Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-07

~, v. way uhs solu lot on FAIR
view street TO William Collier.
The Ladies' Enterprise societ
will meet with Mrs. Lillis on Mapl
street Wednesday afternoon at tire
o'clock.
IS. W. Edgett has sold house Il
Windsor for Adelaide Hawley Of Man
chester, N. H., to Nellie G. Putnam
Of Windsor.
| ID. I. Perry has sold his farm il
West Brattleboro to Tuifeel Raymon,
Of Holyoke, Mass, who will take pos
session at once.
p. II. Crown has bought OF tn,
Eugene Frost estate the dwelling hous,
on Frost place occupied by his son
Benjamin Crown.
The woman's auxiliary Of the Y,
NJ. G. A. will hold another cake sal,
in the association rooms tomorrow at
ternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock.
Members and friends Of the Audi
bon society will meet at the Richardson
ice ponds Wednesday afternoon at !
O'Clock. All are requested to bring
lunch.
The Free kindergarten will close
to-day for the summer. Miss Fits
will give the children a trolley ride
with picnic in Crowell's park, IL
pleasant.
BY the will OF the late Augustus
s. jerome, probated in Hartford,
Conn, Wednesday, st. Michael
Episcopal church OF Brattleboro re-
ceives $500.
John II. Merrifield, +. d. +.
Stowe and A. f. Schwenk we're in
Westminster yesterday to attend law
suit in regard to damages sustained on
the highway.
The members of the W. G. 7. u,
including the honorary members, are
invited to hold an all-day basket pic
mic with Mrs. Crosier at her home in
Guilford Tuesday.
The annual picnic of the Meth
odist Sunday school will be held in
Central Park, Vernon, morrow.
Trains will leave for the park at 8 :06
and 10 10 and there will be excursion
rates. All are invited to attend.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the trustees of the Brooks free library
was held in the library last evening.
Only routine business was transacted.
The reports read show that the library
is constantly becoming more useful to
Brattleboro citizens.
Miss Foster, assistant teacher at
the Free kindergarten, will have
charge Of the summer kindergarten
which will open Monday, July II.
The children will meet in the kinder
garten rooms and will go, every pleas
ant day, to the play grounds. Hortense
st. Cyr will assist Miss Foster.
Charles Gregg Of New London, the
fireman who was killed in the railroad
collision at Mouson, Mass, last Fri
day, was son of Charles Gregg, former
" foreman in the local roundhouse.
Engines 1926 and 1926, which met in the
collision. went through Brattleboro
Yesterday morning on their way to the
Central Vermont repair shops at st.
Adams.
Miss Cora Fox died Wednesday
evening at the home of Dr.. N. P.
Wood in Mortified, Mass. where she
had been for the past several weeks. |
She was resident of New York city |
but had been frequent visitor in
Bl attleboro and was we'll known here. |
Besides mother she is survived by |
TWO sisters, Mrs. Charles Hoffman and
Mrs. Charles Clark, both of New
York.
AT the open-air meeting on the
common Sunday evening, E. W. Glib
ION will preside and Rev. George B.
Lawson will be the speaker. Special
music will be furnished and Leitsing-
,r's orchestra will play. The meeting
5 at o'clock, not 6:3O, and the fol-
owing meetings will be held at 6
,'clock through the summer. At the
Isteyville service at 4 80 p. m. Rev.
/. r. Miles will speak and there will
,e cornet and violin music.
States Attorney II. d. Ryder
,irded his loins for strenuous legal
,attle Wednesday but his star witness
Iealt such a damaging blow to the
ause of the commonwealth that the
Prosecuting officer deemed it policy to
Iol pross the proceedings. The suit
vas an action brought against Law
ence Brown of Marlboro for the lar
eny of fur robe, the complainant
icing Carrie Kelsey of Guilford The
earring began before Juftice +. d. +. I
stowe and Miss Kelsey was the first
fitness. On cross examination she
estified that she had gi, the robe
0 Brown, whereupon the proceedings
,ere brought to close by the state
nd the respondent released
Durham Brothers Goth anniver-
ary celebration at their store Satur-
ay was attended by about 5000 peo- :
lie. most of whom were glad to spend
ONE time in looking over the premi-
es and getting information as to how
he business was conducted. In spite /
( all that has been said about the /
rowth of this business many people 6
ere greatly surprised at the amount /
{ space occupied and the immense a
tock handled by the wholesale de-
artment while the retailers received +
,any compliments on the appearance
nd convenience of their enlarged Y
uarters. Owing to the fact that the
isitors we're scattered through the ;
arious rooms, the store was not
rowded. Leitsinger's orchestra fur
isbed music and refreshments of ice I
-eam, cake, lemonade, etc., were
.yishly dispensed. There were also \
,me choice cigars for those who affect a
,e weed. On the whole it was most \
,licitous occasion both for the firm
id the employees and the visitors, and t
upham Brothers are warmly con- il
ratulated on its success. $
The announcement of the engage
emf of Miss Maude Irving kendrick :.
. Ax.ho.sf Macs tn Mr. Charles