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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

u HyomeI Does Not Cure sos I
catasrh, Says Geo. Z. Greens.

I
In advertising that be will rs,a'
the money to anyone PURCHASERS a D.
omei outfit who can say that Il ~
done them no good In the tres,meni z
catarrh, Geo. +. Greene means exarss
what this guarantee says.
OF course the percentage Of cures b
Hyomei Is nearly one hundred or 60
he could not afford to make this auns
ual Offer But II the treatment shssli
not be adapted to your css~ there oil
be no questions or auibblings when y
go to get your money.
That the beginning Of cstarrs .
due to the presence Of germs In %
air passages Is now admitted hy eser,
physician. IL stands to reason tha
catarrh cannot be cured unless stss
germs are first destroyed. The Hyg
mel treatment kills the cstarrh gefm
even in the minutest cir cells, soofAe
and heals the Initiated mucous nssm
brane and makes complete and Iastin
cures in cases that have rr~jstsS N
usual methods Of treatment.
Catarrh cannot he cured by med
cines administered through the sfem
ach. Hyomei Is the only natural meth
cd and II has made cures that sees
An outfit costs but Oh o
and consists OF an inhaler which viii
last lifetime and sufficient Hyoms
for more than q months tresss..<-s
Additional bottles Of Hyome. can b
procured for SOC.
Geo. +. Greene gives his perssua
guarantee with every Hyomei outfit b
sells to refund the money IL il does no
cure. There is no risk whatever q
he purchaser OF Hyomei.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
]. Alden Bass.

Joel Alden Bass, SO, who was well
known as an actor, died in Milwau-
kee, Wis, last Friday, after long ILL.,
ness. The body was brought to Will
Jamestown, VT, Mr.. Basis former
home, for burial. Mr.. Bass was en-
ployed at the Brattleboro Retreat for
several months previous to his entering
a theatrical career, and while in this
town became known for his dramatic
ability in amateur theatricals. He APP
peared in the Auditorium in April,
1901, as Noah Vale in Sol Smith Rus
sells success, "A Poor Relation" and
was here again in October of the same
year in Archie Boyd's Vermont, al
though the latter play was not sue
cess. Last year Mr.. Bass was interest.
ed in theatrical venture with II. o.
Coolidge of this town. As an actor he
was most successful in the portrayal
OF eccentric characters and his NOAH
Vale" was considered the equal of any.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
QUAKER RANGE CONTEST.
Good for Two Votes.
Please cast two votes for
ANNUAL BANQUET OF CLASS NO. I
About 100 Members and Guests Partook Of
the Rspast-Intsrssting Post Prandial Ex-

