Semi-weekly Windham County reformer., August 16, 1901, Image 1

About Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901

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A VEAK. $1.00 If NOT fAlU IN ADTANCC.
"Let all the ends thou aimed at be thy Country!, thy Uod'r and Truth'.
I'UH HE CKM8 I'UJt COl'V.
VOLUME XXVI.
BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1901.
NUMBER 6.
WAKTKD.
..,., f,,r n'lmol In stratlon.
lT?..'m liiTb.111 to '. li. LY MAN. P.O.,
' i "v. 0 -l
t jnl(Wr".
irAMKO-
nc one to resent chairs.
Uv.insii liiu'8.
6-
TTvtkI) -M. ii Women for local nn.l
'... ,-t Salarv ami expenses. Kef.
lies '
;' St. Allians. Vt.
sat
Waidilni:' at homo. Hone well
..n'.i.iH. IIH-Uvere.l promptly.
. i,v .lnv or hour, tor further pur.
Kt'lOrilllTUMUD. wmfc
- . 1'THI
' ,, re.i..n;ii.1e
V
I light two. horse or
, hrttr ime.hor.-c lumber wagon. Art
,iiliie.l-e'' cash price, r. u. iox wo,
,:it.fir". "
klTISTrt' """""" J . ..
I'v-rocm House, built about live years.
" , i. nf the en.v Utile homes
,ll..r0'l!- :
.t pliooie. here Is a chance sel.lom offered
,..1.. i,t,l. .-11 - W.
4-tf
..n.ni In Hraitlehoro and vlcln-
l ',r to -ell Teas an.l Coffees for an ol.l es
W.IVwYork lliiuse. Oraud opportunity
Vncremeni to rlpM party. If this Inter.
't,.- i-, Pacific TEA to.
?!, 5 Merchants Kow. Rutland, Vt.
ipvSTEu-A practical farmer of larec ex-
Vrt. E.M . JfcKUtsoN,
., ; " Ushers Ulanu, N. Y.
iTiTKn-Ho V.iU Want The Kctormer
V nis'..ci regularly, the .lay It Is prime.!, to
'7.1,... :.,k-.. in a distant Slate? 1' so
tiaciul)lW proposition for you that will
it ANTED-- man to work and live on our
I Fjrin. r". RH'hahusun 4 Co. 1-tf
'1STKD-W as nings to no at home, si us,
ASHTn.v, - roreei uliuui. biuuuu v..-.
'i.vrKD-litnh washer.
I :ei., SK'ttoril Lake.
SlI.VLKDALK HO-
102-tf
b ni:r s.t.lre ss to Dr. K. K. Johnston,
Fi 'it St.. an l hf will come to your real.
:if sci remove your teeth mom pain. 22-tf .
MSTKD. Customers for quantity or
choice hav, ouik. inquire at
asCu.'sOrncK. w-ix
li will pay you.
Lin ram of r-arrtaire or elefeh palntlnrc. to
Liitorcero So. Main an.l Canal St. or Stock
KJituLie. first class work. O. B. Ramsey.
HANTED WOOL.
P Highest
Market Price Paid.
E. H. DAVENPORT,
West Brattleboro, Vt.
Drs. HOtt E.I & TUCKKIt.
Dr. Bowen. I Dr. Tucker.
iiitm High 8t Office and res. Leonard
btboinat Block: Block. Office bottn)
:jr to 8 a, k. Till8.30A.it.
-J 10 J r. H. 10 3 r. H.
UrnoSMl. 7toP.II.
fB, GEO. K. ANHKHSON, r)iylrlan
V m Siirtreon . Office and residence 8
THE PROFESSIONS.
TO RENT.
TO KENT Tenement, S Elm St. Call at
1VK 11.11 KK. 6-Jt
TO RKNT Itooms an.l oillces In Tilery
Hullillnir. Mearn heat. AIo four floors
with power In annex. jtf
TO RENT Teuement lour rooms, 5 Grove
Streut. tf
TO RKNT Six room Tenement, all one lloor.
Huunlng water, modern, 1.
KU tf S. W. XDUKTT A CO.
Keep a Bottle of
TOILETINE
Handy for
IVY POISONING
liox. .ions t. KfssKi.i., ex-congressman
and candidatejfor governor of Mass., wrote
"Notwithstanding I am under a ouvMclati
care, 1 am using Tolletiue, with the very bei
results, for Ivy Poisoning.
It Is one of the cleanest, most agreeable lo
tions I have ever used."
All Druggists, 25 and !0 cents.
