Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-09

The cross Is of granite beautifully
carved and stands IA feet high. 1t
bears the inscription: In Memoriam.
Rev. Patrick Cunningham. 1S37-1904.
| The 101st commencement exercises
of the University Of Vermont at Bur-
| lington will be held June 24-28.
| The international marble workers in
convention at Rutland voted Wednes-
day. June Z. to ask the Marble Dealers
association to send a committee to
meet their representative. with view
to bettering labor conditions in Rut-
land and vicinity.
William Caulstone. proprietor OF the
Colburn house at Manchester Center.
was placed under $1,000 bonds IN
Bennington county court at Manches-
| ter Yesterday for appearance for vio-
lation Of the liauor law. James A.
Thayer furnished the bonds.
Ex-Gov. William w. Stickney OF
Ludlow was married June l to Miss
Sarah E. Moore, daughter Of the late
l. A. T. Moore of Plymouth. The bride
was formerly a clerk in Ludlow
bank. but has lately been studying
music at the Boston conservatory.
The 1O5th commencement Of Middle
bury college will occur June 25-2S. The
exercises will include addresses by
Rev. ]. w. Bixler. D. D., New LONDON.
Conn. and Rev. Charles Everett Hes
selgrave, Chatham N. j., and a poem
| by James Andrew Lobban. A. NJ. WeD-
ster. Mass.
| AS the result of the meeting OF the
Russian council of ministers at Tsars-
koe- Selo Tuesday. June 6. Instructions
were telegraphed to the Russian am
bassadors at washington and Paris
the following day that Russia Is de-
sirous of learning Japan's peace con-
ditions, The result OF Ambassador
Meyer's audience with the czar wed
nesday. June Z, was distinctly favor
able to peace.
John c. Sherburne. representative OF
the legislature from North Pomiret'
died suddenly Wednesday In Quecnee,
while reading paper before the
windsor county conference of Congre-
eational churches. Mr.. Sherburne was
"a wears old, accounted one OF the
hest and most successful farmers OF
the state. He was also proprietor OF
the Sherburne creamery IN Nortn
Pomfret and had been honored with
ali the prominent offices in the glft OF
his townspeople.
The 2srd annual encampment OF
tbe Vermont division, Sons of Veter-
ans. will be held in Richford. TUESDAY
and wednesday, June 1914. Among
the distinguished guests at the en-,
/, campment will be Governor Bell ana
Mai. Seymour H. Wood of St. Alpans.
commander of the G. A. R. depart
ment of Vermont A camp fire Will pc
held Wednesday evening. Represen-
tatives from the Ladies' AID soclety
throughout Vermont will also De pres
ent and hold sessions. d
| Denntv Sheriff Stannard Of Barton
lJ landing arrested at Westmore. We'd
Inesday. June Z. Frank Trovencha. VINO
lis charged with the robbery OF the
nostoffice at Passumpsic May 2S. ne
l. also charged with desertion from
the limited States navy. Trovencha
was taken to st. Johnsbury. and on
the way he was driven over the Dan pan
Vile road and forced to show the ON,
cers where he had hidden severai
,,i,eapa books and stamps stolen from
tha postoffice. The prisoner belongs
lin Irasburg.
Tho old Liscomb and Hyde proper.
tics in West Rutland. including 4o
ocres Of valuable marble deposits mas
lheen sold to William NJ. Peck ana r.
NJ Meldon of Rutland. H. ;. Bingnani
of Remington and Henry II. Haniey
of North Adams. Mass. The quarry Is
located on the same vein as ,he .aaa. ,u
Ions west Rutland quarry. and exten9s
north and south about 1000 feet Inc
nuarrv is accessible to the rahroao
a,d TRANSFORMATION facilities are only
La matter of detail.
A majority of the stuoen.ss % %
Smith college persistently refused 10
answer the questions OF the census
lenumerator in the enumeration sup
lposed to begin May i. Tne reuia,
lenumerator could make prac,icais ave @
II nrogress even with the aid OF nve
sneciaI enumerators from among the
st,,dants The Massachusetts speciai
insnectors. Tower and Mcleod, wen.
lest week TO Northampton to compei
AZ o;rIs 70 answer the required cues
lions The officers. it is said. Will IN
woke the aid of the law II the stuoen.s
further attempt to evade or deiy tne
enumerators. There are l.oee Souhs
women students in the cohese'
rha Norwegian storthing Wednes-
,or Juno Z declared the union pc
tween Norway and Sweden, unaer ehe ehe
t,;os to he dissolved. and that tne
s;ng had ceased to act as king OF NOT
,,.aT Tho storthing further empoW.
srad ,ba nresent state council 10 ac,
as the government of Norway u.s, ~
further notice and TO exercise .,,e
power heretofore appertaining .,nst to rnf
king. King oscar protests aeaihso -
dissolving the union and reiuse ~ ~
receive delegation appointed 10
nresent him with the address or the