Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


bic blankets at prices to suit all.
Please examine before you purchase.
j. Edgar Mellen.-adv.
Quite number of local enthusiasts
Will attend the Brown Dartmouth foot
ball game at Hampden Park. Spring
field. Tomorrow afternoon.
Arthur f. Rohde, who is employed
by Moran 4 Co, recently passed ex-
animation before the state board of
health and Is now licensed embalmer.
James +. Hooker. in behalf of the
town OF Bratteboro, has taken an APP
peal to county court from Judge Wa
terman's decision relative to the pay
ment of the $4,000 bequest of the late
Col. William Austine.
A. V. Mays agency has sold for
w. e. Coombs his house in West
Brattleboro to George Atkinson. who
recently sold his farm to the Sunset
Lake Water company. Mr. Atkinson
will take possession of his new house
about Dec. /.
The Brown Dartmouth football
game at Springfield at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon will be the Mecca of a
good many local lovers of the college
sport. Brown and Dartmouth are red
hot rivals and both have strong teams
about evenly matched. The railroads
offer special rates.
w. II. Snow was arrested Monday
by Sheriff f. w. Mcclure, charged
with having given two first mortgages
on the same security, one to o. II. FL
lis and the other to H. R. Brown. The
matter was settled by Mr.. Snow re-
funding the amount borrowed from Mr..
| Brown.
H r. Brown is planning to change
the location of his barn at Pine Grove
Springs. He will move the building
some distance down the road toward
Spofford n. H., and build another
large barn near it. Mr. Brown did a
larger livery business at the lake last
summer than ever before.
Martin Veneaux who has been
employed at G. f. Gilmans stable. and
Miss Agnes Dundon were married
Monday morning in the Roman Catho-
| lie church by Rev. NJ. ]. Carmody
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Veneaux started on a wed
ding trip of two weeks, after when
they will live at the brides home near
Morningside cemetery
The Withheld marker a MASSIVE
stone of Barre granite, was erected iast
week on the Withheld cemetery GROUNDS
/ in Vernon. 1t is nearly 6h feet IN
height with the inscription "Whithed
Cemetery. 17S5-1905." 1t stands near
but outside the gate upon the Wnlthed
possessions, fitting memorial of that
burial Enclosure. the beginning OF
which was 125 years ago.
A case of scarlet fever was re-
norted to DR.. Henry Tucker Monday,
wood H. daughter Of Andrew kirk
wood who lives at 22 Birge street.
AZ soon as the matter was brought 10
the health officers attention the mouse
was at once placed under quarantine
restrictions and it is not likely tnat
tha disease will spread. Miss klrk-
wood has been employed in the Brat.
tIehoro Custom laundry on Elllot
street.
according to measurements taken
Tuesday afternoon the water IN tne
chestnut Hill reservoir was iower
Than II has been at almost any tilne
since the threatened famine iast
snring. The depth of water IN .ie
Inwar end of the reservoir was only SIN
feet and the only supply came 1roi,,
a stream which about half-nlled lou,
inch pipe. During the aItern ill.,,
numping was begun at the west lntor
station so it is likely that the Wa ~
in the reservoir is much higner 10y ,+1mt
time q r. Crowell ,of the Chestiiut
tIi,I connanv said Tuesday that the
,rnrk of humping had been delayed OH
account of a broken casting
Mrs Dwight Smith, So. died sat
M a. her home in Greenfield, AFTER
an illness of three years with Brlsn.
disaasa she was a native of chester,
Ella n r. daughter of A. 1al''
nnd was married to Mr.. Smith IN Jan
,,nay 1870 at her Chesterneld nol,io'
NJ and Mrs. Smith lived in brat,'t
hnro for II years and then remover o ~
raenfie,d. which has since been .n ILL
49, Resides her husband MIS-
E u is survived by son, w. "A.
Sn,itb of North Adams, Mass. anu q
';star Mrs Ella G. Holden OF Cnlcaso.
Tho funeral was held MONDAY al'e'
,,oo,, Of o'clock at her late NOME
Tho funeral of John B. Dion; o.
-, died in Cambridge. Mass, friuaS'
VINO ul.a ~ Ct Michaers Roman Cath.
Wa was nhnrch Sunday morning at
oiaI Rev. M. J. Carmody omclatiiis'
III. 49, hearers were p. Rate. w. "
y vnu r A. Aher, Patrick fem.9n,
iohn Calvin and James MACE. Du Nv
svas in the Catholic cemetels' rstav
nion was an employe. OF tne ms ra.
nrean factory for nearly 81 yeat two
moving to Meriden, Conn. a ~ result
years ivtic shock He leaves thrge
OF T n Dion of Cambridge, A. r. r.
SUE ~ Meriden and Oscar Diol, 90
Dlot also two daughters, Mrs
Pnp,art +. collins of Meriden anu WI
I.o,. L,nntaine of Greenf1eld.
cant. J. Harry Estey WINE y very
Georgia recently. was si,.m 10. in the
,,'.oresting relic of the civil wal those
lhlel Of diary kept by one OF In1sn
snap ,,nate soldiers of the oni o,,
uniu, confined in Andersonville pls
army oI is in a fair state OF pres,.
1 my and is well written. IL nc
vatioll .o;Is of the writer's capture, t
the nrch and final arrival AT s
lons " ,he weary days of waltins, S III,
priso a,d the daily death lis. .aS ,,a,,so
hess T., % hours). rumors OF -
as 70 bring DISAPPOINTMENT, ot or
. oy TO escape only 10 pe hIood-
snn,,ebt back with the ala VI Tering
hounds. lack of food s; s,u ends alb
from cant Estey is trying 10 In a.
ruptiy. .;,ar and deliver the diary 10 inc
'he 10 living. or his FANNY
-.qf you are going:, to ,ss wi the Hig-
az automobile don't take a T. d.
ley road" is the advice ~ fellow @R' worship
Tsyloi freely gives 10 ienp p',,z-wagon.
pers at the shrine 81 M Mr. Taylor and
Last ~ NJ three friends stared oar
parry in his Grout TOURING lila
Wilfnils,har was comparatively M M
The weaver ro hut as the higher anu
tudes were rsrty soon found itself In 5aS
and the Of a snowstorm. The iecon mf'e Of
mus M, ro,,te was chosen on aes 81 the