Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-11
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

dance in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
evening.
John c. Pellet has sold his house
on central street TO Alphonso c. Cobb
of Putney,
"A. V. May has bought one of L. S
Halls houses on Western avenue and
VIII move there in short time.
The meeting of the Brattleboro
Professional club, which was TO have
been held in the Brooks House Monday
evening, was postponed one week.
The play, A Box of Monkeys, will
be repeated by the students of the
high school at Grange hall this evening
at 5 o clock sharp, for the benefit of
the athletic association.
John A. Davis has sold his house on
Union street TO Harry +. Nelson. who
will move there from IA Spruce street
about June /. The sale was made
through w. c. Horizons agency.
Henry Crone, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Crone, died Wednesday
morning at the home of his parents on
School street after brief illness with
diphtheria. The burial took place yes.
terday afternoon.
Victor Lawson was arrested Sun.
day by Officer w. b. Warren for intox.
ication. He was arraigned before JUS
tice w. ;. Newton Monday morning
and fined S. and costs amounting to
SLIGO, which was paid.
An item in the real estate news of
the Boston Transcript says that the
Munsey property in Hopkinton, Mass,
has been sold to Nj. A. Rand of Brat
tleboro, who will occupy it as a home.
The property consists of a new house
and stable and Is acres of land.
An attorney of the National Heat
and Power company of New York city
is expected in Brattleboro next week
to look up facts regarding the Brattle-
boro Gas Light and Brattleboro Street
Railway companies, and make arrange
ments for consolidating their manage
ment.
AT a meeting of the board of gov
errors of the Wantastiquet golf club
Tuesday four new members were taken
into the organization. H. f. Whitney
was chosen captain of the golf team and
IU p T,awrenca was alected member
az Tho house committee
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Inc Ma'ei nam on i'' SO ~
80 ananod CO.. +ho nnrnose
of clearing the pipe. The water drawn
off was very muddy but this was prob
ably caused by an accumulation of dirt
which gathered in the pipe when the
wafer from Pleasant valley was first
turned on.
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DR. H. u. Hoiton was IN ""sn ,nnt
ton, ID. y, tuesday 10 attenu hiee'
ing of the national association u W.
tual llfe 7pollcy-h 40
Oh inc oAesutl.e ooninl' w., de- WOW
for the organization of Vermont as.
sociation. and the call for the meeting
will probably be sent out within
short time.
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The annual meeting % ~ ~,
chael Episcopal chureh was neiu -no ai
day evening when the loIioWins 9in
GERS were chosen: Hestrynleh; hit It5
Haskins, z. W. Glbson' r. ", Mus Mus
W. Z. Haskeli, =; n. WITH rIinN, ~ az an5
charles o Nlchols, "iii W r uasLaII.
+. W. Gibson; treasurer nv w, -, it",A o.
secretary, y. N; rrlIh. ~ - 'a or
den
~ -, :; 40 T+oh.
AT a recent arm helu ~ sne p
burg, Mass, armory py company -,
sixth regiment, NJ Y. NJ, sergeant 1onn
l.. Shields, a former brattieporo poS,
captured the Gibson medal Wnlch was
given as the first PRIZE imrtS men
took part IN the con i. homrs to
took the Judges neaIIs wv NJ ar;Ils
decide upon the pest man. ~ tho
will be held annually heleai -. .t, 90 t;nas
medal VIII nave 10 ne "osi ~ ;nar
to become the properly Oh We "innei'
--Brattleboro branch, No. |, lnterna-
tional Sunshine society, gave an ENJOY,
able subscription whist parry ~ .ne
Brooks House parlors last FRIDAY even,
ing. Between so and 80 people were ~
attendance and enough LOON pa - uore
play to fill " tables in W. LII" T. unhhard
as follows: First prizes, W. -, i1 nr;@as
and Mrs, T. W. Nlc a1 nuun third
w. D. Gibson and Mrs; WlgglWH' Sm m
prizes, H. G. Rice ana MIS-. n. W. carved
erland. Refreshments weie 4ool
during the intermisslon "nich 'ooh
place at $50 O'Clock.
1obn y Mccarthy has written to
JOIN 90 lonal neonle thanking them
a aIn 4ba interest thew have shown in try
ing to secure his pardon. In letter y. 70
would on like-if possible-to express 5
through the columns Of your paper pa Win my