Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-31

company go ON sale Thursday morn
ing. Aprll 10, at the box Office.
Fort Drummer colony, Pilgrim
Fathers, will Initiate several candi
dates at meeting this evening.
q. T.. Gilman starts tonight on |
trip to ohio whence he viii return
April with a carload of horses.
The town schools begin Monda,
except Nos, 10 and IL which beglr
April 10 and No. 8 which begins April
II.
The Wills of Timothy and Marga'
ret Shea were probated and allowed
at the regular session of the probate
court Saturday.
Edward Il. Ball and Miss Winnie
4 T.. Alberty were married Tuesday by
! William $. Newton, Esq They viii
make their home on Central street,
Professor J. a. Huffman of Wor-
cester. Mass, Will give concert In
! the Swedish Congregational church
next Tuesday evening AT 1880 y. M
Both of the Claremont, n. H.. pa
pers gave the Sunny South company
very nattering notices and agreed that
the performance was one of the best
colored shows ever seen there.
The annual sugar supper OF Pro-
tective grange was held Wednesday
evening and was as usual an excellent
repast There was a large attendance,
some staying to the dance which fol-
lowed.
The Brattleboro gas light company
has settled with the town of Dummers-
ton for the damages caused to the
highways by the ice jams of last
spring. The town had no suit against
the company as was stated last week.
Mrs. James Corbett. who died at
her home in New Haven, Conn,
was formerly a resident of this town,
her daughters being employed In the
Brattleboro overall factory several
years ago The funeral took place
to-day.
-Pocahontas council. No. 4. Daugh-
tiers of Pocahontas, will trail 10 the
hunting grounds of Springfield. VI.
next Thursday to institute a council
there. Alexander Gilmore great
chief Of records Of Massachusetts,,
will help exemplify the work.
The Ladies' circle of the Univer- |
salist society will meet in the church I
parlors Thursday afternoon. A pro- I
posed amendment regarding change I
IN the time for holding the annual I
meeting VIII ne Nbttu uHblls Inv D
mems annual supper VIII follow,
-Arvine H. Pike Of South Main .
street found pearl about the size of
/ BIB shot in some fried oysters he
vas eating the other day. The gem
vas taken to a local jeweler who
stated that its value would have been
II least SO If it had not been cooked.
The body OF Mrs. Edna s Rickert Z.
!, tod af ]
vas taken last evening to Jacksonville a
where funeral services will be held L
o-day. Mrs Rickert was the widow 4
# Martin T.. Rickert, and has a son,
/. NJ. Rickert, who lives on Prospect
treet
The following officers have been /
lected by the Ladies' Aid society of {
he Methodist church: President Mrs.
!. w VIM; first vice president, Mrs.
H. f, Atwood; second vice president,
Irs. Merrill Adams: secretary, Mrs.
Eugene Clark; treasurer, Mrs. George +,
'homas.
Two petitions have been circulat-
d in Hinsdale, ~ H.. this week. one ,
skiing that the licenses of +. G. Gale
company be renewed and the other !
hat the renewals be denied. 1t is stat
d that the former has received the
most signatures, among the names be-
lg those of most of the town officials. ,,
Many deer have been seen along
he line of the narrow gauge during !
he past week On Monday morning !
inc were counted between Winhall
nd Jamaica stations, and II is said
nat a herd of between 20 and 30 has ,
cen seen in the former town where |,
ley have yarded during the past !,
inter-
The program for the meeting of h
lie Windham county road commission =
s in the town hall next Thursday is :,
; follows: 1880 a. m, organization
nd roll CALI H. address on Earth
Dads and Road Material by Professor =
w. Votey of Burlington: 1.30, ad >
'ess on State Road Work by State u
ighway Commissioner C. w. Gates. Z,
llowed by a discussion in which the u
are asked to particl !,
lte u
The following local satellites are
,oked to appear on the ends at the
ming minstrel show of the First pi
agiment band: d. Frank Shea, J. OF
AIRY Estey, Alison Dugan. j. p. Fer u
Ter $. w. Hubbard ]. L. Stewart, NJ ~
iward Gonyer. William ODonaghue, u
C, Rice and ]. w. Cobb. Messrs. 81
ltd anu ESley NlH as USUAL appear
the premieres. Rehearsals for the n
ow continue regularly and the hi
ork of the chorus promises to be pi
en- better than last year.
The protest of some of Brattle NJ
ro's citizens against locating a sani- VI
rum for consumptives in that viii -
&c is being quite widely discussed. ID
on most questions there is differ 10
"a Of onipipn Soma holding that a ed
nitarium is a good thing for a COM Al
unity, or at least not a bad thing, ne
lille others can see positive harm. ne
ter reading all that can be said in leI
yor of such an institution. it is diff az
It to see why Brattleboro or any lee
Ter live, healthy community should
leone a sanitarium for consump- ne
es. Anyone who has visited cIr
lthern or western resort for con- ed
nptives cannot be enthusiastic over tra
situation. These resorts are con- asi
cred little better than plague spots car
are summed Dy nealtny people alb
lows Falls Times. ST,
The impression held by many that me
new caucus law requiring voters py
file with their tax inventory GER ue'
cate giving the names of the par NJ
with which they intend to act and APP
o AT caucusas goes into effect on tai
I'll ! is wronp The law affects only the
cuses held to elect delegates 70 VIII
ventions IN nominate state and are
MY officers and representatives in pre-
gress, and to nominate city and ans
n representatives in the years in 7
oh biennial elections are held. Next hol
r every person qualified to vote in pro
,men's meeting, who desires to vote shi
any caucus mentioned will be re- ma
red to deliver to the lister to whom tur
delivers his inventory, signed or
lhcate giving the name OF the party die
wmch ne intends TO act ana vote pro