Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-07-06

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joining his property ON Beach street
The woman's auxiliary of the Y
Nj. e. A. will hold food sale in the as
ISOLATION rooms Saturday afternoon a
$50.
Charles Thomas Clancy and Mis-
Nellie May Gould, both of this town
were married Tuesday by Rev. A. II
Webb.
There will be u meeting of the wa
ter board this evening to take steps to
ward arbitrating for the Crowell wa
ter systems.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock i
the time set for the continued hearing
in the eases against the local automo
bilists. The scene is in the count,
clerk s Office.
Mrs. Harriet Il. Freeman, SO, wht
died in Keene, N. H., last week Wed
nesday, was grandmother of Lester g
French of East Orange, n. j., son of o
l.. French of this town.
Governor Charles j. Bell has ap
pointed Arthur II. Thompson of Bellows
Falls high sheriff of Windham county
to fill out the unexpired term of the
late +. w. Mcclure. He has not YET
appointed his deputies.
Two members of the state railroad
commission, George I. Howard OF
Craftsbury and Henry S. Bingham of
Bennington, were in town yesterday to
make their annual inspection of the
Rrattlahnrn s.raa4 ra,luvau
The new American play, Carolina,
will have its first performance on any
stage at the auditorium the week Of
August 20. The company will probably
be in Brattleboro for several weeks TO
rehearse previous to the first perform
lnce.
About 200 people attended the pie
ME of the Baptist Bible school at Cen
iral park, Vernon, Wednesday. The
day was spent in the usual manner.
About $50 members of the Methodist
Sunday school went to Central park on
, picnic last Saturday.
The next meeting of Protective
grange, July II, will be ladies night,
program in charge of Mrs Lois Clark
The topic for discussion will be Social
Purity. Applications for initiation in
he August class should be presented at
he next meeting.
The board of trade has asked the
,ailiffs to put stop to the custom into
which number of people have fallen
# posting bills on trees throughout the
,illage. This is prohibited by village
ordinance which will be enforced to
he letter hereafter.
There will be "baby meet on
he Common next Thursday afternoon
rom $50 until . o clock. Every moth
n is asked to come and bring her
,abies and let them get acquainted, If
is rainy the meet will be held
he first pleasant day.
Edward j. Howard of Bellows
falls, formerly night clerk at the
Brooks House, has been appointed pos
al clerk between Brattleboro and
south Londonderry to take the place of
Arthur B. Jackson, who has been as
igned to the st. Adams and Boston
un.
Cards have been received in town
his week announcing the marriage of
ilenn Carlos Gould, assistant credit
nan for Durham Brothers, and Miss
'annia Howe Atwood. The ceremony
ook place Saturday at the home of the
rides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
|. Atwood, in Chester, Pa. Mr.. and
Irs. Gould will live in the Colonial.
There was large attendance at
he open-air meeting on the common
sunday afternoon. From 4.30 until 0
clock the First Regiment band gave
acred concert followed by the regular
ervice in charge of E. Burr Smith.
,ev. f. @. s. Osgood spoke on the In
Day spirit and Mrs. kath-
rine o Conner Weeks sang two solos,
--Brattleboro chapter, D. A. r., will
e entertained by Mrs. Joel F'lagg, Mrs.
!. p. Miller and Miss Mary +. Smith
t Mrs. Flagg's home, Guilford, Tues
Law afternoon, July 10. Teams will
tart from the Brooks House at $50.
III those wishing to engage transporta-
ion will please notify Mrs. H. R. Brown
n Monday. The hostesses hope for a
ull attendance.
Miss ma Maude Bement, who was
larried Conway, Mass, last week
yedp to Joseph H. Antes, is
GUS i Mrs. Charles Akeley of this
ov and attended the Brattleboro high
1nool two years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
kelley were among those who attended
he wedding The ceremony was per-
ormed by Rev J. T. Berry of Conway.
ar. Antics is prosperous farmer In
hat town.
Prank Marshall Ga, who died in
feriden, Conn, Wednesday after a long
lness. was at one time employed in the
elton department of the Estey organ
actorv. going from here to Meriden Is
ears ago to work for the Wilcox d
White organ company. He was mem
er of Wantastiquet lodge and OASIS
ncampment, /. O. 0. F., and a past
ficer in both. He is survived by a
,idow, who was Miss A. c. Fisher of
his town, and two children. Funeral
prvices will be held in Meriden this
fternoon.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell has
anded DOWN HlS uocisp'h IL 'nS 49,
ase of C. H. Davenport against George
J. Crowell, the E. P. Carpenter COM
anv and the Carpenter company.
udge Rowell has dismissed the peti-
ion in which Davenport asked that
he Carpenter company be restrained
rom issuing over $4,000 worth OF
took to Mr.. Crowell and for an ac-
bunting between the parties in litlga-
ion. This practically terminates the
ase, which has been on the docket
or several years.
A meeting of the manufacturing
nd new industries committee OF the
GARD of trade was held Tuesday even
no to consult with the seleetmen on
he question of getting road through
he south end of Morningside cemetery
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