ercises.
The annual banquet Of Glass No. I
Of the Baptist Sunday school was held
Tuesday evening In the church parlors,
about 100 members and invited guests
being In attendance. The occasion was
marked by spirit Of good fellowship,
which has characterized the former
gatherings Of this class, and the even
ing was exceedingly enjoyable to all
whom were present. After an excel
lent repast served by the women OF the
church the exercises began with brief
greeting by Harry Z. Gale Of White
River Junction, president of the class.
This was followed by messages from
the Bible school by Miss Mary E. Hor-
ton, assistant superintendent, from the
Christian Endeavor society by Miss
Izetta Stewart, president, and from the
Y. M. G. A. by General Secretary
George C. Wilson.
r. H. Miller then rendered three Sc
lections, Absence" by Little, RIOS
airy" by Nevir, and the Creole Low
er's Song" by Dudley Buck. The first
toast of the evening was given by Ed
win M. Tucker whose subject was "the
ladies. y Arthur L. Maynard, captain
OF the blues, then told OF their victory
in the membership contest. and Emory
Eddy, captain of the reds, related why
his side failed to win. George L.
Shuts, teacher of young men 5 class
in the Methodist church, made few
remarks in the way of felicitation, and
Rev. G. B. Lawson spoke briefly on
the young mans aim. " Rev. f. f.
Marble. Phi. D., of Cambridge, Mass.
who was guest of honor at the ban
quet, took for his subject "the oppor-
Of young man of today"
the sentiment that while |
riches and worldly possessions cannot
be the lot of everyone there is chance
Tor every young man to make the most |
IF himself. The closing address was
made by L. W. Hawley, teacher of the
class, and took the form of an exhorta-
lion to the members to do everything
possible to make the most of them
'elves.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Miss Fannie Stellman, the nurse, il
tsut after an Illness Of several days.
Mrs Oscar Convey cut of the end Of
her fingers In q potato slicer Wednes-
aay morning.
Leonard Taylor injured his foot last
week and Was unable TO work for sew
ersl days. He Is all right now how
ever.
The Baptist Sunday school had its
alsBual sleigh ride the first Of the week,
sliouf "a members attending. On their
return supper was served in the chapel
TO about 1l
The annual meeting aud roll call Of
Ms. &. A. Van Doorn's Sunday school
Glass will be held Wednesday after
NOM. Husbands and families are in
vited 10 supper at Q O'Clock.
The mafron Of the kurn Hattin home
at Westminster with several OF the
boys from the school gave an entertain
inert At the Congregational parsonage
Tue day afternoon. The matron spoke
in taie Interests Of the work OF the home
and refreshments were served.
On sri@s Edison Taft, son OF John Taft
" ~ 't@t&<tAt~ta8t ana &Atr@ A<fuE
ME tark were married Tuesday even
ing at the home OF the brides parents
abovs West Brzttleboro, Rev. L. NJ.
Kenet ton performing the ceremony.
Mr.. q. Mrs. Taft will begin house
keepilw In the house which they re-
Gently bought In West Dummerston..
The West Brsttleboro Baptist la
dies aid society will hold sale OF
useful articles and an entertsinment in
d. 7. X'erry's ball Thursday evening.
Free cgnseyanee will be furnished TO
and from the hall 10 electric car line
Tor those who may be without teams.
Special arrangements have been made
10 hold q car till II o'clock. The
Grange Dramatic club will be in at
'endanc. and an extra good time is as
sured.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Universt,list church. Morning wor.
ship ut HID O'Clock. with preaching
by the pastor. Sunda, school at IL AS
o. m. Ssuior Union at p m. All
are welcoaue.
Unitari1n church. Rev. ". Q. s. Os-
god. pastsf. Service every Sunday Mt
10 %. Sunday school at las. Theme
for next Stndsy. Speaking with the
UNDERSTANDINGS" Tho Claiming Guild
viii meet a. she parsonage at Io'clock.
AL are welaaSe.
Christian strA,uee services In Market
block Sunda, a. 10 as .. m. Subject,
NAB" SUNDAY school Of II m. Tes-
timonial meeting "Wednesday IL 7 30 y.
m. Reading roim open Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday from TO 5 p. m.
All are welcoma
First Baptist church, George b. Law
son, minister. Morning worship 10 20.
Subject of sermon. THE Significance
Of the Lords Supp~r" Bible school
IL m. Christian Eniessor az &. Even
ing service at l. Sahiect, THE Third
Temptation of Jesus" Communion AZ
close Of morning service.
At the Advertise Christian church
Prayer meeting s0:5 a. I'M. Sunday
school at noon. PreaehinJ by Elder
W. o. Williams at 2 10 and I D. m.
The VT Adventist Christian confer
-nce state evangelist. Elder J. T. Nc
Lucas, will be Attn us and commence
revival services to continue ~ long as
the interest may iemsnd, every even
ing except Mondays aud Saturdays.
Loyal Workers meeting ct & All are
cordially invited.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
GRANGE NEWS.