C. E. DOWNEK, A?ent
FOR BALK.
TTOM SALKTwo horses. One a four-year
E old, bv Linden; the other a ten-year-nld
mare an.l a great roader. Moth kind and safe
tora hi.ly to drive. Also liuir.v. slelirhs, har
ness, Ac. All will go at a bargain as I have no
use inr mem now. o. v . l.Mill T, u t'eari at.,
llrattleuoro, Vt. tilf
FOR SALE Top liturgy and harness.
112 South Main St.
TIOK HA LK Surry wagon, In good running
A. order and light: also uConcor.l wagon, o
l. Hakkh, 25 Itlrge -St. i;if
IjlOH HAI.K cueap l.aue's rotary. bed
A1 planer. 21x12. Also 2i-lnch bua planer.
refitted good as new. Also heavy mill pulleys
aou snaittng. i.. ji, stkllman. o-u
FOH KAI.B-Uood work horse; weighs l"
pounds. W. F. KiciiAKiisoN A Cu. 6tf
SL.AU WOOD
Block.
for sale, luipilre
4 Crosby
411
F
OR kALK -Two second hand ladles' bli y
cles In good order, a lllrge St. 104-tt
F)R 8A I.K A first class, full course scholar
ship in Business College. "I'.'1 Reformer
Office.
ARTHUR H. H. LEWIS, D.V.S.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate Western Veterinary College, Kansas
City, Mo. Surgery In all Us Branches.
Office at C. S. STOCKWELL'S STABLE.
Telephone 58-2 Bear CroBby Block
98-2(Jt
BAILEY'S REAL ESTATE AGENC
Sells Everything. Address
TP. J. BAIZiBT
Kyther Block, llrattl eboro, Vt.
R. A, KXAPP, Uentlst, Hooker Block,
opp. Brooks House, liratt eboro
Horses For Sale
Just Arrived This Day.
Monday, June 10th.
Full Carload of Horses
Come and see them. Large matched pairs
and single workers and drivers ntnoua them
; I have tnlrtv-nve horses to select from.
At No. H) Elliot street.
G. E. GILMAN, Proprietor.
Brattleboro, June 10, 1W1. 01-tf
1. C. 8. I LA UK,
Kock, Brattleboro
Dentist,
Whltnev
yi
I. MILLER, M. D.,Fhyelctan and Stir
km, Hooker Block, Brattieuoro, Vt. OfBco
n.-WMtoi. 6:311 to 8.
-irett. rt,L-ry,
itr. utlice hours :
i i X' to a evenlijj:
in all Us branches, a
until 10 a. m., 1 to 2.30
Telephone "Brooks
2tf
S. W. EDGETT & CO.,
Real Estate! Investments
5 GOLDTHWAIT. U. 1) 8 . Dentist
. Ncrtrifieiil, ilass., Thursdays, Fridays
flCOS (t HOOKER. Attorneys at Law-
ii-ciicein -state ami reilera courts er
:,a.a. hnsett, Sw Hampshire and Sew
nu 1, tilery iiuiumig. .4-ti
IIB-H.L. WATEHWAN. 41 Elliot St. Of-
V MWn: li. to 2 30 4 6 to 8 P. M. 46tf
R'WEK.IAJI i. MARTIN, Attorneys at
-, vain uiucs, jratiieuoru, vi.
h
utistr y in all its branches. Teeth ex.
K "JM without pain. R. R. Kinkead. D,
, r. BARBER, D. D. 8., Union Block,
weeue a urug store, jsraiueooro, y .
HC0land, M. D., Physician and
-fSOlL nrattlohnvn T7 ritttn l-n l'wnlrV
fj Seildence, No . 8 Walnut St. Office
ptstoSs..m., 1:30 to 8, and 7 to I p. m.
fltrj B. Plr;ulri.- . --
wt Law, Solicitor and Master In Chan-
uons promptly made. Chester, vt.
LTNt-H, offlce and residence 40
- i mi i an.l 7 to S p. m. lf-;rtu
'?' 1' GORHAM. M. T. Wthlt
-4. ""in Street, Brattlelioro Practice
1,.-"' "tasesor trie Eye, Ear, Throat,
iihiV. ' uours,
.friday.only.1
Bemalnder of week at
lttf
P;? ALE, Attorney at Law, Guilford,
iB-iotiuir
fnL6' PETTEE, Dentist, Cro.by
-' ' . 1. D ,.1 UK IIVI,. " TV. .
