The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-19
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

T. L. have been adjourned until the
first Tuesday in September.
Canton Palestine, l. o. o. f., will
hold sale of ice-eream and cake on
the common Wednesday evening.
New native potatoes made their
in the local market yester.
day and are selling at 35 cents peek.
The woman S auxiliary of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will hold food sale at the
association rooms tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock,
William b. Vinton received last
week a new Gilmore automobile. The
machine is a handsome ear with 40
horsepower, four cylinder two cycle,
engine.
The First Regiment band will
give its next concert on the common
Wednesday evening, weather permit
ting. If stormy it will be given the
following evening.
Congressman Haskins received no
tice recently of the granting of pen.
sion to a man in the northern part of
the state, carrying with it over $l4,-
900 in back pay.
William Lenihan will move his
barber shop from the Judge building
to the quarters in the Ullery block
formerly occupied by f. j. Fenton 4
company. The shop will be opened
Monday.
1t will be of interest to the thea
ter going public of Brattleboro to know
that The Lion and the Mouse, regard
ed by many as the best dramatic Of
ferinp ever seen on the local boards,
has been booked for an appearance
here in November.
There was a smashup on Elliot
street last Saturday evening when a
team belonging to Howard Il Yearly
and another driven by George Vlvler
locked wheels, throwing Mr.. Vivier
over the dashboard The mixup was
soon cleared up and no damage was
done.
The schedule for the open-air ser
vices ON the common during the next
five weeks is as follows: July q, Rev.
J. A. Mitchell of West Brattleboro,
speaker: July 2S, Rev. D. Z. Trout;
Aug. 4. DR.. F. Z. Marble of Cambridge,
Mass; Aug. II, to be supplied; Aug
IS, Atlanta male quartet
Mrs. Hannah Powers, IS, fell from
the steps of her home on Green street
Wednesday afternoon, losing her pal
ance as she was attempting to throw
a dipper of water on a dog. she sus,
tanned a sprained ankle, a spraineo
wrist and numerous bruises MISS
Phoebe Cressy is caring for her.
Dana Stafford shot two dogs, q
collie and a terrier, that he found
Worrying his sheep Friday afternoon
The dogs belonged to Julius Exner but
wore no collars when Mr. STAFFORD
fonnd them. One bullet was suticient
to kill them both. A pair of dogs
chased the flock of sheep owned by "A
r. Stebbins Sunday.
Patrick Clarity, an employe OF the
Central Vermont railroad, miraculousIy
escaned serious injury Friday evening
while ascending the coal chute. Wnel
near the top of the structure Garfity
made a false step and fell to the pr,
below, distance of about 81 leet' a. T.
was thought at first that he was pauiy
hurt but examination showed that the
extent of his injuries was le"
bruises.
Members of the fish and game
commission went to Chesterfield July
70 investigate the case OF tame ueeI
rTbioh has been bothering farmers II
+hat locality for some time. Inc deel
b n fawn and James H. Stearns Of
Pine Grove Springs hotel has agree
TO build a small park, where pom 4 a.,
he kent secure and away IRON 'n'
gardens in the neighborhood'-heen'
Sentinel.
Tho crew of he switching engine
in the local yard with several , o.no,
+roinmen started a fight last ffluaS
erenino and for a time it looked az ~ Il
,oilroa3ing would have to stop lo'
sauoral davs until new men We're PIo
sal or the Others recovered. AT las
cooier heads prevailed and the ngn
e 49, s+onned but not before sunarS
Wsbiners y and other contuS a a n
been given and received. Inc NJ e.,
orow ont of the argument as W s az,
Srelative railroading ability OF TWO I'LL
ferent sets of men.
The open air meeting unae t . un,
ausnices of the Y. M. 9. A., WIi tn.n "%'
a hu1P IN the Common Sunday Afternoon VI
r no,u attended by the largest CROWD o. o.
Wa ma' sooson there being fully 5oo pres
tna 'o Tba crowd exceeded the seating
enu, and many stood or sat upo y.
1 .bp Grass L. W. Hawley presided d
the meeting and Rev. W. W. wa am mi u
Philadelphia, who is supplying t tho p oh
III Of the Baptist church IN tne er on
l pau Of Rev. G. B. Lawson, reao ll ;nl
9 9en scr;nture and gave an lnteres1in y
t tnn A S. Thompson sang U Goa u
Abraham.
1iont Leslie A. I. Chapman, mrs nS
-o1rv IS the officer detailed by 'n'
cava arnnont TO observe and report u
eos " r, n of the First National uu Tlu
tno 10 held at the state grounds at + T y,
70 w Allen. beginning August .. L Inv
general order for the fDst aRnnt this year
Tbn regiment will rendezvous Is d" norm ",
eamn grounds at 6 o clock N !, 'I hours q
e"an instead of arriving at all houis % y
i my aaT as heretofore. Instead Oh -,
!n4 NIL being sent ahead by eaGn con con;
detall po nTonare camp a small regl
mems IN issue canvass, poles and tent ,i R5b
VINE, when o tnJ shirts are to be issue
| Dlue .;,,ol at camp.