Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26


- by deer 10 cultivated crops.
:, ! Automobiles.-All To be piainl!
" numbered and registered with thu
- secretary OF state and their use re
~ stricted TO certain roads.
= Increased revenue.-Sl00,000 pen an
+, mum TO be raised by increase OF Ia,
:, on railroads, transportation, sleeping
ear and telephone companies
:, The committee suggests that circular
, letters comprising the above be mailed
:, to each member of the organization
; and to each member-elect OF the as
: sembly Of 1904 as soon as practicable,
g also to be furnished to all newspapers
In this state.
Congressman Bourke Cochran of
New York addressed a big rally and
. lagraising AT Montpelier Tuesday
! night, Aug. %.
ST. Adams democrats have nom-
mated Rev. ID. j. O'Sullivan for city
representative and the democrats Of
/ St. Adams town have nominated
George II, Dunsmore. Hon. Alfred A.
Han has been nominated by the city
republicans.
At Worcester, balloting continued
until midnight Saturday night, Aug.
20, at republican caucus to select a
candidate for town representative
The caucus was adjourned with an
understanding that as many as liked
could file nomination papers.
DR.. B. II, Stone has been appointed
director of the state laboratory Of n.y.
giene at Burlington in place of Dr. j.
NJ. WltSe, who was recently retired
] hN tho fut ~ b.a1fh nm
count Of his physical inability to at
tend TO the work Of the office.
The 18th annual meeting OF the .
Vermont Pharmaceutical association /
will be held in Burlington Tuesday /
and Wednesday, oct II and IL. Mem (
bers of the association from all parts
of the state win be in attendance. In
addition to the business session.
which win be Of interest to all Of the
members. there wiz be social events.
for both ladies and gentlemen. I.
Orleans county republicans are pre-
pairing for a repetition of the success
full Walden political picnic at Will
loughby lake, Tuesday. Aug. 80. Ac- I
commodations will be made for a
large attendance. as the harvest s .
over and the farmers will attend from !
all parts of the county. Hon c. J. O
Bell and Hon. Charles H. Stearns viii h
both be among the speakers as well q
as Senator VIM. p. Dillingham;. II Is I
also hoped that Senator Proctor and n
Foster and Haskins will il
all be present and speak,
Montpelier democrats nominated "
Or. f. NJ. Mcclure for city repre- al
at their caucus Saturday
'vening. Aug. 90. The labor party II
1cGuire's candidacy In both eau y
uses emphasis was given to the fac: u
hat Geo. O. Stratton, who was Friday ~
light nominated by the republicans ~
or city representative, would, Il m
lected vote for the recollection 10 the
'nted States senate Of Redheld Proc
" and that the candidate endorsed -
Y the democrats and the labor party III
'ould not so vote. Gu
At the meeting at Burlington last ~ ~
eek of the Vermont Library assoc Ia,
alton, committee was appointed III,
investigate the organization OF dis ~. ~,
let Libraries. Short talks We're given ~
7 Miss Mary P. Farr, who has had na'
large OF cataloguing the Carnegie
lrary, Or. James H. Garfield. libra
an Of Columbia university Dr. j. ~,
iward Wright trustee of the Kel- tba
gg Hubbard library Of Montpelier, n,a
ID Herbert f, Straw, trustee Of the s 'r,'
leley Memorial library of Stowe a.,
ISIS Edith +. Clark librarian of the me-
NV el'''F VI vermont Ieau paper chr
sev
Great preparations are being made oXy
Labor day which is to be OBJ on
we'd by the Morrsville branch Of rec
2 Granite Cutters union at that hHe
ICE Sent. !. II is expected that he ace,
cen 500 and 400 stone cutters from
rdwick and Woodbury. will be pres
TO take part in the sports 4 grand has
'ade will start at the railroad sta Tor
n promptly at $50 in the morning IN
make a circuit of the principal feso
eets ending on the fair grounds. A men
ture Of the day will be q hall game hou
ween Hardwick stone cutters and. tota
rrisville, for a purse of $500. Two 10 !
Sc races n ,. 20 and a "a cIase that
also be attractions. the
skill
won
.. F. Pierce. alias Frank II. Wilson. tbei,
been arrested at Cambridge, strik
So anu afTalSneu on the charge OF I men
lg the mail service to further
eme to defraud. He pleaded not Ge
ty and was held in $500 for his re- was
earance before the commissioner the
: 20 PIERCE, VINO IS about 80 the
RS old and unmarried, is said to cam,
e peen Tor several months victim week
g people in Maine, New Hamp- for
e ana vermont Out OF hundreds OF prime
ars' MS scneile was TO offer COW
1 prices Tor maple syrup maple lutiol
ar and rock candy, have 1t shipped ton
credit and never pay for it. Letters long
sent out TO people in the maple rattle
ar districts soliciting their trade and
IN order 10 convince them of his Sons
ity to pay higher prices than the meet
market quotes. the writer would Chica
am tIldt ne neld the exclusive dent
e of Harvard college students and
lthy people in the Back. Bay dis Al
and in Cambridge, who can af- rvs
10 pay fancy prices for what lr,ov,
buy. The postoffice inspector Of RI
has been investigating the mat Win
finds that senders of goods never cbarg
wed any money for them. cienti
). or to
DISASTROUS Fire at Hinesbureh. has b
NJ. Hulfs property in which were people
ed his store of general merchan- big r
c. B. Lucia's barber shop and liv- pehef
'ooms. j. II. Aliens harness shop. d. va
the apartments of DIR. McKibbon sums
her with Oscar Meads barn, were in str
ed TO the ground at Hinesburgh, the OF
~ Aug. 10, a conservative esti- tanned
placing the loss at $4,000. The the in
'rty destroyed consisted of two icy We
buildings. Hinesburgb hos No destru
apartment and the efforts of the LIS ioss VI
I brigade were of little use ana :
st the flames. portion of the nernAt,
MS or the buildings were saved.
oss Is about $1,000 on the build
and Ri 0nO