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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

The committee on rules on the part Of the
MASSACHUSETTS house Of representative,
which has been investigating the charge 81
bribery N connection with the 'bncket
shop lin" or other legislation, reported ~
the house Friday and is unanimous IN rec.
ommendng that Representative Gethre Of
Boston he expelled and that Representative
simon swig 81 Taunton be censured The
report gives an outline Of the committee ;
procedure aud the reasons why the sessions
were secret. II tells how the district police
were called In and failed to find anything IN
eliminating against any member Of the leg
islamre or any one else. II says that there
Is no evidence that any member Of the lesis.
laiure received q bride. But II hnds that
Mr. Gethro Of Boston ought to be expelled
for SAYING to members that there was 500 IN
/, for them Il they voted sgainst the bucket
shop bill. Mr.. Swig is to be eensured, II is
proposed. for his contradictory statements
Already there is q question in the house now
the members are TO know what Mr., Gethro
and Mr. swig have done that they should
have such serious recommendations made
against them.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

A. J. Aver is In Montpelier this week.
WE, Pierce returned Tuesday from Mon,
peller.
Mr., Kate Black Is visiting al +. E
knights
Mrs, J, V, shaw is visiting at chlcope'
Falls, Mass
Sir, and Mrs, A. F. Nathan are at thelr
summer home here
Mrs. Angus, johnson is spending a few
days al Bellows Falls.
Miss Freda Pember returned from Wood
stock Monday afternoon,
Charles T. Gidden returned saturda!
from a brief visit a; Lima, Ind.
The town library will be closed for two
weeks and no books taken out.
Rev. J, b. King is taking few days
vacation at Montpelier and vicinity.
The churches were closed last Sunday aud
there will be no services next sunday
Leon Hewett Of Shrewsbury came this
week and will be employed as clerk at NJ
g. Willams's store.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Treadway are spend
ing a few days at shelter Island, y. Y.
with Mr. Treadway's parents.
Mrs. J. d. King and her sister Miss Alice
| Plympt0n, are visiting their sister, Mrs
Holiday, at Dummerston this week.
DIR. c. D. Doane Of Springfield, this state
was In town Thursday TO remove growth
from the tonsis Of Vernon Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. knight and Car
Knigh, attended the funeral Of Clifford
Goodhue at Westminster West Monday.
Mrs. $ ]. Pierce, who has been with hei
daughter Mrs. J. y. Underwood, for some
time, went to Keene, y. H., last week
Frederick L. Taft Of Worcester Mass.
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Taft, Tuesday, remaining over one train.
Scott Look Of oxford, y. H.. came Monday
to W +. Pierces, where he will be EN-
ployed few weeks driving the milk wagon
Clayton Coane and family have moved
temporarily into few Of the rooms in the
house recently vacated by Mrs. F. L. Pierce
Miss Cora Ka,han, teacher in the Spring
field high school, and her mother Mrs
Abbe Kathan, returned to Putney satur
day
Carl d. knight OF Worcester, Mass, came
Monday TO c. D. knights called by the
death Of his cousin Clifford Goodhue, OF
Westminster West
Four students from Putney graduated from
the Brattleboro high school this week: Abby
Washburn, Harry Washburn, Harry Crow
ley and Bernice Perry.
Harry Crowley, who is i'll, was presented
with bouquet Of 40 pinks by the mem
bers of the graduating class of the Brattle'
boro high school.
c. S. Willard, W. s. Adams and A. N.
Corser are at Montpelier this week, dele
gates to the I'd republican congressional dis
trct convention, and to the state conven-
tion Tuesday and Wednesday
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
WEST pUMMERSToN.

c. H. Eddy has improved the looks of his
house by new coat of paint.
George Hines of Boston is at c. H
Eddy's for few weeks outing,
Mrs. Hattie Marsh has gone to Reading
to care for her sister, Mrs. Alvin Robinson,
Mrs. Ernest Whitney and son. Leo, of
Bratteboro visited Mrs. Charles wilkins the
first of the week.
Mrs. Nellie Wilcox of Greenfield, Mass,
has returned from her visit with her broth
ers S. S. and Chester Washer.
Mrs. Dan Dyer and son of New York
city are visiting her sister Mrs Robert
Combs Mrs Dyer was formerly resident
of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Baldwin from Chi
cago and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jelman and
daughter of Montpelier are guests at Bert
G. Baldwin's.
The Bridge school, taught by Miss Grace
Burnett, and district No. l, taught by Bert
Pike, close Friday of this week with pic.
ME at the foot Of Leonard S hill in the ma
pie grove.
The Sunday school will have its children S
day exercises next Sunday evening at 7.30
in the Baptist church, an adjournment of
the meeting from last Sunday on account
of the storm.
meeting of the state railroad commits
sioners, several of the Central Vermont
railway officials Selectmen Houghton and
Burnett Hon. J. L. Martin from Brattle-
boro, and citizens held consultation at
this place last week to take into considera-
ton the petition relating to removing two
of the grade crossings on the Central Yer
mont railway at place called Fits Cross
ing about mile and half from this sta
ton, toward Bratleboro. The decision of
the commission was not made at the meet
ing.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

