Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-10-28

u ruH"""kc s"'V ~ A'N's
Week.
--Sixty-nine calves, 80 ca'ue a
three hogs were snppea ~
from the local station mohoay
Charles Miner wishes TO exchahse
an unbroken colt coming four years
old, for good work horse Weighing
1860 pounds,-adv.
Leo Lorange, IA. OF Bellows Falls
has beta taken TO Newfane JAIL 10
await trial for entering Richaras
Brothers market last week ana steal
ing SIS,
w. II. Crombie has bought the
uerhert Andrews house on Green
street, for many years occupied by
Mrs. James +. Estey. Mr.. Cromple
Will move there with his family soon'
THE walls of II, L. Emerson's new
block on Flat street are practically
cnn,n,atad and The roofing is being
M, In Mace This week. Floyd Smith
10 wiring the building for electric
lights and appliances.
-Tbo rain OF last Friday brought
ybetstone brook TO the highes. point
n has reached since early spring. The
wafer rose steadily all Friday after
,'ra, and avening but subsidized as
,,ini,a,, as II rose doing compare
ti,,a,y little damage
- -, a., tho sar,es ,f Ees
ne ,n,, ,,i,ca IN Festival hail
wa, aop, 'V Evening There was a
go attanaanca and an excellent
soou 'aa.a,, was offered. Lett
si,,aar,s orchestra furnishing music
en- TT Hines acting as prompter.
' oo,,,,u Of the
AZ .he aiiiu"' 90 Coiopia, Dames
vernon. Sooie,y MIS- Kit-
IN Mohtpeilei ,'' ai.n,ad second
,,ioa nrasident Mrs. C. f. r.. Jenne
,anis,,.ar ana Nrs II w. Weeks a
,,,ennhar NJ the hoard of managers.
an 4, ,,,o ao,a cot far
-NoVenper ~ 70 .n a. he o,ditor.
an eiaDorate Prou"I onn,aira Tho rn-
luin OF moheiuu 49, s,,oh Iaureas
mamie play Una. W., os,nr Clark
for Rlcnard ManslIe,u, S,oanor Sla ,,,,a
son OF the la'e sohn peeth viii he
ana nephew VI h''m, an,, which Is
ane so' q. prattiaboro,
eo'ls c;,,uao,d VT
w. y. Wooiso,i VI ~ h,tnn,oh;la
secretary OF tne Ner,.,ohe u n,,,,ars
CLUB mas conlplieu ms. W n CO.. a 9
OF machihes IN the s'a,e s,i,notas
ne mas receiver 'neh'. o- a' pnrl,ngton
the nunper AT apout a. -. second with
leads WIN 90, pa i,.'a ,,;tb ss and
=, bra,.lepo.o ~ o,
Rutland iourth wa"
-Ihe woman auA,,, r,,,ssor Market
Nj. G. A. VIII hoiu lnuso t,,nrrn,y
at the association IoVi,' n,n,ocIx
afternoon from un,.n to,,,as and
wheh nome i'laue IL IN tbe
canned fruits VII ne s Un n@ ~ 2
fciiowlhs luesuas atina of the
o'clock the regular hiee'ihS n,a
auxiliary will occur at the same
place.
I'm it's biennial report the STATE
board of railroad commissioners mas
ane loIom ms u IN .. Savtons River
~ 80 az Rrattleboro street rail-
iotu =, foir ,bysical condition but
way are u, a.5 an;ong the hest. Not
a.e nD' .ttantion is given TO keeping
-, Ill ioirts and surfacing and
o up o, of the track"
aug iiiiei' - ia =
The Brattleboro schoofs nau .
highly credltapie eNhipi' VI ~ a,t
at the state institute III NJ. hu.ianu rhihit
Weeh' III News savs.
.Tbe work from Brattleboro is in n
c,ass nv itself and many old teachers
saw thew never saw anything by
scholars that eoualled it. The ex-
bihit included many sketches. water
ooIors and wall paper designs"
eo'o' ,a,dr,,,r 70 u Rnnvou-
nu.ne ,, tel fright Sunday
lolr VI LII standine IN Walnut
n,iul n"s 80 the catholic church. The
street heat 80, ms ,nip,al's
pianhet was u, ,,,a ond the frightened
"eau y. llno,,o its ha,tac and ran
cl ',, 1Wa,,,ut street After cir
wnuiS @ .i,,,as ahc,,- the ROYAL
Gii,s eeseia ~ hnrsa 6na,lv ste,ned
iyier pia s,aat,,rad mo leg 1t
III utei CIV - Cro,,,,
was sho' Wy
Burning leaves on the bank above
Union street threatened one of George
e. Crowells Warehouses; Monday al
ternoon about 1880 o'clock ana an
alarm was rung in from box 10 near
the Cheney place on Western avenue
Col. l.. ID. Taylor ana fr'NSl ~
crospy put ous po ,d tba chemical
VIII eA',i Isl, a,,,;,,ad soop after
engine w, NM. ~, ct No Jnnoee was
warus' ui' 'iie
zone
The trustees named in the VIII
of the late Col. William Austine 10
have charge of the hospital for which
he beoueathed $4,000 held meeting
last week when George c. Averil
was chosen secretary and treasurer.
DR. George F. Gale, who was made
nresident of the board by the terms of
the will, explained that Col. Austine's
idea was to provide a hospital espec-
ially for the treatment of tuberculo-
sis patients and entirely separate
from although in no way conflicting
with the Thompson hospital. the
new institution will be known as the
Austine hospital in memory of the