Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-07


Ernest J. Waterman has bought a
Rambler touring ear this week,
The First Regiment band will give
its next concert ON the Common We'd
nesday evening of next week.
Charles II. Grant has bought of j.
II. Henry his residence on Bullock
street, the price paid being between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The Brattleboro Medical club was
entertained with clam'bake mt the
farm of Dr. Il. 5. Bowen in Chesterfield,
n. H., Wednesday evening
"A. V. May has sold for Mrs. II. o.
Coolidge her place ON South Main street
known as the Kirwan property TO Den
mis- II. Clough who will occupy II as a
home.
=. The Ladies' Enterprise society
meets with Mrs. H. A. Lord, 2 Church
place, next Wednesday afternoon at 4
o clock, II is hoped that every mem
Der will be present.
Principal Il. B. Smith will have of
flee hours mt the high school building
from until ) clock in the afternoon
Friday and Saturday and from $50 to
1880 Monday morning.
r. c. Leitsinger has been engaged
by the Estey Organ company to do all
of the piano tuning and repairing in It's
large ware room. The company will
also take orders for piano tuning.
e Wales, who has met with such
success in teaching dancing, will reopen
his schools the first week in October.
He has many new features for this sea
son which will be given to each class.
The national team match at Sea
Grit, n. j.. was finished last night and
was won by the team representing the
United States infantry by score OF
325l. The Vermont team finished SIND
with score of 2l14.
Rev. A. J. Denton of Attleboro,
Mass, has accepted a call to the Adj
vent church and will begin his pastor
ate Sunday when there will be preach
ing in the church at 3 p. m, and a
Loyal Workers meeting at p. m.
District No. 2, Modern Woodmen
of America, will hold its meeting in
Bellows Falls Tuesday evening, Sept. Is.
A degree team from Brattleboro camp
will confer the degree. All state OH
GERS are expected to be present and all
members are welcome.
w. c. Horton s agency has sold the
Herbert L. Bruce house on Forest street
to Mrs. Mary Y. Fuller, who bought the
place as an investment. Mrs. Bruce
and daughter left Wednesday for st.
Louis where Mr.. Bruce has a good posi-
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alton.
w. A. Morse received his Ford run
about Yesterday, j. B. Manley driving
the machine from Boston to Brattleboro
Wednesday. The ear is of the four cyl
inder, 10 horse power type and presents
a very neat appearance. A. ii. Pettee
and +. X. Barrows, who have also or
dered Ford runabouts, expect them
within few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quinn of
Canal street are receiving much sym
patty in the loss of their l3-months-old
daughter who died of whooping cough
Sunday night The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at the house, Kew.
A. H. Webb officiating. The floral of
ferings were many and beautiful. Bur
ia was in Morningside cemetery.
james Davey, well known in this
town as basketball player and now
with the baseball team at Bradford,
Pa, pitched sensational 15-inning
game in that city Sunday. His team
was defeated by the score of 6-5. lie
held his opponents to eight hits for all
the game. His pitching has been the
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season in that league.
The 32nd annual fair of the Spring
field, VT, agricultural society will take
place next Tuesday and Wednesday and
promises to be banner show. Large
entries have been made in the cattle and
horse departments and there is pros
pect of exciting track events. Allyn j.
Crosby. a former Brattleboro boy, is
president of the society and is trying
to make this years show better than
any Of its predecessors.
A meeting of the directors of the
Peel s Remedy company of this town
was held at the Office of the company on
Flat street Tuesday. Two new travel
ing men will be put on the road imme.
diatey. The business has increased
greatly within the past year, one firm
| in Hartford, Conn, using two carloads
of the product within the past SIX
months. In Providence, R. l., last
Monday the advertising team of the
company was in the Labor day parade
and attracted much favorable notice on
account of the sleek condition of the
horses. The members of the company
are C. w. Place and q. E. Morrison of
Saco, Me-, and X. W. Sutherland Of this
town. Mr. Place and Mr.. Morrison were
in town Tuesday.
The annual meeting of the Spotford
Lake Fish and Game league at Pine
Grove Springs hotel yesterday was
| largely attended The hotel served an
excellent seven course dinner and the
occasion was enjoyed by all. At the
meeting held after dinner Edgar Burr
Smith of this town resigned his office
as president of the league and Orville
E. Cain of Keene, N. H., was elected
to the office for the ensuing year. George
F. Amidon of West Chesterfield, N. H.,
was reelected vice-president. DR.. j.
A. Craig of Westmoreland, N. H., re-
signed the office of secretary and treas
urer and Edgar Burr Smith of Brattle-
boro was elected in his place. Col. L.
D. Taylor, DR.. C. R. Aldrich and H. l..
Emerson, all of Brattleboro, were elect
ed to the executive committee, also b.
G. Thatcher of Chesterfield, N. Fl. Short
talks were given by Rev. Mr.. REVERE
of Spofford N. H., W. J. Reed of West
moreand, N. H., G. G. Shedd of Keene,
N. H., Attorneys Benton and Madden
of Keene, N. H., Judge G. s. Howe of
Hinsdale, N. H., J. c. Kuhlke of
Brooklyn, and c. R. Crosby of Brattle-
boro.
AT 1880 o:clock Tuesday morning