Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-28
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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a concert and dance In Festival hall
Thursday evening.
1t is expected that Mary Howe
will give a concert In the auditorium
sometime during the month of Aug
ust.
Edwin Haskell of this town and
MISS Louise Wilson of Springfield,
Mass, We're married in that city Nom
day. w. B. Haskell Went from here
to attend the wedding.
Invitations have been issued this
week to the review and dress parade
of the First Regiment. V. N. G., which
will take place on the state camp
ground adjoining Fort Ethan Allen on
the afternoon of Friday, August IS,
Governors day.
The prudential committee of the
village school district has made ar
lrangements for having new systems
of plumbing installed in the high
school and Canal street school build
ings. The work in the high school
building will be done by p. Fleming
and that In the Canal street school
building by A. V. Cox
The work of preparing a place in
the First Baptist church for the pipe
organ given by j. G. and j. H. Estey,
has begun this week. There will be no
services in the church during the
month of August but the regular Fri
day evening prayer meetings and ses-
sions of the Sunday school will be
held in conjunction with the Congre-
gational church.
AT a special meeting of the pru-
Dental committee of district No. 2
last Friday, Miss Rosa N. Allen Of
Boston was appointed teacher of
French and German in the High school
for the ensuing year. Miss Allen is a
graduate of Wellesley. has taken post
graduate course at Bryn Mawr, has
spent year abroad studying the mod
ern languages, and has had six years
successful experience in High school
work.
The Peoples National bank has
brought suit against Mrs. Nellie M.
Coolidge for $1,000 alleged to be
due on six notes now held by the
bank. The notes bear the signatures
of Nellie M. Coolidge. II. o. Coolidge
and Mary Blakeslee Pigott and are
for s1,100. $291.04, $4,000, 5000, $1,000
and $500. The suit Is returnable at
the September term of Windham
county court and is brought through
Clarke C. Fits, attorney for the bank.
Monday is the last day of the
open season for trout in Vermont. the
new law putting ban on that sport
after July 81 The extremely dry
weather of the past several weeks has
so lowered the streams that fishing
has been out of the question, ana
sportsmen fear that many trout nave
been killed by being caught In land
locked pools which have gradually
A-.I H. hn ~
dry weather 1t will be interesting 10
note the effect of shortening the sea-
son on next springs sport.
Company I at present numbers %
men and 1t is hoped to bring the COM
many up to its full strength, so men.
before the state encampment in Aug
ust Capt. J. B. Harmon of Benping-
ton. formerly of this town and a mem
her of Company /, has been chosen 70
represent Company A in the national
rife competition at Sea Girt, N. j.. tne
latter part of August. The team VIII
he made up of one man from each
company and will go to Sea Girt I'M
mediateiy after the state encamp-
ment
-claude Fisher. the well-known
Boston violinist and teacher OF music
and Miss Annie A. Morse OF Dorcnes-
ter. Mass, were privately married III
Rrookline. Mass, two weeks ago, heWs
If the event not becoming public until
tbe latter part of last week, Mr.. flsn
or was born in Brattleboro, son OF tte
late Stephen Ellis, and was the auop,
ed son of George F. ana 1eiuIIa
Stockwell Fisher of this town.
spent his boyhood here ana gaineu :"
vide renutation as a youthfui eXpo,-
w &c the violin. He has lived III
pnston the greater part of his lite.
There was a special session OF tne
United States circuit court oeloao
.Judge Wheeler in the probate o'no ot
Friday afternoon on a motloh ~
aside the verdict in the case VI a.
CELLO Balduzzi against tne pnma
Mass g. G. Fits appeared for tne
DoIdnzzi estate and A. P. Carpen,ei
ns North Adams, Mass, for the ae-
eardant company. Judge Wheeler re
,an,,ad his decision and adJourns.,u,
SUI. mill August g. Balduzz1, II VII
Sou' ,..,namhered. committed suicioe
, ps after the trial of ms case
u. Maw q r. Chase of WhitingIan e
has been appointed administrator "
the estate.
E F.. and f. C. Davis OF Nor;n
| 80, Mass. the hydraulic ehsih.
GERS employed to investisao tor
o.;o,,s available sources OF va.
ea, for the village of Brattiepo,5I,
hape placed their report IN the a m q
&c the local committee. AL a taoE
Saturday evening the comnit;t o, but
tha renort under consioera.'oh ,,;ght
adionrned until to.morro" over
when the matter Will De ort com
more thoroughly ana t,nn Of the
auad for the consideratlon nf the
pi ,eu taxnayers. The report Vi ~
villase ,n,;tfee will embody tne gu
iocai renort and contain such
glne.,aotinns as are thougnt au' .s =
onihe ia n will be placed III .ne
aple; a the public in time ior q q
nanus consideration BEFORE
thotui s taken up at a special v
aatiny to be called for tnat pj ;s NOT
a,,touch the local commute ontents
al ready to make pubic .ne ce;ved II
se tho report which II mas :,.hIe source
"a stated that every aVaS aud es-
hos been carefully exai exam. Of taking a
...,ates given as to cos. VI ones
timates san,v from the different ohes
The hearing before A. Wy, w. 81 Put-
:. Townshend. M. c. ingal,s on com
o., and Z. H. Akeley Oh phillips
,.issioners of the Geolse settlemenl
,a nm the matter OF tha es-
estate, y. ,he administrator OF ,ne Tor
betweu nd LANES S. Henry OF .,rday
tate AM lis was concluded Sa'u, aa,
town, Win in the county clerks o, eIed
aIterh na,,,issioners have sinee a,,rl
the na;ngs with the propa.e /.
their I chow a balance due ue s;nct
and me- * s44.os. with interes. saso
,a,e ~. 1904. amoun.'s the phil
MI a a!,afs Amounted s%st e s,ns
with offsets ct ,piS5.sssss in Mr.. , asnTy.
balance at 81 the hearing the ,s aec rssuIi