D., 18 North Main street,
.wrfc 0ce hours unUl a. m.;
;t:MtO p 41tf
HAMILTON,
; "Mct So. 34 N01
M. D. Office
, . a .onn main aire".
..... ,1 " J .jw uu tear.. v.cuuiB
-M to 3 p.m. Telephone call.
! . U2
EKt'A.-TII.IO.
Now is a good time to buy
House for investment or a Home,
call on us and see what we have.
Farms, village property, any
thing on earth.
S. W. EllflETT & Co.
D6-tf
TXTE ARE BUYING WOOL
VV W. F. Richardson & Co
May lti, 1901. tf4-,f
JULIUS C. TIMSON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT 4 AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
IB Union Block, Claremont. N. H
Established 18). Long Dls. Telephone.
CARL F. CAIN,
TAILOR.
Altering and Repairing of Ladles' and
Men's Garments. (Cleaning and press-
Authorized Agent for Lewando's Dye Co.,
also Wilder' Improved Coat Hangers.
117 Main St. - Brattleboro
tw0,'ES' Books, Htatloncrr,
p!ctures and Framing. 12yl
ih.co" wholesale sid retail
rwil"tii tu.ua. oilice No. it
tea Dr. s.
m c
i ; mo ' TfTOM LAl-NDKY.
1 ?"' :.,,.l f,,r and rtellv-
a specially.
Telephone
47yl
:t. -
"'KO TKA CARPET
5"',r". 'isi,l. Il.lnonuM,
82yifr
' c"" Tllr, Ryther
i w.ort twice. "
Kepalrlns;
14 WIT
Horse ShaalM asid
"Mi 51. JJyl
eki, ,v.r''1'r and Slater.
- Cars street.
Deal
"erRAsri
Jr.StMF,
..-3"'Tt, F!tte etas. Ess-H.nfor-1
Meass
ls . . ti 1-. t.
Very Important
"When you have a proposition to
make it is very important that you
make it to the right people.
If you put your proposition in
the REFORMER want columns
you ll le sure of getting at the
right people.
Our great army ot reauers em
braces people capable of perform
ing any kind of gerv ice people
ready and anxious to consider any
kind of propositions that are le-
:;n,io I KdarateToar Howels Wlta Caacarets.
eIW , , rt Iniertlrs I cat.de est h ante, core coomipetton forerer.
rl t-'",T"1'" . ..,i. lOcSc U&C.C.lAU,anjrimrei
. . miweoKW "
1 mi, a worn w
l?OR 8AI.K- A second hand Chlckerlng Pi
ano. Modern, llrst clais condition, nearly
as goon as new.vtm he sold tor less man one
third Its cost. Address Box tM, Braltleboro.Vt
r.i-ii
ljlOR SALK-An Ideal Cash Heglster; new
A- and in periect comiitiou. A burgain. Ad-
uress "i, care Kciormer.
73-tf
TTIOR HALR-Chcap Second-hand SO II. P
a: Upright Marine Engine 14x14 cylinder. 6tJ
driving pulley. A II In good order.
rt est itummerston.
John Takt,
4.4tr
STEAM RAW AND HHINOLE MILL
For Kale. Ample power: near Station;
plentv of limber; no other mill In vicinity. Of
fered at a very low price. Address Box 42:
Keene, N. H.
lf-tufr
FOR SALE.
Slorv and half house. 9 rooms, with ell. Pearl
Street, line share Prospect Hlii A.jueduet.
also L-Towcll water, and connected Willi rue
sewer. Inquire C. W. Thomas, Bond Block,
t f.l
For Sale.
BEST
G R OO E li I ES
of all kinds.
Special 3 lbs. Cherry Prunes for 2V. Blue
berries and other fruits. Telephone call 44-3.
sH-tf J. E. Bl BHNtLL, J0 Flat St.
FARMS FOR SALE.
If you Wfnt to trade for a farm or other real
etuate, or If you have any to &eli let ne hear
from you. 5Mf
J. A. MIJJ.KP., ast Dummerston, Vt.
Por Salo.
One new two-story House on Pleaeant St., ten
rooms, Crowell water to bouse ami connected
with sewer. Land tift feet front, Hi feet dack
A I no some pood lots to build on and some other
(rood property forfait. Call and see property.
Must be eold. C. W. WAK1). li IMeanaut St.
b4 tf JtrattleLforo, Vt
GLYNN'S
DYSENTERY
TABLETS
Contain no Opium orother harmful drup.
