Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-01

"A. V. Mays agency mas sofa LOT
Mrs. II. A. Bradshaw and Mrs. u.
Miller their place on Canal street
known as the Bardwell house to w.
r. Stuart.
Company | viii send an athletic
team TO Spofford lake Monday to par
ticipate in the races and other events
which win take place at Silverdale.
The team viii be made up of Clune,
Stevens. Trendal Ellis and ouimette'
Nearly 1000 knights of Columbus
from Vermont, Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and New York are expect
ed In Bratteboro Sunday, July 10,
when the local council Is organized
The degrees will be conferred In
/ Festival hall
Miss Grace Ilahi Baksh, a native
of Bombay, India, gave an interest
ing talk in the Baptist chapel Tuesday
evening. taking as her subject the
manners and customs of her nation.
She Illustrated her lecture with
number of curios and several young
women appeared in native Indian
costume. The entertainment was
] under tine duSpl'tS ~ ei'N
Christian Endeavor society.
The golf team of the Wantasti-
ouet golf club will go to Springfield
Mass, Saturday. July 80 for a match
with the second team Of the Spring
field Country club. Ralph Stoddard'
former Brattieboro boy is captain
NJ the Springfield second team The
local team viii also play at keene'
4 n. H. early IN August, and expect 10
arrange matches with the Warner
Meadow club of Northampton,
AT a United States court hearing
IN the Brooks house Tuesday after
noon Judge II. II. Wheeler made an
order 10 the effect that Rufus H.
/ SAWYER one of the receivers of the
White River Valley railroad running
from Bethel to Rochester, resign or
I be removed The former course was
at once adopted by Mr.. Sawyer the
hearing was the result of a petition
brought by samuel Williams, T. L.
Jose and ]. A. stiles. owners OF the
road. alleging that Mr. Sawyer re-
fused to assist them in collecting
money due. Judge f. NJ. Bruce OF
Boston appeared for Mr. Sawyer ana
In. /. Waterman of Brattleboro Tor
! the petitioners
I -Jobu Bissett. one of the proprie-
TORS of the Brattleboro house, ana
Miss Mary Judge. daughter of Thomas
Judge. were quietly married MONDAY
evening at seven o'clock in the Roman
Catholic chapel Rev. Father Cunning
ham performing the ceremony Inc
bride wore travelling suit of blue
atamine with a white hat and was
attended by Miss NeHie sullivan who
was eowned In old rose. Jesse BIS
sett OF Middlebury, a brother OF the
groom acted as best man. After the
ceremony the couple were congratu-
lated by a few friends at the home Oh
the brides sister. Mrs William Opon-
aqbue on South Main street. They
Ilaft during the evening for short
wedding trip after which they VIII
live at the Brattleboro house.
John Taft of West Dummerston'
through his attorney, H. G, Barber
has brought suit against FISK u
Poeers every day this week for tres
mass The alleged damages range
from 5000 TO $500 each day, making
II necessary for Mr.. Rogers to furhish
hail in that amount or go TO jail !"
await the fall term of county court
Mr. Rogers has occupied a barn at
itached 10 his West Dummerston hotG
under lease from Michael Hopkins
4 AZ told in the Reformer last week MT
raft took possession of the barn un-
der a mortgage last Thursday putting
Mr. Rogerss horses. carriages etc''
into the street and locking the door
Mr. Rogers, so the plaintiff alleges,
forced omen the door and put his prop
ertv into the barn again and now re-
fuses to vacate
Two revolvers were stolen from
tba hardware store of a. Z. Wood
aa,Jv YESTERDAY morning. the thieves
securing the weapons by breaking d
hole in the show window and taxing
them from the boxes in when they
Law. shortly after o'clock Ebert
tIalI who was at work in the kitchen
of Hairs restaurant, heard a noise or
faIlinp glass and reached the street
met in time TO see a figure disap-
nearing around the corner of the
NIoin street bridge. He noticed the
broken window in Woods store ana
found large iron pin lying on the
sidewalk nearby. The weapons were
90 caaihra and of Harrington klch-
ardson manufacture The price Oh
aach was about s5 Chief of Police
nan and officer Thayer made thor
ough investigation of the surround
ings Yesterday morning and came 10
the conclusion that the glass "aS
broken before the revolVers We're
stolen, They have not yet secured
any further clew
-Dunham Brothers signed con-
tract wednesday with Mrs. George W.
uoolzer whereby the latter VIII erect
another building in the rear OF HOOK
or block for the occupancy OF the ~
cal shoe firm Work will begin lmine-
diatelv on the new structure, when
viii take the form of an addition on
tho north end of the building erected
two wears ago It will be of brick, siN
storias from the railroad track, ana
avtand north 60 feet and east 90 feet
Dunham Brothers will use the new
, building mainly for storing the goods
. which are at present in the once
, rooms in Hooker block. The present
shipping room will be moved into the
, now, building and the retail store en-
larpad inst twice its present size. the
. wooden building. erected last year az
the edge of the railroad track, WIN oe
; torn down and the shipping OF MIS-
hawaka goods done from the lower
floor of the new structure. The man
offices will also be enlarged to accom-
modata the increase office force.