The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-14

Henry Belauger viii open shine
parlor in the quarters vacated by Gin
ton 4. sawyer, the jeweller, tomorrow
The room will be equipped with nfst
class set Of stands.
Among the attractive windows IN
town this week Is one at the right
hand side of the door as one enters ~
+. Shea 5 new store. The decoration
is simple but artistic.
Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson OF
Washington, d. c., will fill the pulpit
of st. Michael's Episcopal church I'M
iii Rev. W. j. Hamilton of Delaware
CITY, Del, is able to do so. owing TO
some bronchial trouble Rev. Mr.. Ham
ilton has lost his voice and may be un'
able 10 come here for several weeks
Isaac d. Bailey was elected grand
principal conductor Of the grand eouh.
ell Of royal and select masters ana
Kittredge Haskins was elected second
associate chief Of the Masonic Neter'
ans association at the Masonic week
meetings in Burlington this week. Dr.
g. II. Gorham is vice eminent grand
commander of the Knights Templar'
DIR. +. II. O'Connor has appointed
James Healey of Montpelier district
deputy Of the first district, knights OF
Columbus. and George +. Grey OF kut'
land district deputy of the second dis,
triet. Mr.. Hcaley is on the editorial
staff of the Evening Argus Of Mont
heller and Mr.. Grey is an insurance
man. DR.. O'COnnor was elected state
deputy for Vermont recently.
Thomas Austin of this town was
reelected secretary of the state coun'
ell Catholic Order of ForcstCrs, at the
convention held at Bennington this
week. Mr.. Austin has fulfilled the du-
ties of this office in capable manner
for the past several years. David Ca
rev was elected secretary Of the Yer
mont division of the American Fedora
ton of Catholic societies. John ual,
vim declined reelection as high cAleI
ranger of the Catholic Order Of For
csters.
Miss Malva Roberts entertained
the children Of her grade OF the Chase
street school. at her home ON Nam
street Yesterday afternoon in honor OF
her seventh birthday. A large number
of little folks were present and the al
tcrnoon was pleasantly spent IN play
: ing pamcs. chief Of which was Cinder-
ella. where the little people attempted
to pin a slipper on the foot Of a Ple'
torial Cinderella, while bhndtolded'
Miss Sylvia Crosby won the prize. Al
ter the games refreshments OF lee
cream. cake and lemonade were served
Mrs. Alice Allen Of Waterloo, T.
TO-. president of the Uuivcrsalist Ms
si6narv society of Vermont and the
Province of Quebec, was IN town over
sunday and attended the convention
of the Uniyersalists Of Nindham and
Bennington counties, which was held
at Wilmington. After she had given
an interesting address on the WORK
mission circle of seven members wa'
, formed. Last Thursday evening cir
Gle was formed in Barre with II mem
3 bers, and an address was given by
, Mrs. Allen last night in Springfield
, She will attend a meeting of the north
t ern association in Lyndonyille mex
, week. The interest in the organization
= is increasing throughout the state an'
2 Bellows Falls has doubled its member
t shin during the past year. 1t has beer
voted to incorporate the association
and to have a permanent trust fund
Five life members have already beei
. secured.
= A dead horse in the pasture souti
of DR.. c. ). Clark house in Yves
. In
= West Brattleboro people this week an
4 as-ss- result two complaints were lodge
- with DR.. Henry Tucker, health officer
v The horse was owned by DR.. Clark
!. who thought it was far enough ava,
from the street so that it would no
{ become obnoxious and 50 decided no
q to bury the carcass. DR.. Tucker Wis
r tied the pasture and later notified ID
Clark that in the opinion OF tn
health board the carcass was nuI
:, sance and directed Dr., Clark to bur
n il. DR.. Clark protested that the cal
= cass was on his ground, that the con
:. plant was prompted by spite an
,. that he did not consider the carcass
y nuisance, but Dr. Tucker insiste
J.. that it be buried within a REASONABLE
4, time or the town would bury it at ID
. Clark S expense and place the case /
4 the hands of officers of the law. 1t
;. understood that DR.. Clark will compl
[, with the request
4 W. II. Bracket, town treasure
= has sent to State Treasurer E. L
0 Deavitt this week a check for $3l6.O
Y covering the interest on Brattleboro
q share of the United States deposI
e money for the past six months at
: per cent. The interest was paid undo
protest The legislature of 1906 passe
an act requiring the towns to retur
y the United States deposit money
J. the state treasurer. the same to b.
l. come a part of permanent fund, c
|, to pay interest upon it at per cen
i At the last town meeting Brattlebor
e voted to pay back this town S shan
t. of the fund, which amounts to betwee
II $4,000 and $4,000, and to issue bone
n therefor. At later meeting on M
# ton of f. W. Gibson, it was voted ne
It to pay back the money until tn
IT town s liability had been Determined
4 the condition under which the tow
Is received the money in the first pla(
# being that it should remain in II
l, towns hands until called for by Il
d United States or by the state of We
n. mont for the purpose of redistrlb
n ton based upon a new census. 1t
t. believed by many that the town is nj
s obliged to return the money under tt
lie circumstances.
le A collision of an automobile ar
carriage in the hollow above a.
70 WYATT s house on North Main sire
pr Saturday night resulted disastrously
. the carriare and injured the OCCUPANT