Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-29
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

rue 10 opoHOrd lake saturday.
The closing exercises of st. Mich.
ael s parochial school were held in the
school hall yesterday afternoon, eight
pupils receiving diplomas.
F. d. L. Stowe, executor of the
Jane h. Atwater estate, will sell at auc.
ton tomorrow afternoon at . O'Clock
the house and lot ON Vine street in Es.
! teyville.
The Baptist Bible school invites
all its friends TO join in a Fourth of
July picnic at Central park, Vernon.
The school will leave here at 9.07 and
l0.l5 a. m, and return at 5.35 p. m.
james B. Beauregard of Burlington
will be in Brattleboro Sunday to insti-
tute an aerie of Eagles. The exercises
will take place in Retting block and
it is expected that the local aerie will
have at least 80 charter members
All of the schools in district No. 9
closed Friday afternoon. The ninth
grade held closing exercises in the high
school room at clock. G. G. Fits
made brief address to the class and
certificates We're presented by Rev. +.
Q. S. Osgood of the prudential commit
! tee.
The funeral of Gerald B. Kirwan
was held last Friday afternoon at 4
clock from the home of A. ii. Hines
on Green street, Rev. II. X. Miles off
ciating. The bearers were A. b. Ashley,
Job Long, j. NJ. Joy and C. G. Miller.
Burial took place in Prospect Hill GEM
etery.
A patient from the Brattleboro Re-
treat caused some disturbance on Main
street Tuesday evening by refusing to
90 home with his attendant. He at
length agreed to return to the Retreat
in company with Night Waterman w.
b. Warren who escorted him there
without difficulty.
HUNTS agency has received notice
of the following pensions: Originals,
George Cain, Brattleboro Spanish war
veteran), Mrs. Lizzie Mccoy, Millers
Falls. Mass; increases, Charles H. Bly,
and Andrew J. Kenney, Brattleboro,
Orlen Perry, Wardsboro, Augustus
Pratt, Bellows Falls.
AT the meeting on the common
Sunday evening at CLOCK, the pre-
siding officer will be Principal E. Burr
smith. The sermon will be by the Rev.
E. @. S. Osgood. This being the Sun
day preceding the great and glorious
Fourth, the sermon will be of patriot,
ic nature. the topic being Love OF
Country. There will also be special
music.
| A panel bearing a handsomely
mounted specimen of a brook trout has
been on exhibition in the window OF
Randall & Clapp this week. The hsh
was caught by Major f. w. Childs at
Middledam, Me, and weighed between
three and four pounds. 1t was mount
ed by Nash of Norway, Me-, VINO mas
wide reputation as a taxidermist
The Central Vermont Railway com
many will give excursion rates to Lake
Pleasant. Mass, on July A. Round trip
tickets from Brattleboro to Millers
Falls. So cents; Vernon, So cents; So.
Vernon. 45 cents; Mortified, 30 cents;
Mortified Farms, ID cents. llckeIs
GOOD only on regular trains on July t.
( sneciaI program and celebration has
been arranged with a parade, band con
cert, dancing, boating, baseball game
! etc.
There was large attendance at
the reception in the Brooks House last
Friday evening in honor OF the graau-
at;ng class of the Brattleboro hlgh
school On account of the size OF the
/ loss there was less formality than us
uaI ' pr;ncinal Smith and Mrs. }. r.
g Ti,,, raoaivinp in place of the gradu-
ates Leitsinger' orchestra gave
concert from until 0 o clock and from
then until midnight dancing was en-
ioyed by large number
Oliver E. Green, who deserted ms
wife and family in Bennington several
Years ago and has since been hvlng
Nth woman who gives her name as
Add;e Dual, was arrested IN Ansonia'
conn last week and bound over TO the
snnerior court on the charge OF apan-
Jann,ant The Dual woman was ar,
rootod eft the same time and was nneo
~ and costs and sentenced to 80 days
IN iai for improper CONDUCT. oi ~
hos a wife and two small children nv.
10 in Remington and it was through
thee efforts of Mrs. Green that ne was
orrostad Before going to Ansonla II
is said that Green ana ms, ms p"i "'o'
lived for time in Brattleporo'
The annual business meeting, OF the
pant;st sunday school was held last
S oapSa when the following ofhce Ell
MOVE chosen: Superintendent, =. w
Mo,vIav. assistant superintendent -
KNIGHT and Mrs. N. l.. henneyi gu
Incident of. the home department
IT, Enos White; secretary, II. b. hey
ME- l,Js. ire treasurer. G. N. Moran; auditor,
II r C. Todt; librarian, ID. r. r. E E1ds'
a assistant librarians, Mrs. =; .. No ~;
Mrs A. L. Maynard and MISS m s,'rar
"a Harris. The report OF the .lea'o oan.
a H. the school to be in sound con,
5 J;t;on financially with a small oaian aI5
u. ~ treasury. 1t was voted 10 no i..
IL n ;n at Central park, Vernon 'u'S
rou,o wb;tcher of Putnam, Conn,
,rbo came to Brattleboro WIN eamnd
Inns g circus two weeks ago, was IT u
,, rng on the floor VI Sun.
prown,s lower barn on FIAT s.lees omno
day morning. 1t seems that 'ne oft of
Jay had been sleeping in the ioi. or =,
ma born since coming to Bratniee jul,
a ohe during Saturday night feli o iiUl
anu anu e. 70 the floor, a distance Oh apou'
t I'm "a "a He was restored to consciouu;a s
- aee coon after being found put h LIS
ness S. was was SO badly strained that 4 4o
need % hardly y walk and was unable With t.
couio Ne Brown gave him money wiz
eat: ~ retnrn to his home in PUTNAM
when W ,orninp. Whitcher TOT
w srIn i~ed in BraftlebOro his fa Mae
merry earoman for the Brattleboro Man,