Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-09-30
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Vermont state board OF
pharmacy of which w. f., Root Is q
member, will hold meeting In Brat
tleboro Tuesday.
Friday evening, oct. 4 Rev, +. Il
Morris of Bennington wih speak al
the Baptist church on Culture fol
Service. II Will be a young peoples
rally.
Madison T.. Watson of San Jose
Cal, and Miss Ruth +. Denning OF
Boston We're married at the Baptist
parsonage last Thursday by Rev
George b, Lawson.
The marriage OF Harry C. Free
man and Miss Lavinia Lawrence
both of this town, win take place al
noon Thursday ut the home of Miss
Lawrence's parents on Green street.
There will be a meeting for men
at the Y. NJ. c. \. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. DR., Henry d. Holton
will speak on How We are in Training
TO Succeed Others. 4 cordial invita-
ton is extended to men and boys.
The officers and committees of
the Y, NJ. c. A. held a meeting in the
association rooms Saturday evening.
Supper was served to about 40 and
the time afterward spent in discus
sing plans for the coming years work.
The ladies circle of the Universal
list church society will hold a meeting
in the church parlors Thursday af-
ternoon, Oct. 6. 1t is hoped there will
be a good attendance as there is work
to be done. Supper will be served as
usual
Ernest w. Dunklee of South YER
non has been appointed a messenger
for the coming session of the legisla-
ture by Sergeant-at- Arms j, w.
Brock. For % appointments of va
rious kinds Mr.. Brock received over
500 applications
"A large Knox automobile eollided
with a wagon on the way to the fair
grounds Wednesday afternoon. One
of the wagon wheels was torn off and
carried some distance on the front of
the machine. The occupants of the
wagon were thrown out but not in
jured,
The Womans auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will observe their 10Th an
niversary Tuesday afternoon from to
o'clock at the association rooms.
Members and friends are cordially in
vited to attend. II is expected that
Mrs, S. II. Lee of Springfield, the first
president of the auxiliary will be
present and others of the earliest
workers. An interesting program has
been prepared,
The magazine supplement of the
Boston Sunday Herald contained a
special on Brattleboro and the
awakening it is undergoing on ac-
count of the prospect of the new Con-
necticut river DAM The natural
beauties of the town We're also
touched upon as well as the notables,
including Kipling, who have been
connected with its history. The arti-
Gle was illustrated with a number of
excellent half-tones.
Scarcely once in a lifetime does a
town of Brattleboro's size have such
an opportunity as is offered by the
Star course in the presentation OF
the great Campanari and his concert
company. Never such a baritone has
been heard here and the soprano with
phenomenal character and range of
voice. as well as the violinist and pi-
anist are all of the very highest order.
Examine carefully the notes in the
Y. NJ. C. A. prospectus concerning
this company and secure tickets early
The ninth annual meeting of the
Vermont state federation of womans
clubs will take place Wednesday and
Thursday in Odd Fellows hall, Bel
lows Falls. The first days program
will consist of an address of welcome
by Mrs. Flint president of the Bellows
Falls club, and a response by Miss >.
E. Clark state secretary The re-
mainder of the time will be devoted to
. ousiite' ~ homo If Mrs Flint. on
1,,,,,,,l.Sa'' aftarnoon and evening Mrs.
e Z Iiui eul ST. nanI,a,, nraeident IF the
'7ai 81 '. ss5,-,o+in,, LIN oive ad-
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The will of Rev. Patrick Cunning
ham was probated and allowed at the
session of the probate court Saturday
II contains about $4,000 in private
requests, $1,000 TO the Roman Catllo-
Az tn Vic ~ rim mari Of his library
ueN ~ 81" S,ista,,s Of st Josenh at Rut-
~ "a ~ ranainine hooks to the
ANY aiio ,,,,1,,,ar scbooi at CIiff Hay-
CatioiiI 'u 1,,nltbird If the residue he
en- ~ -, ca+boIio hisbon Of
gives 10 tle l.'iiI"ii so, az r,hrie.
burlil,s ~, ~ D oe ,ao,Ia living IA,
tlah llis1r uSoioii cotl,oIio cburnb or for
liolii q 1,,.itabIa ,,,,rnose that the
any 80, "a ayacItor Of The win NAV
plsiiop aIlu
decide upon
The annual reunion of company
B. 10th Vermont veterans was held
Tuesday afternoon in G. a. r. hal
and the following officers chosen;
President. Sanford A. smith Gul moro
vice presiueil lo+o a. ana traasurer. +,
iniilsIei, prattiahoro, executive
II, Putnam ,ttaa 1ohn pI r. Newman and 81 H
committee. Joilil =, NeW iii'' p up Pannev
Putnam, Brat'ieg Ered a King Miller,
Westminster ,1se IT Banrs Mrs. J. L
Falls, Mrs; MI a. + 1 n Putnam Brat.
tleboro, ana =. y, pe" of Comnapv
Twenty-hVe iii t,,n,oeY DINNER served by
sat doWl 70 d p oai corns in q. a. r
the woman I.eei