Cures all forniH of Dysentery, Dlarrlm-a, Sum
mer Complaint, prlplnp and colic patus IMME-
l'l A i r. it 1 , nDU no nul ronsupaie or proum-tr
fever hut remove all lnlluinmallou and fever
and leave you In natural condition. Are espec
ially pood for the children.
'4riv a box at all dealers or by mall.
"I had a severe ease of eunimer complaint this
month and It continued for ten days. 1 tried
several remedies, but thy did me no pood. I
llnally pot ft liox of Glynn's ivypcntery Tau.eta
and lour of them entirely cured me."
Bellows Falls, vt., A up. -'I, lini.
WALTER B. GLVXX.
Mannfaoturlnp Pharmaolj-t, Saxtone Klver, Vt
vr-u
No Appetite.
Want of appBtlto nu'arjs tad tlieeatlon
biliousness, iaun.lico, foul stomach, sick
headacrae, constipatltin and a general
breaking down of the system.
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters are guar
anteed by every druggist in the United
States to cure these diseases or mone
refunded.
Why take the rikof ill health when
sure remedy l so easily procured. Sold
everywhere, in liquid or tablets, at 25
cents per bottle or box. II rooks House
1'liiiriimcy, Thomas' i'hsrmacy, Geo,
E Greene. F. H. Holden.
WANTED.
Everybody to know, that
Brattleboro. Vermont, a famous old town.
Contains many places of distinguished renown,
one especially noted you surely noum see.
Just opposite the Brattleboro House Is Flauo
Bhos' Whetstone Cafe.
There at all hours and with nolltfl attention.
You can tie served with the bet-l It is possible to
mention.
The Ice Creams, Sherbets snd Sodas are fine,
An.l everything else kept in tnetr uue.
For 2.1 cents at this f.tmous stand
You can get the best meal ever served In the
land.
Should we have something new it some future
time,
Wo will send out a card all printed In rhyme
Don't forget the name.
FLAGO BROS.
Whetstone Cafe, 5 4t Braltleboro.Vt
TRUSS.
We call attentloi to our new and
complete line of the Or. Rnrl.k Pn.uin.nc
Tru.a, the llnett pad In the market. Cool, dur
able and alwavs In place. Hkl If illlr lilted and
guaranteed. I.EO. E. UUELNh, Sole Agent.
,-.i-i
Do You Send
Your REFORM Kit. after reading It. to the
hov or girl or relative or friend at some distant
IKiiui? If so, we can do It better and cheaper
for you by mailing direct from the orUce, an.l at
the other end they will get II wklie It Is new and
rresn. write tor terms.
CO TO CLEASON'S
FOR
Fresh Vegetables.
Corn, Shell Beans, fftr'ng Beans, New
Cabbage, Beets, Carrots, Onions, Teas
Fresh Every Morning.
Also Watermelons, Canlelopes.
Peaches, I'ears Plums anj' Toiimtotn.
J. E. GLEASON.
3! KI.LIor STREET.
Cabinet Work
Furniture Repairing,
Glazing.
All kinds of Saws Gninuied and
Filed.
Door Dolls.
Can put you in an Electric or Me
chanical hileetnc Door iseu.
HARDWARE
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
DON A. WILDER.
40 Elliot St.
Wanted Immediately
A customer for the following lieal Estate:
Xo. '21 Canal t. This I a two tenement
house in good repair and rented to good par
ties. The house has modern improvements
ami is located so as to lie a.vessulile to the
business part of the town, and also the d liter
ent industries. To anv one wanting an In
vestment here is a good chance, ns it is about
alwavs well rented.
100-lf S. N . EDGETT & CO.. Agents
PAN-AMERICAN
EXPOSITION.
Special Low Kates and a variety of Tours
via tne
RUTLAND RAILROAD
to BUFFALO
and RETURN.
Pullman Palace Slecplnp Car to Buffalo via.
Norwood and N. V. C, without chanpe.
The lowest rates offered by any line, with the
special attraction of a trip across the Ik I ant Is
of hake Chainplaln and through the Thousand
Islands.
Call on or write our apents for full details.
Or C. B. H.( G. P. A. lul-wt
ii K '7 WrT'i
Every Barrel
Guaranteed
OR YOUR
MONEY
REFUNDED.
This is the guarantee behind
WASHBURN. CROSBY'S
Gold Medal Flour.
Ask jour Grocer for it.
E. CROSBY & CO.,
Eastern A sent s.
Just a Cem !
1H0 acres. One storv house of five rooms, 8H
0 foot barn, 2hh supar trees ami the toota to
work them. Smooth lie 1 dr., nice pastures, loo M
feet of timber, t.ood, stroiiir, deep loam. This
farm should brlnp (.Vnj, but to clone it out. we
will take 7oo. Come and look H over. If you
do not tlnd It as we represent In every partlcu
lar, we will pav your fare here and back.
