco warehouse of Vincent. Sterling. MT Sterling estimates he has About 1000 cases yet to aSSort.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27

IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES.
 Good Shepherd lodge, I. O. o. F., conferred the third degree on three candidates, Thursday night. Next week they will confer the first degree.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27
That Shoe Is Queen Quality.

If you want to your foot look full smaller if want to yourself half of your daily fatigue; if you want to shoes that will be and last CT because they fit accurately buy single pair of QUEEN QUALITY A million say this Comment is unnec-
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27

It is reported that the contract for the new bank building has been let to Carpenter & Williams of Norwich, and that work will be started as early in the spring as possible.
The Newtown bee., 1903-02-27

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE FIRE DIS-
 TRICT.
 The annual meeting of the fire dis. trict will be held on March 2 at the Water Witch Hose house. As this is an important meeting there should be a large turnout of the taxpayers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Art Deparfm emf.

FINE assortment the newest designs in stannpeo
Pillow Tops that have been selling 15c fl o.
A LOT Of Hemstitehed Scarfs Lunch Cloths; pure
linen Regular price Sl5 to $l75. Clear QZc
Alce frlce -. - - -
ROMAN Cut Work Centerpieces and Doyles. Worth
up to 55c each. Clearance 1Q~
JAPANESE Oriental Figured Drapery silks. q o.
Soc to Sl00 values. Clearance Price. OOG
SILkALINES. Fancy, designs Regular 80
loo goods. Clearance Price ................... 81
FANCY Figured Drapery Dintes. Regular go
value lSc yard. Clearance Price 1G
ART TECHNICS: All new designs value. pc
Clearance Price .
EMBROIDERY Silks, all kinds. Selling at SOC 4z~
o. Clearance Price - . -
CoRTICELLI Knitting and Crochet Silks. CSC 1Qc
sD0oS Clearance Price - - Il
COATES I-uster Crochet Cotton. Clearance Nc
Price
BATTENBERG DoyIfes. 25c values Clear 1fc
ance FElce -
SILK Cushion Cord. all coIors 25c per yard. f9c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Knit Underwear.
Stationery Dept,

"A POUND" Of extra quality paper 50 envelopes
cream woVe; ruled 25c value Clearance $50
q $500
ROYAL ITALIAN FIBRE cream wove 20e geo
Nalue Clearance Price Q TX
NICE Ruled Correspondence Paper, envelopes TO
match Worth &c box. Clearance D.
ARLINGTON letter size. tablets 15c go
quality. Clearance Price .................... EOG
DOLLY WARDEN letter size tablet for CORE -
spondence. Sc value Clearance Price.......... ia
HURLBUT" Onion Skin Tablets water ruled, n
cream wove- l2c kind Clearance Price......-... DG
LACE HOUSE SPECIAL Toilet PAPER Large n
rolls l-c quality. Clearance Price. ~
LACE HOUSE Toilet Paper. sc kind. Clear %
duce friCe Il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Leather Goods.

LADIES' Black Coored Combination Pocket
books Regular value SIS. Clearance GQ1
Frlce
leather 75c value. Clearance Price = DC
MISSES Belt Chatelaine in brown leather sc 7Nc
value Clearance Price N'%G
LADIES shopping Bags 25c kind. Clear $40
Price y OF
LADIES Nc Morocco Seal Sara Cases Regular 56c
MEMS Neat Change Purses. 25c kind So
Clearance Price - SSs
Clearance Price T.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11


Ladies' Silk Skirts.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts.
Ladies' Walking Skirts.
Ladies' Silk Petticoats.
Ladies' Cashmere Wrappers.
Ladies' Bath Robes.
Ladies' Fleeced Wrappers.
Ladies' Percale Wrappers.
Ladies' Silk Kimonas.
Ladies' Dressing Sacques.
CWool or Silk.)
Ladies' EiderdoWn Dressing
Sacques-5
Ladies' Coats, all kinds.
Misses Coats, all kinds.
Children's Coats, all kinds.
Infants Coats, all kinds.
Ladies' Capes, all kinds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
UnderSkirfS.

