Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-01
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
| Bingham chapter, O. f.. s., will
resume meetings Tuesday evening at
ter vacation Of two months.
Troop G. 18th United States cav
airy, will leave Fort Ethan Allen
Monday on Its trip to st. Johnsbury,
Barto'. and Brattleboro.
The postoffice will be open on
Monday, Labor day. from till IL
o'clock noon. The carriers viii make
the morning delivery only.
David A. Young has sold out his
interest In the clothing store of f. N.
Brooks & company In Seattle. Wash,
and Mr.. Brooks will conduct the bust
ness alone hereafter.
Gov. Bell has appointed NJ. l.
Reed of Vernon delegate to the
American Road Makers annual con-
vention and good roads celebration at
Port Huron, Mich, this week.
B V. Stark, an employe of the
s. A. Smith factory, lost two fingers
of his right hand Monday afternoon,
catching them in the teeth of bench
saw. The oiher fingers were badly
lacerated.
Henry Haddon TO- resident of
Brooklyn, n. Y, died at Pine Grove
Springs hotel Sunday afternoon as the
result of a stroke of apoplexy which
taken to Brooklyn Monday morning
by his son. w. H. Haddon.
! Edward Phelps was arrested Sat
urday evening for intoxication by
Night Waterman w. b. Warren. He
In, the tnaly
morning when he was arraigned be-
fore Justice +, d. E. Stowe. From
then on 1t was case of s. fine. could
not pay, Newfane. 10 days.
The September term of county
court will convene at Newfape next
Wednesday morning with Chief Judge
John w. Rowell presiding. An UNI
usually large number of cases have
been set for trial by jury but local
attorneys do not look forward TO a
very long session.
The committee appointed TO In
vestigate the various sources suitable
for a village water supply heid a
meeting in the Peoples National bank
Saturday evening. but as on previous
occasions some of the members were
absent and nothing took place but a
general discussion as to the report
which is to be formulated
| The two and a half years old son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawton OF
Forest street became lost about
o'clock Monday afternoon and ms
parents were given three hours Vol
much worry before the chiid was
found The boy went up High stree.
to meet his father and from there
wandered down Green street ano
across to Canal street where he was
found about Z O'Clock near the cor
ner of Pine street.
A letter from Sergeant Clarence
A. Tenney. who Is at the nauonai r.ile
connection at Sea Girt, n. j., states
that he led the Vermont team IN tne
|individuaI shoot with an average OF ~
AZ all ranges and all classes OF nre
Tenney tied with Capt. Tillotson OF
81 Albans in slow fire but led MN Dy
Ave points in rapid fire. Capt. Tlliot-
son made the highest individual score
at the Fort Ethan Allen competition
for the Centennial trophy
Vermont representatives Of tne
starr family were present last frluas
az an interesting dedication service
which took place in the historic kihss
chapel burial ground In Boston. 49,, -
simnle tablet was consecrated 10 tne
memory of Dr. Comfort starr WIZ
came to this country from hent, niis
land. in 1885, about 30 of ms descema
ants being present. Among lne ~
men called upon to SPEAK Mas ,,,as
n n Clement of Brooklyn, VINO wa
,1r.sant with her sister, Mrs. Noal
Eressv of Hartford. Conn MIs
,Iien,ent and Mrs. Cressy are oausil,
tars of the late Farley F. starr %
this town.
The annual meeting OF tne se ,,,
ST, esses, needle-women anu T., Eas
r;,.ls az Rrattleboro took place III rec
t,vaI hall saturday evening AT :,
o,o;oct and was well attended =
,,,as decided to change the Tune Ioi
,'sIaing tbe annual meeting 10 .n'
th;,a Thursday in June, and the even
~ September IA was ueciue'
NE as the date for holding socia
.nat;ng for all sewing women SUI ,
ma Worrying girls in the town. I'm !,se
a vare elected for the ENSUING
ee os follows: President, MRS -
7 e currier; vice president MISS Ser 1e
IS;e M. Fay secretary, M .1srad s
eahy. treasurer, Mrs. Al,u Mrs
THOMPSON; executive coil,,.at Eishel
A. J. Currier. Mrs. Mave'e
land Miss Abbie Pratt
Erad H. Mccoy, superintendethh.
Cor nearly three years past " tnr,
Do ttIehoro Overall company 1870
los in this city and IN b , nh;cl
has handed in his reslglla.iofs cot tina
took effect last FRIDAY. Ime bavin,
NJ Mccoy was going away Ia a ~ ~,
MI. Known. the employees Oh ~
Deeo decided to give him VS..
lac.! al ~ their esteem, and FRIDAY q,
iiio choosing for their spokesiia,
.er1C ,cy presented him haluson,'
j. 81 cold cuff buttons, iiloulse,
pan d;.monds and scarf pm ".
VIII aaaa and attractive pattern sn,,
very heing a man of rather
.ds was naturally somew ia. ,S
nsnck nv the testimonial. pu. ~ N,
nav to duly express ms .
observation-disclosures
-Eugene Cray, who died IN 81 be year
- Sunday at the age OF % yeti,
FANS uncle of Mrs. Martin AUST,
was n Brosnahan of TINS low,
ALL Az. GRAY was born in County T,a,i
Sraiand and went to benoT S conn
a,,o,,t 40 years ago. In the o .;aerabi
trv he accumulated ah, 70 IN
property. which ne r pu was one o
idast and most respected res,
tne 81 Rellows Falls. Besiues
! oen.s he is survived by nine chiiorea
: Wioom andchildren and hve s,ea
90 saa;,dren. Among the bra,ue
granu oaonle who attended the tuher I,
Doro d Nv were Mr. and Mrs. ~ r.,
snaban Patrick Broshaha,,. a..
: fa.r,ir Austin. Martin Aus''. s,i
Marin Austin. Mrs. Thomas A. Austi
MAJ Mars Miss Johanna Brosnahan.
schwenk. register. preside,
>, ,he August session of the pro n;s
s az saturday. License was sat grant !
eoui Iohn ]. Austin. administrator ~
10 JUL ., real estate belonging 10 IN