Address, WI NS . CO.,
HC-tf Grange Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
S REASONS F0K LVSl'RAXCK ;
The sacred obligation to provide,
if possilile, for the futureof his fam
ily rests upon every man. Ittath
stops the Income from bis bands and
brain. Insurance extends it and, in
part, makes it good.
(Correspondence r-olicite.l.)
TAYLOR & SON,
Cen'l Agsnts,
BRATTLEBORO. VT.
MOST IMPORTANT
SINCE A61INALII0.
BIO CAPTURE IK TIIK PHILIPPINES.
Lieut Grant Caleb a a Prominent Filipino
Officer Cabrera Mad Been lirowlnR In
Power anil Controlled Many Insurgents
Others Surrender lo American Army
Manila, Aug 15. Second Lieutenant
Walter S Grant, Sixth cavalry, while
scouting near laal. Uatanifas province,
made the most, important, capture today
since that of Agumaldo.
Lieut Grant captured Col Martin Ca
brera, Ins adiutaot and six other insur
gents. Cabrera ha, been growing
power ana ns controlled all the insur
gents in southern liatungas and those
westward of the citv of liacaneas.
Col Pnnganiban. a captain and 20 men
with rules ami ammunition have sur
rendered to Lieut Smith of the 2'Kb in
fantry near Luzon. These men formed
a portion of Gen Malvar's command.
iney tooK tne oath ot allegiance,
Captain l'olicarpio, a lieutenant and fl;e
men from the sixth company. Malvar
command, also surrendered, refusing
payment for their rifles, sayini; that thev
surrendered for the sake of peace and
not for money. Xo insurgents have
neen seen recently on the IsluuU of Aim
doro.
XIMEHOUS BAIT I. KM KKPORTF.D.
With Isthmian Revolutionists Another
Army -Said to Have Invaded Venezuela
Main Force Have Not let Diet.
Mail advices from San Jtrtn. P R
yesterday from Caracas, Venezuela,
under date of the lOrli, give accounts of
numerous engagements in the state of
Tahlra between President Castro's forces
and tbe revolutionists. In Gen Castro'i
oltk'ial bulletins he mentioned the Co
lombian army.
i fie Venezuelan casualties, according
to Castro s otlicial bulletins, were Gen
Koseodo Madina and four colonels kill
ed and iiUO men killed or wounded
Madina was a prominent man. tie was
formerly a governor and senator. On
the Mb there was an encounter at Las
Cumbres with second force of revolu
tionists. A Caracas correspondent
writing on tbe 10th, says that another
army Invaded ener.uela. this second
force is reported to number 5000 men
On Friday these troops attacked Las
Cumbres and were repulsed. The main
divisions ofthe armies hare not yet
met.
OLD HOME WEEK
A GREAT SUCCESS.
KX-POSTMA8IKR SENTENCED.
One of the Lea.t Serious of the Cuban
Postal Cases.
E P Thompson, formerly postmaster
at Havana, was found guilty yesterday
by the audlencia in that city :of ernbez
.ling post ollice fund', and sentenced
to six-months' imprisonment, or to
fine of $100 as an alternative. Thotnp
son was accused of causing to b e Is
sued in1 bis own behalf, while post
master, four money orders for 100 each.
and putting a due bill in the drawer in
stead of cash.
Commission Attacked.
A pamphlet was published broadcast
!n Manila Tuesday, containing a vicious
attack on the I'nited States Philippine
commission, signed by the Centro Cath-
olico, says an Associated Press dispatch.
All the members of that body indignant
deny having any connection w ith the
publication, 't he leaders believe the
pamphlet was issued by a local paper
in nn endeavor to create a sensation
Tbe lattet was nominally in favor of
the church calling on the people to rise
in their mieht against juage laft. the
civil governor, and "the rest of the
rickety brawlers running the govern
ment of the t nited States, and saving
they have declared war atrainst Gcd.
rominent Catholics are awaiting Gov
Taft's return to Manila in order to
repudiate, in behalf of the church, the
sentiments contained in tbe pamphlet.
An insurgent captain and 18 men be
longing to Malvar's forces turrendered
yesterday.
Bad Runaway Accident.
