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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
,Itne..lns Lyman nowe,. lamou. LIiooramn

witnessing Lyman Howe's famous Lfeorama
nj the Auditorium,
Several hunters camped last week In the
Hscock house. Apparently they were not
very law,abiling sportsmen, for the game
warden has found two dead doe In that
vicinity,
The auction last Friday at Emery Jones
was somewhat late in beginning, as j, H.
Ware, the auctionecr. had been In Montpelier
and did not reach town until nearly noon
In the morning the weather was very unpro
pitious, but In the afternoon the clouds broke
away, a good crowd assembled and the stock
sold wen,
r. l., Lowe has added TO the equipment OF
his store new scale made by the Computing
Scale company OF Dayton o. 1t not only
registers the amount Of sugar put into the
bag, but tells the price as well. II saves a
good deal Of mathematical calculation, but
MIR. Lowe still has to keep clerk to put the
string ON the bag,
On Monday Mrs, Dale, Miss orinda Dale
and John, with Mrs, Fred Ford and her
daughter orinda, took the train for New
York, whence they sailed Tuesday on Clyde
line steamer for South Carolina, They were
granted glimpse Of winter before their de-
parture, for the roof Of the car which bore
them away was white with snow.
The following guests registered at the
Townshcnd inn last week; George A. Smith,
Troy, N. Y; c. +. Wright Bellows Falls; u.
II. Moore, Bennington; A, W. Lewis, Chatta'
noega, Tenn; G. j. Sawyer, Boston; j. A.
Mason, Burlington; +. L. Colon, New York;
p. S. Moore Greenfield; r. d. Brown, Brat
tleboro; Mr., and Mrs, $. W. York, Putney,
n Y; Waldo Ellis, Greenfield, Mass; A. V.
D. Piper, Jamaica; A. +, schwenk, Brattle'
boro Edward NJ Butler, East Jamaica; Leon
G. Bartlett. Wilbraham Mass; q, l.. South
wick, Worcester, Mass.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
SOUTH NEwFANE.

Mr.. aud Mrs. y. " Morse Of Bratteboro
were at g. T., Browns last Saturday
Miss Bertha Chase Of Newtonvlle, Mass,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs, John i, Morse,
Miss Louise spockman has gone to somcr'
willie, Mass and will work for Mrs, Harrison
Aldrich,
The Ladies' Aid society viii meet with
Mrs, AlonSo V, Stratton on Thursday after
noon Of next week,
T.. Brooks and family Of Charlestown, n,
H., have moved into ], y, Morse's tenement
Mr. Brooks is the engineer at the steam mill
Miss Minnie Bellows of Brattleboro visit
cd her sisters Mrs. Sidney liescoek and Miss
Grace Bellows. from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs, Ella Willard and Mrs. Charles Kelsey
were appointed delegates TO the Sunday
school convention at Williamsyille next
Tuesday.
The annual donation for the pastor, Rev,
Miles g. Topper will he held at the yestry
next week Friday evening Oct. 9th, All are
cordially invited.
Samuel II. Morse went to Springfield,
Mass, ON business Tuesday. Enrly that
morning he shot large and handsome
horned owl which he found among his chick
ems, selecting the choicest ones for his
breakfast,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Aldrieh, after a
residence Of over six months here. left for
their Someryille home Tuesday morning. II
is hoped that they will spend both winter and
summer among us in the near future The
summer homes. with one exception, are now
closed for the winter
The first social of the season which was
held at the home OF Mr., and Mrs Samuel
H. Morse Thursday evening Of last week was
a success, The attendance was good. Alton
Morse gave q varied and interesting program
with his Edison phonograph, after which cake
and coffee were served. In the afternoon
the women held their regular sewing circle
in the same place with I2 women present.
Supper was served at o'clock.
John D. Blake of Minneapolis, Mimi, died
very suddenly at his home last Sunday night
with congestion Of the brain and asthma.
The burial was on Wednesday. lie is sur
viycd by his wife and two daughters, Jessie
and Clara. also by two sisters, Mrs, Jennie
Wilcox Of Mortified MINI, and Mrs. Ella
Knowlton Of Rochester, MINI. and one
brother. Charles Blake. who lives in Califor'
MIA Mr. Bake was 6s years old. He spent
his early life in this place his home being
on the Marlboro Branch road His first ex'
perience in mercantile life was at Williams.
willie in the store Of Walker & Houghton,
Later he was in company with Henry Hough'
ton in Brattleboro In 1860 Mr.. Blake went
west and was a successful dry goods mer'
chant at Rochester. MINI. but later moved
to Minneapolis where he engaged in the real
estate business The family have many sym.
pathiziug friends in this place
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