,s,nblleau administration. approves Of the
,s...pas and acts Of President hooseVeli
ted ..n.fially commends him for his silhn
1, tb. enforcement OF the laws against
trusts. monopoles and combinations IN re
straint oi trade approves proieel''h 70 I,
American labor and industries. the GOA
standard legislation against adullerauon q
f,nd the election OF United states senators
IN direct vote Of the people 2'eeni rall.
rad rate. the abolition Of free railroad
passes and a readjusimeni q freight ra'es'
The senate al Washington has pass
cd The naval appropriation bill, carrying q
total Of slO3li7G70. The house passed the
naturalization bill The bill appropr1aiins
10000 FOR the erection o. monument 81
Proyince,own, Mass, 70 commemorate me
landing Of the Pilgrims was concurred in by
the senate and house, and sent 10 the presl'
don, for his signature The sum Of sio''
600 additional is 10 be raised by the cape
Cod Pilgrim Memorial association. and inc
money will be expended under the super
vision Of the secretary Of war and the gov
ernor OF Massachusetts and the president
Of the association.
A, the recent meeting IN Washington Of
the National association for the study and
prevention Of tuberculosis, so-called tuber,
culosis nostrums In the shape OF patent ana
proprietary medicines were denounced The
attack was led by Samuel Hopkins Adams OF
New York. who said that some OF the So
called consumption cures were comparatively
harmless. being mostly a mixture Of inert
drugs that had no effect one way or the oth'
err while others were made up Of cocaine
opium. hasheesh and cheap whiskey. TINS
latter class he declared 10 be an active poi
son in any case, but especially SO in the case
Of consumptve patient. He urged cam
paign OF education as the only means for
fighting the nos;rum evil.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
sarre,. Prize Speaking a. saxtons River.

The principal event Of Mondays program
at the 3Oth anniversary exercises Of Vermont
academy at Sax,ons River was the Barrett
prize debate and annual contest established
by Hon. John Barrett, well known in diplo'
matte circles, who is q native of Grafton
and was a student Of the school. The ques-
zion discussed was Resolved That the United
States Was justified in Taking the Phil
ippines The affirmative side was supported
by Hayes Jones of Hamilton, \. y, and
Harry H. Hindee Of Pittsford, and the mega
tive side by Melville c. Stark of Waltham,
Mass, and Jaquito Campello of Havana,
Cuba The judges were Rev. Arthur Pea
body Pratt and Hon. Charles II. Williams of
Bellows Falls, and DR., John H, Blodgett of
Saxtons River. The first prize went to
Melville C. Clark and the second to Hayes
Jones. Monday evening the annual COM
mencement concert was given by quartet
from Boston. assisted by Edna Fay Wright
Of Westminster, reader.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
EAST GUNNER sToN.

Mrs. Ed Tarbel is making visit Of two
weeks with relatives In Boston, Mass.
Robert Walker and his friend, Mr.. Ellis
were guests at C. c. Walkers Tuesday.
Charles oNeal and his son Of ouechee are
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Crosby this
week.
Mrs. 4. l.. Miller and son Of BratileborO
have been for a few days at Maple Ridge
farm.
Mrs. Jay johnson and son are the guests
Of Mrs Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
I. Spaulding.
Mrs. Frank oNeal and daughter, recent
guests Of Mrs. J. X. Crosby, have returned
to their home in Pennsylvania,
Miss Nellie spaulding came home the
first Of the week, after spending several
weeks in Gardner, Mass. and other places
An effort is being made to have an even
ing celebration on the Glorious Fourth OF
July with fireworks, etc, on the common.
Miss Edith Dutton has returned from
Mortified seminary for the summer vaca'
ton. Miss Harriet Krusick accompanied
her and will remain her guest for an indeh'
mite time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon Of Greenfield,
Mass. opened their home At the farm sew.
eral days ago, and are now enjoying the
pleasures OF country life for while Mr..
sheldon is especially interested in flock
Of Rambouillet sheep that he has recently
added 10 the farm stock.
The Hollow school closed Friday with
a picnic in Johnson's hall The teacher,
Miss Grace Pike of Brattleboro, is at home
in the school room and success was the re.
suit of her labors The following roll of
honor has been given for publication: Num-
Der of pupils, Is; those neither absent nor
tardy, Harry Brown, Minerva Crosby, Ruth
Knapp, Annie Simonds, Rosy Simonds and
Leslie Tenney not absent, but one tardy
mark each, Weymouth Halliday and Mildred
Halliday others not tardy but absent one
day or more, Ruth Dutton Edith Walker,
Nellie Davis Ida Davis, William Knapp,
Frances Tarbell and Louisa Waite. There
were only two tardy marks during the term.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

