Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-04-29


IS cupy his new dental office In Hook
e block the latter part of next week
"A meeting of the local branch I
II the United Irish league was held
G st, Michael's hall Sunday afternoon
n james Austin, clerk In the loci
postofiice, crushed the little finger {
e the right hand this morning by catch
q ing II In the mailing machine.
!. The rain of the past few days Ia
5 raised the Connecticut to the high
est point II has reached this sprin
I and there is a prospect OF its comm
, up several inches yet II the presen
, weather continues.
: The Sign OF the Cross. which hal
been a very strong attraction In TIL
, large cities throughout the countr,
for the past seven years. will be seer
in the auditorium Wednesday even.
ing, May II. The company which will
present the play Is said TO be a strong
one and the production is elaborate.
"A horse attached to one of Fred
c. Clark's grocery wagons was fright
ened Monday afternoon on the Com
mon by an automobile The animal
got the bit between its teeth and ran
furiously, smashing the wagon 10
pieces breaking the harness and
finally arriving at its stable with
nothing on but a bride.
Mike Black, the junk dealer, who
! recently purchased of G.. H. Boorn n
coil of copper wire which the latter
I had stolen, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Chief of Police Hall on
the charge Of receiving stolen prop
erty, Boorn making the complaint
Black was taken to the county court
ut Newfane where he waived exam
nation and gave bonds in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the next
term.
United States Fish Commissioner
Bowers has persuaded the senate
committee on appropriations to trans
fer the $4,000 appropriation for the
fish hatchery at st. Johnsbury to
some other Vermont town on the
grounds that the water at ST. Johns
bury is not considered suitable to
warrant laying out any more money
in the way of ponds and buildings.
There is plenty OF excellent water in
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Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Herbert, 40.
wife of Frank Adams, who is en-
pioyed as farmer by i. z, Dickinson.
died at her home on the Dickinson
place Wednesday evening after
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The annual supper Of class No, Il 1
# the Baptist Sunday school was held
asst evening in the church parlors.
lb0ut 80 members being IN attend
NICE. The tables were trimmed in
green and white, the class colors. and 7
u young women Of Mrs Kenney's
lass served. Miss Jessie Hawley and
luther Hawley furnished music while
he supper was in progress The
lost prandial exercises consisted of
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"A supply of the new postage
lamps commemorative Of the Lou
siaua purchase exposition were re-
eived at the 4ocal postoffice this
lorning and will he placed on sale
o-morrow, the day on which the ex-
ostion VIII be formally opened at
L. Louis. The instructions of the
ostofiice department regarding them
rohibit their sale to the public be-
IRE April 80 or after December /.
here are only five denominations in
ie series. but these are the most at
active of the several special issues
stamps for the various expositions
hey are nh of a uniform width, being
early twice as wide as the regular
,ries and about the same height.
he series is descriptive of the his
ny of the Louisiana purchase. The Y
drawings already have been de-
rihed in these columns. -
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,ston terminating in heart disease
brief service was held at the home
his son Wednesday morning and
g body was taken to Randolph on
e IL o'clock train for burial In the
mily lot Mr. Barnes was born in
lndolph. son Mr.. and Mrs. Edward