MIS-. DdyuIu 10 HlniliHS IA '""A'
Arthur Greenwood is i'll with jaundice,
Col, franklin went to Montpelier Tuesday.
Russell Blood is working in West Town
shend.
A. A. Blood has gone to Newfaue to work
for a time
j. 0. Follett spent few days this week in
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Bruce spent Monday
in BrattleborO.
Harrison Chamberlain had yearling shot
by deer hunters.
r Bertha Phillips is in Boston with her sis
ter, Mrs. Prince.
Mrs. Truesdell returned Saturday from
visit in Massachusetts,
Miss Gertrude Pike of Wardsboro is work
ing at @. H. Wizards.
There was husking bee at II. o. Gale S
last week Wednesday evening
Joseph Cummings and family of London
derry visited in town last week.
Mrs. Beebe has returned from three
weeks visit in New York state.
Miss Mabel Allbee and her brother Gerald
are visiting relatives in New York city.
Cant. and Mrs. Church of Tiverton, r. l..
were recent visitors at Royal Sanderson's.
Miss Mvra Hobart left town Monday for a
visit in Brattleboro, Marlboro and Guilford
Mr.. and Mrs f. H. Allbee visited in Ches
ter Mass. last week, returning Monday
evening,
Misses Grace and Addie Morse of Brattle.
boro spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Franklin.
Miss Booth closed her cottage for the win
ter and left Thursday for her home in Elm
hurst, L. |.
Irving Watson spent Sunday in Peru, re-
turning Monday, accompanied by his nephew,
Harland Blodgett.
Mrs Helen Boynton of South Londonderry
visited Miss Myra Hobart and other rela'
tives in town last week.
Mrs Hugh Holbrook, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Newton, in Andover,
Mass, has returned home
The Townshend Baseball association ex-
meets TO present the play, The Squire's
Daughter, on the evening of Nov. 16.
Their many friends are congratulatng Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Franklin upon the birth of
son. The little boy appeared last week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Follett and daugh.
ter returned Monday from their trip to Yves
ton and left Tuesday for their home in Gallit-
Yin, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs Corser of Lawrence county,
Y. who had been spending week with
Mr. Corsers brother, left Monday on their
return trip.
Mrs. Fred Randall and Merle visited Mrs.
Eliza Thaver and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis in
Brattleboro last week. returning home Satur-
day evening.
Miss Harriet Fletcher was in Brattleboro
on Saturday, where she had the pleasure Of
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
ATHENS.

Meleudys mill is running with full
complement Of help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith Of West Towns.
bend were at Mai Bemss Sunday.
A very enjoyable and successful Halowe-
EN- party was held q, the vestry Saturday
evening.
Orrin Smith went to Jamaica last week
and returned with some cows which F. F..
Obor and other parties viii winter for him.
5. y. Bcmis bought FIVE cows and drove
them to Londonderry last Saturday, They
we're for his son. William Bemis, who lives
in Londonderry.
The season Of the deer hunt has come
and gone and those who INDUCED in that
pastime bsye resumed their usual occupa.
lions. Among the successful ones Of this
town was +. f. ODER. who shot a fine buck
which weighed 1915 pounds. Mr., ODER stood
in his dooryard while shooting the deer.
Fay Bridges also shot buck and G. W,
Smith got shot at one but it escaped
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
WILLIAMSVILLE.

