The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-25
G. NJ. Park, Tutor. 9 Forest q,
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

his Ford runabout for new machine
of the same make and model.
The Woodmen will give their next
dance of the winter series in Red
Mems hall Tuesday evening.
The annual fair of Protective
grange will be given Oct. 80 with the
usual attractions including chicken.
pie supper.
The W. c. T. U. will serve a baked
bean supper in the rest room next Sat.
urday afternoon from half past five un
til o clock.
The Ladies D. C. club meet with
Mrs. Albert Reyes this afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. j. +.
Mack next Friday afternoon.
The second football team of Nor
witch university defeated the Montpel-
Ter seminary team last week by a
score of II to 6. Crosby Adams of
this town played quarterback for Nor
witch while Warren Crosby filled the
position of right guard.
S. w. Edgett has sold the house
belonging to the Judge Hoyt II. Wheel
er estate on Guilford street to Gustav
Hertzberg. Mr.. Hertzberg viii paint
the house and paper all the rooms. 1t
! is understood that he will remodel II
somewhat. He buys for an investment
--Bradstreet 8 weekly trade report
says: Brattleboro merchants report
excellent trade, volume of business
exceeds that of a year ago. Labor is
well employed and a new machine in.
dustry in town it is expected will add
to number of employees to some ex-
tent.
Oliver Son was arrested Monday
night by Chief of Police James II.
Evans. He was found near the top Of
tbe hill in front of Warren Doolittle g
house on High street in a state of in
toxication. He pleaded guilty in the
municipal court and was fined S. and
costs, amounting to 5000, which were
paid.
The chemical engine was called
Monday afternoon to the house on
Maple street where William Martin re-
sides. Smoke was seen coming from
the windows and every appearance OF a
serious blaze led the neighbors to call
FOR assistance. An investigation
showed that pot of meat carelessly
left ON the stove had burned down.
because of Attorney General
Fits g attendance at the Fairbanks
mnrder case there has been second
nostponement of the case of the state
against George T. Howard. ex-railroad
commissioner to recover $500 alleged
to have been overcharged IN HOW
ard e EXPENSE account to the state.
This case was set for trial in Orleans
cnnntv court at Newport "Wednesday
but probably will not be reached be-
fore the first of next week.
The funeral of Amos V. May was
hold of the home, "a Western avenue,
Friday afternoon at $50, Rev. A. ii.
Webb. officiating. Burial was in Pros-
nect Hin cemetery. The bearers Were
ffobn NJ Tucker, o. f. Randall, ii. u.
hold at the home, "a Western avenue,
those who came from out of town were
Elliot Choate of Fitchburg, Mass ;
George Underwood of Bellows rams ans
silas May, Mr.. and Mrs Fred under,
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MARTIN
of Wardsboro.
Every phase of college life is
.oncbed npon in Jules Murry's new
NAV At Yale. The boys are seen IN
no, study rooms, "Bohning" for
dear life. They are shown on the lis
err at work and finally in their poa.,
milling the race that wins 1or tneh.
the victory for which they nave oe eii
working the entire winter. ana a.: a..
around this picture of college IRE
tbere snrges the greatest love story
nat has been put upon the stage IN
tbis season or in many another ms
NAV will be seen here tomorro" hishV'
Rev. Father Thomas o'Donognne
left Tuesday for Poultney TO 'a hao
charge of the parish there: ne r M
heen An assistant to Rev. fathel ~
Carmody for II months and during
b;s stav here has made many lasting
sr;ends A large number of frlends
and a delegation from the knlgnts u
@n were at the station to plu
him good by. 1t is expected that an,
n III s ourate will be appointed soon to
o osa;st in the work of this parish; fa'
to- O,Donoghue received sups'ah,
.;aI snm of money as tribute TO ,ne
.nsnant in which he was held by HE
Brattleboro parishioners'
An attachment was placed on Tue
onartv of the Majestic Moving re.
plop onanv Saturday by Deputy
euis VI J. wilkins. The doors
wera locked by the officer, but ousi
ness was resumed later in the gay VI
oonsant to remain there as receiver
me- Tls tronble arose over the failure "
tne oomnany to return $65 borrowed
sno part 0gilyie. who is employed d.
ticket taker. Ogilvie was promises uod
sneedv return of the amount D9 OFT vos
and a position at $l5 weeh' ooroa
GIVEN the position according 70 a r.
g ise4 Int the company neglected -
the salary or make any payinen,
pay .ha s65 Sheriff Wilkins remained
W assassion until Tuesday morning
~ hdu The wberewithal was forthcoming
rbo locomotive which took the
Central Vermont railroad eln .tana tbs
Now London Sunday to a1senG n
banquet given in honor Oh Ium he
Nash the retiring superintendent, ~
oome stalled last Sunday eVe =,
;ns. above Townshend Whine On ~
JusS 70 south Londonderry to Din, il
way rao,lar morning train to brat.i -
L .ne Monday morning. The rear truce rue;
peiV .ha tender gave way and the acet
oi hIocked traffic until about ~
u usa1oot Monday morning. inc pas
ciue train from South Londonoeir,
sengel 81 10 o'clock did not arrive
d ansil mere nearly noon and the morning