BLACK SATEEN Understands, accordion peated
fiOunce. ruffle trimming. The regu- M.
Tar price is SIS Clearance Price JOG
BLACK Mercerized Underskirts. three rows E ny
ruffles Worth si5O Clearance Price 1900. u q
BLACK Underskrts of Fine Mercerized Sateen. wild
umbrella f0unce, trimmed with six q
ruffles. H75 value Clearance Price-...-.-.- ssA
BLACK Coutl Underskrts, wi umbrella shape three
graduated tucked ruffles. S.25 regular. c. QZ
Clearance AS0
BLACK coutii Underskrts. umbrella shape. trimmed
with three accordion Dleated founces.
riile edge $50 value Clearance 60 ~
1850
LADIES Black Striped Understands wide
umbrella shape, trimmed with three tucked n a o
rlffles. $50 quality Clearance Price .
KNIT SKIRTS. Jersey ribbed wool. knit in red blue
and sL25 quality Clearance 90
,TEs Niiss SK-ooi
Skirts s-zS Naiue Clearance c. ~
LADIES JERSEY Ribbed Knit Underskirts red
blue and white. different eolored stripes around
bottom Worth slS7 Clearance c. 10
OUTING FLANNEL Short Skirts with fun hemstitched
ruffle. Worth 75c. Clearance
frlce . L
OUTING FLANNEL Short Skirts. fine stripes OF pink
and blue, wide embroidered ruffle 9Sc Z2~
value Clearance Price y - L
LADIES Fine White Outing Flannel Skirts. rurfle
silk embroidery Worth $1.3L Clearance 0Qr
Price - - -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Notion Department.

PEARL BUTTONS Sc kind. Clearance D.
pARNING COT
TON sc
COTTON TAPE, all widths,
GlLT-EIGE Shoe Polish. 25c bottle Clear So
HARDWOOD Handle Curling D.
irons
MUSCILAGE &c bottle, y
ADAMANTINE PINS, q
Paper PAPER ~. fi.S &c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
HandkerchiefS.

GENTLEMEN'S Linen Cambria handkerchief a.
with hem. kind. Price. y &C
GENTLE1IEN'S Coored Border. hemmed pure
linen HandkerchefS- Very stylish S125 CO.
Nalue Clearance Price = ASGS
GENTIEAIEN'S Initial Handker- mo-
chiefs. Worth 15c each. Clearance Price. - ~
LADIES' Pure Linen, finished Handker- 40
chiefs. pc value Clearance Price...-...-... . OC
LADIES Pure Linen Handkerchefs, unlaundered.
embroidered kind
Price s0C
LADIES Lace Trimmed fine pure linen center Hand
kerchiefs. Regular price SOC Clearance QZ1
e 81
LADIES' Pure Handkerchiefs. with coIored en-
broidered hem and edge. Toe quality. HD~
OleaIdice FIice - X
LADIES' Pure Linen Handkerchief. Very sheer and
soft The soc kind Clearance o.
LADIES' Fine Handkerchiefs. embroidered hem
and edge Regular TH~
C5ILDREN'S Plain White Cambria e.
Handkerchefs. Toe kind Clearance OC
GENTS Pure Linen. soft finish Handkerchefs. Qon
Narrow hem. SOC quality Clearance Price. - OG
CHILDREN'S Fine Soft Finish Handkerchiefs. -
Hemstitched. Clearance IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
LaceS and EmbrOid-
cries

2ool YARDS Imitation TorchOn and Insertions
regular sc and 1ec values. Clearance
rice
2Soe YARDS Wide Imitation Torchon Iaces and lnser-
tons Regular lie per yard Clearance r.
.-- -.
Seils at lOc and 12c yard. Clearance r.
tttt W
EMBRoIDERIEs OF Swiss Nansook that nave
oeen seeing al loo TO Z2c yard beautiful 10
Patterns Clearance Price III
FLATT Nalenciennes Laces: beautiful 10
inches wide, &c per yard. Clearance 90
. $500
ORIENTAL LACES Beautiful lines of cream white
: inches wide and sells for and 35c no.
tleeuaDce frlce - -
tons 10 match. IL to inches wide Up n
llc values Clearance Price OC
EMBROIDERIhS with Insertions to match that have
been selling at Sc, SOC and - yard. Q0o
clearance Price - Ok
ALL-ONER Lace A handsome desirable line of
patterns, Is inches wide 75c value. Clear n D.
ALL-0VERS in cream white ecru applique ana
medallion styles Worth up per G& q q
yard Clearance Price ..-.....--....-.---.- LOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Linen Deparfmnf.

