Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
HIN SCALE.
Baseball Season Closes With Another
Local Victory,


Local Victory,
The baseball season closed here
| Saturday when the Ludlow, Mass.
/ team was defeated by score OF 10
/ l, In one of the most interesting
games of the season, Sheldon doing his
usual good work In the box, but the
rest OF the home team hardly up 10
standard. This game was TO have
/ been with Nashua league team but
when Van Zant. Nashua man who
pitched for Leominster here Thurs
day, arrived home Mr.. Amidon re-
ceived word that the Nashuas couldn't
come. The team was started, AFTER
contributions We're made By towns
people amounting 10 $3.50 with mostly
local players; then Mr. Amldon took
the management and has been In
creasIng It's efficiency as the season
advanced defraying most OF the large
expenses himself. We have a record
of winning % games out OF 80 played.
defeating several strong league teams
partly from over-confidence on the
visitors part, becoming styled the
bush league" team. An earnest call
Is made to supporters to meet at En-
CINE hall Wednesday evening, Oct. .,
ut o'clock to form permanent base
ball organization. Much may be ac-
ing up the matter now with enthusi-
asm.
James Dowd of Hllsborough
Bridge Is in town.
John Taylor OF Harrisville visited
his brother over Sunday.
George Day and sister Lillian were
at w. NJ. Halls Sunday.
Miss Cora Dennison of Springfield,
Mass, is at Ed Belleville's.
Miss Florence King resumed her du-
ties in the high school Monday.
Lucius Mann jr.. is moving into the
Stratton house in Upper Canada.
William Thayer of Keene was at his
home here on his way TO the fair.
Joshua Britton. a former resident, is
In a sanitarium in Northampton.
Miss Vance of Boston has been Wis
itlng her sister, Mrs. C. X. Raynsford.
The entertainment association an
nounce Quincy Adams Sawyer for
oct. 5.
Mrs. burroughs of Brandon, VT, is
at her daughters, Mrs. Steve Nc
Donald's.
+. 5. Leonard and A. F. Fisher have
been drawn for grand and petit jurors,
respectively.
The Ashuelot paper company are
advertising for laborers on their con-
struction work
A. D. Meacham, whose father has
been sick for some time, has two chill
dren severely sick.
Mrs. A. L. Ide, Mrs. Frank Chap
pell and Miss Alice Hinscom are visit
ing at Mrs l.. A. Thomas's.
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F. W. Robertson and family went last
week to St. Louis to attend the fair.
Anna Monahan of Lynn, Mass, and
Mrs. Chester Ellis of Millers Falls re-
Gently made short visit at Maurice
Purcells.
G. n. Smith is moving his news
store into Fisk block and DR.. w. A.
Basch will occupy the Hunter block as
a local office.
There was an informal watermelon
party by moonlight at Lawyer Tenn
pies the other night without his
Rev. W. F. White and a party of
young men took a cunning trip up
Mine mountain Thursday and saw the
thunder shower from above the
clouds.
w. G.. Booth attended the county
at Keene Wednesday and
was planning a trip from there to
Claremont with his wife when they re-
ceived dispatch stating the critical
illness of Mrs. Booths mother, to
whom Mrs. Booth at once went.
The town was edited with hilarious
music from seven DRINKS who were
carted up the street in two loads dur
ing the quiet of Sunday afternoon.
Two were bailed out and the rest de-
ported to Westmoreland, after giving
an afternoon concert in the lookup. A
patrol wagon should follow our other
to assist the police de-
partment."
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
Mr.. and Mrs. Meacham's on River
street Tuesday afternoon when their
daughter Inez Sarah. was united to
Frank r. Stebbins of West North
field The bridal couple will travel
for two weeks when they will make
their home at West Mortified, They
have the best wishes of a large cir
Gle of friends.