Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-13

An escalloped oyster supper will b
served in Red Mems hall Thursda
evening by the New England order q
Protection.
The ladies' Catholic benevolent as
ISOLATION will hold a social and dane
in Red Mems hall Monday evening
Refreshments will be served.
George Hall was thrown from hi
bicycle on Main street hill Monda,
morning, sustaining a severe cash Ii
his left knee The accident wa
caused by collision with Henry AXE
ley who attempted to run in front O
the wheel.
The Woman's auxiliary of the Y
M. C. A. will hold a sale of canned fruit
and jellies at the association room.
Saturday, Nov. 81. This will be
good opportunity for any one who de.
sires to purchase choice fruit for theil
winter use.
The store next to the Brooks
house entrance is being thoroughly
renovated and A. E. Miller expects tc
be able to move his confectionery bust
ness there by the middle of next week
The store vacated by Mr. Miller will nc
doubt be occupied soon although 1t is
not yet known who the occupant will
be.
An alarm of fire from box s near
the High school building was rung in
at 1915 Saturday morning on account
of burning chimney in the old Burn
ham house now occupied by G. 0. Alb
bott. The contents of one extingush-
err served to quell the flames before any
serious damage was done. The chem
ical engine reached the scene about the
time the under control signal was
sounded.
The Williston street Book club
held its annual meeting with Mrs. F. l.
Swift Monday evening. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs
F. l. Swift: vice president, Mrs. Fred
secretary, Mrs. w. H.
Corser; treasurer, Mrs. Freeman Scott;
executive committee, Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs Rawson and Miss Drown. The
supper and sale of books will take
place at the home Of Mrs. Fred Rich
ardson Tuesday evening.
The farm in East Putney known as
the Stearns Parker place together with
all it's produce, live stock and imple-
ments will be sold at auction Tuesday
beginning at 9 o'clock. This
Is an unusually fertile farm of so acres
with excellent buildings, level tillage,
plenty of wood and timber and the
best of running water. The live stock
of is grade cows, a pair of
work horses, hogs and chickens. NJ.
NJ. Taplin of Barton Landing will act
rs auctioneer.
&C. NJ. Miller and w. Fl. Childs, who
led for the second cup in the medal
play handicap at the Wantastiquet
golf club grounds week ago Saturday,
played of the match Saturday after
noon Miller winning with gross
'core of So for the ~ holes. Childs
lad gross 81 which, with his hand
cap of Is strokes, brought his score
Town to 49, No more regular tourna-
nents will probably be played this
eason although some special matches
nay be arranged between the players.
Thomas Fitzgerald of Springfield,
lass, and Miss Katherine Sullivan,
employed at Mrs. A. D.. Wy |
tits, were married in the Roman Cath |
lie church at $3.50 Tuesday morning, |
rev. Father Cunningham performing |
he ceremony. Miss Bridget Griffin |
nd brother of the groom acted as |
illnesses. The bride wore blue trav /
ling dress with hat to match. Mr.. and |
FRS. Fitzgerald left on the 3 o'clock
rain for their new home in Springfield
here they were given reception
evening @ Fs-
The Interstate Journal, published
{ White River junction, contains an
Illustrated article on why the Valley
air is Successful by Charles r. Cum
lings. Mr.. Cummings attributes its
Iccess to the reason that the fair
gives such a good show
n the money that those who attend adj
Use others to GO" The cover of the
bears half tone of J. d.
very's mammoth oxen Mack and
eddy, and there are several other IL
lstrations including views of the
lain street decorations and the grand
and filed to its limit.
while in Newfane Friday after
Don Chief of Police Hall was informed
lat a man answering the description
the patient who escaped from the
etreat Wednesday evening jumped in
ont of the north bound passenger
ain on the narrow gauge short dis
nee south of Newfane Thursday
ght. The mans head was bandaged
I'D he acted as if he were trying to
,mmit suicide. The train was stop
I'd before he was struck and he was
ken to Newfane where an attempt
as made to have him lodged in Jail
While the town author
les were being consulted the man
capped and made for the woods.
A pair of horses belonging to Lorin
ames of Marlboro took fright at a car
histle Monday morning while in the =,
ar of Scott's grocery store The ami ,
ais came out from between the town
III and Randall's store at a terrific
tie of speed, crossed the street and +
ruck the town pump, breaking one |
ar wheel off the wagon, narrowly '
Used running afoul of the Brooks e
'use bus and then attempted to go 7
tween the American Express COM \
nys delivery wagon and the office. I
this last manoeuvre the express /
agon was emptied of its contents Il
ID the horse attached to it started to r
n but was stopped by Charles Allen. s
r. Eames's team continued up High ii
rect hill near the top of which they n
ere stopped none the worse for their Y
!
Cider apples have been in good de- .
and this fall at 20 cents 100 pounds. r
spite the fact that there is market :.
this crop of fruit, many of the farm i,