Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-01-29

! DIR. George r. Gales self register
Ing thermometer reached 20 degree
below zero yesterday morning.
Two representatives OF the Saliva
ton army have been In town this wee
raising funds for the support OF tina
organization.
The officers OF Dennis Rebeka
lodge were installed Tuesday evenln
In Odd Fellows hall by District Deput
Lavinia Butler Of Proctorsville.
banquet was served after the exercises
"A feature OF the masquerade bal
which will be given Feb. 22 by Brat
tleboro camp. Modern Woodmen o
America. will be prizes for the hes
lady and gentleman waltzer and ais,
for the best costume.
The sleigh-ride to Newfan'
planned by the woman's Relief corp,
for next week has been postponed u,
invitation of Sheridan corps the wo.
men OF Sedgwick corps will take din
ner I'm Hnsdale Monday. leaving @. A
II. hall at 10:4b.
The Brattleboro lodge male quar-
tet George NJ. Clay, A. l.. Maynard
Frank II. Brasor and George Il. Adams,
and f. |. Swift. accompanist, went TO
White River Junction Wednesday to
sing nj a district meeting held there In
the evening. They We're the guests of
Grand Master Olin w. Daley.
The w. C. 4. IT, win meet with
Mrs. Henry Tucker, "a Canal street.
s.a. fala -. -
roll call All members are requested
to be present and bring one friend
viii be served at the reg
uar price. II stormy the meeting will
be postponed until the following
The officers OF the local council of
the Daughters of Pocahontas were
raised in Red Mems hall Wednesday
evening, the following grand officers
presiding: Mrs. Gertrude Manning of
Mass, deputy TO the great
sachem: Miss Lorena II. Gregg of
Charlemont, great scout; Mrs Steele,
great Winona.
There is "A handbook in the Wind \
lam County Savings bank at Newfane,
". which bears the name of the late
eugene Field. and has ss2.s5 on II to
he credit of his estate. Fields grand
mother once deposited SIS in his name, |
With the understanding that he could |
lot have IL until he was twenty-one |
nd the money has never been touched |
Boston Transcript
According to the record kept by |
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ell during the first 81 days OF this
Month. This is an unusually large
mount for during the months of jan
airy, February. March and December
last year the total was 1914 inches.
D 1902 the total for these months was
AZ inches: in 1901. $50 inches; IN
900. "a inches. and in 1899, ~ inches
Fred S. Knight, head OF the receiv-
lg force in Durham Brothers whole {
lie department has leased the store in {
he Brooks House block formerly oc
ipied by A. +. Miller and Will start
the retail shoe business there about +,
arch l. Mr.. Knight has had many I
sars' experience In the shoe business, I
wing been employed by Durham
rothers longer than any other of the r
erks. He finishes work for the con- /
rn tomorrow night and will spend the r
onth OF February in getting ready his h
ore which viii be thoroughly reno I
ted a
Two cases Of diphtheria and one of 7
arlet fever is the report for the past /.
EEK from the local headquarters of
e health authorities. Miss Eva Adams r
d Ralph, son OF Norman Newell. are 2
with the former disease and a
indson of Chester Fisher In Center o
le has the latter The examination o
school children has been continued u
IS week but very few have been sent U
me. The water specimens from the p
astern aqueduct and the Chestnut az
Il reservoir which were sent TO Bur-
gton last Friday. have not yet been 3
lrd from. al
Fl
The annual meeting of the stock le
ders Of the Carpenter company took ~
ce Wednesday, and the old board of n
ectors was reelected: namely. Geo. IN
Crowell. Martin Austin, jr.. b. II. m
.chell. The officers elected were +
George +. Crowell treasurer on
general manager. Martin Austin. 81
auditor. c. b. Crowell superin- m
dent, John H. Morse. The annual nc
ort for the year showed that the ~,
in 1908 We're the largest dur ov
the nineteen years that the COM fro
y has been located in Brattleboro. nj,
gratifying feature was the in Rr
use in domestic trade, the gain be- wa
entirely in this direction, the for
business remaining about the
e as usual
Arthur II. Brasor son of Mr.. and Co
Egbert Brasor, and Miss Lena A. fro
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pr,
rye A Eels were married at $50 II
sday morning at the home of the SUI
els parents on Canal street, Rev. tive
r. Mathison performing the cere the
V which took place in the presence Ho
lie immediate relatives of the young Oct
lie. The bride wore a blue travel Alb
dress with hat to match, and was of
tended. Immediately after the Bra
nony Mr.. and Mrs. Brasor left for two
tort wedding trip which will in N
: Boston and New York. on their uno
n they will live with the groom's and
nts Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brasor wh'
we'll known Brattleboro young peo- will
and their many friends extend for
hearty congratulations. Mr.. beai
or is employed as tuner in the She