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

Wednesday morning for California
where, with his brother John. he is tc
go into business.
Mrs. Helen Kimball and daughter
who have been spending the summer
at Edward Stebbns's, returned TO Bos-
ton Monday with Mr.. Kimball wht
came up Saturday.
The directors of the Granite State
Moving Machine company will hold
bcsiness meeting to-day. Ten thou
sand new catalogues have Just beer
issued by the company
| John Mclaughlin and Harry Bear
were before Judge Howe Tuesday
morning charged with intoxication
Both pleaded guilty and We're assessed
the usual sSS7 for such an offense.
Ralph Metcalf has received the APP
pointment as carrier and C. +. Savage
as substitute carrier for the rural de-
livery route to be established October
liz in connection with the local post
office.
/ Thomas Scully. who has been en-
pIoyed here during the summer anC
who covered second base for the as
sociations ball team, went Wednesday
to Pentacook, n H., where he has en-
ployment.
The peach orchard on the farm OF
Taft Smith in Winchester is the CEN
ter of attraction in this vicinity al
present and many people visit 1t daily
The fruit, fresh from the trees, car
be seen by hundreds of baskets,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Currier have
moved to River street where they will
| live with Mrs. Curriers' people Mr.
Curriers' mother and sister have
I Al. sl5..x L.. - -
c.. Holtons house on Canal street
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Cooper have re-
turned from Spofford lake where they
have been making several weeks
stay. Mr. Cooper acted as guide to
! fishing parties about the lake and also
to the primeval pines on Mt Pisgah
The next attraction at the opera
house will be Frank Nasons Neigh
borly Neighbors Wednesday evening
| September 81. This play is the same
as given in all the large cities and
goes from here to Brattleboro where
/ it is booked for the last night of the
! fair.
| Frank Robbins. while playing near
| his home Tuesday morning, stepped
on a rusty nail, driving it about
| three quarters of an inch into his
/ foot. The nail was partially bent and
entered his foot in such way that il
was necessary to call a physician to
have it removed. The wound is very
painful but no serious results are an
/ ticipated.
! The high school defeated the gram
mar school is TO Z. Friday afternoon
in the second of a series of games.
| Bronson for the high school pitched a
steady effective game. Bellville for
I II t., tl,n
inning in favor of Smith. but the
change was of no material benefit and
the high school boys had things all
their own way.
The game scheduled between Bel
lows Falls and Raleigh's Colts on the
island Saturday was not played on
account of the rain. and il is not
likely that these teams will meet this
season. as Bellows Falls closes her
season next Saturday. Manager Ra-
leigh. however, is trying to arrange a
game for Saturday with some fast ag-
gregation and local fans may be treat
ed to another fast game of ball before
the Colts go into winter quarters.
+. d. Jacobs of Northampton, Mass.
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrrell
Crowninshield of this town. recently
sold a half ownership of a patent on
protected metal roofing which he
has been perfecting for several years.
for 100000. The roofing is Of steel
protected with asbestos on either side.
II is very light. both fire and water
proof and has a surface that readily
receives paint. and is being used to a
large extent for drop curtains in
theatres. The company viii locate in
Canton. Mass. and later in Chicago
and Canada. with the main Office in
Springfield. Mass.