Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-13
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

"A rummage sale VIII be held In
me chapel OF the Baptist church next
tuesday and Wednesday.
The Brattlcboro Audubon society
VIII meet with Mrs. Davenport. az
Green street next Tuesday evening al
| $50.
It W. Sexton Of Greenfield il In
charge OF the work of STRENGTHENING
the foundation Of Crosby Il company's
store house
The women of the Baptist society
VIII hold food sale tomorrow af-
ternoon from ) 10 Q o'clock In the Y
NJ. G. A. parlors
The meeting OF the Brattleboro
chapter, u, a. r., announced In the
year book To take place October 49,
VIII be postponed until further no
ticc.
The w. e. 4. u. is now conducting
a rummage sale In Retting block. It
VIII continue through tomorrow even
Ing and II is hoped that its patronage
VIII be large.
! S. w. Edgett 4 Co. have sold
FOR w. @. Johnson Of Warren, Mass
his farm In Guilford. known as the
Hunt homestead. to Charles Ramsdell
OF New YORK city.
j. W. Williams of Chicago will
begin the first of next week To load
cars with winter apples for Chicago
and the west. He will probably con-
tinue To receive the fruit at the local
station until Nov. |.
"A pig escaped from a freight car
in Brattleboro and made at once for
the depot waiting room. If this had
occurred In Barre one would not Won
! der-thats the kind of waiting room
that city has got.-Vermont Union
Signal
The women of St. James Episcopal
church of Keene. n. H.. have made ar
rangements to produce Gilbert & Sui
livan's comic opera success The MI
kado early In November. A. b. Mac
Gahen and his sister. Miss Nora Mac
Gahen will take charge of staging the
opera and the former will sing the
part of Nanki Poo.
The annual meeting of the Pros
pect Hill Aqueduct association was
held Monday evening in the Washing
ton street school building. officers
were elected as follows: President.
w. II. Adams; secretary and treasurer,
+. A. Bagg; directors, w. ii. Adams,
f.. j. Knowlton and l.. A. Butterfield.
An assessment of % cents share was
voted.
The annual convention of the
Hoosick Valley conference of the Ad-
vent Christian church was opened IN
Rutland Tuesday evening with an ad-
dress by Rev. l. NJ. Blanchard. elder or
the Advent churches in Brattleboro
and Vernon. Mr.. Blanchard also de-
livered an address yesterday afternoon
on the Laws of Teaching.
THE committee i'm charge of the
socials to be given this winter under
the auspices of Bingham chapter. u
u S. met with Mrs. Fremont Hamii-
ton Monday evening to make arrange
ments for the series. Tnere VIII NC
six sociables during the coming WIN
ter. the first to take place WEDNESDAY
evening, Oct. %.
A special meeting of the vermont
Wheel club was held "Wednesday even
ing for the purpose of discussing 'iie
adyisability of having celebration III
REORGANIZATION of the clubs goth an
niversary which occurs Nov. IT, An
the members present favored the idea
and committee of three. r. Z. Ba :
CON n r. Lawrence and j. T. Ferri-,
tor was APPOINTED to have charge Oh
the arrangements. 1t Is probable tnat
there will be a banquet followed by
an informal program of some sort.
The next regular meeting of the
Rrattleboro Womans club will be heiu
at the Brooks House. wednesday az
tarnnon at $50 O'Clock. Mrs G. M;
I,amson of Auburndale, Mass. VIII
sneak IN The Early Poetry or tne
Rihle. There should be large az
tendance as Mrs. Lamson is spean
Or Of rare ability and well worth .eal
ing. Those who have met iier WIN "
glad of the opportunity OF again iiea,
ing one who has such cnaiIliis pri
sonality as well as d tloiouS
edge of her subject.
THE next regular meeting Oh ,nu
w G, T. U. will be held Ihul r,nrs
afternoon in the Y. M. u "a pc m
and will be given up to prog an
rnenared by two of its charter mem
,s The first address will De giVe,'
~ Mrs A. ]. Stearns and VIII oe
9s,,otad to history of the Organize.
49, Tho second will be a paper w
esns 8 Brown covering It's iioi a: q,
MT ,,rogessive steps as developed III
anu anu .pnueht of Frances willard. froi,
M t,,oe on one meeting each iioii.''
.'.,,I have a specially prepared pr
rrar, subjects and participants " rbe
snnounced from time to tiiiie
s.,,hiic is cordially invited 10 a,'enu
There was hearing Monday DE,
I',stice +. d. e. Stowe IN tne SUI
loi1 ,vad cage against c. ) Wlikins
VI tha town of Dummerston' .rua.s
anu an. ,ia,ntiff claiming $16S5 IN re.ur,'
60 bic services as veterinary .a5 oe
IT ~ q and F. E. Barber app PEE Pacon
nn,nsel for Mr.. Gage ana H. ~ reIat-
for Mr.. wilkins the et .ta i,,stice OF
cd for the most part 70 .n h;s work as
the plai and incidentally 10 tns
ve. anount of aconite 10 pc s, ,sos
propt,ii, rg cow. Justice stowe oe o ouG
an a III n,aintiff to recover slZ.l9 a ths
Tor .'ie counting to $19.1S, anu t sa,
costs g Dummerston was heiu W.
tow. " ,ass its costs of SO cents
-. An pupils and teachers o
About school of Science. inclua
the Duotossor Barton. came 10 Di" -
me Saturday for the puIpOS IN,
tlepoIo ,ha river terraces uhuel Wv
studyins ~ Miss Elizabeth rismSi
direc.lo, of geology in wellesley 30
PROFESS M,ss Fisher has speh, $3.50,
lege. a. Linden lodge ana aesu'c -
su ~ the past summer t -
tiIo' Geological conditions ne of tn,
G en-. Considers Brattleporo st,,dv ter
hest places in the WORN at three streams
races for the the, rea haye cut into the gla
In TINS Ina thus afford an unu sso,
cial oii f material. The visitorS ,,or
amour, school of Science 80
the bos. The various points ol Nc,
est IN on ,ar the afternoon train
| ..ho r Stockweu. %
Moore eaFsnfs on south . Main Tsns