Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-11

"A new plate glass front has beer
placed in the store of III. b. Haus II
Marshall block this week.
Columbian lodge, A. Il. 4 A. NJ.
worked the third degree at regular
meeting Tuesday evening.
The last In the series of Brooks
house assemblies took place Tuesday
evening There was good attendance
The annual company drill and in
spection of Company /, V. N. g., will
take place In Brattleboro Friday
June !.
The next meeting of Protective
grange will be held May 10. The third
and fourth degrees will be worked at a
special meeting May %.
The petition asking for the pardon
of John +. Mccarthy, the bank bur.
gar, was handed TO Governor Bell
Wednesday afternoon by A. F,Schwenk,
The women s association of the
Congregational church Melted nearly
5000 from its poppy bazaar which was
held in Grange hall last Thursday even
ing.
Bingham chapter, o. Il. y, will
give public supper in Masonic hall
Tuesday evening at O'Clock. The
proceeds will be added to the piano
fund.
Palestine canton s room in the Odd
Fellows quarters on the third floor of
Hooker block has been equipped this
week with 80 lockers with accommoda.
ton for ~ uniforms.
"A force of New England Telephone
and Telegraph company employees be-
gan yesterday to lay the wires in the
underground conduits which were
placed in Main, Elliot and High streets
last fall
james L. Hooker, administrator of
the Eugene Frost estate, has sold a
tract of land on Frost place 10 Mrs.
Fremont Hamilton and Harry +. Whit
ney. The sale was made through A. v.
Mays agency.
Mrs. S. +. Lawton will give her
paper upon Mistakes That Mothers
Make at an adjourned mothers meet
ing in the Congregational chapel, Tues
day afternoon at $50. The meeting is
open to men as well as women.
At the state convention of the
Knights of Columbus in Middlebury
Tuesday DR.. +. II. 0'Connor of this
town was chosen one of the alternate
delegates to the national convention
which will take place in New Haven,
Conn.
Alfred Patterson, a travelling man
whose home is in Keene, n. H., was ar
rested Tuesday evening by Constable
+. X. Thayer on bastardy charge
sworn to by Grace Ellis of this town.
The man was bound over in the sum of
$500 to appear at county court and has
been in the lookup since that time lie
is making an effort to secure bail.
The grange dramatic club will pre-
sent the four.act drama, Uncle Rube,
in Grange hall Friday evening, May IS.
The caste will be as follows: Rueben
Rodney, A. f. Miller; Deacon Smailey,
A. c. Trendall; Mark, John Manning;
Gordon Grey. Robert Amidon; Epson
Asterbilt, f. NJ. Goodenough; Ike, II. Il.
Bob Green, Henry Whitney;
Bill Toppam, Harlan Miller; Millicent
Lee. Miss Zetta Weld; Mrs. Maria Bum,
Miss Lola johnson; Tags, Miss Paul
inc Miller
AT the annual meeting of the
Keene. N. H., Humane society Mrs.
Jennie B. Powers was engaged as agent
for another year. Her report for the
last three months showed liz cases in
five horses, two dogs and
two cats put out of misery by the agent,
two horses killed by owners, five prose
BUTTONS, one probate and one grand jury
case all won. Nine children were taken
from their parents and found homes
during the three months. Mrs. Powers
made all the arrests and conducted all
the cases but one. The Keene society
netted $240 from the performances of
Pinafore which were given for its bene-
ft.
The following votes We're passed at
the stated meeting of the executive
committee of the anti-imperialist league
At Boston, Mass, Thursday: Voted,
hat the executive committee of the
league deplores the loss
IF one of its most valued and respect
ed vice-presldents, AsaPh T. Nhilus cI
Jastleton,, VI IN ms latter years ms ms
ong and honorable career OF usei ulh g.
m the army, in the legislature, IN lit
erature and in business was crowned
1y good service in the cause of constl-
,utional liberty, as maintaineu py tns
eague, of which he was Jealous ana
supporter. voted, that copy
FAMILY If the late Mr.. Childs.
The late Joseph JEFFERSON playeu
only IL weeks each .nea.iieai so
eight weeks IN the autumn anu loui III
The spring. Between seasons, Gis WORTHY