Geo Phelps of Monroe was badly
bruised and cut bv runaway acci
dent Tuesday morning while driving a
igb spirited Dorse which became
frightened and ran. throwing Mr
Phelps Onto some ledges rendering
him unconscious and although nn
bons were broken be received several
bad bruises on bis head and face. It
is almost a miracle that be was not
killed, as the road is lined with
ledges on both sides. 2
Sunim. rings.
Thus J Atkins and wife and Miss
Annie O Atkics of Brooklyn, N V,
are eiimnjerers at the lirooMs House.
also are Geo II Un-kwilh and
Miss K Kaiser of Norwich, Conn.
Mrs Mary Millard comes from Green-
held tomorrow to sneDd several weeks
at. Hillcrest. Miss Amy Jones left
yesterday for an outing at York
lieach.
Miss Iiessle C.i'n left Wednesday for a
visit with her sister, Miss Annie Cain. in
lioston, and from there goes to Magno
lia beach where she will he the guest
of Miss Katherine Singleton. Misses
Edith and M ta Srolie returned yester
day from a fortnight's outing at Nan
tucket. L K Adams and Chas Smith and fami
lies left Tuesday morning lor York
bench.
HOSPITAHI.KOKKETINOS TO
THOL'MAVDS.IK SO.9 AS O DAUGHTERS
Every Town That Had Observance
Pleased wlthRe.ult Some or tile Her 111
ulars The Vl.lt of (the tJu.ton A.aoi In.
Hon ami Hie Official Ke.ulta.
uiu liome wees is generally proving
a greater success than anticipated by
those towns that iiave enjoveu it.
lowashend and Westminster in this
county. Peru, Manchester and Kenning
ton. Springfield, Ludln, Plymouth,
Kraurnrd, hutland, IJurlratoo, St
Albans, Montpelier North li.-id and
many other towns are .having
celebrations that cannot fail to Drove ot
large benetit both sentlmectaily aod mi-
teraily and to establish many more
summer homes on our hills. ISenning-
tou bad ;i00 former residents back to
participate in fcthe week's observances
and the report generally fiom the towns
is between lo0 and 300 in each.
An irteresting feature of the week
has been tb visit of tbe Boston Aeso
ciation of Sons and Laughters and
Veteran numbering some 200 who
were met Tuesday as thev- entered
tbe holders of the state at White
Kiver Junction by Atljt (Jen Uiltuuri
representing GnvStickoey and a re
ception coram ittee of about .hi, amoiig
whom were United htatee Senator W
P Oilliogham, United Stales lHstict
Attorney .lames L Martin of Urattle
burn, Lieut Uuv M F Allen of Kenis-
burg and Congressman I) J Foster of
Hurlington. Senator Dillingham give
the greeting, and Judife. Kdgar Sher
man, president of tbe Uoston associa
tion, leplied. They were escorted to
Montpelier, served with H lunch at
the Pavilion and given a reception
by Gov and Mrs Stickney it the ex
ecutive chamber. Wedneidsy Hur
lington did tbe honors for them,
giving them a earrings ride about tbe
city, a trip on C'bamplain ia tbe
steamer Keindeer, with lunch at
Cooper's bay on the shore of Gracd
Isle, where they were the guests of
Arthur L Kobinson of Uoston, a
men.ber of the executive committee.
In the evening a pleasant reception
was given at the Hillings librart.
About .'100 were present. I he guests
were received by President Sherman
of tliH association. Mrs Sherman.
Mayor and Mrs Hawley, Iloo bli!
Mrs Hlias Lyman, ex-Go? T U A
Woodbury and Col F E Burgess.
1 he officers of the Association for
the coming year were elected on board
tbe Kcinilt-er as follows : President.
Edgar J Sherman : fjrst vice presi
dent, Col Josiah 11 Buotm; second
vice president. Col Albert Clarke:
chaplain, the Rev Or William II
Davis; sejretsry and treasurer, N L
She l.ion ; executive committee, tbe
Hon George W Bishop, Dr I) K
Dctev, the lion G O Proftor, A L
Keliir.sor,. M N Smith. J N Glcason,
Col C K Darling. . F Scott and Guy
Lambkin. Resolutions of heartv
lhanks to the governor and the sta'e
for their hospitality were adopted.
BRATTLE BOKO SOCIKT1.
Fort Dummer chapter worked the
de gree Wednesday on three candidates.
The Ladies Enterprise Society hold
their next meeting with Mrs Lucia
Foster, next Thursday afternoon.
' There is some talk amorg the hifih
school class of 'ftHjof a reution to be
held in the nenr future.
Dennis R;bekah ledge will hold a
lawn party on the grounds of Mrs C I.
