Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-24

ample to others that quarantine cam
not be lightly broken.
The Central Savings bank and trust
company of Barton Landing, re-
Gently incorporated with a capital Of
$4,000 will be open for business Feb.
81.
The amount of imports in Vermont
during January was S346,413 on which
duties of $44,014.30 were collected. The
duties for January, 1904, were s37,
3377S. The exports in January this
year amounted to $6S3,71S.
Percival w. Clement of Rutland has
brought suit to recover $500 from the |
! Rutland Street Railway company for
alleged negligence. The Clement fam |
lily carriage collided with a trolley |
car last March, and was badly dam |
aged The suit will be tried at the |
March term of Rutland county court. |
George Morse a native of North
Bennington and for a number of years
engaged in business in Bennington
tried to commit suicide at Lynn, Mass,
Saturday night, Feb. is, by inhaling il l.
Eliminating gas. 1t is probable that Il
he will recover. He is said to have
health. Il
An artificial pond at Marvin farm.
half way between Montpelier and
Barre, from which Mr. Marvin has re-
Gently taken his years supply of ice,
disappeared Thursday night Feb. IS. ;
me bottom of this pond was concret- l
ed and it is believed the extreme cold
weather caused this to break, letting
the water run out,
The liquor license of Mortimer II. =
Downey, proprietor of the Bellevue
hotel, Richmond, has been revoked \
and the justice of the peace fined him \
500 and costs of s1S for selling beer to
minors, AT a hearing before the IL j
cense commissioners Thursday, Feb. h
To- four boys about fifteen or sixteen il
years old testified that they drank il
beer at the Bellevue house. Downey
the case to the county court "
and furnished bail. s,
DR.. A. p, Grinnell, for over 20 years a.
lean of the medical faculty of the UNI II
versity of Vermont. Burlington, has W
been awarded a verdict of $4,000 in III
supreme court New York, in the case
lgalnst Edward Weston, a New York st
A
antic Yacht club, for false arrest and u
Imprisonment This was the second q
RAJ OF DR.. Grinnell's suit for $50, O0O 10
)r. GrinneH was arrested at New York m
N the ground that he was a man VINO .,
lad swindled Weston out of $50. At u
he first trial DIR. Grinnell was award ma
d $l2,5OO damages. go
The Daughters of Vermont observed wi
gentlemen's night by reception in,
no dinner at the Vendome Boston
thursday evening, Feb. 16 the special wi
uests being Governor Charles j. Bell Sc,
ld Mrs. Bell of Vermont, Colonel AL viii
ert Clarke, Miss Susan Clarke. Mrs. de-,
ellen A. Whittier, Judge Ely. Mrs. Ma
una Chaffee Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Ger
Il. ROBINSON. Governor Bell was at
hded by members of his staff. in
nding General w. H. Gilmore and
'ionels Dole. Roberts and Billings.
bout 200 members and their friends me =
ere present Gov. Bell was the first :.
eaker. is
E.
Plans are being laid for the reopen s
OF the Episcopalian Rock Point and
lool Tor girls at burlington. II IS Sax
signed TO be operated by the church, n
DER the direction of the trustees ma,
instructors to be paid salaries ing
nmensurate with their offices. II tow
to have the tuition fee low NJ
'ugh TO place the school within the at
Oh of the people of Vermont:the her
ms MS 70 De about $500 a year. in mot
ding room and board. There is at y
sems on hand S5S.25O In cash and plac
urities' and pledges amounting u MFR.
= nave been received, making ting
total OF the endowment s7452s cart
mop Hall does not think IL best to som
n the school with an endowment The
ess than 100000. and an effort win the
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