The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-30
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The next band concert will be on
the common Tuesday evening.
The parochial schools begin their
fall term Tuesday.
The free kindergarten will open
next Wednesday at the same time as
the public schools at its rooms in EN-
erson block.
The w. C. T. U. will hold a food
sale next Saturday afternoon in their
rooms in Emerson block from 2 until &
o clock.
-Jchan NJ. Dugan has sold his house
on Locust street to Miss Hattie M.
Mather of Marlboro who will take pos
session October l. The sale was made
through A. V. Mays agency.
State Auditor Horace +. Graham
of Craftsbury was in Brattleboro We'd
nesday to make the semi-annual settle
ment with the county clerk, sheriff,
jailer and justices of the peace.
The village schools open Wednes'
day, Sept 4. Miss Tucker will keep
Office hours from to 4, Tuesday, Sept.
3, to register new pupils. Examina-
lions will be given conditioned pupils
during these hours.
The women of the Unitarian so.
ciety will hold their annual fair at
Festival hall Thursday, September ..
Doors open at o clock. Supper served
at o clock, followed by a concert
and dance. All are cordially invited.
An enjoyable party was held at
Camp Comfort Wednesday night In
honor of Miss Marguerite Tucker
About 10 gathered to celebrate
good old.fashioned corn roast. When
the corn was eaten the remainder of
the evening was spent in singing and
playing games.
The marriage banns of Miss Caro-.
Iyn Evangeline Lavelle, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Lavelle of % Oak
street. and Hugh Henry Harwood,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. HARDWOOD
of % Forest street, were read IN 81
Michael's Roman Catholic church Sun
day. The marriage will take place In
September.
News has been received this week
of the marriage in Bloomington, H.
of Jerome w. Moran and Miss Marion
A. Burgoyne. The ceremony was per
formed August 10 by Dean Auson OF
St Matthew IS church of that city. MI
Moran is well known here, having beer
resident of this town until veal
AGO when he went to Illinois.
School begins in this district wed
nesday, Sept. 4. Examinations VIII DIT
held in the high school room TUESDAY
at 9 o clock for pupils who have con
ditions The high school buliulng VII
not be open until o clock Wednes
dav morning. School begins earlier
than usual this year because of tint
week g vacation that will be takeI
during the week of the Valley far.
Creamery butter has advanced this
week to 35 cents per pound. THIS IN
crease is due in large measure 10 tn'
| lack of n sufficient amount OF cream
The farmers say that they cannot prol
itably supply the cream at the preSen
rate on account of the prices charge'
for Grain and the increase in wages
demanded by laborers. kumor ma
also been current that the mllhiil IL
were to charge seven cents quart ioI
milk. but a canvas among some "
4hon, shows that no such steps will o'
taken at present.
The attention of everyone in thi
soction is called to that portion OF th'
Vormont statutes which requires that
whenever a person dies withou
medical attendance, the head OIL 'n'
household where such death occurs, O.
+ho NEXT of kin, shall Immediately noI
;fv the. health officer, if there be one
otherwise a member Of the local poai :
If health where such death occurred
who shall. after proper investigator
ona if deemed necessary by him aIte
an autopsy to determine the cause o.
Jnoth issue a certificate Of death.
Attorney A. G. Spencer has ME- le'
.o4;ao With Selectman William ii. Nln
nv +bat satisfaction will be demand
W from the town for injuries receives
bv George H. Barrett ana Wilil'n
Sullivan when they fell through
Ln;dna near Mr.. Barrett s farm on th
9th of this month The TWO ~e y
crossing the bridge with loau ~ y
wood when without warning VIZ
h Mo cave way and they fell som I,
* feet TO the rocks below. Mr.. sum
ron has been able to work a little ou
Nr Rarrett is able only to SIT up
nart Of the day. The notice IS IN az %
ppordance with the new law that q
S Jons mist be given in which time Tn
Soiectmen can have opportunity 10 az
inst damages before a suit can y
prouoht. G. G. Fits is ASSOCIATE ,e'
With Attorney Spencer IN TINS in"''o'
Mrs Cora B. Leonard Of this tow
and Mrs, Ernest Wheeler OF "lncnen
don Mass, were slightly injured ~ =,
uunawav accident Friday Wheh Vi
h a that they were driving wa
nn;ahtened at an automobile belonging
- Tayes Bigelow, as they were pass
~ the Home for the Aged ana DIS
~ LII on Western avenue. Both "o
snan were thrown out, but not serious
neh h,rt AS soon as possible they wer
taken to the home OF Mrs heonaiu
Sanobter, Mrs. William Ferry, anu
nbvsician summoned. Later they mer
P ny n Mrs. Leonard s home, wher
IT, have been recovering from vi
tn ;Sb+ n and slight bruises sustained
m ai horse started at the approach Q
I ne ,aacbine and in trying to get ava
I'm sne tbe automobile collided with
telephone pole, when the ca mera throw row
turned and the occupants were ,efU wv,