The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-07-05

brought here and buried In the Pros
peet Hill cemetery Tuesday.
Frank G. O'Noil of White River
Junction, deputy high chief ranger OF
the Catholic Order of foresters, will
make his semi,annual visitation to ST.
Michael i court next Tuesday evening
Raymond Green was painfully in
iured NJ Spotford lake yesterday while
attempting TO crank Rambler auto
mobile. As he lifted on the handle II
slipped off aud struck him in the face
cutting his lips and loosening several
front teeth.
The Valley Fair association has
received from c. NJ, Winslow of Bran
don, secretary of the Ayrshire Breed
ers association, very handsome sill
yer cup for the registered Ayrshire
cow having the highest score in tho
butter test
The vacation school under the aus
piees of the Brattlcboro Woman 3 club
will open Monday morning at y
0 clock in the eighth and ninth grade
rooms of the high school building All
children whose names have been hand'
ed in are requested to report promptly
and those who have any tools are re-
questcd to bring them.
William Sanderline was run over
| by his own wagon on the Brook road
Monday night and il was thought at
first that he was severely injured. lie
was driving along the road when he
fell of the wagon and the wheels
passed over his body. 1t was thought
at first that his neck was broken but
later he was able TO 20 to his home IN
! Marlboro unassisted.
Members of the Unitarian Sunday
school and parish are planning to 60 to
Spofford lake next Thursday for their
annual picnic. Through the courtesy
of the owner, the cottage Of Linn u
TAYLOR will serve as headquarters dur
ing the day. Conveyances will leave
the church from $50 TO 9 a. m. for the
lake. If the weather proves stormy
the picnic will take place on the fol
lowing day.
The picnic of the Brattleboro and
West Brattleboro Baptist Sunday
schools was held YESTERDAY at the
Brookside park in West Brattleboro
with about 800 attending. The team
from the West Brattleboro church won
the tug of war and the West Brattle'
boro Baraca baseball team won the
baseball game against the Brattleboro
team by the score Of 90 to IL. The
regular picnic dinner was served as
were also ice.cream, cake and coffee,
The lawsuit of Ellen +. Moore
against her former husband, John NJ.
Moore. which was to have been tried
M South Newfane last Monday was
continued for one week Several years
ago the couple were married but Mrs.
Moore secured divorce and later
went to work for her erstwhile husband
as domestic. She states that he re-
fused to pay her wages and she is su'
ing him for $l25. +. J. Waterman is
counsel for Mrs. Moore and n. f.
Sehwenk for Mr.. Moore.
A horse and express wagon be
longing to the Bradley estate went
over the railroad embankment back OF
the Bradley greenhouses last Friday
afternoon, and the services of no less
than five men were needed to get the
team on level ground again. The
horse s feet became entangled in one
of the wheels and it was necessary to
cut the spokes before the animal could
be released. The harness, too, had to
be cut to pieces. The horse was not
seriously injured although it received
several bruises.
Nearly 100 people attended the
New England Order of Protection has
ket picnic at Harvey Noble S place yes
terdav. The afternoon was spent IN
speaking and recitations by different
ones after which several violin solos
were given by NJ. n. Stafford. These
were followed by number of phone
graph selections by Mr.. Tanning. The
potato race was won by Mr.. Searles of
Bellows Falls and the lemon race for
women was won by Miss Ida Chase
with Viola Niles second. At 4
o clock ball game was called and
after close contest the score stood
II to 10. Miss Maud Stafford won
the prize in the number contest ke'
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served after which there was good
display of fireworks concluding with a
balloon ascension.
Mrs, Bartholomew O'Riley, 65
died at the home of her niece and
adopted daughter, Mrs. M. j. Moran
at Highland avenue Wednesday at
; ternoon. Although she had been IN
poor health for some time her deatl
was unexpected. Mrs. O'Riley was
born in Ireland So years ago and came
to this country when she was young
girl. Her parents were Thomas ano
! Anne Buckley, her maiden name being
; Julia Buckley. She was married tt
Bartholomew Riley of this town A.
t years ago and he died in May, 1906
| She leaves two sisters, Mrs. PatricF
Murphy of Athol, Mass, and Mrs. Alb
bic Barrett of Cottage City, n. j. She
. leaves also nephew, James Barrett, OF
baseball fame. The funeral was helt
at the Catholic church this morning a
5 8 O clock, Rev. FIR. NJ. j. Carmody Off
, ciating and the body was buried II
! the Catholic cemetery.
!. Frank Inman, who gave his nome
! address as Cleveland, Tenn, was triet
! last Saturday before Justice 7. q
O ,Brien of Bellows Falls on State
Attorney Bacon's complaint charging
! him with burglary. Probable cause
: was found and he was bound over tt
a the September term of the county
: court under bonds of $500 which hi
/ was unable to furnish and so wa
$ sent to the jail at Newfane to avail
, ~: 4r;,l 1nman was seen FRIDAY