Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-01-05
loan arEs AND GOSSIP.

J cemetery made nrovision In hi.
I for whicl ''''''" ~ '''
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II ,a,.t ,Etd one of the bones OF
~ Wednesday Afternoon
,msi,a a'' on the frog pond II
Crowells N,
Cole a vopnn,a or s oa,,,5or
. mN's r-v. His liabilities are
m o p"r his assets Si,755. Tho
. $500 1900 as aggregate s2,S2S and
n the uns
/ --Edu ma noa''po oi,,,, e, nn,S
~ liabilities amounting Il
supsSs % assets OF 1886. S7S5 OF
49, med exelspt The secured
claims you
/ ~, Az, meeting of the Alliance
-, will be held in the Uni
,a 49, ,Uage Monday evening at
% A paper on a Western
10. by G.. II. Goodell viii be
~ course of study decided
upon.
I, d uinchen OF Newfane. bank
Namined before Referee +.
~ save Wednesday. and Amasa
So, .,gee of the estate. was or
-" Il out the household goods
Ia ling of the hotel AT Newfane
s, property.
rrry General c. c. Fits spoke
an 1,nt ut the annual gentlemen's
nia,, he Boston Daughters OF
W., ast Friday evening, Mr.,
III. y., Curtis Guild, ir,. and Miss
Hal. ~ Winslow We're guests of
ho,. u the gathering.
m Peoples National bank has
les. n exceedingly handsome book
la tr stribution among its patrons.
III DIXON to the annual statement
~ Inns seven excellent halftone
vi Ms the banking rooms with de-
sc,n,.rs ON the opposite pages.
r.. second of the series of YER
., Wheel club ladies nights" took
- st evening in the club rooms.
,an concert was given by Lett
L.. orchestra and the remainder
4 N ,aa evening was spent In dancing
In On re hall. There was a good at
lteal@te.
/ The Murray club will meet In the
h IrFSalist vestry next Thursday
Iy,.ag at 7.45. The city of Berlin
nm be visited and there will be stere-
orrtn views of the places of inter-
n a,, This promises TO be a very in
| fsraing meeting and il is hoped
here viii be a large attendance.
Mr.. and Mr. Henry d. Shaw Of
SrTngfield. Mas celebrated their
o;i5 wedding ann rsary last Friday
n their
friends. Mr.. Shaw l. head clerk in the
grocery firm of Rood & Woodbury..
With whom he has been connected for
mary years. He is native OF Amerl-
Gus Ca. but attended school In Brat
tg51ro.
The overturning of a large piano
lamp in The Naulahka Sunday after
noon came near causing a serious fire.
but the blaze was finally extinguished
after the carpet and woodwork had
leen damaged to the extent of about
rs The Naulahka has been occupied
" the family of Frederick Holbrook
4 Brookline. Mass. for the past two
,eeks.
THE Universalist Sunday school
ED its annual meeting Sunday and
ected the following officers. Super
ltendent. Frank E. Barber: assist
MS Miss May Edwards, Mrs. Walter
urges and Mrs. B, M. Switzer: secre--
nv Miss Mae Spear; treasurer Fred
Sargent; executive board. Rev. F,
Masseck. Mrs. E. E. Flagg. Fred c.
,rgent and Mrs. II. r. Brown.
The regular meeting of Fort Dunn
ar colony. Pilgrim Fathers. will be
Id in Red Mems hall Monday even
q. AS there will be an election OF
to the supreme council
members are requested to be pres
1. After the meeting the remainder
the evening will be devoted to a
cial dance. to which the public is
vited.
A meeting of the executive board
the state pharmaceutical association,
which w. f. Root of this town is
airman, was held in Montpelier Mon
v evening to fix the time and place
r holding the next annual meeting of
. association. Because of legislative
alters connected with the Maine and
NV Hampshire associations it was
cided not to meet with the Massa-
nsetts association at Nantasket. Dis
d been planned. but to hold the an
al meeting in Burlington Wednes-
" and Thursday. July II and IL.
The Central Vermont train from
wv London, which formerly arrived
re at $50 a. m. now reaches Brat
boro at 1905. Two new Sunday
inns were put on last Sunday, one
I'm the south leaving Springfield,
ass, at 12.45 .. M. reaching mere AT
IS d. M, and running through to
hite River Junction, where 1t con-
cts with the train for Montreal. Re-
rning this train leaves White River
notion at $50 p. m. and arrives at
,ringfield at 1915 p. M. leaving
attleboro at S.29 D. m.
Frank Hildreth. manager of the
nterville skating rink. was badly
uised Wednesday morning by
II on the rink floor. Mr. Hildreth.
10 in former years was an accom-
shed fancy skater. was attempting
do some of his old-time stunts
len his heel caught and he fell heav-
on one hip. 1t was at first thought
had sustained serious injuries but
CHI was not the case. His son. lrv-
? B. Hildreth, received a severe cut
the forehead Tuesday as the result
a fall on the rink floor.
George A. Weston. administrator
the estate of Hannah w. Towns of
flows Falls, has sued Eugene A.
,rwood of Redlands. Cal. and the
,ited e,tates Fidelity and Guaranty
mpany of Baltimore. surety on his
nd, for $4,000. At the last ses-
IN of county court Judgment was
ndered charging Norwood. formerly
ardian of Mrs. Towns. with $l1.00O
itch he has neglected to pay. G. A.
eston and Waterman & Martin are
unset for the plaintiff and c.. G.
it's for the surety company.
Senator Proctor announces that
will hold a competitive examlna-
N on Jan. Goth, at 8 o'clock. at
. United States court house in Rut-
Id of applicants for appointment to
e military academy at West Point.
ndidates must be bona fide resi-
hts of the state. between IL and
years of age at the time of ad-
ssion to the academy June 10Th