Miss Marion Sherman spent Sunday in
Brattleboro.
Mrs Chester Perry is visiting in Aga
wam Mass,
Mrs. Eva Brlnker has been spending sew
cril days in Brattleboro.
J. \. Davis and son Myron Of Brattleboro
spent Sunday at A. l.. Timson's.
Several from here took in the play, David
Harum at Brattleboro Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F, J. Pierce and daughter
Lottic recently visited in Guilford and Brat
tleboro.
There will be dance at School House
hall Friday evening, Nov. Q, Weeden's or
chestra will play and supper will be served.
c. E. Park went Wednesday to Hartford,
Conn, to have cataracts removed from his
eye. He was accompanied by +, f.. willard.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
WEsTMoRELAND GIRL SHOT.
Found in the Woods Near Her Home With
Bullet in Head

Lillian Paine, the 16-year.old daughter of
Alexander Paine. who lives near Park hill in
Westmoreland, N. H., was seriously and
probably fatally shot in the head Monday af-
ternoon while hunting in the woods near her
home.
The girl had never gone hunting before
and when she left. told her folks that she
was going out and see if she could not get a
squirrel, and took a 22.caliber rifle with her.
When she did not return in the evening her
father became alarmed and went out to look
for her. Failing to find her he went to
Westmoreand village and posse of 80 men
was gathered and search begun. She was
found in the woods about fourth of mile
from her home, lying on the ground short
distance from a camp which had been built
in the summer by some boys
As soon as possible she was taken home
and a doctor sent for. Upon examination a
bullet hole was found about one and one-half
inches above her right eye and it is thought
that the bullet is lying at the base of the
brain
Miss Paine is in no condition to make a
statement, but twice she told of being near
the shack, or camp, and had laid her gun
down getting ready to load it when she
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

Henry Kingsbury is visiting in Bellows
Falls this week,
F. b. Pier was in Windsor on business
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs $. F. williams is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Helen Phillips, in Pninov
Frank williams moved Tuesday to Bond
vile, where he has work for the winter
Fred Robbins has returned from Benning-
ton and is at present working in the mill
here.
Mrs W. l.. Rawson returned last week
from her visit 10 Massachusetts,, having spent
some time in Taunton, Boston, Plymouth and
Bridgewater,
4 2.year.0ld hcfcr belonging to B. J. Cobb
was shot Tuesday Of last week and so badly
wounded that it was necessary to kill her
Doubtless some cautious hunter observed that
she had horns
Mrs Elliot Styles was called to Arlington
last week by the serious illness OF her sister
Mrs John Ennis. Nina Styles, who was
working in South Londonderry, has returned
home TO remain during her mothers absence
Visitors in the place within short time
have been Mrs. Jane Barnard Of South Lon
donderry and Mrs. Martha Shattnck OF West
minister guests Of their sister. Mrs. Lydia
sheldon Mr. and Mrs Horace FELTON, and
Miss Grace FELTON,. at W. L. Rawson's S; Mr.
and Mrs. Is. + Pe,tigrew Of Ludlow, at F. b.
Piers, and Mrs. Lewis Greeley and son
Wayne Of Chester at Frank W, Piers,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
WARDSBORO.

o. +. Bailey of Brattleboro is here tuning
and cleaning organs
Clara Wolfe OF Putney has been visiting at
Mrs. Fred Underwood's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin have returned to
their home in Brattlehoro,
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Grover Of Bristol visited
at Orwell Whites last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. Look Of Putney attended
the funeral of little Elinor White,
Mrs Bennett and child of Moore's Corners,
Mass is visiting at J. A. Wilber's.
Men from Greenfield are laying the under
pinning and stone work to the new hall.
Frank Plimpton of Somerville, Mass, is
spending few weeks with his grandfather,
L. D. Plimpton.
The A. o. club will hold its annual election
of officers in the vestry Thursday afternoon,
Nov 8. and will serve chicken pie supper
from to in the evening.
About 8 grangers from this place attended
the Pomona grange in Townshend last We'd
nesday, going on to Newfane in the evening,
where they had charge of the program.
The body of little Elinor White. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Chester White, was brought
home for burial last Friday noon from MARI
boro. The child was fatally hurt by horse
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
Seven Townshend Deer Hunters Were Sue
cessfnl During Omen Season.