d. H. Fairbrother is i'll.
John Kimball returned with his bride We'd
nesday
School closed last Friday, after term OF
IL weeks.
Miss Nelly johnson of Brattleboro visited
her sister, Alys, Friday.
Miss Alice Fem of Maiden, Mass, is Wis
iting at Mrs Carrie Nutting's.
Mrs. Lynde of willamstown, this state
was at Mrs. Lyman's Friday.
George E. Evans of Boston came Tues
day to repair his summer cottage.
Miss Annie R. Thomas and her sister
Elizabeth, went to Keene, Thursday.
Mrs. ]. E. Leach and daughter, Barbara,
have gone to Mt Carmel, Conn, to visit
Mrs. Leach's sister, Mrs. Joslin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Richardson went to
Springfield, VT, Friday, to make short
stay with their daughter, Mrs. Fred Love
Joy.
The play, The Chaperon was given last
Friday evening before a large house. All
took their parts very well. They cleared
over $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Walker, Mrs. j.
P. Ranaay of Westminster West and George
Parker of Putney started for Montpelier In
Mr.. Walkers auto, Monday
Sixteen grammar school pupils with Miss
Thomas as chaperon and W. S. Fem as driv-
err went to Spofford Lake Wednesday on a
picnic The day was spent in rowing rid
ing on the steamer and otherwise having a
good time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
DUMaiERsToS.

The Center school and their Invited guests
will hold = picnic tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Marion stark visited her sister, Mrs
4. W. Laughion, ieS days last week.
Reed brothers have their sawmlll set up
aud have been running Il for several days
4. II, Miller {, drawing a quantity Of logs
TO Croshys mill Al the hollow TO be cut
Into box boards
The date Of the next regular meeting Of
Evening Star Grange Is changed TO Monday
evening, June IS,
few d the grangrrs observed Memorial
sunday, June ~. The attendance was small
because Of the weather,
Miss Purple q the Center school spent
sunday In Jamaica leaving here Saturday
morning and returning Monday evening,
A good many people In this vicinity who
have sowed oats this spring, have found that
their seed was not good aud would not even
sprout,
The Grange Benefit society will meet with
! Mrs. {. O. Reed Friday, June 20, supper
/ from 70 p N, cordial invitation to
every one.
Chldreus day will be observed ai the
CONGREGATIONAL church next sunday Al lO.4j.
The services viii be hy the children All
are invited
! There win be a democratic caucus at the
vsstry Of the church 81 Dummerstou Center
7 Friday evening at .. IA. 10 elect delegates
+ Tor the convention al Burlington June Is.
/ The Grange Benefit society held success
+ ful meeting with Mrs., ], W, Patch June Il,
/ Twenty.slx were present in the evening Of
the supper and helped Mr. and, Mrs Patch
celebrate their wedding anniversary.
I In spite Of the severe rain Of last sunday
I there was a good congregation At the morn
I ing service at the church The service was
conducted BY Rev. " 7, Anderson Of West
I Hanover, Mass. Those who heard Mr.. An
derson will be glad to know that he will
probably speak here again early In July, and
will plan to hear him again.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
A DEPOSIT OF ALUMINIUM
FOUND on MARLBORO MANS LAND IN
ARLINGTON,
oTln p. Walkers Good Luck In Spruce Peak
PEorsE,y-Hs win Begin at once TO Mine
Deposit What the Experts Say AbOu, ],
Ore Yields from "a 20 81 Fer Cent

