Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-17

Parents Sunday viii be observed
al the Congregational church sunday
Rev. II. r. Miles preaching sermon
especially 10 parents.
-silyerdaIe at Spofford lake VIII be
opened next Friday evening. There
viii be dance and Landlord Turner
win serve a hot turkey supper
large number from here are planning
TO attend.
-sedgwick woman's relief corps
held a memorial service yesterday
afternoon I'm q, A. X. hall. delesa-
ton then went TO the different ceme-
terles TO decorate the graves OF de-
parted members.
ON June 18th Elliott W. Blodgett
of Brattleboro. VT. and Miss Fannie
G, Reilly OF this city were quietly
married at the residence OF the
brides sister, Mrs. j. Stanford OF
Ninth street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Mosier'
OF St Peters church. Mr. ana Mrs.
Rlodgett left Immediately Tor ST.
Louis.-Niagara Falls Gazette.
The funeral of the late C. p, Gil
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at 2 o'clock from the universaiist
church, Rev. II. X. Marvin and Rev
| +. II. Buffum, member OF MI dii-
sons company, officiating. The ser
vices will be In charge OF Beauseaht
commandery, Knights Templar Bur-
4 ial wiH take place in West Chester
field, n. II. All old soldiers are par
/ ticularly invited TO attend the FUNERAL
All the golfers of the Wantasti-
ouet golf club are invited to partiei-
/ pate In a medal play tournament
which will begin next Saturday and
continue for three successive Satur-
days. II will be a handicap event ana
the player having the best net score
i for the four days of play VIII receive
/ a handsome pewter stein. Eighteen
holes will be played each Saturday.
| All wishing to participate shoWd
hand their names TO John Tasker be-
fore wednesday in order that the
handicaps may be fixed.
The following scores were made
by Company | last Friday at 800
Yards: Sergt. George A. Metcaaf, Al;
Sergt. Fayette Miller, 40; Prvt e. r.
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%; Prvt. j. C. Harvey, 10; Pryt. {.
II. Colt, 2s; Sergt. F. c. Dunklee, 81;
Prvt. A. E. Wilson, "a; Sergt. G. h.
Thompson 49, Prvt. O. +. Stevens
10; Prvt ]. J. Clune, 80; Prvt. {. W.
Ellis, %: Prvt. A. V. ID. Piper, II;
Prvt. Carl Greaser, s; Mus. X. '. Pet
tee, 80; Prvt. c. A. Stockwell, 10;
Pryt H. A. Tarbell, IS: Prvt. L. b..
ouimett .. Prvt. c. W. Gilbert, o.
Prvt. 5. f. Abbott, rs; Prvt F. A.
Champany, 81; Prvt. f. w. Milky u;
Pryt ]. Cummings, 49, Prvt c. w.
Trendall. .; Prvt. L. W. Haskell, y;
Prvt A. l.. Johnson, 10; Prvt. X G.
Wardner, 2; Prvt. ]. p. Niles, IL
Pryt. W. B. Douglass, s. Corp. n, Nj.
Davis, 2: Prvt II. Ct. Cain, s; Prvt
G. s. Stockwen. 0; Prvt NJ. j. Lynch,
o; Prvt William Schorling. 0: Prvt'
A. B. Day, 0; Prvt A. NJ. Houshtoh'
g. Prvt Webster, Z.
Mrs. Oscar Jaquith of Guilford
has been placed in the Bratteboro
Retreat on examination by DR.. An
derson and DR.. Pratt. She had been
writing to Mrs. Jennie Il. Powers,
state humane society agent Tor
months past, claiming that her nus
band abused her and asking Mrs.
Powers TO save her and her children.
Last Saturday she came TO Mrs.
Powerss home and insisted on re-
naming there until she could see
Mrs. Powers, who was away. MI
Powers was obliged to stay at home
land watch her Sunday she went to
IGuilford and tried TO get her ehiidren
and failed; returning here she staid
al the Brattleboro house and on Mon
day walked almost the entire distance
TO her home, and got her two-years-
old daughter in the absence OF hei
husband who was in Brattleboro
hunting for her Tuesday evening
she was taken to the Retreat Her
husband claims she tried to poison
him and to burn his buildings, the
neiehbors say that her husband did
not treat her well.