Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-07
LOCAL. NOTES AND GOSSIP.
The Jubilee.

eral Payne.
No meeting of the state board OF
pharmacy was held in Brattleboro on
Wednesday. there being no applicants
for examination
William McCrellis had two fin
gers of his left hand badly lacerated
Monday while ut work on planer
Mt the s. A. Smith factory.
The annual meeting of the Audu-
bon society will be held Tuesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Il. d. Whitney on Green street.
A. V. Mays agency has sold for
Mrs. Chloe |. Stafford her restaurant
on Elliot street to Mrs. NJ. j. Good
rich, who will take possession Mon
day.
All who wish private lessons in
dancing, or to join afternoon or even
ing class, call for Mr. Sargent, master
of dancing and department. Grange
hall, Wednesdays, to $3.50,
-Brattleboro lodge, +. & A. NJ,
conferred the third degree on three
candidates Wednesday evening. Il. IL.
Miller sang several solos and after the
regular work refreshments were serv-
ed by l.. E. Hail.
The annual meeting of the Freme
circle will be held at Mrs. ]. NJ. Tyler's
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Inc
business will consist of the treasurer
report, election of officers and disposal
of funds on hand A full attendance is
desired.
The uuartette at the Universallst
church next Sunday will be as follows
Walter Stearns, tenor; Mrs. Katherine
O'Connor Weeks, soprano; Miss FLOR
ence Stiggins, alto, and Arthur Bra
sor. bass. Mrs. C. NJ. Brazer VIII be
organist.
Peter Oaks, the barber, who has
been employed at As Main street, mas
established new barber shop on flat
street in, the building owned by Il. II
Thomas on the left hand side of the
street, and is there prepared to serve
all his old customers and others
The first meeting of the Brattle-
boro Woman's club after the summer
season will be held at the Hemlocks
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. The
subject under consideration will be
Household Sanitation and Manage
ment in Sickness. A discussion will
follow.
On account of an accident to the
boiler i'm the street railway company
power station in Centerville there was
no electric car connecting between
Brattleboro and West Brattleporo
Monday afternoon. The damage was
not serious. however, and repairs
were made in a few hours.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Vermont wheel club was nelu
Tuesday evening when one fesigha-
ton was accepted and two new menu
bers taken in. 1t was decided TO nave
special wire in the club rooms cleo
| tion night so that members may re-
ceiye the returns as soon as they are
received in town.
q Mr. Miller won the Wantastiquet
cun for the second time wednesday
by defeating Harry Bingham five up
and three to play in the final round
of the annual fall tournament at the
local golf links. Miller played an eX-
tremely good game securing a 20 on
one round. Miller won the cup last
wear and C. +. Bingham won 1t III
1901 and 1902.
A full length portrait of eX-Gov-
ernor Levi X. Fuller has been placed
| in the executive chamber of the state
house at Montpelier as gift from
Mrs. Fuller. The picture shows the
governor seated at a table lingering
the leaves of an open book with ms
left hand. 1t is the work or the late
Robert Gordon Hardie and considered
extremely good.
THE funeral of Mrs. Daniel T.
Cobb was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock from her late home at the
corner of Pearl and Central streets
Rev. George B. Lawson officlatins' "A
large number of people were in at
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tiful flowers. E. H. Miller sang Lead,
Kindly Light, Abide With Me ana
Nearer My God to Thee Relatives
we're present from Putney Nortn
Adams and Greenfield, Mass, Burial
was in the family lot in Prospect Hlii
cemetery. the bearers being j.. a.
Amidon, C. F. Reed G. r, Lundberg,
A. B. stone, S. M. Yeaw and W. L.
Haigh.
-Keene council, Knights of Column
bus made arrangements last week
for the presentation in this city our
mo the first part of November, of a
Grand minstrel show with local talent;
r. viii he given under the direction OF
the Fenton Amusement company OF
New York city which will furnish
elaborate costumes. Between gu ana
90 people will take part in the per
Torrance. which will be given WIN
cornngete scenic and electrical effects.
one of the features VIII be a Melru
snectacular finale, The Phantoiii
Guards Another will be the street
Yageant of the minstrel men at noon'
l-Keene Sentinel.
AN hunters who intend TO go IN
nurs,,it of deer during the open sea-
SON which consists of the last ~ days :
|
the ruling of Judge Tyler in the case
of state VS.. f. f. st. John at the
Swing term of Rutland county court
I,,dge TYLER ruled that bucks, to be
Iegai quarry. must have visible horhs,
NOT merely such as can be dlscovereu
Nv, q hunch after the animal is killed
Al, wardens will govern themselves py
th;s decision. and will take pains to
notify hunters that if they snoot ueel
where the horns are not visible ,les
viii be prosecuted according 10 Jaw
instructions to this effect nave peer
mailed to all wardens In the s'a.e Ss
state Commissioner Ihonlas III an ,,d
ct to save both the young deer ana
.na,,ble for would-be violators OF tht
law.
Ratveen 20 and so people gathered
in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Tuesoay al
tarnoon in celebration of the Zotn an.
niversary of the Woman au aux -,
THE rooms were decorated VIII au-
tumn leaves and flowers lhciu ,'fcr,,,, /.
to1,, choice roses. After an intorma
racantion the program was carried ou,
nonsisting of piano music by MIS-
,,,,.a I,eitsinger. solos by MISS Ell
no Gregg. an address OF Welcoh,e az ~
Mrs @ F. r. Jenne. president OF III,
o,,1,il;orv. devotional exercises Ieo ps
nt-s r 7. smith, short addresses ps
!,'a % vears by Mrs. F. W. Kuecn, re-
Ills Inv Rev. George B. Lawson any
Rev Rev Frank W. Lewis, and a ,,r sdot
tan, by Mrs. Clark OF CaIll. ,ls;a,',