10 DOZEN Lace House Leader Bed Sheets co.
eIXsO sells Tor Zoe always. Clearance Price. y DC
me quality Sells for 25c each. Clearance &c
80 DOZEN Good Quality Pillow Cases. 45xS6-inch
Finch hem 15c kind Clearance n
Zoe DOZEN All Linen Fringed Damask Towels large
size. Regular price. 40c each Clearance RQo
Frice .-.- .-. - ~
HEMSTITCHED Damasb Towels. a splendid line that
has been selling at S5c each Clearance &c
ICe - - ~
@ R RozEN Al Linen Line EHel Towels lss SEC
f25 DOZEN Unbleached Turkish Bath Towels 81
Good. large size, 15c kind, Clearance &c
1000 YARDS OF 8leaehed Cotton TwiIed ToweIing is
inches wide Regular sc kind Clearance p
Price &c
BEST Anchor Brand Sheets. S1x9O Regular goo
WE ARE MAKING extra special CLEARANCE
PRICES on entire line of fine Bed Spreads Get
prices them. Twill surprise you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Cloak and Suit Dept. so Per Cent Off

Ladies' Suits.
Ladies Silk or Velvet
Dresses.
Misses Suits.
Children's Dresses.
Crochet Shawls.
Misses Skirts.
Ice Wool Fascinators.
Wool Fascinators.
Ladies' Silk Waists.
Ladies' Evening Waists.
Ladies' Velvet Waists.
Ladies' Wool Waists.
Ladies' Fur Jackets.
Ladies' Fur Capes.
Ladies' Fur Boas.
Ladies' Fur Collarettes.
Ladies Fur Muffs, Etc, Etc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Muslin Underwear.

six lengthwise insertion. soc RQ4
value Clearance Price - ~
CORSET COVERS of white Nafnsook, torchOn lace
trimming. beading yoke for ribbon. Gzn
SOC kind Clearance Price - d u
CORSET COVERS of fine NainsoOk. featherstitching,
beading and ribbon trimming, dainty embroidered
edge around neck and sleeves $50 value. ~
49,
CORSET COVERS of lawn o alternate
of insertion and beading Very GF0Z
artistic $50 Clearance PriCe-...... ~VA'S
CHEMISE of fine Camblic neck and trimmed with
lace beading and ribbon $L25 kind Q2&
Clearance Price W.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11

LADIES GOWNS; fine muslin yoke of hemstitche
tucks; hemStitched rufffe trimming
and sleeves. 75c value. Clearance Price. =
CAMBRIA GOWNS, yoke of Vaenciennes insertion an,
tucks; neck and sleeves lace trimmed q -
Worth $1-5o. Clearance Price SRS
LADIES Fine Nainsook Gowns. French style; neck
short sleeves $50 value. Clearance C n y
Price y H'O
FINE Cambria Gowns. Empire shape. yoke and rever
Of a-over embroidery: neck and sleeves embrOfderl
ruffle trimmed. a S1.75 garment. Clear c. y
ance Hr1ce- - . - .
LADIES Fine NafnSOOk GOWNS. with trim
ming of insertion and beading; neck and sleeves
trimmed with fine embroidery. S225 is the C q =
price. Clearance Price - q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-11
Infants Department

WHITE Cambria Long Slips trimmed narrow boz
Rane iea eafan s'fPn reee between loc 48C
WHITE NAINSOOK Long Slips, yoke Of embroidery,
trimming; tucks and riffle around The SKIRT
8.;S value at least Clearance $TfR
WHITE CAMBRIA Long Skirt. fine tuck 90
trimming soc value Clearance Price. - .
WHITE NAINSOOK Long Skirt trimmed with fine
tucks and hemstitched edge. 9Sc value. &C
Clearance Price y a Z
INFANTS Cotton Flannel Pinning Blankets. 0N1
35c kind Clearance Price - p h
INFANTS White Wool Flannel Pinning Blankets
featherstitched hem S5c quality Clearance RQc
INFANTS Long S1annel Skirts featherstftched
hem. Worth S.00. Clearance ZZn
Price = . -
INFANTS Long Skirt with silk embroidered
edge Worth $780, Clearance 0Qn
Price 80
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
OBITUARY.
Holland P. Freeman.

Holland P. Freeman, aged 60 years
died at his home No. 8 Cedar street
about O'Clock Friday evening last, at
ter an illness of nine weeks with
Bright's disease. Mr.. Freeman leaves
wife, who was Miss Ellen A. Howe
of Wardsboro. They moved to Brattle-
boro q years ago, and for almost all OF
that time Mr.. Freeman had been EN-
ployed in the Estey Organ factory. be-
ing a foreman in the wood finishing
department. He has been an attend
ant at the Baptist church and prom
inent member of the Knights of Honor.
He was quiet in his tastes and was es-
teemed by all who knew him. Mr..
Freeman leaves. beside widow, an
aged mother, Mrs. Joshua Howe of
Chesterfield, two daughters, Mrs. j.
C. Ayres of WATERFOWL, N. y, Mrs.
G. Hawley of Gardner, and one son,
Harry Freeman, stamp and general de-
livery clerk in the Brattleboro postof-
flee, and one sister, Mrs. W. W. Smith
of Chesterfield.
The funeral of Mr.. Freeman was
held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 O'Clock,
Rev. George B. Lawson of the First
Baptist church officiating. There was
a large attendance and the service was
simple but impressive. There were
many handsome floral offerings The
bearers were: E. X. Thayer, c. L.
Piper, E. l.. Parker and John II.
Wright. Burial was in Morningside
cemetery.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
EsrEY FIRE co. TO DIsBAND.
Company Organised Over so Years Ago
Steamer Will Be Sold.

