Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

church VIII serve ice-cream on the Com
mon next Wednesday evening durin,
the band concert.
Mrs, Bertha Goddard has painte,
and papered and otherwise improve,
the appearance of her restaurant ON Ell
liot street this week.
james lizard, formerly of the firm
OF Cain 4 lizard, has rented rooms owe,
warner s bakery in Cutler block ant
viii open a tailoring establishment
there.
The Central Vermont steam.shoye
has been at work this week ballastins
the track between Brattleboro ane
south Vernon with gravel drawn from
the pit at Mt. Hermon.
F. d. Z. Stowe, administrator OF
the Jane +. Atwater estate, sold Satur
day by auction the Atwater homestead
on Vine street to Dennis Duggan, the
price paid being $4,000.
Miss Florence Hemingway will
speak at the Congregational chapel to.
night at 7.45 upon the International
Student Volunteers convention recent.
ly held in Nashville, which she attend.
ed
r. c. Bacon, secretary of the Wind
ham County Fish 4 Game Protective
association, received Friday from the
state hatchery several thousand black
bass fry which were planted in Sunset
lake.
William bakers, a painter was ar
rested on Main street Tuesday even
ing by Night Waterman w. b. Warren
for intoxication. He was kept in the
lookup over night and on Wednesday
fined So and costs which he paid.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wallace N.
Batchelder of Bethel have sold their
house on Cedar street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliot G. Phillips who will take pos
session at once. The sale was made
through the agency of S. W. Edgett &
company.
"A team from the Wantastiquet golf
club will go to Greenfield tomorrow for
a match with the country club team of
that city. The local team will be made
up of Captain Whitney, c. f. Bing-
ham, F. H. Harris, J. Z. Tasker, w. f.
Hubbard and Bert Young.
Evans Brothers of Townshend
showed two English settlers at the Bur
lington bench show last week. They
won first novice and reserve winners
with their young dog, Maplehurst
Ranger, and first novice, first limit with
their recently purchased bitch, Myrtle
Flo.
"A southbound freight train picked
up dog at the crossing Monday after
noon. The canine sailed upward for
about 80 feet and then gently Cd de-
scended on his back in the soft mud.
He picked himself up, faced the engine
for a second growing his defiance, and
then trotted off apparently unhurt phys
ically.
Members of the Brattleboro Sun
shine society, branch /, were invited to
the home of Miss Shea on Oak street
Tuesday afternoon to meet Mrs. Saku-
raj head of the Sakurai Home in To-
kio, Japan A delightful hour was
spent listening to her description OF
the customs of the people of Japan.
The Sunshine society presented Mrs
Sakurai with Vermont teaspoon us
souvenir of the occasion.
AT a regular session of the probate
court saturday the will of James .. II.
Charter was probated and allowed; the
account of John F. Houghton OF DUN
merston, administrator OF the Corneiia
M. Clark estate, was allowed; the VIII
of Alice L. Phillips was probated ana
allowed. the will of Charles A. Van
Doom was probated and allowed ana
Addie G. Van d. appointed execu-
trix. the will Of sarah l.. Stearns was
nrobated and allowed; Frank A. Childs
If Wilmington was appointed admins
traitor of the Adna l.. Childs estate
-Rrattleboro aerie of Eagles was or
oanized in Retting's hall Sunday az
fernoon by Deputy Grand President
lanes Beaureguard of Burlington. Inc
local aerie has about GO members. IL
aIected the following officers: fast
nresident. L. H. Slater; president, >. a.
T'arrow. vice president, II. E. Harms;
ahanla;n G. S. Holden; secretary, A, Y.
Snencer; treasurer, N. ii. Whlte; nrs'
Trustee. John Clune; second trustee
George Cain; third trustee, Leon H.
whitney. conductor, w. ii. belaen,
onts;de guard. John johnson; INSIDE
ouord q g. Endlich; aerie physician,
DR.. E. R. Lynch.
Altbougb a number of local demo
oro+s were opposed to the fusion move
mant which prevailed at the state Gon
uention in Burlington last week they
ora willing to abide by the decision VI
abe majority and will do everything
r snS TO secure victory for tne
Ip;"I,at headed by Clement ana rape.
The talk that large portion u san
marty will be found in the rePu f"S;on
wing this fall on acccoun. VI naher
hos been branded as false py numn ts
Of the most prominent local ue 5 rr;tb
wbo seem anxious to JOIN hanas VIZ ~
no independents in attempting "
Hsmash the machine.
Tho local advertising campaigee
e.. the National Cigar Stand, one oi
which has been in the nro %nr,,n tbis
pharmacy since March, is peguh and
week. The stand itself, 1or oeau lone
ut;l;tv in preserving cigars - a this
and attention was called 10 Ia ~ The
anu of the time it was installed. ne
RMat;onal Cigar Stands COMPANY, 5rra.
Na. of some 1000 retali olus
ASSET ASST all over the country for the pu ho
s snse Of buying and selling cigars az o vro
P "ost nossible prices. In their 9I IN
iomeS their cigars are made anu NJ a.
iac.oi.e w, stores they are SOFA, MI
G Graf is the local member Oh INC "
ISOLATION. ~
Then Central Vermont Railway Go 20,
will t run 10 Watch Hill and Block =;
Bra and @bv steamer) on Saturday, susy