Spear on Washington street, Saturday
afternoon, Aug 21.
The W OTU will hold a mothers'
meeting at tbe home if Mrs W W
Plimpton, .'14 Canal street. Supper
will be served from 0:30 to 7:30.
The Daughters rf the Revolution
gave up their projected excursion
and picnic on Newfane hill tnilny.
because they could r.ot get out crowd
enough. Oummer.stoo ladies got all
ready for a start.
The first of a s"ries of 17 events
arranged by the Wartastiijuet coif
club will take plscx at their grounds
this afternoon. The regular syttetn
of handicapping is to be used, and a
golf tea will be served.
Tbe Esstern Star picnic st Central
Park Tuesday brought out a larso and
pleasant party but mninlv of ou,en
aDd children, Hinsdale and Putney
joined in it. A nice tiinner was
-erved and daDeing continued all tbe
afternoon.
Invitations are out for the wedding tt
Orlando Winston Morgan and Miss
Florence Alice Morse, daughter of Mrs
A lice Morse, formerly of this place.whitll
takes place at Willlamsville September
.Mus .Morse has many friends here
having been a student at the Biattlehoro
High school.
Miss Bessie Johnson entertained III
young friends at bcr Spring street
home last week Thursday, the occa
sion being her 0th birthriav. Re
freshments of cake and ico cream
were served and the evenirg vr-rv
pleasantly speot by all. with games,
mcluuing a peanut bunt.
A number of cluhs have alreadv
accepted iDvitatiocs for the open golf
tournament tbe 30th aril 31st and
promise to send tepresentatives. Wan
tastiuuet club will give the visitors a
supper anil dance at the Brooks House
hriciay evenirg. the 30th, anil Satnr-
dxy a luncheon will be served at tbe
club house. Mrs J G Ullery and
eight yuung ladies takicg charge.
Old Home Celrbratlan atTown.hend.
The Townshend Old Hoice Week
elebration has been successfully
arrled out. TLe concert Wednesday
night ith Miss Annie Frank Libtey
ss harpist, and S Homer Eaton as
impersonator, was of the highest
grade, and enjoyed by every one. l es
terday dinner was served on Ihe Com
mon to about COO guests and towns
people, after dinner speeches acre
made from the band stand the ever
cises tieing conducted bv the nresi-
dent of the day, Mr Krlgernmhe. Those
taking part were Mr Cooledge of
ritohburg. Mass, Roll in White, uf
Ohio. A T White of
Stougbton. Mass, Prof W Scott Mont
gomery of vtasbirgton, I) L, anil
others. Letters were read from some
wbo were unable to attend. Music
was furnished bv eight pieces from
the First Regiment band of Brattle
boro. lo the evening a reception was
held in Ibe hotel parlors for tbe
guests. Ice cream and cake were
served.
TV n't be satisll -d with temporary re
lief from indigestion. kolol Dyspepsia
sure permanently and completely re
moves this complaint. It relieves per
manently because it aliows the lired
stomach perfect rest. Dieting won't
rest the stomach. Nature receives sup
plies from the food we eat. The sen
I 'ble wav to help the stomach is to use
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which digest:
what you eat and can't help but do too
I good. Greene's Drug Store.
Wanted Immediately
A customer for a Beautiful Home In Wet
Bratticiiro. Iluue. barn and two acres of
land, only few minutes from end of electric
'car line, "llunmnjr water, house slated, bund
led and 4-liiht windows, piazza. . This can
I he lKiuj:ht rii:bt. or excbsnsed' lr tenement
.property in Hrattieboro.
I i.tf' S. W. KIMjETT & CO., Agent.
Peru's celebration culminated yes
terday in a general reunion and picnic.
which most of the present resi
dents, and many wbo are here for the
week participated. The plsee selected
was the ground on which the forces
Hen John Stark encamped the
night of August 0, 177ii, when on the
march from Charlestown, X H, to join
the continental forces at Benuinglon.
The location is marked with a gratite
marker.
There were many descendants of the
earliest settlers of the town present,
and the exercises were of an entirely
impromptu character, anil rearKe!
with good feel i eg. Among tbrse tnat
were present, ami made a short ad
dress was the Kev Myron Dudley, a
direct descendant, of Peter Dudley
who 1 -cat1 il ia Peru in 1S01, coming
from Littleton. Mass. wbo was cap
tain of tbe first military company
formed in town, and afterward a
brigadier of the state militis.
Dr Reuben Higelaw Burtin of New
Vnrk, James K Batebelder of Arlirg
ton, and M .f Hapgooil of Peru, also
gave short talks rs did several others.