Firemen in particular and citizens
generally will learn with regret that
the Estey Fire Co., organized more
than 30 years ago and for all these
years an active factor in the life of the
local department, is soon to be dis
banded and their handsome and relia-
BILE steamer is to be sold. The Estey
Co. has decided to put several power
full pumps for fire purposes at their ex-
tensive plant, and therefore the appa-
ratus on hand will be disposed of and
the company of fire fighters will end
its career.
The Estey steamer has been very
valuable reliance for the down town
department in case OF big fires. Two
years ago, for instance, it was called
into service three times, notably at
the Crosby block fire, and it did SPLEEN
did work. Chief Sanders of the de-
partment regrets more than anyone
else the contemplated withdrawal of
the steamer from town, and he and
Others suggest that the town open me-
gotiations for the steamer and keep it
here. Two out of town offers have been
made for it, but it is understood the
Estey Co. would favor its purchase by
the town. 1t is first class piece of
apparatus, bought in 1879 and rebuilt
four years ago, and is in excellent
condition.
One plan suggested is that the town
purchase the steamer and place it in
the engine house on Elliot street, TAX
ing therefrom the present steamer No.
3 and quartering it in West Brattle-
boro. BY this plan the west town and
Centreville would be amply protected
and Brattleboro would be even better
equipped than at present.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
Fire Companies Annals.

All the fire companies held their an
nual meetings and elected officers fol
the ensuing year Wednesday evening.
The results follow:
Hook & Ladder No. Foreman, A.
E. Knight; assistant foreman, Arthur
McQuaid clerk, G. 8. Stockwell stew
ard, Charles Gould.
Steamer No. 3-Foreman, Charles
Cook; assistant foreman, L. ID. Har-
ris; clerk, Leon White; engineer, F.
D. Weld; stoker, Leroy Cook steward,
Benjamin Devoe.
Steamer No. Al Foreman. Frank
Streeter; assistant foreman, R. Ben
son clerk, c. L. Cobb engineer, Ches-
ter Sargent; stoker, Walter Stearns
steward, Benjamin Devoe.
Hose Co. No. 6-Foreman, NJ. j.
Baker; assistant foreman, p. Ryan
clerk, ]. Long, ir. +; steward, j. Fen
ton.
Hose Co. No. 15-Foreman, c. H.
Thompson; assistant foreman, H. j.
JOY; clerk, William Shumway; stew
ard. Charles Gould.
Chemical No. Foreman, Charles
Sargent: assistant foreman, b. Blan-
chard; clerk, Frank Strong; steward,
L. Moore.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
IN THE TOLLS.
Judge Newton Finds an Increased Business at
the Police Court.

Business has been rather liyelier
than usual at the police court the past
week, aud Judge Newton feels that
his cares are growing.
Charles Deyo was locked up Friday
night, charged with mtoxication. and
on Saturday he was fined 30 and costs,
which he paid and was discharged.
Horatio Burnett was arrested Satur.
day afternoon for drunkenness, and
that evening Judge Newton fined him
o. and costs, which he paid.
Saturday night Michael Cayanaugh,
got drunk and went home and abused
his wife. He went down cellar to get
an axe and she concluded 1T was best
for her to leave the house. Cavanaugh
left soon after and came down town.
Word had been sent the authorities and
he was found and arrested. Monday
morning he paid s. and costs for
drunkenness.
At II o'clock Saturday night word
came to Chief Hall that two men and
woman were raising rim at the t'oid
spring and the neighbors were greatly
disturbed. The officer responded and
found Michael Kelly, John Niles (aged
1917, and Mrs. Mary Austin all intoxi-
Gated and very boisterous. They were
locked up. On Sunday morning the
woman was released in custody OF her
husband, rather than have her remain
in the lock up all day with the men
prisoners, and on Monday, when her
case was called. it was found that she
had vamoosed, taking the $50 a. m.
train for Springfield, Mass. where she
has relatives. The authorities are not
sorry over her flight and will rest con-
tent IL she remains away. Should she
return she will be arrested on the old
charge. Kelly and Niles were fined 50
and costs for drunkenness, which they
paid.
Through some misunderstanding
Cavanaugh and Kelly were released by
the janitor of the building, who sup
posed that they we're free to go, but
Chief Hall had obtained warrants
against them for disturbing the peace.
and was surprised to find the birds had
flown. He soon recaptured them, how
ever, and at an afternoon session OF the
court they we're each fined 8 and
costs. This they we're able to furnish
without trouble and soon they were
free once more.
Monday afternoon James Cunning
ham OF Holyoke, mason employed on
local job, was arrested by Chief Hall
He had paraded the streets in forlorn
condition until he lost his way. Tues
day morning Judge Newton read him
lecture from page 81 and fined him %
and costs. This was paid and he de-
parted.
John G. Fredette. an old offender,
was arrested yesterday for drunkenness.
In court this morning he was fined g
and costs. He hopes to raise it.
John Gordon was locked up last night
charged with disturbing the peace.
This morning Judge Newton fined him
$40 and costs and in default he went to
Jail for 81 days.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22

