Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-08-11
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

-Ansel l. Pierce has bought the
Brackett place on Canal street.
-$1.50 round trip to Lake Sunapee
via the Boston & Maine railroad on
August 90 1898
The banks will close wednesday.
August 16, in observance of Battle of
Bennington day.
Fred Dunklee. first sergeant OF
Company I. will be one of the rifle
team of the Vermont national guard
To take part In the national shoot at
Sea Girt, N j.. August "a.
Attention is directed to notice
I'm our West Brattleboro items of an
entertainment to be given Thursday
evening, Aug. II. by the young people
of the Baptist church in that village.
The arguments in the case of the
National Electric Signalling company
against the DeF'orrest Wireless Tele-
graph company were completed before
Judge H. II, Wheeler last Friday af-
ternoon.
"A deed has been filed with the
registrar of deeds at Northampton
Mass. by Charles C. Abbey of Chico
pee, Mass, of tract of land with
building in South Hadley. Mass. to
George H. Thomas of Brattleboro,
The Kellogg grocery store is to be
closed. 1t was sold a few weeks ago
to F. II. Fuller who sold it to A. f.
Roberts & Co. 1t is probable that the
stock will be disposed of by local deal
ers in the same line.-Greenfied Gaz-
cite.
The case of Mrs. M. b. Larkin
against Peter Alexander to recover
$50 for house rent came before JUS
tice F. d. e. Stowe for hearing Tues
day. After a jury had been drawn
the case was settled, the defendant
paying 1891 and half the costs.
The trustees of the Franklin coun-
ty agricultural society have voted to
have a troop of cavalry from Fort
Ethan Allen at their annual fair Sept.
20 and 81. 1t will not, however, be the
same troop that will visit the Valley
Fair as the ldtter's schedule takes 1t
to st. Johnsbury before coming to
Brattleboro.
Both the pay car and the mixed
train over the West River railroad
were derailed Monday, the former near
the Salmon Hole bridge and the lat
ter within a short distance of South
Londonderry The south bound pass
enger train was delayed about 30 min
utes Tuesday morning on account OF
slight accident to switch in the South
Londonderry yard
The Woman's Relief corps held
very successful lawn party at the
home of Mrs. George Stone on Myrtle
street Wednesday afternoon. Each
person carried her own lunch, when
was served at tables decorated with
flowers. Minnie Leitsinger, piano,
Maud Leitsinger. violin, and Marion
Simonds. mandolin, furnished music
during the supper hour.
The Greenfield Country club has
accepted plans for its new club house
which will be As feet wide with two
wings 8 by rs feet and broad piazzas
on both sides. The assembly room
will be divided by large chimney or
field stone. There will be two large
rooms for mems and women's lockers,
and a kitchen II by 20 feet. Work ON
the new building will begin Immediate
ly.
1t seems to be generally conceded
by the members of the Vermont Press
association present at the recent mid
summer meeting in Brattleboro. that
they We're never better entertained.
This is not surprising. Brattleporo Is
really one of the finest towns In the
state and its resident newspaper
abIest representatives of the state
press. Mortified News.
Leon Simonds, the three months
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Harvey,
died Saturday at the home of his pa
rents in New York city AFTER pr ,,
illness with cholera infantum. The
body was brought to Brattleboro sun
day and funeral services held Monday
afternoon from the home of A. ii.
Harvey on Elliot street, Rev. II. A.
Goodhue officiating. Burial was In the
family lot in Prospect Hill cemetery
Miss Huldah Bowman. 25 daugh-
ter of Andrew Bowman. died TUESDAY
morning at the home of her brother
on Williams street after long illness
with consumption. Previous to ner
illness she had been employed Tor
about 10 years in the family or Mrs
James Dalton, and was highly re-
spected young woman. Inc Iuiera,
was held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the Swedish Lutheran
church.
e f. Perry's driving mare, which
ran away last week Tuesday evening,
was located Friday afternoon py
charles clark at Frank Thompsons
place, known as the OLD ohealei
stand. in Leyden, Mass. The amman
was found Wednesday morning oy M.
Thompson in moving pack ..
house She did not seem very much
frightened and was apparently unin-
iured after long run. Mr.. Thomp,
son nut her in his stables ana nau
gone to Greenfield Friday atternool
70 insert a found advertisement IN
the papers there.
-Ameder de Angels. who is EN-
Moved i'm the shoe repair shop OF ..
Mancini and Miss Elvira oil Sclpio
were married in st. Michaels Roman
catholic church at $3.50 O'CLOCK Suiuay
morning bv Rev NJ. ]. Carmody' MI.
and Mrs. b. Mancini acting as VIII VIII
nesses. The bride wore white sun
dress and carried a bouquet. lhnIne
lately after the ceremony ,he pa
were driven to IA Reed street Whei
,'ooo,tion and dinner took place. Mr.
Ia Mrs deAngelis left Monday for
weeks trip to Boston and vicinity. On
their return they will begin house.
keeping at IA Reed street.
The law relative to brook fishing
Co., .,.o,,t roads as follows: If person
takes or catches brook TROUT: soiuen
t,ont rainbow trout, steelhead trout,
ole front. handbook salmon or longe; III
go brook or stream in this state. pc
: ,rsan the first day of August ana 'he
f;rst day of May following.
he shall be fined not more
,ha, fen dollars for each fish SO tak-
III .,,an nanabt or possessed. but the pro-
s-;s;ons of this chapter shall not APP
' usy 10 trout Matched artificially or
p crown in artificial pools. taken by ,ne
ewner thereof. between the first DAY
IF February in any year ana me Gnu
If the close season on the same
Harry T. Eaton. who has ieaseu
the BARRE opera house beginning sep,