Protective grange will give dance
Wednesday evening.
The grange sewing society will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at grange
hall.
A large delegation from Protective
grange attended the Pomona grange at
Guilford yesterday.
The grange dramatic club will give
q play in Putney Saturday evening,
March 2. The play will be followed
by = laughable farce. The same en-
tertainment will be given in grange
hall few days later.
Protective grange instructed class
Of eight in the third and fourth de-
grees Wednesday evening. Seventy
visiting members were present from
Newfane. Dummerston, Chesterfield,
Guilford, Vernon and Athol. After
the harvest supper there were remarks
by the visitors followed by dancing
until - o'clock, with music by Du-
gan and Swift and 'Uncle Lewis" as
prompter.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Nelson 7. Jolivette. -, died n
day morning at the town farm al,.,
illness Of several months. A. 4.
suit Of an accident he was ohsi,s|
have one leg amputated abou, I.
ago and he never fully rec0sersa \,
the operation. He was a na;is
Wilmington but had lived in Z
town for several years, beiug md
ed as \ carpenter. He is survived
two brothers and two sisters n
neral was held "Wednesday asssrus,
3 O'Clock from Bonds underfan
rooms and the body was plac~d 3
vault at Meeting House Hin csnsss
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
THEY THOUGHT HE WAS i'm JErrR1Es.
Fred 9. Greasy Taken for the Champion Pugil-
ist at Columbus, Oils Triumphal Entry
into the CITY,

into the City.
Fred G. Greasy, who is travelling in
the interests of the Hooker, Corser e.
Mitchell company, made triumphal
entry into the city of Columbus, O., re-
Gently, although he was unaware of the
reason of the celebration until it was
all over but the shouting. As his train
entered the station he noticed an i'm
mense crowd of men standing on the
platform, and he was somewhat sur
prised to hear mighty shout 60 up as
he arose from his seat His astonish-
ment grew when he reached the plat
form and saw the multitude apparently
yelling in his honor, and he was still
more astonished when several men
grabbed his dress suit case and others
hurried him toward a hack which
seemed to be waiting especially for
him. In spite of protestations and in
quiries as to the cause of the turmoil
he was driven to the best hotel in the
city amidst the cheering of the crowd
which followed. The crowd followed
him into the hotel office and demanded
a speech. Mr.. Cressy refused and
hurried to the elevator. As he was
ascending he heard "three cheers for
Jim Jeffries'' given with gusto, and
then he realized that he had been mis-
taken for the champion pugilist. Cres-
y informed the crowd of their error
md the admirers of the champion hur-
lied back to the station to meet their
hero who arrived on a later train.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
Basket Ball Notes,

The Catholic Union team defeated
the Guilford street five at West Brat
tleboro Saturday evening by score of
ls-14. The game was exciting through
out but rough playing marred the good
work somewhat.
The Guilford street team played an
exciting game with Leland & Gray at
Townshend Monday evening, the for
mer winning by a score of lilo. The
Guilford street team was made up of
X Coane, G. Coane, O'Leary, Briggs
and Langille.
The Y. NJ. G. A. did not play at st.
Johnsbury Wednesday evening as the
game was cancelled by the Company
D., team. This was to have been the
first in the series to decide the cham
pionship OF Vermont. 1t may be that
the first game will now take place here.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Jane Ellen Bemis, "A. widsr
lard II. Pettis, died Saturday "a
at the South Main street bon.
daughter, Mrs. r. r. Hose ~
illness OF five days with b,.s
She was a native Of this tom, \.
the daughter Of Joseph as3 ~
Gleason Bemis, and bad ns.,
greater part Of her life here. e.
a number of years with her dau.,'
She Is also survived by one ~ n
Pettis Of Boston. The fub,,r ,
held Tuesday afternoon at 1 s1
from the house, Rev. l. " K
of West Brattlehoro ofEieiatirr y
absence OF Rev. III. r. Nils
burial was 10 the family 10, /. 4
pect Hill cemetery.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
Edwin A. Sweet.

Edwin A. Sweet, 60, former resi-.
dent OF Brattleboro, died suddenly
Saturday at his home in Meridep. CT
he had been in failing health for 4
number of years but the end was has
tened by a stroke of apoplexy. Mr..
sweet was formerly an employe of the
Estey Organ Co, but went to Meriden.
S = nj - years ago to work in the Wilcox
"1lte 20. He leaves a widow and
one daughter, Mrs. r. W. Babbitt of
Merloen, also two grandchildren. Mr..
Sweet was member Of Wantastiouet
iooge' l. y. Q. F., and had a large
clrcie OF friends during his residence
u, - TINS town. His widow is sister of
Z. r. Howe, who formerly lived here.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Daniel W. Spsuiding. a.. died Y
day evening at the BrsttleboFo Rsial
where be was taken las, week
was q native OF Sullivan, " H.. a
had lived for - wears In BeIlaxsgsl
being employed IL years in tie v
mont Farm Machine company. lie
survived by q wife. dangh,sf. :.
mother and two sisters. The fuuaa
was held in Bellows Falls yesferisI
Among. those who attended VAS N
Charles Lockwood Of this town. a
was a relative OF Mr.. Spaulding
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