H. B. Larkin is making extensive
repairs on his Centreville house.
This years High school graduating
class will number about % pupils.
The lawn sprinkler is in operation
everywhere, but how is the water sup
ply holding out?
1t won't do to give his name, but
he works in an Elliot street store and
Wednesday morning he was carefully
balanced on a step ladder putting a
screen on the front door. Then some-
thing slipped and away they went.
First the screen door, then the ladder,
and the man tangled in 1t all. When
he extricated himself, he shook his fist
at the wreck and made remarks. The
big hole in the door can be repaired.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
MAdvhEF.

MAN6Gf'
May %.
Just home from New
York market.
Have a portion OF the
final clearance of the latest
May models in
Women's Tailored Suits
and Outside Garments
from three leading manu-
facturers who have finish
ed their season.
For $500
| can now give my Gus
toners a chance to secure
some high grade model
suits which would have
cost them very much more
earlier in the season.
For $500 some $35
to $3.50 suits.
$500 to $500 for
some $40 to SIS styles.
$3.50, SO and $3.50
for some SO to $3.50.
Pongee, Linen,
Silk and Cloth
Outside Garments.
Some high grade novel
ties among them.
New Skirts and
SHIRT Waist WASH SultS.
Few more 10, y and
IA year sizes in girls
Wash Dresses at SIPS,
$50 and LIS.
Second Sale Of
Hats and Flowers
started at 8 o'clock This
Morning.
Store closes at Noon
Decoration Day but will
be open the previous FRI
day evening.
~. 4. AAftbBf
lM|LL|NERY!|
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
Notes of the Diamond

A 24-foot addition will be built to
the grand stand at once.
Hot afternoons make no difference
with the ardor of the boys, and they
have practiced faithfully.
To-morrow's game will begin prompt
" at $50 O'Clock, when the Y. NJ. c.
A. and Catholic Union will cross bats.
A closer contest than that of last week
is predicted. The attendance will no
doubt be large.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
THE LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Two Dozen Games, With Double Headers for
the Three Holidays.

The executive committee of the base
ball league completed on Tuesday ev-
ening schedule of the seasons games,
as given below. Twenty four contests
are provided, each team playing 16.
Wednesdays are left open for postponed
games, excepting July 10 and August
: and 10.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS,

Public notice is hereby given that l.. T. Strong
OF west Brattleboro in the County of Windhan
and state OF Vermont, has made application for
Incense OF the IN I'd class to sell Intoxicating
liquors at the Melrose Hotel, on Main ST in saiS
West Brattleboro.
public hearing will be given at the Office of
tne Seiectmen OF the Town of Brattleboro, Vt
and all persons interested may appear and be
81 FRED W. PUTNAM, Sec.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22

Levi j. Strong, who recently pur-
chased the Melrose hotel at West Brat
tleboro, has applied for third class Ii
cense.
= Miss Bridget Clarity, employed at
the Brooks House, and Charles Smith,
employed at the Brattleboro House,
were quietly married by Rev. Father
Cunningham at ST. Michael's paro-
chial residence Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-05-22

Runs, L. Allen 4, Stolte 4, Waite, Reed, Bra
sor 2. Gibson, Perry. r. Allen 3. w. Brooks,
March @ johnson. Two base hits, l.. Allen,
Waite, Tasker, Brasor. W. Brooks, Ferriter.
Three-base hits. L. Allen. Tasker. Left on
bases, March 2, Waite, Tasker Struck out, by
Ellis 9, by Eames 2. Double plays, March to
Stafford; Brasor to Reed. Umpire, Sanders.