Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-05-26
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

DIR. A. l. Miller has ordered a l6
horse power Winton touring ca
through Maniey Brothers agency.
There was sharp frost I'm many
OF the hill towns Of the county Sat
urday morning and snow fell in the
northern part of the state,
On Memorial day (Tuesday) the
postoffice will be open from a. m.
until noon only. and the carriers will
make the first morning delivery only.
IS. w. Edgett & company have
sold for Mr. and Mrs. George Butter.
field their so acre farm In Vernon TO
John 7. Wright who takes immediate
possession.
The administrator of the Timothy
Shea estate has sold the Shea home
stead on Western avenue to Albert T.
Prouty of Marlboro who expects to oc-
cupy II as home.
Quincy Adams Sawyer is as sweet
ly natural as the breath OF the fields.
says the Philadelphia Record The
play will be seen In the auditorium
Wednesday. June Z.
The Ladies' Enterprise society
will meet with Mrs. Cheney on Maple
street Wednesday afternoon. II is
hoped all members will be present as
is NoIh " DC uohc.
Under the direction of the select
men and road commissioner a granite
curbing has been laid ON the east side
of Main street from Ullery block to
the steps near the fruit store this
week.
The woman's auxiliary of the Y,
NJ. C. A. will hold its first cake sale
at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms. Saturday
June 8, from until $50 o'clock. Cake
and doughnuts will be furnished for
this sale which will be in charge OF
the women of the Baptist church.
The entertainment committee Of
the Wantastiquet golf cub-Mrs.
James f. Hooker Mrs. j. Harry Es-
| tey. Mrs. c. f. Bingham, Miss Amy
Hines and Miss Ruth w. Childs-will
serve the first tea on Memorial day
from 4 until D. m. If rainy the tea
will be served the next pleasant day.
| M. Goldberg. an itinerant peddler.
was arrested Friday afternoon by Po-
| liceman Thayer on the charge OF ped
ding without license. When ar
raigned before Justice Newton Gold
berg waived examination and was put
under $3.50 bonds for his appearance
at the September term OF county
court.
!
of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas E. Martin.
died at the home of his parents on
Pine street Saturday evening after an
illness of six months with Bright
disease The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. T.. L.
Mathison officiating, and burial took
place in Morningside cemetery.
The case of Fred O. Smalley of
Walpole. n. H.. against E. NJ. Angler
of this town, an action of assumpsil
to recover for the value of horse
was brought before Justice r. c. Ba-
con Wednesday afternoon. The de-
PENDANT called for Jury trial ana the
case was continued until June z.
Attorney F. B. Pingree of Bellows
Falls appeared for the plaintiff and II
la. Barber for the defendant.
| A G. Sprague. secretary of the
Old Pine golf club of 81. Johnspury
has issued circulars calling attention
of all tennis players to the increa I,n,
interest that is being shown in the YER
mont state tennis tournament wnlct
will he held in ST Johnsbury begin
ming August s. Several Brattlebore
nlayers are making plans to attenc
tho tournament this year provided
they get in suitable form.
The First Regime band gave 1t:
first open air concert on the Common
TUESDAY evening to an unusually iargs
Icrowd The weather was cool but DN
keeping on the move the listener
were able to keep comfortable, ana tht
program which the band rendered
, seemed TO meet with great favor. Ih'
, band was augmented by several out
of-town musicians here TO ACCOMPANY
the organization to Boston Weuhes
. day morning.
Herbert E. Walker and Miss Au
eusta A, Brigham were married Weu
nesday at the Congregational parson
age by Rev H. r. Miles. 1mmeulatel'
after the ceremony they left on a car
riage drive of several days tnrous,
Vermont and New Hampshire, ana OF
their return will make their home II
crosby block where Mr.. Walker ma
lived for the past four years. IN
groom is employed as tuner for IN
E,stey organ company
Mrs. Nellie willard Taylor of Del
porids south Dakota, a former Yer
monter. a grand daughter OF the at
II pike of West Wardsboro. ana
| niece of the late c. ]. Weld of Brattle
| horo has written a song on tne cas-
Of Mrs Kate Edwards. the Pennsyi
yania murderess. entitled. on, Wn
will They Kill Me Twice. whicn nd
been published and is sold by Clap
& Jones. Mrs. Taylor has done SOM
| ether work of this nature. Sne wa
for some years a resident Vi ID ''''e
| boro.
-Rertram Bailey OF Sprinshei.
| Mass. an agent for the Caurnlao a. A.
| tomobile. was arrested lasl Ih
e,,an;ne by Deputy Sheriff c. l. hnap
,,orad writh running over and XIII
inc dog belonging to Jonn Larry"
| Tha case was put over untll june
earl Henkel becoming surety LOT M
! pa;iev The accident took place Nv
,.,aaks ago when MI. Bailey was uriV
NO his automobile out Elliot stree
r Hooker and ]. @. Uliery We,
riding with him at the time anu s
the driver of the machin. was no.
blame The dog was not hcehsu'
Michael Dundon 80. died Sunda
his home near the Hunt farm. apou
ana mile south of this village, arte
an illness of 10 days with penui.iotn n
Hue was a native OF ireiahu uus -, :
lived in this country ever ,s Nae
. ,r.as tx wears of age. He mao pS
,,,anv wears an enplcye or the hs
10, organ company. Mr.. Dunaoh
,,r,,;ved by a widow and hve aaegn
Mrs Johanna Shea ana M
); ~, O.Connor of Springheid. MAS.
siiss Agnes Dundon and Mrs. Ma,
pnIIica of this town and Mrs; ~
: Deffner of westfield, Mass. ens
e services were held in the r Rol1a
t Catbolic church at O'Clock Lues o.f
: morning. Rev. Father Catino %s,hni
ciating. Burial was IN the IT,
n ,,sa,erv The bearers were 81
e Gne John Lynch. Patrick rehto
e - Jacoh Kempf.
e a five year lease OF tne pa