M. Lawton, Brooklyn, N. X; H. z.
Sparks, South Newfape; John q.
Stratton, New York city; G. A. Halia-
day, Bellows Falls; G. E. Cutter,
Springfield, VT; Il. W. Severance
Leyden, Mass. |. X. Felch, Nat,ck'
Mass. ~. A. Clark, G.. P. Miller,
George O. franklin, Guilford; W.. r
Eames, Newfane; H. H. Spaulding, +.
o. Day, Chesterfield, N. H.. F. =.
Caldwell, East Mortified, Mass. J..
W. Chaplin, L. Dwight Slate, Bernard
ston, Mass. R. B. Robinson, 2. 3.
Stewart, West Leyden. Mass. Frank
N. Pickett, Greenfield, Mass.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
How THE VOTING CONTEST
FOE THE REF0RNER's QUAKER RANGE
PRIZES Is COMING ON.

West Dover Contestant Still Carries tho Ban
nor Brattlsboro Woman Also Makes Good
Record Figures Showing How the Votes
Stand to DatsA BIT Of Advice.
The Reformer's Great Quaker Range
Voting Contest is going briskly and
successfully on and several Of the con-
tesrants have been doing very satisfac-
tory work indeed; thereby stepping
appreciably nearer TO the handsome
prizes which are the goal Of their am
billions. These ranges, which are
shown at the store OF Emerson & Son,
have been receiving much attention
and admiration since the announce
ment OF the Reformer's great offer.
The general verdict is that they are
"all right" and that they are prizes
worth working for. Mrs. Mann Of
West Dover still stands first among
the contestants. She evidently un-
derstands the magic that lies in new
subscriptions and she has been apply
ing it with wonderful effect. Others
should give heed to her ways II they
want to win. 1t is easy, in the Re-
formers large field, with its unequal
led reputation as clean, progressive
to get new subscriptions,
renewals and advertising which will
pile your votes up fast. II you do not
succeed under ali these favorable con-
ditions, with this most generous offer,
1T will be because you have not shown
the zeal due go worthy cause. Try
a little hustling next week and see If
you can't make big change in the
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
Catholic Union 27-High School ~.

The basket ball game Friday even
ing between the Catholic Union and
High school teams was one of the most
interesting contests which have been
played in the league, the former win
ming by their superior ability to shoot
baskets. The schoolboys were much
better than their opponents in passing,
and showed great improvement since
their first appearance. The first half end
ed with the score 1910 in favor Of the
Union. In the second. half the High
school made y points to the Unions
10. Frost played strong game for the
school team while Scott and Sanders
who made their first appearance in
regular game, did we'll also. Clune had
the best eye for goals. The summary:
Catholic Union High school
tiunt L. L. g., MACK
BunieNy, ]. i......... g., saunders
buineen, c.--..s.-. c., Frost
~ ifaIy, E.ss-..t-....--s..- IT. L., Seoul
ftxgeraid, y. g........... IL r., CrOwel
Score. Catholic Union "a, High school @; goals
from door, Clune 4. Dunlevy 8, QLeary 8. Fitz-
gerald 2. Guiheen, Scott 4, Sanders 8, Mack q
Frost. goals from fouls, Guiheen, Scott, Saund-
ers; referee, Saunders; umpire, Ferriter and
Daniels time, 20 minute periods.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
Y. M. c. A. TEAM DOWNED
TRICK DOME BY THE HoLYoKE HIGH
SCHOOL TEAM.

