Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-30

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st. Miehael's court, Catholic Oh
der of Foresters, is planning to cele
brate the 10th anniversary Of its OF
ganization during the third week II
April
The Murray club will hold an Eas
ter sale in. the vestry of the Universal
list church Thursday, April l2, a
which time an egg luncheon will b.
served.
Edward Dunleavy, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Dunleavy, is i'll with scarle
fever at the home of his parents OF
Harris Place. The house has beer
quarantined since Monday.
Rev. +. Il. Marble, former pastor
of the Baptist church, will give an II
Illustrated lecture on his European tril
at the Baptist church April 20 under
the auspices of the Young People I
union.
There will be special bailiffs
meeting Tuesday evening in the oiiie,
of A. i. Schwcnk for the purpose OF
closing the accounts of the village fol
the past year and preparing the annual
statement.
--Brattleboro chapter, A. +. & A. NJ.
held a regular communication in Ma
sonic hall last evening when the En-
tered Apprentice degree was con
ferred. District Deputy Grand Master
c. w. Cutler made visitation to the
chapter and reviewed the work.
The annual meeting of the Wan
tastiquet golf club will be held in the
Vermont Savings bank rooms next
Wednesday evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
The annual report of the treasurer
shows that the club is out of debt and
has small balance in the treasury.
The membership now numbers III.
III. +. Whitney was in Brookline
Monday to act as counsel for the de-
tendant in the case of Barnes against
Abbey, an action brought to recover
for services rendered on lumber con
tract. The defence claimed that the
contract had been let to one Brown
who should be held instead Of Abbey.
Justice Marsh rendered judgment in
favor of the plaintiff for the sum of
$685. and costs. The defendant took
an appeal to county court.
The fifth annual concert of the
Windsor Choral association will be
held in the town hall on Thursday
evening, April 5. The concert promises
to be one of unusual interest, as the
choral society has been doing splendid
work. this season, under the strong
leadership of Conductor n. p. Coffin
of Keene, \. H., Herbert Wood will ac-
company, and the union will be as
sisted by Mrs. Grace Downer Williams,
soprano in the Arlington street church
of Boston. and f. II. Miller, baritone,
of Bratrleboro. and the Windsor or
chestra. Windsor Journal.
The Better Farming Special will
run on the Boston & Maine railroad in
Vermont in mid April. 1t is SEIZED
uled to reach this town at p. m. Fri
day, April 20. 1t will consist of sew
eral ears. well equipped with various
appliances that concern agriculture,
and exhibit materials of agricultural
value and interest. Several demonstra-
tors-representatives of state board of
agriculture and experiment stations
will explain the exhibits and give up
to-date instruction. This is the first
train of the kind ever run in New
England but several have run in the
west and south, and have proved very
helpful. The matter presented will be
and interesting. Everybody
man. woman. and child-is invited.
Acknowledgement c. C. Fits of
Brattleboro was in the city Wednesday
in consultation with Chief Judge
Rowell. who is presiding at the present
term of Washington county court, reia-
tive to liking dates for the trials of
several homicide and murder eases IN
which the encouragement will appear
in behsef of the state, says Montpel-
Ter despatch under date of March "a.
The FIRST of these cases is the state
against Robert Waterman of Victory,
with numbering his little
daughter by giving her poison. This
ease will be tried in Essex comfy
next week. The Franklin comfy wood
alcohol poisoning cases are not to be
tried this term as they go to the su-
preme court on demurrers to the IN
die1menJs. In this county the cases
against Coon and Dennis, former at
tenfams at the state hospital for the
insane at Waterbury, who have been
for manslaughteT in causing
the death of Peter Durant of East Mid
dlebmy at the asylum last November
VIII probably be tried early in April.
William r. Moody of Northheld,
Mass, gave highly interesting nd
dress in the Baptist church Tuesday
evening on the work which DIR. Wilfred
T. Grenfell is doing among the inhabi-
ralrts of Labrador. The wonderful ac-
of this young English
in his medical missionary
labor are well known to many people
through the numerous magazine Hrtt
Giles which have been published about
them, out Mr.. MoOdy's stury was OF
particular interest from the fact that
he and friend visited DIR. Grenfell
last fall AMI went with him on the
steamer Strathcona on "trip up the
Labrador coast. They met the Doctor
at BATTLE tHarbor, where his southern
hospital is located and accompanied
him as far north as Indian Head
where~a branch hospital is maintained
the summer. Mr.. Moody
thus had opportunity to get a personal
view of the work DR.. Grenfell is doing
and his story rji it, told in a straight
forward and iprceful manner, fur
nished nearly AN hour Of keen enjoy
meslt.
The local correspondents of the
Springfield Republican in his hast Sun
days letter takes this view of the
local waiter situation: The engineers
have been considerably delayed NY
this week 4 storm in their surveys for
The water board, but have given the
time TO map-making Of watersheds, as