Townshend deer hunters were unusually
successful this season. Besides the two
bucks shot by Mr. Beebe and Mr.. Barber,
which were mentioned in last weeks issue,
five more were shot during the week--one by
the Wheeler boys Of West Townshend, one by
Fred Lawrence, one by John Sylvesky, one by
Wilbur Snyder and Harry Pierce and one by
win Boutelle The Wheeler boys shot ihers
on the hills in district No. .. The buck shot
BY Mr.. Lawrence was Young one with only
two points on its antlers, so he dressed it in
the woods and did not bother to bring in the
head. Mr.. Sylvesky came upon drove OF
deer on JOY hill, there being two bucks
among them The one which he snot was the
smaller of the two, but it was nearer to him
1t dressed 1876 pounds and he sold il to Mr.
Stratton, the meat man, for $40. Wilbur
Snyder and Harry Pierce also found their
buck on Joy hill and fred IL cartridges be-
fore he fell, nine Of which they iHdnd later
had taken effect Mr. Boutelle's buck is re-
ported to have weighed $50 pounds and was
shot on the hills between here and Brookline
Landlord Burke bought the head OF Mr.
Beebe's deer, which was an exceptionally fine
one. The deer are glad that the season is
over, and so are the people who are not
hunters,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

a position as housekocper In the hotel Ro
land,
Mrs. p. Il. Holt returned from her Boston
trip Friday
showing Oct. 80, Makes MS think Of what
is before us,
Mrs. Clara Walker has moved iNo part Of
u, w, Marden's house,
Frank Holt has moved TO the south village
where he is to work for II, =. Chase
Frank Stevens is having his house slated,
Mr.. Hall Of Brattcboro doing the work,
Mrs, l., S, Arnold has been entertaining
sister. Mrs. Putnam Of Lyndboro, n. H.
Miss Josie Garfield has finished her sea
sons work at Manchester and is at home
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. =, Sheldon are TO spend
the next three or four weeks at North Ben
nington
Asa Bacon, Thema Arnold and friend,
sallc oryis, were at home from Burr &
Burton over Sunday,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Burlington Rendering Co. Fined $4,000 by
Judge Rowell.

The Burlington Rendering company was
adiudged in contempt of court Wednesday by
Chief Judge John W. Rowel in the Chitten-
den county court at Burlington. He i'm
posed fine of $4,000 which was paid on the
spot. Judge Rowell said the failure of the
company to produce the papers wanted had
impeded the grand jury in the diseased meat
investigation. On Tuesday the company filed
petition asking for dismissal of the
contempt proceedings on the ground that in
the first place the evidence demanded by the
grand jury was not material or competent;
and that. in the second place, it might tend
to incrimnate the company The company
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

maintained that certain papers anu ~ ~ h,
demanded by the jury were OF lllIe, .s I'd
porary Importance, and consequently Wy, hI
destroyed. The company claimed ',, ,.,a,
the destruction of these papers ana a aii
took place August %, before the ih'e'"''
was begun. .,.-,sS u.
The grand jury WEDNESDAY Te tu5 RsBis
indictments against the ConsoAaaT'u Bril-
ing company and four against L. Dnri,tt
ham, manager of the Burlingtoh, I n m b
company's plant, which is controlled ,saai, h
Consolidated company, The i m. Il.
charge the sale of diseased meal 'n' Il D
diseased cattle, and the poSS'SSS'S W.. Esd
meat of a calf under four weeks OIL 'S''
Indictment contained 100 counts, H. r
The grand jury also indicted q soe,r )
Rich of Burlington and Victor l. " n u
Randolph for wilful neglect OF Su ,cs,t so
nection with the recent diseased m so5 r,r
dal. DR.. Rich was recently I IpnV and Vt
office by Ex-Governor c. j. BE" '
Spear resigned.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
WEST WARDSB0Ro.

