Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-12-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

-ine LADIES ID. Z. club VIII meet
with Mrs. c. c. Winchester this week.
The Young Peoples union of the
Baptist church will hold a social Tues
day evening. All young people are in
vited,
The sales of liquor by prescription
at the local drug stores during the
month of November We're as follows:
c. +. Thomas. 1896: G.. f. Greene. 1879:
+, II. Holden. $50; c. Il. GRAHAM. II.
Snow fell Saturday to the depth
of about two inches, but In the eve-
ming the storm turned to rain which
continued steadily all day Sunday.
Bishop A. C. A. Hall will make his
annual visitation to st. Michaeps
Episcopal church this evening He
will preach i'm the church at 7:45.
A large wild goose was caught
near the S. A. Smith company's fac
tory last Friday morning by Jacob
Kempf. The bird had evidently been
shot by some hunter and was unable
to fly any distance.
--Wantastiquet lodge. l. O. o. f..
will nominate officers for the ensuing
year at its regular meeting Monday
evening These officers will be elected
at the last meeting in December and
installed at the first meeting in Janu-
airy.
The annual meeting of the Brattle-
boro East society will be held in the
Congregational church next Wednes-
day evening at 7:15. Reports will be
received, officers elected for the en-
suing year and other questions acted
upon.
The hay. farming implements and
personal property on the Sholes farm
in Dummerston were sold by auction
last Friday morning. bringing total
of nearly s2500 The farm itself was
not disposed of. no bids being made at
anywhere near its real value.
Rev. M. j. Carmody has been con-
fined to his home for the past week
on account of an injury to one foot
caused by stepping on rusty nail IN
the basement of the parish house on
| Walnut street He was unable 10 OF
| ficiate at mass Sunday on account OF
the accident.
| The Vermont National Guard ON :
| GERS elected and appointed previous 10
Dec. II, 1905, not having taken the ex-
| animation, will report at Brattieporo
Tuesday. Dec. ~ at 2 o'clock. to Col
Ill., GRAY Estey commanding the hrs'
regiment. Vermont National GUARD. foi
| examination.
Judge George NJ Powers has de-
MED the petition of II. G. Barber
counsel for Mrs. Mary Blakeslee n
eott in her suit against DR.. II. u. ffoi.
ton trustee, asking that the report ~
the commissioner. A. r. Cudwortn. OF
recommjtted for further findings. rms
means that the report will STAND to'
hearing before Chief Judge Roweli.
j DIR Edward R. Lynch through nj
counsel A c. Spencer Monda.
Wrought suit for $500 against the tow
df Rrattleboro for injuries sustaine'
Nv one of his horses Sept. ~. "
T,vnch alleges that while drlViis
across the iron bridge at the lunctlol
of Elliot and Flat streets his hors
stepped through a hole in the lloorlii'
and was injured so that he mas peer
deprived of it's use since tlia' .i -;
a The case is returnable at the Az
l. term of Windham county court
: -Four new cases of scarlet lev
have been reported 10 -. ae
n Tnclxer health officer during the pas
,raeis Mrs. A. T. Kirkwood, Whos
daughter Ethel. came down WIN III
e disease Nov. 20, is now ill with IL
v her home on Birge street. ana ,Wo !.
tha Younger children also have II. Eu
,uarS Kirkwood. an older brother WI
u lives az SO Elliot street. came dow
n with the disease Monday anu Ma
: taken at once to the Isolation puiiu
inc of the Brattleboro Meihoriai iio'7
ID pital -
Dan Darleigh. whose taleii. &c c
character actor in the titie rote " ha
Stebbins of which he Is iiie au'npa 70,
q 800, enioved by thousands OF tnea.ei
peel - an loving a prosperous tot
s,o;ng many of the larger cue
r. NJ D.rleigh is a clever rural coliie
. - ond he has surrounded nliilse
9TH company that asSlsts M
m;ving good performance, a NUM-,
e a,.aditahle specialties are lntrouuee
9,,,,;,,a the play which will be seen
tha auditorium Saturday, Dec
afternoon and evening.
George M. Holbrook OF Sprlns, ,ien
Mass a manager OF the AlS I -
writing Paper company Oh ia,,sbt,
and Miss Daisy q. Stiiiiliah 49, NJ
of Secretary B. r. Stlin,ali -
ITo,tfo,d Conn, were married lu .a
10, evening at the home OF the pliu1
oyants in the latter city. by rev.
M Stebbins. formerly OF Rocnes'.
assisted by Rev. Georse
n n.,a,,,;r Ir of Springfield Mr.. Ho
80, is known in Brattleboro tiiIous
IL freouent visits to his summer h''
on Ames hill.
Dan Darleigh in the tue roi na
r,,ah,;,os assisted by Hazel va
81 DC the waif and newspoy, aii ~
le 1on. company of players, present ~ u
oo,,,;arlv pleasng rural coiiieus u;
e., RANCE of the soil in every u
lts ,oeaiye warm welcome az eN 4.
anu Live poultry, cats' y
pi,.ad MOS and real corn shoohs
ng the realistic props useu.
aIhons assumes in an asreea,
Darr , the role of ST and VIII
l'. is capable of pleasins :,
,f ma storal drama. The siloM
loVel IN the auditorium Saturu.
appea,,e 10th afternoon and evening
rhere was a hearing IN tne "
. - once last Friday afternooI 70
oa.e Zina II. Allbee of Beilows a
, , nf the Westminster propa.e -
Jus an the question of appo.iiIrIlnS, ,
.r I,e..;;,;strator of the estate OF NJ, -,
~ Gum who is supposed " ,,, NC
N. ,,,,itted suicide last April py ,u
.' from Joy line steamer ~ g;
- ,,is YORK and Providence. NE
iNN Nv of Gums intentioh va
,otter received by a local -.
60 afterward a body was Iouno
pes sun Island Sound and 1t Is supt II,
ced :. ,,,as that of Gum. Juuse ,;da,
as Ia there was suff1clent
in arrant the appointment oi nri,
10 ,a.,ator and Frank w. w n
nds M .amed for that once; r.
ION. Was Of Brattleboro and y. ~ % ~,
ces So of Guilford were chose
ties l.x,;ccionerS.