Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-09
THE WRIT NEARLY READY
,r WILL be PRESENTED TO JUS.
TicE RUFUS W. PEckHAM.
Mr,, Roosrs's Counsel Make Final
EHort-Mystsrious Escape Of Al
Isusd Forasr observation-disclosures
tional Marble Workers at Rutland.

husband. Marcus Rogers. In bennihs-
ton In August. 1902. desired 10 pre-
sent a writ Of error. was on ms way
TO Europe, is incorrect. He intehaed
to sail Thursday, June ], but was ae-
itained a week by Important business.
E. H. Deavitt, one OF Mrs NoReIss
lawyers. received letter SATURDAY
night. June 8, from J. II. MCKINNEY,
clerk of the United States Supreme
court. saving that Justice Peckham
was at Aitamont. Albany county. N. y.
The writ is nearly ready for pre-.
sentation and II is probable that T.
w. Moloney will carry 1t to Altamon,'
which is about 80 miles from Rutland.
No funds are forthcoming from
Mrs Blickensderfer or anybody else.
The attorneys have no thought OF
charging ANYTHING for their legal SER
vices in this case but 1t is natural Tor
them to dislike to go into their Dock
cts to pay the heavy expenses neces-
sary 10 bring this case before the
highest tribunal.
The fourth annual convention OF the
Vermont branch. American Federatioh
of Labor. will be held In Barre pegih-
ming Aug. 8.
George Schoolcraft. farmer Oh
East Alburg, 65. was killed py hsh.-
ming Friday. June 2 while waiklns II,
the road near his home. wioow ah-
| two children survive
Timothy Boardman. 81. the NTH
Timothy Boardman Of an old Engnsn
family. died at Montpelier THURSDAY,
lime /. Seven members of the FAMILY
s,ora IN the revolutionary war, one De-
ing a naval officer.
The 21st annual meeting OF the YER
mont Woman's Suffrage associauon
was held in the Universalist church az
Springfield Wednesday evening; AZ
dresses were given last evening py AZ,
torney e. B. Finn and by Henry b.
Blackwell Of Boston.
The little son Of Leon HibDard. Yves,
Georgia had his arm seriously injured
Thmrsday June /. by being crushed IN
cog wheel of a separator. IL was
necessary TO break the wheel to extrl-
cate the arm. and 1t is feared that the
member may have to be amputa'eu'
| Charles Isham of New York city mas
hought the Munson cottage propeIts
at Manchester. taking immedate pos
session, and will expend several .hou-
sand dollars on the grounds ana re,
construction of the house. MI. lsha'i,
is a we'll known New YORK lawyer anu
son-in-law of Robert I. Lincoln.
Two fine new hotels are opened IN
The state this week, The Battenklil
Inn at Manchester Depot. one OF .he
finest in the state, was opened MoIiuay'
June 4 and the rebuilt American mouse
OF Richford which was Quilted py nre
in December will be opened tomorrow
Dr Henry James of Waterbury. one
~ tha most eminent physicians IN the
state is dangerously i'll from genera
semitic poisoning caused by mrecuon
from opening an abscess on a patlenl.
Dr lanes recently made an inclslon II,
his own hand while dressing wouliu
for Edwin Cooley and blood poisohlhs
set in. DR.. James Is about ~ years
old
nh ri Rev. A. C. A. Hall. bish-
tha Eniscopal diocese Of Yer
r ~ made his first public appearance
since undergoing a surgical operation
March IL. when he confirmed CLASS
~ eleven at Christ church Montpelier
Sunday June 4. He also preached =
strnne sermon on The Ascension OF
christ He is still weak. ana was
ohlinad to sit while preaching. but ne
is steadily regaining his health.
Tho student body of Norwich uni
yarsity. Mortified. under the olrec.
tion of Maj Henry W. Hovey. lel'
Monday. June on a ten DAYS niaion,
IN darlington. They will stay over
Sunday at Fort Ethan Allen anu r.
turn next week. There are ABOUT o,le
| hundred and ten men VINO VIII lar lar
the trip With the exception VI 90
mr. four the students are all able 10 so
| on the march.
Tho streets of Barton Landing were
+borouehly cleaned, the grass in pup
10 nlaces raked and the entire VlHase
made to look bright and fresh py tne
r,,on,en who turned out in large num-
hers Monday. June 5. The committee
of the Women's Improvement socle.s
mot and assigned certain NUMBER VI
women to each street of the place.. Al
Wv tha Ia st bit of rubbish had been re-
viewed all adjourned to a nearby grove;
where ice cream and cake were serVeu
to those who helped
| announcements are to be made on
the Rutland railroad. Certain sectIous
of the road are to be equippeo WI. IL
new rails and the roadbed prousn' ~
TO the modern standard. Wnen ,me
road is fairly equipped Preslden. Nv s
comb of the New YORK Cenlra1 %,
son River road will make p,u i
larger share of the Boston, Montreal
nassenger traffic than it now hoios. =. -
paw schedule will be put in which WI
cover the distance to Montreal via tne
putIand in shorter time than is maoe
noy, Inv the Delaware & HUDSON. Whicn
OF nresent has the advantage OF tnree
miles.
The MONTPELIER Journal property mas
hoan purchased by a corporation. cap
;toI stock $4,000. The subscribers
ore frank e. Howe Of Bennington
Frank p. Langley of Barre. A. o, cum
minis and C. A. Webb OF MohtperS ne
and Flora c. Howe Of Bennington. LIZ u
following are directors: FRANK =
Howe. Frank E. Langley. A.. -. Sun.
minis. The officers are; fresiue1 n
Frank E. Howe: treasurer. FRANK
IanaIev clerk and assistant treasurer
r Webb. For the present Mr.. Howe
will continue to conduct the Benmhg-
TON Kramer. c. A. Webb. at present ~
charge of the news department OF Inc
Journal. will act as editor.
About eight tons of maple sugar; be.
tween two and three hundred galionss
of maple syrup and thirteen hundreo e
nounds of wool supposed to belong C
II. B. Farrar and P. ]. Hayes wnicn
was stored in the barn of r. J. Hayes
was seized by Deputy Collectors "A
IH, King. of Richford. and Z. l.. oreoi,
of West Berkshire. THURSDAY. June
on the ground that 1t came iron. -
ada and had not been legalls Nm.
dar lime 5, except ~ tubs Of sugal
and 200 hounds of wool. the claim pc
anu aaa that il belonged to Arthur