A deposit % aluminium has been discovered
on land owned by orln T. Walker Of MARI
haro and Mr.. Walker viii at once begin 10
mine Il. The deposit il situated on spruce
peak, one Of the smaller mountains Of Yer
mont three miles north Of Arlington
Marcus N. Mnllsr, an expert mineralogls''
went 10 Arlington Al the request Of Mr.
Walker aud In company with an exper, from
Pitisburs went over the deposit, the dimen'
sions Of which are two by two aud halt
miles,
The richest part Of the deposit Mr., Multer
says Il In ledge which rises sheer along
the face u the mountain for distance OF
500 feet, Test pits were made all over the
drposi, and 10 Is sald that the ore taken out
yielded from 50 TO - per cent aluminium
The slate sehlst containing the mineral, Mr..
Mulicr says, Il the best he has ever seen
and 80 much 81 IL being over ground In
plain sight It will he comparatively easy
matter % mlRr H.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
WHY NOT vERMosT9
other states Are Furnishing Grimes Against
People BY Railroads.

A weii.Lnawn NrFmguief writes - '''
Law. 10 tho Burlington Free Press
Your psper daily gives accounts o. lhe ~
forts u many governors 10 assist Fiesla.s'
Roosevelt Ia ferrelns oni crimes against l.s
ns,nl, b. railroad aud other corporations,
I'M what about Vermont II i about : year
since an investigating committee ipahs tna'
the railroads We're charging The state O ~
mont higher rate for zeal irrighis 70 We
terlury than they were charging other tst
lies for, 4 longer haul 10 Montpelier TOT
the same Kind Of violation OF law IN nlhvt
states suits have recently been brought IN INC
eourts and the criminals punished alle'
hearing by the Interstate commerce eeh'h's
sion. -.
What oerul, reason exists why the same
course should not be pursued In vermont
our esteemed governor seems 10 be mae
tive In this respect. though 30 vigorous w
others. But this Is characteristic OF Yer
mont. SO far as corporations are eenertheu,
But there have been notable exceptions
Abou, the year 1857, soon after the inter
state commerce law was enacted, the Boston
A Albany road found that the Vermont ROADS
we're making secret cut rates from Massa'
ehusetts 10 the west--both ways. They en-
tered complaint TO the interstate commerce
commission and hearing was appointed 70
be held at Rutland.
Alpha Messer Of Rochester was then mas
ter OF the state grange lie was frank
able, honorable man who scorned a bride IN
the way Of a free pass and never travelled
wiihou, paying his fare any more than ala
the late Judge Start.
lie knew that Vermont people were being
disseminated against IN the way Of freight
rates and he asked permission to have me
state grange made . party 70 the suit aud y
was granted. Governor Ormsbee engaged
Kitredse Haskins TO appear for the state
and Senator Edmunds assisted him without
charge for his service. Governor John Greg.
Org smith and an array Of counsel appeared
Tor the defence. but Haskins proved all his
contentious and was Triumphant,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
Burbank Rrssdinc New Potato.

-Four thousand varieties Of potatoes were
planted at the farm Of Luther Burbank the
wizard of horticulture at Santa Rosa Cal,
Friday. They are a part Of 10000 species o.
the tuber family with which Burbank VIII
experiment this year in his plans to give 10
the world another new potato The potatoes
nIsrted aud those that are to be planted
during the week are Of all sorts and sizes,
colors and conditions From these thousands
81 potatoes the new potato is to COME. Bur
bank desires that the new potato shall be
more prolific that its yield shall be prae'
ticaIly imperyicus to disease and uniform IN
size
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
Josephine Taft spent Sunday in town.

Josephine Iaft spent Suhua. ~ 'O"''
Holley Wilson is home on vacation.
Miss Harriet Fletcher is i'll with a severe
cold
Harrison Chamberlain went to Brattieborc
Monday.
Mrs Mckay is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allbee visited in
Springfield last week
Hattie Young of BrattebOro is spending a
week with Eta Marsh
Fred Kimball and his wife of Westmins'
ter were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Pratt from Jackson
VILE, ILL.,, are at DR.. Rice S.
Russell Aldrich attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Convey at Springfield last week,
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Allbee recently visit
ed John A. Allbee at Cambridgeport.
Miss Grout has closed her millinery store
and returned to her home in Athol.
Helen Fisher from Bellows Falls visited
her brother William Fisher, last week
Mrs Simeon Cobb of South Londonderry
visited her sister, Mrs. Snyder, recently
Miss Lucy Booths sister from Elmhurst,
Long Island, is visiting at the bungalow.
This week John Dale caught one of the
finest strings of trout, seen in town this sea-
son.
The Chaffees from Boston are here with
their auto and board as last year at Walter
Eddy's.
Deacon ]. o. Follett, who is building an
arched bridge in Putney, was home over
Sunday.
NJ and nj
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

