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


RS postponed until March 22.
as The grange sewing society W
meet Thursday afternoon.
l. -Windham county Pomona gran,
le Will meet with Vernon grange Marc
r. 10.
's AN item in the AthoI, Mass. New
" says that Frank Larrow of this tow
has bought the Athol house.
" Protective grange win give n mas
Il querade ball Tuesday evening TO mem
!, bers of the order only. Dummerstor
:, Newfane, Chesterfield, Putney an
n Vernon oranges are invited to attent
Mrs. A. G.. Moody of Mortified
a Mass, spoke to the Woman's HON
Missionary society of the Baptis
church yesterday afternoon at tn
. home of Mrs, L. X. Fuller.
| B, George wilkins the magneti,
healer from Burlington, will be at tn,
Brooks house Thursday, Friday ant
Saturday, March 16, II and IS. His adj
vertlsement will be found in another
column.
AT a meeting of Company l We'd
nesday evening II was voted to in
crease the fines for non-attendance
at drills for privates to 90 cents, nom
commissioned officers to rs cents and
officers to 81.
-Four of the directors of the
Brattleboro Street Railway company
are agreed that the best policy for the
company is to raise the fare to six
cents and sell books of 20 tickets for
81, instead of 25 for 81 as at present
As soon as full meeting of the d.
rectors can be held this plan will
probably be adopted.
"A missionary rally under the aus
pices of the young peoples societies
of the Congregational and Baptist
churches is to be held in the latter
church Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock
Ii promises TO be a service of rare
interest The speakers will be DIR. Il.
A. Hume of the American Board, DR..
r. S. Barbour of the Missionary Union
All young peoples societies have been
invited to attend.
Protective grange held a regular
meeting Wednesday evening when
Mrs. II. w. Sargent presented the |
following program: Piano solo. Ger
trude Barker; reading, Bessie Hop |
kins; song. Mr.. Wilson; laughable |
story, Philip Franklin; duet, Messrs.
Wilson and Goodenough; talk on the
st. Louis exposition. Carl s. Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. p. s. Eames; duet.
Messrs, Wilson and Goodenough; IL
Illustrated song, Mr. Goodenough.
nt
the lecture in the auditorium last
evening by Prof, John B. De Motto,
the well-known orator. the subject be-
ing Python Eggs and the American
Boy. Mr.. De Motto is one Of the
inest platform speakers in the coun
" and his lecture last evening was
powerful and convincing. II was I'M
Ter the auspices of the Y. NJ. C. A..
icing the last in the star course of
The Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium class /.
IS will give an athletic exhibition :
evening in the auditorium, :
BEGINNING at o'clock. II will include /,
wand drill with music, ,
indian club and dumb bell work, pyra !,
nids, high jumping. fancy club swing :,
ng, double baton swinging, phantom :
ril, clog dancing and other features. j,
4eitsingers full orchestra will fur
ish music. Reserved seat tickets will :
o on sale at the Y. NJ c. A. rooms
tomorrow morning at . O'Clock. :,
Charles Hall Ellis, S. died We'd n
esday morning at the Brattleboro p
etreat where he had been undergoing
'eatment for the past several weeks.
lie was born in this town, son of Will
I'M w. and Cynthia Hall Ellis, and
as for many years employed as -
river of the public hack at the depot.
f late years he had had no active u
ork He is survived by a mother
ld one brother, William Ellis. The i'll
neral will take place this afternoon
o'clock at the home of his brother n,
Canal street.
Manager Fox has booked the at a
action, In the Sunny South. for April
The company is composed of 80 r,
lored people and had been extremely 10
ccessful on its tour through this
elton. Eben Holden, a dramatiza-
IN of irving Bachellor,s great novel at
III appear here March 81. The pro- I'D
Iction is a large one and the COM
ny is said to be excellent. The Ben M
t-Moulton No 1 company will hold ev
e board for the week beginning
arch 20. MI
News has been received this week at
the death in San Francisco, Cal.
Abel Wilson Cudworth, only re- w
aiming brother of the late T. ]. r. fai
IdWorth He was born in Putney
n of Gideon and Hannah Cudworth NJ
d went to California in early man. -,
cd. He made his home in San
ancsco where he was highly es-
,med and was so successful in bust ioi
IS that he gained a competency va
Itch enabled him TO retire some years
o. He leaves a widow, who was the
lvia Powers of Athens, three sons, an
o daughters and an invalid sister, +,
3. Timson, all of San Francisco vii
There was a hearing before Judge ihs
II. Wheeler yesterday in the case INV
United States against John d. \
of Poultney. charged with Wis
king and forging minor coins. Ii Mr.
oeared In evidence that SALISBURY ard
we'd in the Philippines as a member
the United States signal corps and .
lie there contracted tropical fever am
a result he was obliged to undergo oi
operation and from the treatment pr
erward received contracted the I'M
rphne habit, taking as much as 20 ITO
ins a day of the drug. He was \
a weakened physical condition when tur
ca,,a 70 popltpax- and hic rriua of /,