Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-03
wlNDHAM COUNTY REroRMER BRATrEBoRo w. FRIDAY

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mont Wheel club will be held at tn
club rooms Tuesday evening for tn
transaction OF business.
The annual meeting Of the West
ern Aqueduct association will be bel,
in the office OF the Brattleboro "a,
light company Tuesday evening ut !. 81
o'clock.
DIR. II. ID. Waterman will be on,
of the speakers at the school for in.
struction for health officers which will
take place In Burlington June q "a
30 inclusive,
Congressman Kittredge Haskins
has presented Windsor county a copy
OF the second supplement to the re.
vised statutes Of the United States, a
volume OF some over 1000 pages for
the uses Of the court and bar.
-fIowe's studio in Bank block was
slightly damaged Sunday afternoon by
smoke from a defective stove pipe in
the rooms Of Company |. The stove
was filled with waste paper and the
smoke filled the guard rooms and the
studio instead Of passing OIL by the
way of the chimney.
j. Willard Cobb and Walter o.
Cooley returned Tuesday after spend.
ing two days at Newfound lake, Bris-
toll, n. ii. They brought back with
them nine lake trout that weighed
about 80 pounds, the largest two tip.
ping the scales at between six and
seven pounds apiece.
"A meeting Of the Rural improve
ment society was held Friday evening
in the Brooks House. small attend
ance was present and as there was no
important business it was decided TO
adjourn sine die. The work which
was formerly done by the society is
now largely cared for by the town and
the village and il is probable that
further meetings will be held at
present.
Fred, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
A, Harris, cut off the end OF his left |
thumb Monday afternoon while at
work at circular saw in his shop. |
He had pushed small board by the
saw and was reaching over to pick it |
up when his thumb was caught in the
teeth. No one was at his home at the
time but young Harris telephoned un.
til he found physician. The end OF
The thumb was found beneath the saw
liable and was sewed on by DR..
Aldrich.
Mrs. Laurene Calvin Vanderpool,
I6, wife of Edwin 4. vanderpool died
Sunday morning in Spring
ield. Mass. where she bad been liv-
pg for the past several months. She
vas native of Eastville, Va, but
lad spent the greater part of her life
n the north For the past l6 years
he had lived in Brattleboro and dur
ng her residence here had made
many friends. Besides her husband
he leaves two daughters, Marion
trace and Georgia Governs Wander
ool.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Moran {
'as held in the Roman Catholic 7
hurch Sunday morning at 8 O'Clock,
lev. Father Finney officiating.
he bearers were Luke Ferriter, Mar
in Austin, Patrick Brosnahan, Mat Q
HAS Sullivan, Michael Baker and Z
ohm Baker. Burial took place in the }
atholic cemetery. Among those !
rom out of town who attended the .
lneral were Miss Eliza Brosnahan OF .
hicago, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Moriarty of 5
oston, Miss May Kenney of Lawrence 5
lass, Miss Annie Michigan of Hol- Y
,ke and Miss Johanna Brosnahau of .
Mass. b
The body of Mrs. Laura Moore c
Usher, who died in Arlington, Mass, h
unday, was brought to Brattleboro d
n burial Monday afternoon, Ser
ces we're held at Mrs. Fishers late
,me on Western avenue Tuesday g
ternoon at o'clock, Rev. A. L. Y
ooper of Randolph officiating. The q
carers were Barney Pratt, George,
arrison and Roscoe Fisher. Mrs. p
lsher was native Of Dummerston, q
ID widow of Joseph Edward Fisher .
no died here nine years ago. She .
I'd been in i'll health for several o.
ars and went to Arlington few p
seks ago to visit her brother, George y
Moore. "a
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen Il
al Shallenburger has notified Con- U,
essman Haskins that an allowance Il
S been made for the improvements al
sired in the railway mail service be- tn
cen Springfield, Mass, and New
rt by the addition OF postal car on
e train which reaches here from the %
nth at 227 p. m. and returning ne
sses here at 4.36 p. m. The i'm u,
owed service will probably go into pa
ect about July l. Brattleboro To- ia
Their with other towns along the &c
valley will be greatly h'
nefited by this change for all north w
] mail will go at ,. y instead of on ~
2 late train a. heretofore while le'
ltheru POINTS between here and th
ringtield viii he covered gu the DC
in which leaves here at l. SO M
The Amherst college senior drama SCI
5 will present SheridHn's famous tn
needy "A School for Scandal, 3" in tn
, Auditorium Tuesday evening. The ca
nherst dramatics have appeared IN mi
ny cities this season aud their re- lie
rkably clever work both in inter- tn
station and execution of parts, has ap
I a most favorable impression. VT
aiming for "A School for Scandal"
gan last October and was continued -
9 days week until the opening ef br
, Easter vacation. Every detail is pa
zen the same attention that would be an
zen by professional company. The pt
npany will appear in Brattleboro io'
der the management of the high ~
Iool and will no doubt prove salts pi'
tory in every way. A particular WI
crest in the project comes from the On
t that so many Brattleboro BOYS are 4: