Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-29
The usual meeting OF the Alliance

The usual meeting OF the Allianc
Study class Monday win be omitted,
-Brattleboro lodge conferred tn
Fellowcraft degree at a regular con
vocation In Masonic hall last evening
i "A number OF young women ar
planning TO give a leap-year dance II
grange hall on the evening OF Feb. II
Charles cakes. the barber had OF
exhibition Monday an excellent strinl
of pickerel which he caught through
the ice nj Kilburn pond.
The ladies' aid society OF thu
Methodist church will meet TO sew a
the home OF Mrs. A. Il. Atwood. For
est street, Wednesday afternoon.
Many people have been enjoyinl
coasting on the crust the past week
the hills on the ID. 8. Pratt and Bradley
estates furnishing sport for n large
number Monday and Tuesday even
ings
Referee +. ID. u. Stowe this week
notified the creditors of the bankrupt
estate OF f. A. Starkey that final
dividend OF 2.7S per cent. has been de-
clared, This makes total of 1878
per cent. on the estate.
"A number of local people will at
tend the concert and ball given In the
Hinsdale, n. H., town hall this even
ing by Golden Rule lodge, +. & A. NJ
Letsinger's full orchestra will furnish
music and A. +. Miller will cater
The feature of this weeks rehear-
roll ~ ha tha
solo work by Carl Leitsinger. The re-
hearsal Wednesday evening Will be
with the orchestra In preparation for
the concert Feb. 10 at which Mrs Bon
ner Williams, the highest salaried
church soprano in Boston, and f. H.
Miller viii be the soloists.
The trustees of the Thomas
Thompson fund have rendered no nc
count to the Suffolk county probate
This account was allowed December 30,
1902 and published exclusively in The
Reformer. II lacks only few months
OF two years since the trustees have
given an account of their stewardship,
The February meeting Of the Wo-
mans auxiliary to the Y. NJ. C. A. will |
be held at the parlor of the Y. NJ. c. /
A. next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. |
The leader of the devotional service |
that the ladies bring passages
about prayer After the devotional /
service Miss Fits will give a paper on.
what Our Free kindergarten Is Do
ng." A cordial invitation is extended
o everybody TO be present
The Brattleboro street railway
came near being obliged to
suspend operations Monday on account
II a shortage of coal. II had barely
nough fuel to keep the cars moving
sunday, but managed 10 secure car
Dad Monday morning. The water in
he dam at Centerville Is frozen to such
depth that no power can be obtained
here, and the regular supply of coal
,as delayed in transit on account of
ist weeks storm.
The case of the wilmington Saw :
lgs bank against c. II. Waste was /,
rgued Tuesday at the session of the
ermont supreme court in Montpelier ,
!. l.. Waterman and o. f. Butterfieid !
ppearing for the plaintiff and C. C.
tits and Charles S. Chase for the de-
.ndant. This case was heard at the
pril term of Windham county court
nd verdict was rendered in favor Of ,
lie defendant. II was taken to the SUI
.eme court on exceptions. Two other
rindham county cases viii be submit 6.
d on briefs at this ession:-Alletson "
J. Powers and Tudor vs. Tudor. Il
,t1i u-hn nap "A
Dyed by H. R. Brown to cut the tim II
# on the Glidden lot In Putney. was gl
ught beneath a falling tree about VI
o'clock Wednesday afternoon and Sc OF
rely injured. His left leg was so II
dly crushed above the knee that am h'
tation may be necessary. The tree "
itch did the damage was a compare Fl
'ely small one. and as II fell IT III
ught in the top of another. This he
rev the butt over beyond the stump
d Davis was unable to get out OF the !,
" on account of the great depth of :,
ow. He was taken at once to his m
me on the Dummerston road. and !,
Roberts of Brattleboro was sum A.
med What the result Of the acct ~.
1t will be cannot yet be told.
AT the missionary meeting of the jr.
ngregational Christian Endeavor So tel
ty TO be held at o'clock Sunday rel
ming Grace r. NJ. Halle Baksh. sh
i've of Bombay, India, will speak, ins
subject being India and her Peo- pa
!" Native costumes of the women TIL
be shown. Miss Halle Baksh who ere
a student at Mortified seminary is Ing
eating herself to return to India as Gig
eacher in a mission school. Her sar
ents are engaged in missionary
* there her father being a minis ~.
and also in charge Of a gospel hall r.,
free reading room. and her mother ~,
lg a physician and surgeon in ~,
rye of free dispensary for women h,.,,
children. A collection will be TAX -
to help toward the school expenses -
he speaker. as
-Sewal Morse, who has been in PEG
sburg for the past two months, ing
rned Monday to Brattleboro and una
yesterday for Detroit Mich, cert
re he will remain for some a s
). perfecting the automobile clue
III he built here last sum- retu
While in Pittsburg Mr. Morse par'
several expert machinists expert are
ted extensively with the machine pie,
it is now thought that the valves ther
he engine, which heretofore have Bra
the only obstacles to success. are Este
GENTLY perfected to make the auto -