Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-02-03
Y. M. c. A. at Military Post.

more than during the previous year.
Y. M. c. A. at Military Post.
An important meeting Of the state
executive committee Of the Young
Mems Christian associations Of YER
mont was held I'm Burlington Tues
day, Jan. 81. j. s. Tichenor, interna-
tonal secretary In charge OF associa-
ton work in the army, was present
and discussed with the committee
the matter of forming an association
among the 1900 men at the military
post, which has been favorably con-
| sidered of late. II will be necessary
to raise a budget of at least Sl,OO0 10
start and carry on the work effective-
! ly, aside from the usual membership
/ fees. The social side of the work VIII
| be made prominent If the work Is In
augurated. Chairman Frank ii.
| Brooks of st. Johnsbury presided at
the meeting, the other members OF
the committee being w. j. Van Pat
ten, vice president; G. f. North, sec
rotary and treasurer; Prof. G. H..
Perkins, f. ID. Proctor, Proctor, F. O..
Rowland, Barre, l.. p. Adams, Swan
ton, A. j. Holden, Bennington, A.
Buchanan, jr.. st. Adams, Clarke c.
Fits, Brattleboro, and Dr. John A.
Mead Rutland The annual state
convention will be held in Rutland
April IA, is and 16.
Fire destroyed the Central Yer
mont railroads roundhouse at Wind
sor Friday, Jan. 81. One locomotive
was slightly damaged.
Gov. Bell has appointed H. r.
Warner of Vergennes a member OF
the state board Of pharmacy to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
A. w. Higgins of Rutland.
Founders day will be observed at
Brigham academy Bakersfield, sat
urday Feb. 4. Walter e. Ranger OF
Montpelier, state superintendent Of
education, will deliver an address In
the afternoon There will be speak
ing and music by the students In the
evening.
Fish Commissioner Henry G..
Thomas of Stowe attended the an
nual meeting of the, North American
Fish and Game Protective assocla-
ton at st. John, N. B., this week, lie
spoke to the association on the sub
iect of uniformity of the laws IN
connection with SEEMING in Lake
Champlain
DR.. Henry Boynton died at his
home in woodstock Monday, Jan
80, in his SD year, after much sur
fering from malarial poisoning. lie
located in Woodstock in 1854 and
had represented the town In the leg
islature for three terms. He was a
man of broad culture and well known
as a speaker and an author OF his
torical and biographical sketches.
The state laboratory at Burlington
has analysed the candy which, it was
thought, was the cause of the death
of Hazel Gravlin. daughter of John
of Barre, a short time ago.
The chemist reports that there was
nothing harmful about the candy.
His ANALYSIS reveals the following:
"Colored with tar dye; slightly acid
(tartaric) contains no arsenic; MOTH
ing harmful present"
The building at Randolph which Is
being remodeled for a sanitarlum is
expected to be ready for opening
about April /. Articles of association
have been filed with the secretary OF
state TOT lUe Nduuolpn
with a capital stock of $500, divid-
I'd up into 800 shares of s25 each.
The subscribers are Dr. j. p. Clifford,
L. B. Johnson, Col A. B. Chandler, E.
A. Thomas and A. G. Osgood.
Elmer Carpenter, son Of Roany
Carpenter of Groton is at the point
Of death through a shocking accident
suffered Saturday, Jan. 2S, the lad
being stepped on by a horse ana
mangled about the head.
The little fellow, who is IL years
,ld, was riding on the runner of
sleigh when he slipped and fell to
he road. James Frost's team was
lust behind and the horse could not
,e stopped. The horse stepped
on the PROSTATE LADS mead
The face was badly cut and mang4ed,
he skull was crushed, and part or
he tongue was severed If he lives
he doctor says he will be disfigured
or life.
Some excitement is said to have
,een caused in Barre by the discov-
nv of a package of photographs of
.eon CZolgosz, the assassin of Presi-
lent Mckinley, in the ruins of an
Italian printing plant burned Jan. IA.
The paper printed in the establish |
nent was The Cronta Soverfiva, an !
narchist organ, and it is thought at
BARRE that the office and perhaps. in I
broader sense, the italian district of :
sarre had become the headquarters
or active anarchist promotion in the /,
Tnited States. Upon the back of each !
f the 100 photographs of Czolgosz
yas stamped "Circola Studi Social,
}. o. box No. 15S. West Hoboken, n. 4
:, U. S. A., which is said to indicate h
ne of the many names Of a danger
us anarchist society. Secret service ! 7
len are reported to be seeking evil "
ence with the hope of breaking up t
lie anarchist societies at West Ho-
oxen and Barre.