Frank Fish has moved to the kennon
place in ''Podunk'
The Ladies' Social circle is to hold its an
nual meeting at the church vestry Thursday
afternoon. Nov. s. 1t is hoped there will be
a full attendance.
1t is expected the subject of the service
next Sunday morning will be the Home De-
partment of the Sunday school with Mrs. E.
?. Davidson in charge.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
West Ribey T0h1nS
THAT LIGHT RED HEIFER
1T WAS THE BONE OF CONTENTION IN
THE oUsHING.roLLETT CASE,
which was Tried Before Justice Butler Mon
day Afternoon and Decided in Favor OF the
Defendant Some Advice to Parties Con
cerned-other Townshend News

After two postponements the ease Of Cush'
ing VS.. Follet was tried before Justice But
ler AZ the town hall Monday, The defendant
had some difficulty in finding lawyer with
whom A. V, d, Piper, ESQ, of jamaica eouh'
sci for the plaintiff, would condeseend TO
cross swords, but finally decided upon a, f.
schwenk OF Bratteboro, II took some time
10 draw a Jury, as the plaintiff seemed to
have strong objections to many of his Fellow
townsmen, When the ease opened the haii
was filled with interested spectators, who
were somewhat amused at the exceedingly
minute description given by Mr.. Gushing OF
the 'lieht red big,horned hoifer" which he
claimed TO have lost. Frank Powers proved
himself too much of man to swear TO ne
and so spoiled the case for the plainhh'
The Jury balloted but once and was unan''
nous in rendering verdict in favor oil the
defendant.
Apropos of the above mentioned trial we
would give the following advice to the parties
concerned
TO THE DEFENDANT.
II you have a dark red heifer,
Never. never let her go
Into William Fishers pasture.
For he's rented it, you know.
There the feed is most peculiar
And will turn her hair all light,
So that when you 60 to get her
Twill be hard to prove you re right
And her horns, so trim and shapely
viii be "big horns by and by
While their butts will keep on growing
To the tune of some ones lie.
TO THE PLAINTIFF.
If you re going to know your heifer,
'Twould be well to place each spot
So that any one can see it
In big ten.acre lot.
II your hired mans witness,
'Twould be better to be sure
That you have one who's liar
OF the breed called ''simcn pure.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
WASH GOODS.

turned around and saw a horrible looking
man who struck or shot her. There is no
telling whether she laid the gun down and
it went off accidentally, shooting her or
whether she was shot by some unknown per-
son.
Tuesday morning Deputy Sheriff Lord was
sent to the scene to make an investigation
and at night reported that in his opinion it
was case of accidental shooting and that no
facts were disclosed to give the slightest sus-
picion of foul play.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
SOUTH WARDSBoRo.

About two inches Of snow fell Monday
night and Tuesday, making it look little
wintry.
Will Duncan had the good luck to shoot
2-year-old buck Thursday afternoon OF last
week Deer seem tame about here. FRANKIE
Gould saw fine doe near the road in Arthur
Whites orchard when he came from school
Tuesday
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
LONDONDERRY.

Mrs. Newell is employed at A. A. Curtis S.
Ernest Fisher is clerking at @. E. Ba-
con S.
Mrs. George Dodge is quite low at time
of writing.
Mrs Ella Payne went to New York last
Wednesday for the winter She has secured
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
STRATToN.
Z. A. Eddy was in Brattleboro Tuesday

E, A. Eddy was in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Edward Deikamper was in town recently.
f. A. Eddy has lost this summer 10 sheep
out of a flock of 40, supposed to be killed by
bears.
f. G. Pike was home from Montpelier few
days recently, returning Monday. Mrs Il. u.
Pike accompanied him.
The lucky ones capturing deer in this town
are W. Styles of Stratton, Edward Wood OF
Wilmington and Rob Parsons Of Brattleboro.
1t is reported that Mr.. Jones OF Jamaica
killed one.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