Dr Burton is descended from Keuren
Higelnw who was Corn in Westmin
ster. Mass. and who in 1S-03 taught
the first public echool in towr.
The larger purt of the town carre
fr-irr. the vieinitv ef Westminster aril
Princeton, Mass. In HOO there were
but four families in the t iwr. and
oescenlants of all of them were pres
ent at ths exercises.
Augu.t Amblings.
M iss May Spear leaves Monday for
visit in Bostoo. Mrs Fred Dunklee
and two children leave tomorrow fur a
week's visit in Keere and from
there goes to RutUcd where she will
speno ;i week. Mrs C C Turner aid
daughter Anra ent to Orarge,
Mass, Wrilresiiay for a visit with
relatives. Mrs C K Jones left yester
day for a two weeks' visit with her
daughter. Mrs Louis Henkel in Mid
dlebur. Miss Annie Grfgg and
brother James returned Wednesday
from their v i 3 i t in Bridgeport. .
Miss Harriet liushnell left Wf.inpri
dav for a viit with relatives in North
Adams ard l.encington. She was
flccorrpanied by hrr cousin, Miss
Minnie E Bushnell of Bennington,
who has been visiting here. Mrs
John Guiheen left this mnrriDg for a
lisit with relasivrs in Holyoke, Chic
'pes actl vit-ieity.- -Miss Lena A her
retur'B tomorrow from 10 davs' visit
in Spriuitield and Harftord. Misa
Flira S.-ott leaves tomorroa for a few
Becks' stay in Lebanon, N H.
Miss Carrie Ccok left yesterday fcr
a visit at her home in Lancaster. X ti.
Miss Katie Carey goes to Fitch
burg, Mass, tomorrow for a visit with
relatives. Misses Katie and Agues
C'avBDaugu acd niece, May Lillis, are
visitirg ia Springfield, Meriden sou
Xcff Haven.
Mrs E L Parker has returned from a
month's stay it her old borne in Clare
mont. N H. Miss Clara Gale is visiting
in Claremont, N ti.
Miss Eleanor Whalen is the guest of
Miss Maude Hall of Keene.
J. E. MANN.
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Bed and Board Notice.
Mr wife. Antes rV.iow, ravin left iry bed
aad'hoar.i wnnout justcacseor rean, thlf- le
t. forbid anv one h:.rtoriDr or trusting- ber oa
any account.' as 1 wl 1 pay no bill of her coa
tractlne alter tela dfctc. J. f . Biuelow.
IlratT -f"T.', Vt . A-r ?f. T I. i llz
SprinefieLl inaugurated her celebra
tion with a salute cf guns at sunrise
this morning, at inenrction of the
Slm.-k cadets by Gov Stickuey and staff
this forenoor. followed ly a presenta
tion of a Hag. A picric dinner was
served this noon followel In addresses
and music. This evening there will
beja Hieplsy of fireworks and tomorrow
a union of the directors, teachers,
graduate, arid rupils of tbe high
school at Ferndale. Cbarlee town. N U.
At Manchester the week opened
with a camp fair and reception given
by Skinner post anl tbe Woman's
Relief Corps Monday evening. Grand
Army ball was 6 led to overflowirg au J
Biacy were unable ti gain a iiuil-a'r
Addresses were given ! OK Si
mends. Judge Lovelace! Mooson, Key
Straight Front,
Box effect
Kabo No. 602
at $1.00
may not be classed
with tlm tttns
i such corsets.
It is cniphaticul-
JSTili iy superior in every
line to all other rannc-nts, as :i
trial of one will amply prove.
Girdles of course are mostly
used witli low neck frowns, but
are by no means confined lo such
use, as many are worn with shirt
waists, tcc.
wo hay,. Kabo No. 378
at $1.00
in such model, pink, blue and
white, and cannot speak too high
ly of its beautiful
model, sterling ma
terial and pliable
clasp.
Kabo Corsets arc
rust proof.
We rive our pat
rons the best 50c
corset made.
ST. 33. 3VE-A.2NT1T.
mends of tne ReforHer wio rtedlre to do this
tauter m favor, are reqrteeied tn sujftret to ttHlr
annrnevs r Pmltaie Ckuirt to have Je-ral alvr-tli-eiT!?rt
la wblf n irer re lnteretej Hltv eil in
ti KetorfTi-r. PartH DUr rre Is t Men of this
eitim of advertln ard ihrocrh the Reformrr
rtti-uriatf it re4-ir a!i the ptpoye ot tMs station