Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

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grade will be held in the high sahoo
pullaihg TINS afternoon at clock.
Road Commissioner p. S. Eames |,
re'iaying the bank wall from the Elliot
|. hill. '''''
The Woman S auxiliary of the Y
NJ, {. A, will hold food sale in Nh,
association rooms tomorrow afternoo,
at $50 clock.
L. b. Yauvey has moved his Goa
sheds from their old location near tb,
new freight house to the rear of tn,
passenger station.
Harold L. Whitney and Fred II
Harns will represent the Wantastiouet
golf club in the tournament in Spring,
held, Mass, next week.
The NJ. stienert 4 Son company OF
Boston are giving demonstrations of
the pianola piano in room of the
Brooks House for few days.
The Congregational club has en-.
gagged the Owen Dramatic company to
present Romeo and Juliet in the audi
forum Tuesday evening, Nov. Is.
Member of Dennis lodge of Rebck.
ans are urged to be present at the
Tuesday evening meeting as business
of Importance is to be transacted.
"A large party from here is plan.
ming to attend the waltz party in Hins.
dale, n. H., Thursday evening. f. c.
Leitsinger and Dugan will furnish mu.
sic.
The needlewomen and shop girls of
Brattleboro will hold their annual meet
ing in Festival hall Thursday evening.
june rs, at $50 clock. 4 large at.
tendance is desired.
The report that a grand stand is
to be erected by Adams & Crosby for
the benefit of those who enjoy watch
ing the building operations on the
American house site, is denied by Su-
perintendent Pellet.
The first of the logmen connected
with the Connecticut River Lumber
company's big drive, which is on its
way down the river, reached Brattle-
boro Saturday noon, in houseboat and
have been camped on the island during
the past week.
Mrs. Angelica B. Shea and Miss
Mary Ritter Shea will entertain the
National society of United States
Daughters of 1872, Vermont, at their
Oak street home on Wednesday even
ing, June 81, at clock. The annual
business meeting will be held at 7
0 clock at the same place.
The Sunday school of the Center
Congregational church will have bas-
ket picnic at Central park, Vernon,
Tuesday of next week. The train leav-
ing Brattleboro at 9.07 will carry the
picnickers to the park, and they will
return at 80. Tickets can be had at
the station ON the morning of the day
of the picnic.
S. w. Edgett & Co. report the fol-
lowing recent sales of real estate:
Building lot on Highland street to w.
T. Caswell; lot on Homestead place,
Canal street, to Harold Smith; 50-acre
farm in Winchester belonging to Mrs.
p. o 'Brien to j. L. Fisk of Boston;
house on Canal street belonging to w.
Is. Williams to 4. l.. Maynard, Brattle-
boro.
The next regular meeting of Pro-
tective grange will be held Wednesday
evening, June 81. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged in charge of
fine overseer, steward and gatekeeper.
The question for discussion is, In What
Way Does a Grange Benefit Commun-
ity! There are to be readings and mu-
sic, the evening to close with two short
farces, Per Telephone, and The Awk-
ward Squad.
Michael Lynch and Thomas Man
ming were arrested on the railroad bank
Sunday afternoon by Officers L. r.
Thayer and G. /. Knapp for intoxica-
ton. They were arraigned Monday
before Justice Newton, Clarke c. Fits |
appearing for the prosecution in the alb
sence of A. f. Schwenk. Lynch was
fined SIS and costs, and Manning 50 |
and costs but the fines were suspended
during good behavior.
The funeral of Mrs. John Wells,
who died in st. Paul, Mimi, last week,
was held in the Unitarian church Sat
urdav afternoon, Rev. E. @. 5. Osgood
officiating. E. H. Miller sang two Sc
lections. Burial was in the family lot
in Prospect Hill cemetery, the honor
arv bearers being Charles w, Durham,
Charles H. Pratt, b. Burr smith ana
Harry r. Lawrence. Those from out OF
town who attended the funeral were
Eben F. Wells and James W. Jones OF
St. Paul. Miss NJ. E. Wells and Francis
E. Colt of New York city, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Hopkins Clark and Miss
Clark of Hartford, Conn.
Emma L. Tudor, 80, wife of NJ Q.
Johnson of Somerset, died Wednesday
,,,orn;no at the home of her father, Will
Ham Tndor. on the Thomas farm in
Hinsdale, n. H., after an illness OIL slA
weeks. She was brought from her
home in Somerset to Hinsdaie SUNDAY
Mrs. johnson formerly lived IN otrat-
ton but recently had been making ner
home in Somerset. Besides her nus
hand and one daughter, eight years ola,
She leaves a father, mother and elghs
brothers: John of Stamford, Ernest Oh
Sbeiburne Falls, Mass, Charles OF
Milo of New York, Marx
Ana Herbert of Hinsdale, n. H., ana
Eroa and George of Brattleboro. Inc
will be held this afternoon at
! : G ,aloeI Burial will be in Morning
side.
Miss Julia Austin, IA, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. AUSTIN, oiee
e mri M Monday morning at the hon home Of
her parents on Grove street. 9he "ao
+atep IN with appendicitis about ~
Iars nrevious. and on Saturday per
: . 60 ;dn of the appendix caused perl
ton;tis which proved fatal. MISS aus
I'm was a particularly bright and lndus,
trious young girl, and het She WAS was
caused widespread sympathy. ohon1 anJ
. nnnil in the parochlaI school ano