The greatest sensational coat ana
suit sale in the history of the trade.
Lot of manufacturers sample, high
grade, swell novelty mixture coats, no
two alike.
Regular price, .oo-o
$3.50 $1,000 $3.50 $4,000 $500 $3.50
$1,000 $3.50 $3.50 $500 $3.50 $500
Misses Empire Scotch mixture coats,
sizes, IL, 16, Is. $1,000. Sale price,
Ladies $4,000, size A, fur lined
cont in this sale for S2S.95
Black y and Y length coats, mostly
loose effects. Never have we offered SO
fine coats for so little money. Mostly
sample coats at manufacturers prices
$685., $685., s1l.50, $3.50, $500,
$3.50, $1,000, $500
Relics Of coats, suits and skirts but
an innovation of new prices Eighteen
walking skirts at about one'third OF
their former prices.
Were. so, $3.50 $3.50 $50 and $500
Now. 1886 $3.50
$500 and $3.50, size, Il, y length
castor coats, 5000
$500, size II, q length navy coat,
$3.50
$500 fun length, size, 16, gray coat,
$685.
$3.50 full length, size "a, brown
coat $3.50
$3.50 full length, size 80, black coat
$3.50
81 coats in colors, black, brown, navy,
castor. Former prices $1,000, $3.50,
SI400 s15.Ol S6.95
6 short jackets, sizes l6, 80, SO, 3s.
Former prices, $1,000, $3.50, sl'98
- suits in sizes ld, 80 and SO, colors
tan. navy and black.
Were.yl5.00 $l6.5O S22,5O $4,000 $3.50
co r. eli OF Go 5n e1E m
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
Vow. $3.50 s9.75 S11.25 $3.50 $1,000
SKIRTS.

$3.50 grey or tan mixed skirts, S2.48
$3.50 Scotch mixed skirts, s3.iS
\ line of manufacturers sample
skirts at exactly the bare cost of pro
duction. Broadcloths, voiles and pan.
amas.
Regular. $685. s7,95 $1,000 $3.50 $500
Special. Sl.95 s5.95 $685. ss.95 s1o9s
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
A Sunday Morning Wedding at the Home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M, Clough.

Mr.. ana MIS-. " M SlOusu'
pretty wedding occurred Sunday morn
ing at 10 clock at the hpnc ct Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ Clough, when Mrs Clough sis
ter, Mary Elizabeth Clayton youngest daugh'
ter of A. NJ. Clayton, was united in marriage
to Arthur Byron Jackson Of Barre. The par.
lor was prettily trimmed with ferns and pink
and white carnations. The bridal couple
stood under an dlch of pink ans white whme
the cer4m,n, 1os performed by Rev, u. II.
Tbbals pastor of the Baptist church, the
ring service being used Lula Pierce, niece
of the BRIDE was ring bearer The bride
was tastefully gowned in white silk eo'ienne
and carried bride roses. They left iinlnc-
diatelv TO spend week with relatives in
Brownsville Montpelier and Barre, after
which they will make their homo " Boston,
The groom is railway postal clerk, with a
run between Boston and Concord Both
young people are well known here and have
the best wishes of many friends. Only the
near relatives Of the bride and groom were
present at the ceremony. The out.oftown
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Jackson Of
Barre and Mrs. c. w. Guernsey of Mont.
peier, parents and aunt of the groom.
Joseph Garreau spent Sunday and Monday
at Manchester.
Mrs. Laura Jenkins returned Monday from
visit at Andover
Mrs. R. S. Goddard went Monday to a
Brattleboro hospital for treatment.
J. Clough, who has been visiting his sister
in.law, Mrs. Surett Clough, went to Chester
Wednesday.
The masquerade ball and chicken-pie sup
per given by Kent Rebekah lodge last week
was a success socially and financially. They
cleared about $50.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02
THE OLD
COR N E r
sToRE

Tho , fall has forced the cooler weather may near we VIII % long
coming but the oug mas NO. enough
compel the ne' you take
tell OF all the
rbssto for
seanaoe ana OnH'
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-02

An Ohio genius has inven''l = ,ers biei
prevent women from stepping o'- striks o
ward. Thus does perfdious man IL. gsnl'
other blow at the liberties @, ,-
sex.-Philadelphia North AmoTl'"H'