Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-13

Tea will be served at the Wantasti.
qust golf club house tomorrow after.
noon.
The members of Bingham chapter,
w. ~ D., are requested to meet In Ma
sonic hall Saturday at 1870 p. m.
The Ladies' Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs. @. Il. Downer, Cot.
tage street, Wednesday afternoon at 4
o clock.
Members of Sedgwick post, G. A.
H., are requested TO meet in g. A. II.
hall tomorrow afternoon ut 1870 TO at
tend the funeral of Comrade II. T.. Cor.
don.
-Hunts agency has received notice
of the following increases of pensions;
Thomas w. Lynde, Brattleboro; w. W.
White, Jamaica; Charles +. Bradley,
Palace, Oklahoma; Silas Bailey, Vernon.
"A handsome monument of dark
Quincy granite has been erected in the
Catholic cemetery this week in memory
of the late Timothy c. Shea. The mon
ument was put in place by j. Il. Bige'
low.
Major II. Edward Dyer of Rutland,
Captain G. +. Burnham of Bellows
Falls and Captain G. II. Anderson of
Brattleboro gave examinations in the
Brooks House Tuesday and Wednesday
to several recently elected Vermont Ma.
tional guard officers.
William II. Welcome, for the past
26 years cutter in the Tailoring depart
ment of the clothing store now owned
by +. Il. Perry, bought J. A. .Lahesche s
tailor shop Tuesday. Mr.. Lafesche and
family will 60 soon to Montreal, =. g.,
where his brother is in business.
Charlotte, four.year-old daughter
of Frederic and Annie Wyman Coudray,
died at the home of her parents in
eathersfield, Conn, Tuesday after a
brief illness. The body was brought to
yesterday afternoon for
burial in the family lot in Prospect Hill
cemetery, Rev. II. r. Miles officiating.
Mrs. Coudray is a sister of Mrs. +. G.
Crosby and Mrs. Helen Allen of this
town and was for many years teacher
Of music in the public schools.
--Forty-eight babies in carriages to
say nothing of a number beyond the
perambulator stage assembled on the
Common yesterday afternoon, or rath-
er were assembled by their mothers to
in 'bapy meet" The
gathering was necessarily informal but
both mothers and babies appeared to
enjoy it exceedingly. An orchestra of
three pieces furnished music from the
The youngest baby in at
tendance was only three weeks old.
The village water board held a
meeting last Friday evening and voted
to have work on the Sunset Lake sys.
tenn suspended while negotiations for
its purchase by the village are in prog
ress. Since, then, however, the ques.
ton has arisen as to whether it would
not be cheaper for the Village if part of
the work were completed this season.
Several members of the water board
nave been over the system this week
N company with E. G. Crosby, and it is
that the water board will hold
another meeting soon to consider the
natter further.
The body of Annie B. Nichols, 20,
wife of Hollis II. Spaulding, who died
in Laconia, n. H., of tnber-
.ulosis, was brought to Brattleboro
Monday for burial in Prospect Hill
cemetery, Rev. E. Q. S. Osgood ofiiciat-
ng at the committal service. Mrs.
Spaulding was resident of this town
or several years, her husband being
Employed in the Elliot street fish mar
let. The family went to Laconia sew
raj months ago. Besides her husband
Mrs. Spanlding leaves a. son and a
laughter. Mr.. Spaulding, Mrs. Helen
T. Nichols and Mrs. A. G. Cochran ac-
ompanied the body to, Brattlcboro.
The rear of the big log drive of the
Connecticut River lumber company
cached Brattleboro last evening. Be.
ween 40 and so men were encamped
IN the island last night and are now at
york clearing the shores of the river.
The rear gang will leave Brattleboro
oday on its way south. The drive this
ear contains 60,000,000 feet Of lum-
,er and had been little less than a
month passing Brattleboro. George
IAN Dyke, president Of the Connecticut
liver Lumber company, has had per-
onal charge of the drive this year,
making trips up and down the valley |
n an automobile. A valuable gasoline
aunch owned by Mr.. Van Dyke was
urned near Claremont. N. H., July A.
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