Final Score Sl.2l In Favor Of tho xassachu
sets Five : Champions Of Vermont Out
Chased Local Girls Team Play Tic Game
With Bellows Falls-0thsr Local Games.
The Brattleboro Y. M. @. A. was
up against the "real thing Wednes-
day evening in the Holyoke High
school basket ball team-an aggrega-
ton which won the .interscholastic
championship at the Sportsman . Show
last wear and the national interscholas
tic championship at the Pan American
exposition. The Massachusetts, boys
put up the fastest article in the basket
ball line which has ever been seen here
and played the home team completely
to standstill; they didn't do any
rough playing, in fact they hadn't any
time for ouch tactics. but they cut
large circles around their opponents
and gave a remarkable exhibition Of
goal shooting. At the start Brattleboro
played strongly and soon the score stood
| 10 in its favor but the schoolboys took
brace at this point and when the half
ended the score was 14-l2 in their
favor.
In the second half the Holyoke team
Outclassed Brattl0bOrO and sew ral
times had the local players completely
at sea. Howe, Ferriter and Tufts were
no match for their opponents, and
March had his hands full with his man.
Stafford was the only local player who
seemed to get the better of the argu-
ment and even he was guessing at
times. The game was attended by the
largest crowd of the season, and the
visitors brilliant work was heartily
applauded. McCorkendale's work at
center was the fastest ever seen on
local hocr. The contest demonstrated
that small men can play the game just
as we'll as big fellows provided they
have the training The summary:
Brattleboro HolyOke
ferriter, T.. .........,........... g., Hardman
March. r. ....................r. &, whitney
Howe, c......... ....... .....c McCOrkendaie
Tufts. ]; r. snow
STAFFORD, r. l., whey
Score, H0lyoke 81, BrattleborO 81 baskets
from floor, Hardman.6 McCorkendale Q, Snow 5,
Ferriter 2, March 2, Stafford 2. Tufts O. Howe;
baskets on free tries March 2, Ferriter, McC0r- |
kendale; referee Sanders; timer, Dunlevy; time,
20 minute halves.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

The contract ior the Catholic I'm.
ion Minstrel costumes will be awarded
next week.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
BRATTLEBORo BAKERY
Fresh Bread and Rolls
Twice a Dav

we Also carry full line Of cakee, psee
Cookies, Cream pufSo. Gclalru
Iaoystn&ess, macaroons, Gsc.
OUR POTATO CHIPS ARE ALWAYS FREsI
The celebrated Narragansets Ray ovns>r,
tor sale At our store and carried IN our tsfcs-
peciai attention for their suppers-
6ollENDeR 4 veAW. |
A few egg crates and lard barrels for sale.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
THE MEDBL2ER.
"U the coat Its put Il on"

Spring Is really not far distapt II the
usual signs can be read Alright A robin
- reported 10 have been seem day be-
fore yesterday and bluebirdy are said
20 have appeared in adjointhg towns.
A consignment Of Congressman Has
kinr' xeedx IL all that il lacking to con-
vince the Meddler that the gentle
spring time Is actually at hand.
a. basket ball games between teams
~ young women are to become Q fix
tsrs IN iocsl sporting life the Meddler
~eaii Suggest 10 the participants a
airhsiy did~rsnt style Of couture.
fhfes inch pnsnpadours and dainty
sAite ribhons sre hardly In keeping
xtHh soc <fsenxo<s life which the game
s~r~~<ltsf~>. snd u diverts the atten-
a4am "A the ol0ciai~ continually to be
st'lix~2 n piek up side combs, hair
ple~ cod the like Sacrifice little
ssylM r'ffs. snd Do your hair in the
$50 Cd fs~hloned wsy-pulled down
sawmf sswnna vous ears and tied with a
slss-~sFies fsa'il find IL will not
l.ekmss hsif ~ much.
s'x&pan@ ~ sh~ narrow gauge railroad
a*Es e3fpss 90 pat up with most ev-
axyti(ns IN the say Of Inconvenience.
Fbef are In truth long suffering band,
xNe&inx nss shat sort Of fate awaits
Se~su ffwma enc day 10 another. Today
q mas - AZ accident, tomorrow sim
a. anlxg both are very probable.
tss sighted people. when starting on a
sfib @ser fhis road. not only take out
snssS TAT seusaens policies but also pol
uses ssein<t death from old age. There
are snFmr thinrs. however. TO which the
nssrse gsaxe passengers have been
sst iassed. which can be stopped by
tswsisncr % the part Of the local po-
iies. fbe Neddier refers TO the annoy
amre which come from certain befud-
dad individuals who can be seen at
ts.s loe.l station nearly every night just
previous 10 the leaving Of the narrow
rsaE~ passenger. Their antics before
boarding. the train are disgusting and
their eaadifion afterward is offensive.
A few hours In the lookup would have
q wondsrful effect on these individuals
Is veil A. 90 the remaining passengers.
The Meddler
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

