Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-03-24
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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e. d. Whitney has ordered Stew
ems Duryea touring car for use tn
coming season.
e c, Crosby will speak on TIL
Labor Question at the Y. NJ. C. A
rooms Sunday afternoon.
Capt George Kirkpatrick will In
spect Company / and headquarters o
the Vermont National guard April q
The annual meeting of the Yer
mont Wheel club will be held Tuesda,
evening, April 4. when officers for tn
ensuing year will be chosen.
Bingham chapter, o. Il. s., In
itiated two candidates at state,
convocation Tuesday evening. TIL
chapter will hold its next social Apri
~.
Sidney J. Hall has sold his res
taurant in Greenfield to A. C. Wilcox
who took possession last week Mr.
Hall will probably return to Brattle.
boro.
"A salesman from one of New
York's leading suit and coat makers
will be at Houghton & Simonds's
opening Monday to take special or
ders.
John F. Bigelow, who was placed
under 5000 bonds to appear at the
spring term of county court after a
hearing last Friday, secured Chester
Fisher as his bondsman.
The funeral of Eugene Frost was
held Monday afternoon at o'clock
from Bonds undertaking rooms, Rev.
III. r. Miles officiating. The body
was placed in the vault at Prospect
Hill cemetery and will be buried in
the family lot.
Rev. C. b. Elder of Keene, N. H.,
has received a call from the church
of the Unity at Worcester. Mass, to
take the place of Rev. Frank l.. Phal-
EN-, who is now in Florida for his
health, Mr. Phalen was formerly pas
tor of the local Unitarian church.
DR.. George f. Barber of this town
was elected president of the Vermont
State Dental society last Friday at
the closing session of its annual con-
vention in Rutland 1t was decided
to hold the next convention in Brat
tleboro in May 1906. DIR. A. l.. Pettee
and Dr. L. S. Edwards attended the
meeting in Rutland last week.
The deposition of John C. Pellet
of Worcester, Mass, a witness in the
cases of Mrs. Annie Hopkins and John
J. Claire against f. l. Kilburn, the
contractor who built Durham Broth
ers' new block. was taken Tuesday be-
fore Justice F. D. E. Stowe. A. F.
Schwenk appeared for the plaintiffs
and James f. Hooker for the de-
ndants.
The will of the late Eugene Frost
as filed for probate Tuesday
George A Boyden being named as ex-
ecutor. There will be a hearing April
when an administrator will be APP
pointed to serve in place of the execu-
tor named. The will contains no pub
lie requests, the property being divid-
ed equally among Mr.. Frosts numer-
ous heirs.
Rev. Gerald Stanley Lee of North
ampton. Mass, son of Rev. S. Fl. Lee,
pastor of the local Congre-
yational church, announces that he is
% issue magazine entitled, Mount
Tom. IAN out door magazine de-
voted to stars and brooks, to little
ook-off on the world, and to rest
md worship and to relieving ones
mind, edited and wandered in by Mr..
Lee"
The Mummy and the Humming
Bird appeared in the auditorium Sat
lrday evening for the second time |
before a fair sized audience. The |
,lay was enjoyed fully as much as on
is initial visit, and the production, |
Though by the same company, was |
anything a trifie more finished. Will |
lam A. Whitecar as Lord Lumley |
nd Henry C. Lewis as Giuseppe |
haired the honors.
AS soon as the frost is out of the
round the Estey organ company will
egin the erection of a three story
n erection shop for the pipe organ
apartment of the establishment On
ccount of the company's increase of
usiness in the manufacture of pipe
rgans and the large size of some of
he instruments for which 1t has con-
racts the present quarters are entire
2 inadequate.
Charles C. Bartlett was arrested
Ionday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff
.napp on a writ issued in behalf of
ne Valley Grain company, who
aimed that Bartlett was about to
ave the state. There was a hearing
efore Justice f. d. E. Stowe but no
was produced to the effect
lat Bartlett was planning such a
,urney and he was released. He then |
sked for hearing on the matter and ,
lie date was set for April l. {
Rev. Martin D. Kneeland. D. D.,
,cretary of the New England Sab '
ath Protective league, will address I
Mon meeting in the Methodist church
unday evening at seven o'clock.
anator Hoar was for many years 6
ague, and has been succeeded by :
on. John D. Long. The organization 3
Is a constituency from men of all =
lurches, and many outside the Q
Iurch. DIR. Kneeland will speak upon v
5 work. n
The body of Mrs. Adeline L. Rock T
ell, widow of the late Alexander l.
ockwell, was brought here from o
eadville, Penn, Monday for burial.
RS. Rockwell formerly lived in West n
rattleboro but went to Meadville d
ven years ago to make her home n
it'll her daughter Mrs. Dana r. Per- b
The body was buried in West il
,attleboro cemetery Tuesday, Rev.
NJ Keneston officiating at the COM !,
ittal service. Mrs. Perry and her y
n, Roy Perry, accompanied the body 3
Brattleboro d .,
F. NJ Butler, who was last week II
pointed one of the license commits h
,nerS of the city OF Rutland, is al
tive of Jamaica and a former men, In
r of the Windham county bar to h,
itch he was admitted in 1877. He g,
a graduate of Leland & Gray semi Al
nv and secured his legal training le
the Office of j. G. Eddy in Jamaica Fl,
d with Judge H. HI. Wheeler and IA
dye f. L. Waterman of this town. IA
$ wife was Miss Lillian Holton of N
Mr. Butler is member m
the law firm of Butler & Moloney. nj
ur;iIin,,, L Gnrinp will nnen his OF