Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-10

paratus. II Is intended to have
/ plans drawn and the specificatio
, made so that the actual process
construction may begin in July, wi
/ the expectation OF having the bull
| ing ready for occupancy and for m
neurological work early in the fall.
i Elmer A. Darling of the Fifth Ave
, ne hotel, New York city. is about
build an $4,000 summer hotel at Ea
, Burke. He will bring parties of Ne
Workers TO the hotel.
Mrs. Honora McCarty of Shaftsbul
has Just passed her 115th birthda
Authentic records show that she W;
born In February, 1890. Aside fro
being extremely deaf she is well pr
served and in good health.
Medic LaRochelle and George Thei
rien. who were found guilty of rot
bling the mail pouches at Middlese
some time ago, were taken to Mont
pelier Monday, March 6, to serve thre
months each in the Washington coun
ty Jail.
Capt T.. w Blodgett, a prominen
Mason, died at Burlington March
| aged 80 years. For many years h
was captain on canal tug boats an
for 10 years was captain on DR.. W
Seward Webb's yachts at Shelburne.
Mrs. Edward " Foster of Water
bury attempted suicide March 8, b.
taking chloroform and by strangula.
ton. She was found just in time tt
save her life. She left note to hei
three children, telling them to go tc
the home of an aunt.
Evard Baker, IS years of age, while
at work in the picker room at the
wooden mill in Bridgewater Thursday,
March 2, had his right arm caught in
a machine, and torn out from the
shoulder. Nothing was left but a
piece of the bone and a few shreds OF
flesh and muscle.
The amendment to the general de-
f1ciency bill, known as the mileage
grab" which passed the house OF
but was killed in the
senate last week, was not passed by
he aid of Vermont votes. Congress-
nan Foster voted against 1t and Con-
,ressman Haskins did not vote on the
Measure.
William Mound, proprietor of The
ilenwood at Lake Bomoseen, has
ought the Brandon Inn, subject to
he lease Of the present lessee, e. NJ.
'issell, for about $4,000. The former
wner was C. W. Schoff, Connecticut
otel man. The Brandon Inn is
mong the oldest hotel properties in
George w. Smith, president of the |
ational bank of White River june !
on and a prominent business man,
ed Thursday, Feb. 20. With his son
ebert, Mr.. Smith conducted the larg
It cracker and confectionery factory
that part of Vermont. He was born
Hanover, N. H., October 4, 1912. He
as in 1894 nominated for governor
the Vermont democrats receiving
,142 votes to 42663 cast for U. A.
oodbury, of Burlington, the republic
n candidate.
Eight men pleaded not guilty in ]
lnicipal court at Bennington last
EEK to the charge of hunting and
ling deer Four were discharged. l
uis Hulett, Ellis Hulett, Carey and n
wnsend were fined 500 each. The Z
lletts will appeal their cases. Louis
lett, one of the principal offenders,
said to be young married woman, 0
med Lueila Hulett, who lives in 0
nnington, but chops wood in Dunn o
e during the winter In the court u
m she was attired in lumberman's
users and leggins, a red sweater
mans hat W
az
bout 14O quarrymen employed by ii
e. B. Ellis Co, and the Woodbury. m
mite Co., Bethel, struck last week tn
an increase in pay of about 2 cents lii
hour. The difficulty was adjusted in
Secretary Mccarthy of the National CT
try Workers union, who said that pr
contract between the parties was ca
orce until January /, 1906 and that m
men must either return to work of
lediately or else surrender thcir err
m charter. The contract had been
rlined to make 1t expire March /.
tor
die
eeause of the Illness of several tn
res of the supreme court, county do,
t convened in only two counties for
week. Judge Loveland Munson sio
presides i'm Washing tha
and Judge James NJ. Tyler aut
rattleboro in Orleans county. In gar
rdance with a law passed by the fro
lature of 1904 the March term of he'll
kiln county court over which one
Judge John w. Rowell of Ran tina
J will preside, will not convene 9th
March IL. Judge Henry r. str,
of Bakersfield, who was to pre- Mrs
in Rutland county. is i'll, and the
Use of the illness of Judge Geo. NJ. lii a.,
rs OF Morrisville, who is to take was
start place III that county, the uar-
VIII not open until March IA. min
use Of the Illness of Judge John fem
faosoh OF Montpelier Chittenden chez
v court has been postponed until sta,
week. Judge Seneca Haselton of of I
lgton Is to preside at the March veill
OF Essex county court which jeal'
mes al Guildhaii March Is. lploy