Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-09-18

| Wallace H. Batchelder will address
the 4 o'clock meeting at the Y. M. c. A
rooms Sunday afternoon. All are well
come.
The travelling representative Of the
Regal Shoe--the famous $500 shoe for
$3.50-will be at the Brooks House on
Sept. Is and 19.-adv.
Three new candidates were mi
tiated at the regular meeting of Oasis
camp, /. o. o. f., neld last evening.
1t was a sultry night but it went.
Chief of Police Hall has received
word from Sheriff Wilkins that the
new cells at Newfane Jail are so near
completion that prisoners may now be
committed there.
The annual convention of the Ver-
mont Fireman's association will be
held at Burlington on Thursday. Chief
Sanders of the local department and
others will attend. The boys expect a
fine time.
"A meeting Of all the young and
sturdy chaps who like the gridiron
game will be held at the Y. NJ c. A.
rooms Monday evening at 1880 o'clock,
and it is hoped to organize a first-class
foot ball eleven.
The program for the 10th annual
held at Saxton's River next week, in
cludes an address Wednesday evening
by DR.. Henry D. Holton of this town on
UNCONVENTIONAL Loyalty"
Local societies OF every faith are
awakening from the hot weather
vacation. The first meetings were
held this week and from now on until
spring there will be activity and prime
interest from week to week.
AT the second annual meeting of
the State Federation Of Labor, held in
Rutland this week L. C. Ahrens Of this
town was elected a member of the
committee on press and organization.
The next annual meeting will be held
at Bellows Falls.
The directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
held a brief meeting Monday evening
but came to no conclusion as to a SUI
to succeed Mr.. Wilson
who has just retired. The directors
voted to keep the rooms open and they
will select a man shortly for the super
Work on the Thompson memorial
hospital is progressing in a way salts
factory to the trustees and the con-
tractors say that they expect the cabi-
net work inside may perhaps begin |
near December /. The masonry is going |
up as fast as recent wet weather will |
and the structure already be- |
gins to take shape.
Joseph Cunningham, Boston |
stone mason. was arrested Tuesday |
hight on Western avenue. He was |
,ery drunk and created quite a dis
urbance. Judge Newton recognized |
him as a previous caller at the bar
If justice, so Cunningham got SIS and
,osts, which owing to his impecunious
is equivalent to 80 days. He
will pass them in Rutland Jail.
Last winter we had the pleasure
# hearing Senator Dolliver of Iowa,
Who delivered one of the best speeches
yer made in the Auditorium. This
winter we shall have an opportunity of
tearing Congressman Lands of In
llama, one of the brightest and best
peakers in the house of representa-
ives who will deliver an address in
he Y. NJ. C. A. course. Choice Of
eats for the Star course Of entertain
nents will be made Saturday, Sept.
6, at 3 a. IN. at the Y. NJ. c. A.
ooms. Exchange tickets are now on
ale
Baxter Bros of Brunswick, Me.
5ho own corn canning factories in
Westminster and Windsor.
pened their Westminster factory Sat
rday, but on account of the late crop
he other factories will not be started
Or week or more. The Westminster
actory can handle. for the present, all
he corn that is ripe. A carload of corn
,as sent there from Brattleboro, and l
mother Monday. Corn also will be
hipped to Westminster from Windsor.
he crop not only is late, but is short
D that the firm will buy corn not
aised for this particular purpose, to
lake up the shortage.
DIR. j. M. Allen of ST Johnsbury
as seriously injured in an auto acct
ent at the Caledonia county fair races :
His machine became I'M
and crashed down a H.
rot embankment. His companion, I
Lerbert Lamphear, %, was killed out {
ght, the doctors legs and nose were
roken and his left arm disjointed. Mrs. f
lien, formerly Miss Winnie Hall, has c
we'd here and with the doctor visited r
town only a few days ago. Editor
hubbard of the Phoenix with Mrs. II
ubbard have visited them also in st. !,
lhnsbury. This mornings report is :,
lat the doctor is still alive and some
hat stronger.
The Windham county medical So
ETY. held it's annual meeting at the d
rocks House parlors Tuesday, Dr. II
raft being elected president, and then II
lie physicians left in tallyho and au-
mobiles for Mortified to attend a g
MON meeting of the Cheshire county, A
rankin district Connecticut River a
alley and Winiham County Medical b.
cieties, which was held at The II
hotel, East Mortified.
ipers were read by DR.. E. g. Bracket, al
thopedic surgeon to the children's OIL
,spital at Boston and professor of ir
thopedics at Harvard: DIR. John NJ. cl
lild professor Of medicine at Dart ii
outh medical college; DR.. S. f. Law -
n, superintendent of the Brattleboro
atreat; DR.. H. c. Stetson, DR.. f. L. -