Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-10-05

beginning next week the local
mcat markets vii close Tuesdays ana
Thursdays at $50 p M.
All bills against the Valley Fair
should be presented Mt once
to +. c, Adams, treasurer
Try Childs's Restaurant and IA
nous coffee. For ladies and gentlemen
Opened Oct. 9, 10 Elliot street, Brattle'
- 40c
The Manchester, n. H., Union of
Tuesday contained picture and sketch
of the Boston terrier Cummings Punch,
owned bv George II. Cummings of South
Acworth. y. II. This dog was shown
at the Valley Fair Kennel club bench
show last week and won first in the
limit and open classes for middle
weights.
f. II. Fitzhugh, formerly general
manager of the Central Vermont ran
road. was elected vice.president of the
Grand Trunk system s companies west
of the Detroit and st, Clair rivers at
the annual meeting in Detroit Monday:
He was also elected vice'president OF
fine Detroit 4 Toledo Shore line which
is owned jointly by the Grand trunk
and the Clover Leaf.
1t is Interesting to note that the
free-for.all race at the grand circuit
meeting in Cincinnati last Thursday
was won in almost exactly the same
time AS the freefor.all at the Valley
fair the same day. Wentworth won the
grand circuit event, which was for "A
rurse of $500, in 2.l3A, Ella and
5.I2 The time of Advancer in winning
the local race was 2.llh, liza ana
2.l3h.
The members of the Brattleboro W.
G.. r. L. are urged to bear in mind the
regular meetings held on the second
and fourth Tuesday of every month at
z q clock. The first October meeting
will he held at headquarters next tues
dav. In reply to many inquiries the W.
G. T. L. would explain that the tubs,
dippers and other utensils used by the
union for many years in furnishing the
public with pure water ON the NalleF
fair grounds were this year turned over
to the fair association on the promise
Of the association to furnish in these
tubs an adequate supply of fresh pure
ice-water.
The Woman Relief corps of dis
trict No. 9 held its annual meeting IN
Grand Army hall Tuesday. There Were
about - members present from the
several corps of the county Dinner
was served in the hall by SedEwlck
corps. Mrs Emma l.. Eason gave me
address of welcome and Mrs. Laura NJ
Plant Of Greenwood corps responded
In the afternoon Sedgwick corps eXem-
uGfed the ritual and the +. Ii.
Stoughton corps of Bellows Falls eX-
cmplificd the service book. One candl-
date was initiated. Mrs. Calista Bangs
cave a report of the national conven-
ton held recently in Minneapolis, Mrs.
Bangs is president of the Vermont de-
uartmcnt and left Wednesday morning
ON tour of inspection of several corps
in the northern part of the state. She
attended district meeting in Rutland
Wednesday and another in Burlington
Thursday. She also made an oihclaI
VISIT 10 the so'u'c'' H0'''' ~
ton
No little attention was attracted
1 Tuesday morning by the sPec'aeie "
Herr Karl kron, an sartlst OF New ho.h
/ city, as he set out from the ProoN'
house. Mr.. hron IS man OF pro-
nounced German type belng iil,ie p '.
low the medium nelght anu sllsnti;A !
above the medium IN bulk. Herr hroh
conveyance was the eye catcher. y
wheel made IN the time OF the IN "Hee
/ Of the bicycle INDUSTRY earlieu '"o d"
/ fist and all ms traVellnE e9uipiient'
The front wheel was some % ,n'ne9 ~
height and the rear not over is lhehes
in diameter. All the metal parts were
nicklc plated and kept IN goou slate
of polish. Herr Kron wore dlnKy pt,
cycle suit of white flannel and set on
his appearance by raklsh ilttle cay
! adjusted at perilous angle. Inc wor'
/ thy German discoursed at some length
in the Brooks house to crowd OF de
lighted listeners about the advantages
/ that his mode of travel had over almost
any other. lie IS touring the hor'neri
part oi We" h'is ''""'
-Morningside Heights is the name
of the tract of land on South Main
/ street recently bought by syndicate
of local men for the purpose OF fur
nishing desirable building lots at a
moderate price. The tract has been
laid out by surveyor into 80 lots
most of them 80 by 100 feet, although
some are larger and a few smaller
Thirteen of the lots front on South
Main street and there are three inter
secting streets with a highway encir
cling the southern section of lots. The
prices on the lots range from $3.50 tc
$500 depending on the location, When
the new road through to Vernon street
is laid Morningside Heights will be
only ahout seven minutes walk from