Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26

| ana MlsS Lem H. iu'll' w N''e.''''
were married Wednesday at the West
| Brattleboro Congregational parsonage
by Rev, l.. NJ. keneston.
"A new switching engine, No. 49,
| has been sent To Brattleboro from 81.
Adams this week, II VIII take the
place of the old swltcher, No. $40,
which has been transferred to Palmer
Mass.
The Valley fair management has
made classification for Morgan
horses and expects entries IRON H.
d. Kinds of Pittsford c. V, Paddock,
jr.. of West Clarempnt \. III" and
several other prominent breeders,
The regular weekly meetings of
the w. c. 7. L. that have been ad-
| journed through the month OF Au-
gust will be resumed Sept. l. full
attendance Is desired, as plans Tor
the fan work are 10 be considered
There will be socialist party
rally at Festival hall Monday evening,
/ Aug. 30. al o'clock, to which the
public is invited. James F. Carey OF
! Haverhill, Mass, the well-known so
cialist mayor of that city, and a lead
err of national reputation VIII deliver
4 the principal address.
The Brattleboro Womans club
/ is planning a treat for the pubic IN
the near future The entertainment
win he In the form of a Tennyson ev-
ening when Mrs. Harriet Brasor Pratt
! will give Enoch Arden with piano
accompaniment from Strauss, and al
so several songs from In Memorlam
with music from Liza Lehman.
The Central Vermont Railway Co.
~. 81 81, tho rail-
road bridge at West Dummerston TO
the American Bridge company, which
has already begun negotiations with
the Lyons Granite company for gran
! tie TO be used in the abutments. II
| is understood that the contract calls
for the completion of the bridge on
or before December !.
The last open air meetings of the
season will be held next Sunday. The
service on the common Will be at o. 40
u, IN. Rev. A. G. Lawson will speak,
Rev. L. T. Mathison will offer prayer
and j. l.. Martin will preside. IL Is
expected that a colored male quartet
viii sing. At the meeting in Estey-
vile at 80 p. m. Rev. L. T. Mathl-
son will give an address,
H. p Yearly viii enter two horses
in the races at the Springfield, w.,
fair. Sept 10 and IA. Red Roanoke,
I2l4L. the stallion which he recently
bought at auction for S51' will be
started in the free-for-all class Sept
IA. and Roscoe l., promising young
ster. in the "a class, Sept. Is. Roam
oake is being trained regularly at the
fair ground track and has shown a
number of speedy miles II is expect
ed he will be able to do 10 clip py
the time of the Springfield races.
The republican state committee
has issued a list of assignments Tor
spell binders who will speak IN the
state between now and the september
election. The Brattleboro speakers
and their assignments are as follows
Kittredge Haskins, Waterbury Aug
&c: Morrisyille, Aug 20 tatterhoon)'
Bradford Aug. 90; c. c. t1tts' Ran
dolph, Aug. %; Montgomery, Aug 6o'
IJ / Martin. Pawlet, Aug. 20. CON
gresham Haskins spoke in Danyihe
and District Attorney Martin in cam
bridge last evening.
several local voters have IN
duired as to the effect on the national
campaisn of voting for a democrat
for representative. A little consider
alton of the facts will show that the
representative vote is purely local
matter. and can have no bearing on
the issues outside of a limited part
of Windham county The representa-
tite ticket is a separate ticket and the
vote win not even be noticed OUTSIDE
of Vermont. If there is any blame
for dividing the republican party, yet
those who have nominated a candl-
| date who is known to be unable 10
poll the full party vote, accept H.
The second annual sale of build
ing lots on Oak Grove park began
| YESTERDAY afternoon when several lots
/ we've disposed of for excellent prices,
A free band concert preceded tie
| sale and free cars were run 10 Oak
! Grove park from Main street. Inc
1 sale continues this afternoon and To-
morrow afternoon. George Croll mas
/ bought lot II on the park OF g ~
4 Allen and will build a $4,000 mouse 70
/ he completed soon. c. A. Borden ~
completing a large 2-story house on
lot 49, A hydrant is to be placed at the
corner of Canal and Oak Grove ave-
Inue and a six inch water main ana
gas piping are also being put in.
The First Regiment band Of 30
pieces will render the following pro-
gram on the common Wednesday
e 1 Gsr,,t,7 -olonal F,stev. Bagley
/ Overtllre-King of the Dwarfs. Adam
IntermezZo-A Deed of the Pen,
i'''e NY Moret
| Cornet solo-Selected OequesD
Mr. Nelson T. Bernier.
Oneratic seection-WOodlan
Luders
pbansodv. Grey
e. ,r,s rrra,,,ho,,a blizzard SEVERN
i'o Luders
,r.,a+ Tho 1,hunderer Came
+. c. Leitsinger, conductor
A large tarantula was discovered
in the pipe case at Shea's marker
sunday evening, and the insect caus-
ed uneasiness to the employees Oh INA,
nIace of business until Wednesday
pight when its death was brought
about. The spider was first seen on
the inside of the glass cover of the
nine case. It had evidently crawled
there from a bunch of bananas MT
shea made a determined effort TO eX-
terminate the insect Sunday night
He took out all the pipes in the case
and hunted high and low, but not =
trace of the varmint could he ma
From then until Wednesday evening
the insect and its pursuers had IRE,
ouent skirmishes. Mr.. Shea hnailI
dealing the death blow with a can Oh
salmon.
The town schools begin Monda!
with the following teachers Cen
terville. primary. Mrs. J. c. Johnson
grammar, Miss Edith Hunt; Wesl
Brattleboro primary, Miss Irene
Perry. grammar. Mrs. Frances q
Horton. ninth grade, Miss Made
Minis. A. b.. high school, Wesley ,
Minis. A. B.: No. 6, Miss Edith Lamb
No. Z Miss Grace Bailey; No. ~
Miss Corinne L. Blodgett; NO. IL
Miss stella Meacham: No 10, MISS
Inez Akeley Brattleboro academy
will begin its 104th year sept. VIII