Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-28
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Tuesdays Republican Rally-Bridqe
Workers Fall from Tower.

Workers Fall from Tower.
Many Of the republicans showed
their feeling of certainty of Roose-
yelt's election by staying at home
Tuesday evening instead OF attending
the republican rally, but they missed
n rare treat. DR.. N. p. Wood was the
chairman and introduced the speak.
ers of the evening in a particularly
happy manner Congressman Fred
erick II. Gfllett gave a clear and con
else address on the political ques.
tions of the hour and all felt that our
interests were well represented al
the national capital. DR.. G. +. Pen
tecost always welcome to North
field audiences, was at his best and
held his hearers In deepest interest
with an address which showed that
no points of our national affairs
were unnoticed by him. Col Charles
/. Young followed supplementing the
previous addresses with pithy re-
marks and apt illustrations. A ris-
ing vote of thanks was heartily CIV
en- the orators of the evening by the
audience.
Two of the men working on the
bridge fell from the tower last week
one was caught in the rigging and
account he was unable to resume
work The other fell IS feet to the
wafer below. Coming to the top of
the water he managed to grasp some
floating tmbers and was quickly
rescued. Strange to say there were
no serious injuries so he was able to
go to work again the next day.
Joseph Field is seriously i'll at his
home on Main street.
Mrs. R. X. Caldwell is a guest of
Mrs. Charles r. Pomeroy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Calender are
visiting relatives in Boston.
Mrs. f. A. Hilliard is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Benson of Brattleboro.
The High School Glee club has
been organized under the leadership
of Miss Goddard.
Huskings seem to be the social fad
of the season and the young people
have enjoyed several recently.
The registrars of voters will meet
in Sons of Veterans hall Saturday
afternoon, Oct. 20, from IL noon UNI
til 10 p. m.
The Unitarian Sunday school will
give the usual harvest concert sun
day, Oct. 30.
Next Thursday evening the ladies'
of the Unitarian sewing society will
give another supper in the church
parlors.
Mrs. Henry Wright. who has been
visiting her daughters in Gardner
for several weeks, has returned TO
her home.
Charlie Morgan has gone to work
inrIt
poets to return to his fathers farm
in the spring.
The public schools closed to-day
(Friday) to allow the teachers TO at
tend the Franklin county convention
of teachers in Greenfield.
The house being built by Harvey
Lamson in East Mortified Is nearly
completed and Mr.. Lamson expects
to move into it in November.
A party of the Sons Of veterans,
nine in number, attended the speclai
meeting of the order In Amor MOI
day evening, going with teams
Ambert G. Moody, manager OF Inc
Mortified, has been in Boston ana
New York for several Gays. nc
was accompanied by Mrs Moody
Painters have finished the work on
the houses Of Miss S. E. Minot, MISS
NJ. T. Dutton and Everett Lyman
adding much to their appearance
The grange omitted their meeting
Tuesday on account Of the repuph-
can rally. No extra session VIII De
called until the next regular meetins'
Mr.. Croker of Old Orchard IS tne
new clerk for G. M. Kidder. He VIII
move his family into the double
tenement house on Meadow street.
Mrs. Moulton fell while coming
down stairs recently and spraineo
her ankle. She is now connnen 70
her bed and Mrs. Streeter is caring
for her.
Mrs. B. F. Thompson will close her
house on Highland avenue uurihs
the winter months and accompanied
nv her daughter will remain Tor
time in Amherst.
Will Browning has bought lle
building that was put up Ior 1a
pickle factory near Gill station ,I nc
will move it to his farm III fi'e
meadow for barn.
Mrs. Annie Kavanaugh ana cniu,
who have been with MISS ,. u; Hiii ~.
for year, have been caiieu ~
Springfield on account OF the sioA
ness of her brother.
The members of the Young .e e
ple's society of the Congresaeion of
church are invited to the null
Miss Thomas on Bridge street ~,
day evening for Halloween POI
The Red Men admitted Two riew
members to the order at the las s..t.iot
MAR meeting Oct. 20. Inc D.atI
deputy, ]. Edgar Mellen from the
tleboro, was present TO ihePe
work of the order. -
Mrs. Jane tombstone, who .ohnoI
connected with Mt. Herlno n.7,,ards
for several years and was az. ,,sahoId
a valued employee in tne us died
of D. L. Moody for elsm.
recently at Palmer, Mass
Mrs r. G. Stearns and Mrs. =. a.
Webster were called to New Di 60
Conn. this week to attend tne
eral of their aunt, MIS-. e the
Durham, who was SISTER ~
late Mrs. william D. Alexander
The mothers meeting was ne,u s
mi. waak at Mrs Bleu's ana woe
addressed nv Mrs. Won Thomas .h oa
London It is planned to hoia a .nu
meetings each wednesday aitelnoJ ;s
at 8 D. m. and a good attenoah''
desired.
There was an auction sale Mo nrony
of the real estate and personal pi Up
ertv Of the late King Caldwell. Ie
farm, was sold for $500, the pu,d
chaser being a Polander VINO n for
been employed by Mr.. Caiu"en
many years. =. VAT
The societies of the Sons OF se 70
Grams and auxiliary were inVi'eu
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