Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-09-21
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

~" anu Dress Hats can be found nj
MIS- II. T. Bascom s, SO Main street
thereafter the local barber shons
wlll close Monday evenings M 3
clock and Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings at $50
William, son of Michael Baker Of
10 Elliot street, was taken IN with
hI htheria yesterday. The house is now
under quarantine.
South Main street hin has receiv.a
coat of crushed rock, and the steam
roller was engaged during the first part
OF the week in rolling the roadbed into
good condition for travel.
lit is expected that Governor Bell
and Govornor.Elect Proctor will occu.
Ply boxes at the auditorium fair nights
to witness the Russell Brothers and
New York Day by Day productions.
.-Akeley and Clark shipped carload
OF livestock from this station Monday
consigned TO wholesale dealers in Wa.
tertown, Mass The consignment was
made up of 40 calves, % miieh cows and
two fat oxen.
Mrs. A. j. Hough died Tuesday
night at her home in Groton OF heart
iaiinre. She was well known in this
town as the wife of Rev. A. J. Hough,
who was pastor of the local Methodist
church from 1890 to 1896.
The New England Telephone com.
pany has had men AT work on Main
street hill during the past week LAYING
a conduit through which TO run the
wires into the new American building
where the telephone exchange will be
located.
"A gang of would.be toughs sue.
ceeded in pulling up length of the
iron fence on the corner of Cedar street
and Western avenue sometime Saturday
night, carried the fence down Union
hill and threw il over the bank. What
the object of the gang was is unknown.
M Moran odn;n;s,.a,or 90 ,ho
Bar,bolomew O,Rilev estate has sold
the house and lot at ) South Main
street TO George A. Eels. Mr.. Moran
recently sold house at 25 Williams
street to Charles +. Cook and another
at o. Williams street To Matthias Sui.
Ivan. These houses were owned bv
1 .
the Cornelius Sullivan estate.
NJ 7 rs,ov Nv n cohh
Nu ~ y d Ianna ond narhons otbar
members Of RrattIeboro cbanter d A.
p exneet N attend tho state confer.
anso r purl;naton sant % and o.
Everv member of the order in the state
is entitled Ia n vote in any business
and is 10 consider herself delegate.
II is boped that a large number from
here will attend.
1;ss A.. parrott hoe res;oped
~ aa Us 90 motron of tbe RrattIe.
~ 49, ,a;aI has,,;toI % aooont a
s;,,;,or nos;t;nn in tbe Howard hosnital
p Dr. Jalnh;a For tho mast eiobt
~ III h,'" sh 10 ba1J .ho nos;t;on az
nnon.ns sae .L Ia" Manar;aI hasn;taI and
,iia'ion a. '"e ~. 81 oamirat;or ~
n ln' NJ - r. nos eome in contact
by her great ability and pleasant per-
sonality.
Battery Park, Statue of Liberty,
Harlem Bridge. Rookery of the Slums,
Exnlosion. Burning Boat, Great Biz
yard are few Of the scenes in the
comedy drama New York Day by Day,
which will appear in the auditorium
next Thursday evening, the last night
Of the fair. A number of singing and
dancing specialties will enliven the per-
formance This is the same company
That has recently appeared in Boston
and Philadelphia.
p;no crove Strings hotel was
| -, Was,asaoy after the most sue
|
eiooe e', oaas tho history of the re-
cessiui season ~ unusually good
sor., July tbrongbont August the
hotel was filed to overlooking, many
guests being accommodated at neigh-
| boring farms. A number OF people aiso
remained into September, which IS one
of the most beautiful months OF the
wear at Spofford lake. Pine Grove
Snrinps has been under the manage
ment of Atkins e. Messer this season.
No., of putnev a
waiter Moomq pIov nf w 7 Pent.
plumber IN tne enpaos u;tb a neenliar
iana, Jr' ias. 49, morning while at
accldent oa.uiuay ant of the new
work In the pae ua yyas standing
Amef, hana..h small opening in the
Just oenea'n ,han . brick from the top
moor ABOVE ,, Mh was accidentally
OF tne T Tu hr;ek nassed through
drOppea. ny an tho nlanks of the
| smaii aoie oe. thromgb the opening
third floor ana tnlousn him in the
above Mooney, strikins ,on I him
back of the heau anu MINUTES A
unconseious nos Of once summoned and
pm pnSs examination showed that the blow
an not as serious as at first thought.
Ha' returned ret, to his home in Putney
sunday r
ounus' 40 printing and
AT a meeting OF the printing an.