Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-22

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Wear Tailored suits Also taking or
cers for same. Miss McMenimen.
Flat street.--ady.
The grange meeting Of October |
will be young peoples night and the
program will be In charge Of Miss
Helen Rohde and Miss Alveaa Walk
Ter
I There win be no meetings OF
Branch Of the International sun
I shine society this month. Notice 0.
the October meetings win be given
later.
The W. c. T. L. win hold its next
meeting in the Y. NJ c 4. parlor oct.
). II has been decided 20 hold a rum
mage sale the second week in that
month
The late Rev. Lewis Grout has
been chosen member ~ the Vermont
Hall cf Fame, the membership %
which was decided 20 a voting con-
( test conducted by The Vsrmonter.
The last concert By the First Reg
lmeni band. which was TO have been
given on the Common wednesday
evening. was postponed until the week
after the fair or account u the damp
ness
+ The choir or ST Alichaers Roman
Catholic church will give a concert In
the auditorium this evening assisted
by Daniel Martin Of Northampton.
Mass Miss Helen A. Barron Of Nash
ia y H.. and Mrs. Cornelia Glynn-
Cocklin Of Rutland
According 10 Dr. c. F. Gales met
eorological Instruments Brattleboro
has had al inches Of rainfall dur
ing the month If September more
than twice as much a. l. usually rec
0ried during the entire month over
an inch has fallen within the past
week
Services will be resumed at the
First Baptist church beginning sun
day For several weeks II will BE- net
essary that they be held in the chapel
as work In the main auditorium Is
not vet completed The new organ
Is in process Of construction and viii
not be Installed probably until Now
ember.
{ The Boston * Maine railroad will
begin running trains on the winter
Y schedule October 3 At that time the
White Mountain express will be taken
ion. also the night express trains ana
f the local leaving Brattleboro at 5:i5
a. M FOR White River Junction Tbs
winter schedule on the Central YER
mont win 20 into effect October 5.
%. VI. Barber Of Bennington. who
was appointed special master - hear
the Davenport Crowell case has sub
mitted a cory AZ his findings to the
counsel on both sides I'M order % as
certain IL he has covered all the points
al issue The report II his findings
mas been filed with the county clerk
together with a request that il be not
uut on record until the counsel are
heard from
-Neighbors night was observed
"Wednesday evening AT Protective
grange @hen about IS patrons from
+ Putuay grange weie welcomed. The
Z program presented by the visitors was
meeting n the secret order Of the
Golden Goose with initiation whicn
was very interesting AT the close
OF the meeting refreshments were
served in the banquet han 10 the VS.
itorS Members Of the order were also
nresent from West Chesterfield. YER
non. Dummerston ard Mclndoes
The annual meeting Of Fort DUN
mer colony. Pilgrim Fathers was held
Tuesdav evening when the following
officers were elected Governor. Geo
stone lieutenant governor. Mrs
Georgia stone secretary Fred
Thoupsnu, collector Mrs Nellie VI
Norris treasurer d " Tenney
chaplain. Miss Sadie Merrill sergeant
Al arms. Mrs Mary Cook deputy ser
gaaut at arms Mrs. J r. Mack sen
tineI al inner gate. J. p Mack senl-
uei at outer gate. W g. Norris. tF1s-
lee for three years r n BakeF. aual
tors. J. P Mack. " O. Norris anl
Mis- sadie Merrill The next meet
ne vim be held october 3 when ths
Ulcers viii DE installed and refresh
nlen5s served.
Mr. Jennie b. Powers. agent n
sha Kaene Humane society. was nSA'
fes THURSDAY afternoon that a mai
was driving a horse IN bad coildi tiel
In the r=fghborhe0d Of South heeIle
She went to the scene and get ~
bnrSs but the man got away ard wa
80 gr~ssreF The horse was in bat
share although ii was not very Jhin
4~5 wss unable 70 walk far wIthoG
FaiIfDg The animal Was taken @ m
5rfy;np rarE and kept over night ans
r-ri8aH. was condemned By board q
.,--ae ann shot. The man Who Wa'
,3riyi,r ii Mr. Fredette II Braitle'
E,re " came u keene THURSDAY
90 sv-ar,pa5 horses with Frank Gotta
living 4 horse in fair condition 10
III. ana taken away from him Tn
animal was one that MIS-. Powers "a
\ haar irving to find for some ttflle Da
g-hirh has been taken from place =
Mace 10 avoid this-keene sentinel
-clIHord Bushey. 20 and William
,,.,nor u were arrested Saturdal
sft4rnoon near the spring on I'm
s-~sst III Night Waterman w Z
Tf-srrsr ana Officer Thayer- Boti
,,.-,-,y rrau ware badly intoxicated
ana mad been creating consiaefsol %
s5isfurba1ce. on Elliot street thes -
s5ulted q man by the name q W y
Items who was WAXING VIA ~
- and one OF them attempted Z
strike the woman. W iliAnls "a
-, arrested for completely II N,
-l.-.,,rsarca hut later was released
1000 and Bushsv remained IN IN
,-..t-,tv, turfI Monday morning Wnei
.t,--. we're arraigned before Justlc,
Newton. They were nhea >
- r,srs each on two counts-1intoN
ii,-,+tor ard disturbance o. ths pvSiee
,-onnor-s fine was paid BIZ nIS pI1 ~.
- ~ money 10 secure BuSheF
,st-.-4,- Vas brought from Gardner
49, b,- his brother-in-law- On &C
-,,,nt ~ being minors ootn youL-s
- -, we're compelled TO make dlselos
,--ss a. 10 where they procured III
iiouor. and although their .es tll.'3l;
vas taken in private II i ulias. ss,'N
thev gave Hinsiale a. the y
tie fire water
DR. J. ". Morrow Of Burlington
recently arrested on IN
.ts-ga ~ causing the death 81 BIT
IA KimbaI Of New YORK va
thought To Brattleboro SATURDAY
srnlsr before Judge Wheeler 1h nv
- ~ the defendant counsel y "a
~ hail reduced from Ss9eee Y
49,, .,ne OF his counsel The hear
p - nlsce in the Brooks nous
ma - wheeler decided % re1ue