Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-10-27
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Mrs, Charles Evans ON Maple street
The Murray club viii meet
Thursday evening at 1880 and con-
tlnue It's tour abroad,
The women of the Centre Congre-
/ gatlonal church will hold social In
the parlors of the church Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock to members
and those who attend the church.
There will be music and refreshments.
THE Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church held meeting with
Mrs. Charles Warder last Friday af-
ternoon when reports from the At
lantic city conference were read and
plans laid for the work of the coming
year.
Ernest G. Pratt cut n severe cash
lin his left wrist Tuesday afternoon
while at work In the bottling depart
ment of c. IL, Eddy 4 Co, the wound
being caused by the accidental break
ing OF bottle. Five stitches were
necessary to close the cut
Henry A. Chase. So, who died at
his home in Holyoke. Mass, last week
Thursday morning, was brother of
Charles P. Chase, who formerly lived
I'M Brattleboro but removed to SPRING
field. Mass. several years 20 to en-
Capt f. W. Gibson, Lieut. G. H..
Thompson and Quartermaster-S Ser.
geant j. w. Cobb have qualified as
experts in pistol practice under the
regulations of the Vermont National
guard and will be awarded medals by
Capt. c. f. Burnham, inspector of
rifle practice.
Marie Goodenough, wife of
Charles D. wallace, died suddenly
last week Thursday at her home in
New York city. Mrs Wallace was a
native of Brattleboro and is survived
by one brother. OF late years she and
her husband have been regular sum-
mer visitors at the Brooks house re-
naming in Brattleboro this summer
until about Sept. Is
An oil stove i'm L. H. BARRIERS
rooms in Retting block was partially
Overturned Tuesday morning by Mrs.
Barber. the oil igniting and threaten
ing to set fire to the draperies. Mrs,
Barber succeeded I'm carrying the
stove to the front door and f. G.
Crosby. who was passing at the time,
helped her to take it outside where the
flames were extinguished.
There was a meeting of the exec
utiye committee of the Valley Fair as
purpose of ascertaining as nearly as
possible the net proceeds of the last
fair. 1t was found that the bills were
not all in but it is expected that the
association will clear about $1,000, 1t
was decided TO hold next years fair
during the week of Sept 20.
Myrtle Longueil wife of John Cur
~ of Chicopee Falls, Mass. died there
Thursday, oct. 10, of tuberculosis.
Funeral services were held in Chicopee
Falls Sunday afternoon. Her sister,
Mrs. II. H Hunter and children ana
Arthur Longueil and family went TO
the funeral from here. Mrs. curry was
about % years old. and was married
about is months ago. She is survived
by husband
Louis Zancan of West Dummer-
ston was arrested by Constable 4. n
Thayer last Friday morning on tme
charge of selling liquor without a IL
canse the complaint being issued by
/ states Attorney H. d. Ryder OF BEL
lows Falls. At hearing before Jus
flee r. G. Bacon of Brattleboro Fan
can pleaded guilty to one otfense ana
was fined 5000 and costs, the mini
mum fine provided by the statutes
,rhe fine was paid through Mr.. Fan
cans counsel. A. F. SchWenk.
Mrs. Clarita T. Cushman. 80. Wlfe
of william Cushman, contractor, uleo
Mondav at the Stafford farm in Cen
| tarviIIe after a wears illness with con-
sumption She was born In wilton
N H.. daughter of Dr.. Henry any
Eleanor Benedict Trevitt, ana nay
lived in this town but a compafatlveIs
short time. Funeral services -,
held Tuesday afternoon from tne
to,,sa ann the body was taken to MT
Vernon n. H. for burial "Wednesday
morning Mrs. Cushman Is survived
bv a husband and young SON
William H. Bond and Miss Laura
T ,eitsinger were married Saturoay a.
ternoon at the nome OF ne n
narents on School street by KEY. a, n
ytWahb of the Methodist church ON.
members of the family were preseIi,
- the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. boho
iaavine Immediately for a trip OF wv.
weeks after which they VIII DEF n
,,o,sateeper in the Bond block. ms
n,on,n is associated with his fatner
II = Rond. in the undertaking pusl-
ness The bride is daughter VI ~
! and Mrs. F. c. Leitsinger ana Is , cu,a
: tralto singer in the Cohsresa'io''''
; church choir
. Tho hydrant at the corner OIL 'ei
non and Depot streets was Drohe. "
nSn,.tIv after o'clock Monday altet
nnon and before the connecting DIP
could he shut off hundreds Oh s.I, -,
of water went to waste. Inc ny
was broken by the wheeis VI q var.
team. which was coming ~ nf another
49,, straet hill in the rear OF anoIhe.
~, driven by Parker Fuller OF Eas'
1''t,av The rear team had no uiiNei
~ torsas being attached to the pach
A., FulIers truck. Near the brat
ola,nro house an automobile dri.er
.ieoJ pohart Mitchell frightened tne
U! III, of horses and before ANYONE
aould get to their heads they snis 80
fac toward the hydrant tnat 'he ,toct
wheels of the truck Came III
with it. A..
rho executive committee OF lne
a.asational club met at the broohs
,onsa Saturday afternoon 10 us a
,aIans for the coming winter
, ance was reported by Ireasuiel ,ot
Mann of about $50. As there We Ia .,
as many evenings as soS 70 Give
infer the committee deciueu ,h;,r
wih ,,nrar out of these funds wnl 'i,
VA he free to all VINO were uuis
oI,ad as members. last season a'.O
en- - those who will become nis IN
also 80, the coming winter. rms uln.
per LII he given at the BROOKS nous
| nei "a, evening at 1880 O'CLOCK 81
"a, &c foIlowed by the election VI III ~,
80 for The year to come. a .i;5dla.
on..rtsinment entitled, me ~ nv
man. o, a. he auditorium Nov q, e
the S,u every member of the CLUB ,,n Wi
have free ticket Further Fur he m ani later
ment for the winter VIII oe ' !.
pr" owen recently came I baGS !,
america in the steamer ,ae M'V If tn,
ali, ,nd the commander u IN.
Whh. A Richter. MADE the w