Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-11
Local news viii be found on pas


AT the exclusive agency FOR the cele-
I'd brated Elite shoe.
IN The Y. =. c. u. OF the Universal
LIST church will hold supper and en-
III tertainment In the vestry Thursday
3 evening. supper viii be served al
De 6:15.
III. J. Richmond. who has been
~ manager OF the Guilford Spring farm
N for many years, has taken a position
70 on the Gedney farm at White Plains.
N Y.
d &C. Il. Allen closed the sale We'd
= nesday through Edgett's agency OF the
e II. II Campbell place on School street
to Rev. George b, Lawson who VIII
II occupy II April l.
r The st, Patrlcks day entertain
n ment of the Catholic church will lie
y held I'm Festival hall Wednesday eve.
ming There will be a musical pro-
A gram followed by dance,
Y Rev. Il, T. Mathison was sud-
0 denly and unexpectedly called away
5 yesterday so that he could not keep
his appointment with the w. C. T. U.
The meeting has been postponed
, until sometime after Lent.
Examinations TO al the position
of sergeant vacated by Lieut. @. Il.
Mosher and such other vacancies as
may occur will be held tomorrow
evening in the quarters of the COM
pany l.
Two new cases of dlphtheria
have appeared this week among the /
children OF Levi Fectau of Reed |
street. The disease is In a mild form. |
however, and is not expected to [
spread
"A delegation from Fort Dummer
Royal Arch chapter was in Bellows
! Falls Wednesday TO attend the dis
trct meeting. The local chapter con-
ferred the Mark degree and the work
was reviewed by Grand Lecturer FL
! hot.
Alice NJ Pierce guardian for the
minors. Hugh II. Wellman Ruth r.
Wellman and Marcus r, Wellman, +,
has filed an inventory in the probate +,
court this week. Della futile has !
been appointed administrators OF the /,
Zilpha futile estate of Newfane. :
"A number of people from here
attended the auction In Putney yes
terddy OF the live stock belonging TO
the late George II. Phillips. About
is horses and colts and nearly 60 6
head OF cattle were sold. and the
prices they brought were unusually s.
high.
There will be musicale in the V
1OUETcRtilOilAl NDdEtt utSddg tNtil~
ing in place OF the regular church T.
supper. The program will consist of
selections by the Brattleboro male
quartet violin and vocal solos and
A small admittance fee will y
be charged. =
On account of some mlsunder-
standing the cars OF the 1915 train y
and the narrow gauge collided while ~
switching this morning, portion of
The rear platform OF one of the mar 81
row gauge passenger cars was torn NJ
)ff and the railing broken. in
Louis A. Greggs Greenfield crock
Try store was placed under the charge 10
II keeper Monday on account of W
foreclosure proceedings that have CIV
,een brought by f. w. Childs, holder
Il a mortgage on the property. Mr.. oh
iregg expects 10 settle the matter W.
sthin a few days and continue In pc
BUSINESS as before. an
The Murray club gaven an en-
oyable entertainment In the Univer en-
alist parlors last evening, consisting ~
I A number Of tableaux representing u 20,
iibson pictures. Those who took part ", ~
ere s. w Edwards, w. S. Stearns, Jul
ert Wood. Carroll Wood. Floyd ms
NTH Mrs. H. f. Brooks, Miss Lot
e Squiers, Miss Annie Lamb and
,rtainment literary guessing con- WI
st was held. /
William ! pantland ir. lost his the
iluable Russian wolfhound puppy J
morning between 1890 and 9th
o'clock. One moment the dog was his
EN- playing around the yard and the 7
.xt she was gone. The dog is lemon an
I'd white In color, stands about 21 mi,
ches at the shoulder, and was re- viii
ntly purchased from the Valley =
rims kennels at Simsbury. CT. ANY ,
formation about the dog will be re- ~
arded II given to Mr.. Pentland AT We
zee.
r
A valuable silk umbrella will be Loot
ven away by the howard STOCK corr ing.
ny TINS evening 10 the woman VINO tine
lbs Inc lucky NUMBER. Every Wo- all
IN who attends to-night's perform r
ce Will be entitled 10 a numbered No
upon. Last evening was amateur one
yht and three prizes were awarded: one
Ward Gonyer won first with his beeI
g dancing act, John Wilson second SON.
tn his barrel jumping act, and
ank Crosier third with his baton
lnging act.
The Following notihcation was re- bust
yc9'., 10y ~ 80 80 Al
-. T., 'e oo,,Sa,,no a,,tb race and
mendation of Route Inspector BE
rk Campbell. who inspected the of b
al free delivery service from your Hi
ce you are hereby authorized and the
acted to amend route No as fol- done
81 Beginning at the post Office in w
st Brattleboro station the carrier Suit
go thence northwest TO Daven- ankl,
corner: thence west to Richard
. cornar. tbanca eoutboast IN Putin
,oh +o,,,s forr,. tbanca southesst m Wild
e's farm; thence south to Hale's
ler thence west to Thomas's cor
thence southwest to Reed Hol
corner: thence southeast and Tb
% 10 hopbs corner; thence norlh- nesdi
y , ~ rta'e ~ Norrnan,s rasidence Ed
ratraca n tIaIa nost otfica cor ing 5
thence northeast to Davenport Tn
Ter: thence southeast to West and
ttleboro post office. Length of Oh;
e, 201s miles area square miles. his s
number of dwellings, l05; popu- long.
IN, 446." You will make this Elr
lse ~ tiIe Ioute o.I 4,a! ~ to w
Itihs your ao'ioh W 'he uepai sugar
{.
Benjamin Chapin's portrayal of cCnp
aham Lincoln, which will be seen oIo''
he auditorium Thursday evening,
ivided into four parts and pro-
e. The prologue represents Lin
making n brief address: the first Mt
1.-THE Man." shows home scene
he White House with Lincoln
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