Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-01

There VIII be waltzing party
Monday evening In Odd Fellows new
hall with music by Leitsinger's or
chestra.
Entries for the athletic events at
the Woodmen's Labor day field day
will not close until Monday morning
at $3.50.
Referee +. d. T.. Stowe has de-
clared a dividend of l.19 cents on the
bankrupt estate Of Lorenzo ID. Lock-
wood of Bellows Falls.
Services will be resumed at the
Unitarian church Sunday with preach
ing by the pastor. Sunday school will
be held as usual at the close Of the
service.
The members of the junior Sun
shine society held very successful
sale Wednesday afternoon and wish
to thank all who contributed to It's
success.
"A special conclave of Beauseant
commandery will be held at Masonic
hall this evening at o'clock, WIN
work on the degrees of the Red Cross
and the Temple.
The Brattleboro private school,
Miss Christa NJ. Park, principal. opens
Wednesday, Sept. 6. Miss Park Will
return to Brattleboro tomorrow ana
will room at SO Main street.
The women of the Baptist socie-
ty will hold food sales every Satur :
day afternoon until further notice at
the Y M. c. A. rooms from until
o'clock. The first sale will be held to-
morrow.
John II. Merrifield has been ap-.
pointed by Governor Bell as one Oh
the delegates to represent vermont at
the annual convention of the Ma
tional Prison association I'm Lincoln
Neb, October 21-26.
-Brattleboro chapter d. A. r.,
will be entertained by Mrs. +. II, Hoi-
den and Mrs. Arthur Knight at Mrs.
Holden's home on Oak street TUESDAY
afternoon from until 5. Mrs. .. ID.
Estabrook will read paper on Ma
than Hale
The last open air meeting OF the
season will be held on the Common
sunday afternoon at o'clock T.. c.
Crosby will preside. Prof. l.. b. "a
ton of Hartford. Conn.,. Will give an
address and the full First Regimen,
band will furnish music.
The woodmen have basepaii
surprise UP their sleeve for LABOR
day. Another event which Is no.
down on the posters is a morse race
between six Chesterfield reinsmen. II
will be the best two In three hea's
and will begin promptly at l'So.
william C. Young of Norwich,
Conn. and Miss Clara II. whitman OF
Fishers Island were married last rrl-
day at the home of the brides par
ants Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Whitman.
Miss Whitman formerly lived III
Brattleboro with her parents ana at
tended the Brattleboro high schooi.
There was good attendance at
the concert in the Congregations
church Monday evening by the AZ
lanta university colored quartet: Inc
program was varied but contained
number of negro melodies wnlcm W. W..
thoroughly appreciated. A coliectloii
,ras taken for the benefit of the uni
yerSity.
The moon passed between .ns
earth and the sun between o'oI anu
6:46 wednesday morning causing q
martial eclipse of the orb of day On
account of the cloudiness hereapou 10
the eclipse could not be observed 10
GOOD advantage. although many carry
Users caught occasional glimpses OF
the DIltloiiicio''
Hunts agency has received notice
~ the following issues of pensions;
Original Mrs. Martha Shattuck'
Westminster West. Mrs. Ellen NJ
bragg Rrattleboro; additional, An
drew T. Shattuck (deceased). West
minister West, Albert Howard, East
jamaica. increases. George L.. Howe
Athol Mass. ID. S. Fairman. Vernon
Henry Franklin, Townshend.
The private car Columbus of the
American Palace Car company was
IN exhibition at the local railroad
station from 4:30 YESTERDAY afternoon
until 9 i'm the evening, and a consio /
arahle number of people took adVan-
tape of the chance to inspect lhe
travelling palace. The Columbia Is
combined sleeping. parlor and dinlhs
car and is claimed to solve the prop
lem of ventilation, sanitation anu
safety as applied to car constructors
Leon whitney. proprietor of the l,s
ci+y lunch room. and Miss Helen u
whalen. daughter of Mrs. jennie u
whaian were married "Wednesday al
tarnoon at the Catholic parsonage ps
Pev M ]. Carmody. Ebert Hal act
cd as hest man and Miss Agnes Whal-
an a sister of the bride. as ptiuee
maid After the ceremony an liilol
NAL reception was held at the nom.
of the brides mother on Reed street
only relatives being present. MI. az.
Mrs. whitney went 20 opi'is ~
Mass. on a wedding trip
Edward Kelley, workman EN-,
Moved i'm the gang that Is repuiiuiils
the Williamsville bridge on the We
piyar railroad, fractured bone IN one
off nv 1uIIlDllie
fuo,,, the bridge abutment to the ROCKS
below 4 distance of between ~ ana 3,
Foot Kelley was standing on tht
ahutment when heavy timber Wnlcl
was being lifted on derrick sWui,t
u, bis direction, and thinking 1t wouie
str;ke him he leaped of. he was
hrouebt to Brattleboro WEDNESDAY
afternoou and went to his nome II
Montreal on the late train
Fred H. Harris who Is repre-
se,tine the Wantastiquet gOlf cup !.
The omen tournament at SprhsIielu
Maze made a very creditable snow
inc in the qualifying round YESTERDAY
He handed in card of l'3 LOT "a.
az holes. which made MN ueu ~
second place in the second 10 VINO VI
NAV for the Country club cup. 1ai
ris's morning round was w anu IN
afternoon round 81. X. w. a''ai;.
Who PLAYED with Harris in the auan ~
fv;np round. made score OF lsi an an,
nualified in the third IL VINO VII
NAV for the Governors cup.
A horse and wagon belonging y
No Frank Downs of Dummerstoi
NJ Iaft standing on Linden stree
"Wednesday morning while III, MI
nowns went to a house to defve'
come blackberries The amman De
came frightened and ran. oVer ,,,,, mn
the wagon at the corner OF wliiIs,o ~,
street and throwing the x-sear.o,t,
niece of Mrs. Downs agalhs, sn Tb,
lfracturing the child Iel. arm nr Ere
st tIamilton's lawn and up TN
mont f1dhih.o a. u-oc stoppe,