Melvin Pmu II Nsvfans il paiHllus A.
asli farHfl's residence
Charles kimhail ls havlng a piaffa and
bag Nlnaew halii On bic house,
}. K. Atwood and SETH Allen have been
laying q chimney IN the church,
Mr.. H. b. Burroughs sud Mrs sophia
Wilder returned saturday from visit ~
hm,iehaTo,
Air. aud Mrs Green WoFden 81 Marlboro
have been guests Of AIRS, Wordens brother
A, 4, iladleekI
Mr and Mrs Amas 0eadell and son, liar
land u ksrne, n ~ aud Mt and Mrs A.
". Butler snd seb Il Jamaica visited Al W.
h i.iyermures last week,
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22

great mental depression. was unable to at
tend tony house work, and life became bur-
den to me. Twas confined for days to my bed,
lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
II could not bear to think of an operation,
and in my distress tried every remedy which
l thought would be Of any use to me, and
reading of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to sick women decided
TO give 1t a trial. l felt SO discouraged that
had little hope of recovery, and when began
to feel better, after the second week, thoup lit
1t only meant temporary relief but to my
great surprise l found that kept gaining,
while the tumor lessened in size.
THE Compound continued to build I'D nv
general health and the tumor seemed to be
absorbed, until, in seven months, the tumor
was entirely gone and well woman am
SO thankful for my recovery that l ask YOU
TO publish my letter in newspapers, so other
women may know of the wonderful curative
powers of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
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placement or liberation of the female
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No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unquali.
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has such a record of cures of female
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Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She is daughter
ln-law OF Lydia E. Pinkham and for
twenty-five years under her direction
and since her decease has been
advising sick women free of charge.
she mas guided thousands to health.
Address, Lynn, Mass.
Remember that it is Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound that is cur.
.ngwomen, and don't allowany druggist
70 sell you anything else in its place.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
ROBINSON : SAGE WEDDING
suprIALs IN WHICH TowssHEsD
FRIENDS PARTICIPATE
Former Seminary Students Married Al ia
msiea--oeeasioa Alse ipth wsadsnE Ami
ysrsAry Of Mr. and Mrs, J, O. Tan o.
Tewashend,

very pretty wedding took place lasi
,,ssk "Wednesday al the home % ar ahu
Nrs Henry sage Of Jamaica "hsh 'nsN
daughter, Mabel, was united Ia mAfiisse "a
estrall R,blnson. The house was H""su
with evergreen, white roses ana aspsiasus
terus the bridal party standing pehea'a
an arch, There was plenty OF mus, a.
- airing. Before the ceremony Mlsa
u,,sl Tan. niece Of the bride played 'u'
,t1f. Gardens. and Hearts and Flowers
.rbsn The party entered to the nelss OF INC
Rrd,l Chorus from Lohengrln, whlle uu''hs
M ceremony Miss Taft played soi'lg
Thnn sublime Sweet Evening s'aH Hou'
Tannhanser, aud al the close OF 'ho 'e's
mnpy Mendeissohn's famous Wedding N',,h'
The bride wore white point despr'I n''
sister. Mrs. Julian TAFT, who vas n ~
dressed In white, was mairon OF h'npr w. W.
Mr.. Taft acted as best man INC uaF 100 -,
,ba inth anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs Iai'
ssadIpg A double ring service was per
t,rwsd by Rev. Mr. Bowman, pastor OF ihe
conrre.ailonal church Of Jamaica MISS
t.eil. Cnshman carrying the rings.
ACE, the ceremony a luncheon was scrN'
"A The wedding cake was sent from New
York and was decorated with . iar ma'u.
an helding a candle. This cake was CUT
hy The bride herself. the pieces being APP
,,onri,tely tied up by her nieces, Misses
rhayI,t,e aud Lolita Cushmau, aud passed
"a The company By Miss Mary Robinson
sister az the groom. Only relatives ana an
innate friends were present.
The bridal pair drove 70 brailleboro ~
.sr,isre decorated with flowers and RIB
hons As the horses started the bride BRIDE
threw her bouque, q white roses when
WAS caught by one q her nieees' FROM
Br,,tleboro. MIR. and Mrs Robinson went 70
Windsor aud other points
The presents were numerous ana N"'u
abe. conspicuous among them being many
pleees 81 cut glass and silver, beside slo-
in money. -. .,,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson were bo'h STU,
dents at LELAND and Gray seminary ana
take with them the best wishes oil tue"
many Townshend friends.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-06-22
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