Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-30
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Lightning Changes in 6assbalI-Fa;
nous Band Coming July 4.

ming changes or Scnedule. Inc BRAT
teboro aggregation either could not
or would not or dared not try conciu-
sions with the local nine last Satur-
day. but that made no difference with
the game. The management dug up
hts drag net and gathered In few
players from the west village. and the
by-ways and hedges intervening. and
chinked I'm the vacancies with Birnia
Phillips and the president of the as
ISOLATION, DR.. Osgood. and then the
procession started-the locals running
the bases and making scores, and the
members of the assorted team. chas-
ing the ball and making errors, space
permits us to record only the runs
and 3.
II is with satisfaction that the man
agement announces to the public ina!
the services of another famous band
has been secured for the Fourth OF
July celebration. The World Re-
nowned Dolittle Hornette Band has
been secured for the day. 1t will ar
rive in time to take part in the morn
ing parade and help furnish music.
And speaking of the parade, reminds
us that all those interested in making
| il a greater success even than 1t now
promises to be, are requested To meet
at the Town hall Saturday evening az
7.30. All are invited to come ana
bring their ideas with them, so thar
the finishing touches can be applieh.
The parade will be one of the best
features of the day If the plans now
under way materialise.
| Ned Wyman of Athens was in town
Sunday afternoon.
! Robert Cushman is visiting his
uncle. j. C. Taft
! Will Sparks was in Brattleboro
Tuesday on business.
The village schools closed this af-
ternoon with picnic.
Miss May Howe visited friends IN
Brattleboro during the week.
Miss Esther Macdonald has re-
turned from her visit in Saxtons RiV-
er.
| Mrs. Charles Mackay from Boston,
| is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stoddard.
Henry Franklin, who has been con-
fined to the house for nearly year.
| is gaining slowly.
Prof. Lemuel Van Schaick, who has
been teaching in Hoosick Falls. n. Y,
is visiting in town.
Arthur Greenwood has completed
went to work in "A machine shop.
]. C. Toilette is raising his new
barn, the dimensions of which are 10
by 40 Lack of help is serious handi-
cap.
Reuben Park of Bernardston, Mass.
who has been visiting his son, A. E.
Park, returned to his home Satur-
day
IN. x,hi
having erected in the cemetery arriv-
ed Monday, and was brought from the
depot by Taft's team.
DR.. Osgood is driving a new horse,
which he purchased of Fred Reed.
Brookline parties bought the doctors
chestnut horse. Dan.
The west end of the upper bridge
over West river this week received an
iron roofing at the hands OF Rolla
Phillips and Fred Randall.
Daniel Van Valkenburgh and wife
were i'm town Monday. Mr.. Van. VAL
kenberg went to Brattleboro In the
afternoon returning on the mail train.
The auditor of the express COM
pany was in town Saturday to check
up the books of the local Office ana
inspect their methods of doing busi-
ness.
Arthur Toilette and wife returned
Saturday to their home in Blairsville,
Penn. after spending their vacation
visiting friends and relatives IN
Townshend and Weston.
Mrs. Edwin S. Clark of Boston,
Mass. who Is representing the Egg
O-See" breakfast food company, called
on friends in town last week while
making her business trip.
The Congregational church has just
purchased a new hymn book for use
in the Sunday school and the evening
meetings The name of the book is
the Mortified Hymnal.
Pearl Dutton, who has been at
tending the Mortified school at MI.
Hermon, has just accepted a fine posi-
ton in South Carolina as foreman on
the Biltmore estate of the Wander
bits
The grangers held a meeting ana
banquet at the town hall Friday even
ing. one candidate was conducted
through the mysteries" to the feast
of good things at the gastronomlcal
exhibit
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mason and
daughter from Gardner, Mass, visited
this week at A. A. Masons. Tuesday
morning they started on drive to
Fairlee. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Mason.
Fred Gilbert who has been working
for the past year in grocery store
i'm Putney has resigned his position
and after a short visit with his father
in Harmonyville intends to go to Sun
set Lake camping.
Miss Ornda Dale arrived last week
from Frogmore, 5. C., where sne
teaches during the school year. MISS
Dale was accompanied by her little
niece. Orinda Ford, who will spend the
summer with her.
The ladies assisted by the presi-
dent and the chairman of the dinner
committee, held another meeting at
the town hall Monday evening. the
preparations are well under way ana
plans are made for feeding large
number of people on the Fourth.
E. H. Fessenden is wearing quite
a ferocious looking scar on MS race
for peaceable citizen. He tripped
over some wire netting and fell strik,
ing his face upon some plant Jars am.
cutting quite a cash In his cheek just
below the eye.
Miss Lucy Booth. an art student
who has been here several summers
and her sister. came Saturday night.
They have rooms at Harry FRANKLIN
house. DIR. Booth of New York city,
and Mr.. Loutrup a friend, and MIR:
Price of Atlantic Highlands arrived
Monday evening for short. stay IN
town. They are boarding at Zina
Cobbs.
The opening sale of seats for the
benefit concert by the Weber Male
ouartette of Boston on the evening OF
the Fourth of July. started off Monday
in a most gratifying manner: It does