DISTRICT NO. l.
Mrs. W. A. Bslden, Brsttleboro .......... lll6
Mrs. A. Trendell, Brattleboro. ........... BITS
DIS TRlcT NO. 3.
Vernon Union Church Society ............. 1852
Mrs. Emma 3. Bigslow, NorthAeld. ...... 200
Mrs. 3. Q. Haynes, Guilford. .............. 800
Mrs E. Alexander, Northfeld. ............ 1859
Mrs.. A. n. Stratton. Bernardston ........ 100
DISTRICT. NO. 8.
Mrs. D. D. Dutton, Newfane. ...,.......... 1900
Mrs. 9. E. Mann, West Dover. ............ 1922
Mrs. 4. 3. Putnam, Wardsboro.. ......... 400
DISTRICT NO. 8.
Mrs. 9. w. Chamberlain, Chesterfield... 400
Mrs. J. g. Holt, Londonderry .............. 900
Miss Helen B. Adams, No. walpole. ...... 200
Mrs. r. 0. Downs; West Dummerston. -. 100
Each New Yearly Subscription
entities you to 200 votes.
Each Renewal Subscription
entities you to ~. 100 votes.
Each Dollar paid NJ for Advertising
entities you to so votes.
Each Coupon cut from The Rsfor mer
entities you to 2 votes
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27

Br.ttlsboro Girl. 2-Bellow. Fall. Girl. ..

The game between the Brattleboro and
Bellows Falls girls teams, which was
played Wednesday evening, resulted in
a tie, each side scoring one basket in
the last half. No great amount OF team
work was done on either side but the
game seemed to please the crowd and
the work of the young women was loud
~ applauded. Miss McKenney played
the best game for Brattleboro while
Miss A. Busbee carried off the honors
for the visitors. The summary:
Brattleboro Bellows Falls
Miss Randall If .......l. e., Miss Busbee
Miss Whitney, r. f.. ...........r. e., Miss Cray
Miss Lighthail, c.. ...........c., Miss A. Rusbee
Miss Martin, T. g...........r. f., Miss HeDnessey
Score, Brattleboro 2, Bellows Falls q baskets
from floor, Miss Randall Miss Hennessey; ref
cree, Sanders; timer, Dunleyy.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
JAPANS ARE ON THE DOWN GRADE TO STMu
The SALES CONTINUE TO DWINDlE. /
SAL ADA

Cey|ons and India Natural GREEN. BY its purity, b
strength and delicious flavor is in popular favor So
sealed lead packets same the famous "SALADA" Bl.
soc 6oc and zoe per lb
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-02-27
Printers ls-wheel Club Q.

Friday evenings game between the
Printers and the Wheel club was not
as interesting as some of the contests
have been on account Of the close COW
ering which was kept up. At times the
playing was bit rough but not inteD-
tionally SO to any extent. The two
teams were pretty closely punched I'M
til the latter part of the last half when
the Printers spurted and Gagged the
ball several times in succession. Cooley
played the best game for the clubmen
while Wood showed up strongly on the
other side. The summary:
Printers Wheel Club
Crosier, ..r. g., Tasker
=. Cundin. r. II. e., ID. Stolte
l.. Cundiff C.. Cooley
oo.ts u. l.s AheH
Brooks, r. &. f., c. Stolte
Score, Printers Is, Wheel club 9; goals from
floor, Wood 3, y. Cundif 9, l.. Cundiff I, Brooks,
Crosier. G. Stolte d. Stolte. Allen Cooley; goals
n ON fouls, Cooley; referee, Saunders umpires,
Ferriter and Daniels; time, 20 minute halves.