Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-29


Mrs. II. X. Whitaker.
Fred c, Adams Is planning to
build a house on his lot at the corner
OF North and Tyler streets and VIII
occupy Il as a residence.
The loss on A. Z. Thurber's house
and barn. resulting from the hre
which Quilted L. f. Adams's residence
has been adjusted al $500.
Judge Hoyt II. Wheeler bought
the Henry G. Field place on Western
avenue yesterday afternoon for si,250,
The property was sold at auction by
F. w. Mcclure. There were few bid
ders.
Enough money was raised last
week TO pay the fine Of E. E. Wander
pool, who was sent to the house OF
three weeks ago and he
returned to Brattleboro Friday after
noon.
The Woman's auxiliary Of the
Y. NJ c. A. will sell home made cake
AT the association rooms tomorrow al
ternoon. The ladies endeayor 10 have
good variety and deserve liberal
patronage.
Clarke c. Fits went to Litt.eton,
y. H. today to act as counsel for sew
eral bond holders in a hearing before
the United States court on the reor-
ganization of the White Mountain pa
per company.
The Estey Organ company has
shipped a large pipe organ 10 Altoona,
pa this week 10 be erected in one OF
the churches there. The organ was
shipped in sections and occupied one
whole freight car.
John L. Roess has bought out the
interest of his brother, Herbert Z.
Roess, in the firm of Leonard q
Roess. cigar manufacturers, ana IS
now the sole proprietor. Mr.. Roess
will continue the business under the
same name.
There will be another moonlight
excursion" to West Brattleboro Tues
day evening. Special cars will leave
Main street between and 5 o'clock
and the First Regiment band will give
a special musical program on the
balcony of the Melrose hotel
The funeral OF Frances J. Lee
took place sunday at 1880 O'Clock
from the Roman Catholic church Rev
Father Cunningham urficiating at the
high requiem mass The bearers were
Charles DunIeavy Henry Ryan. John
McGraw and Thomas smith. Burial
was in the Catholic cemetery.
The following pensions have been
granted recently through Hunts ag-
aDcy: Originals. Martin l. Bruce ana
Henry GuelIow. Brattieboro. John L
Townshend; Increases,
George T.. Green. Hinsdale, a. p. Ram
uev Westminster, Horace Roberts,
PnTney. George P. Field. Dummerston,
Henry Miller, Brattleboro.
w. E. Hubbard and T. B. Putnam
narrowly escaped serious injury Sat
urlay evening while riding down the
min on the Chesterfield road near the
suspension bridge. They were occu-
uyfng the rear seat In g. r Crosby ;
surrey and ia going over a water bar
the seat was dislodged, throwing Hub
bard and Putnam backwards into the
road. Luckily neither was hurt
At a special meeting of the pru-
DENTAL committee OF district No. ,
last saturday evening Rev. E. Q. ;,
Dsgood was chosen chairman for the
ensuing year with J. l.. Martin as sec
rotary. The chairman and Principal
whitaker were appointed a commit
tee to nominate science teacher 10
tlI the vacancy in the high school
caused by the resignation OF MISS
Byron.
A golf team Of eight from the
Wantastiquet golf club viii go 70
Springfield. Mass. tomorrow for
match with the second team Of the
country club Of that city The focal
team will be made up Of John Tasker
c. F. Bingham. Fred Harris, Harold
whitney, Crosby Adams, Chalmers
Holhfoqk Hayes Bigelow and w T.
Hubbard. The tennis and golf teams
af the local club viii go 10 keene' \.
H.. wednesday.
The following program has been
arranged for the open air religious
meetings sunday: At Esteyville park
: .. m. there win be an address by
]. z. Webster of Richmond college
Richmond. Va. on the common n
Gas O'Clock Or c. g. Wheeler VIII
preside and Rev. H r. Miles win de-
ffvar The address. Music will be fur
nished by members Of the band, the
male quartet and cho-
rus.
Julius O. Frost Of Vernon has
brought sult this Wees against the
Central Vermont railway company
t4r S2.6HG On account OF q fire which
DESTROYED ri tobacco barn on Mt
rrast's place April Of this year. The
81 luytU alleges thai the fre was
caused by q locomotive W Tire de-
PENDANT couYauy. which vas moi
7!orerly equ.Qped w.tA appliances 70
prevent such accidents. Waterman
& Martin are counsa! for Mr.. Frost
The school board Of the city Of
Bath. Me. has recently elected Fred
arick y. Freeman Of 81. Adams 10
succeed Edward II. GcLachlin as SUI
parintendert If public schools. MT.
AYcI.qehlin. who was formerly princi-
pa} OF the Brattieboro high school,
failed of reelection at recent meet
ING of the Bath school board. and al
though determined effort was made
Nv MS friends to have him re-instai-
81 TO his former position IL was WITH
out avail
George Henderson Of Nelson, y.
n u miles north Of keene. was ar
rested last Thursday by Mrs Jennie
r Powers on three separate warrants
CHARGING him with cruelty negsectlng
ana abusing his live stock. one Of his
horses was found lying in swamp,
yrnsniug. too weak 70 rise and cover
81 with raw spots. Henderson plead
guilty at a special session OF the po-
lice court and was fined including
costs. ss5. The horse which was
pitiful rack Of bones. was taken 70
farm to recuperate.
The lecturer Of Protective grange
presented the following program
Wednesday evening Piano solo, Mrs
Florence Wall question. VINO Gets
the Greater Benefit from the Grange.
the Entertainers or the Entertained
speakers. Mrs. NJ A Fisher. II. w.
: argent. and Mrs. Brown OF Evening
star grange: recitation, Miss Aoble
Bennett Of Evening star grange pi-
anO solo. Miss ElOins Franklin 4
very interesting talk on Phases q
Southern Life was given by Z. W.
Gibson. and the evening was brought
10 close by a piano solo by Mrs.
Wall