The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-27


e. Wales dancing class meets
Thursday evening at : O'Clock at odd
Fellows hall.
Tom Dowd, who has just finished
the season as manager OF the hoiyoke
base ball team, il In town for a Few
days.
DIR. Ida Brigham, formerly super
intendent Of the Memorial hospital,
came Wednesday TO assume the posi-
tion of house physician Of the DIR, H.
X. Lynch hospital.
There are few Of the attraSive
cards and souvenir books OF the val
lev fair which met with such lhrge
sale Mt the fair this week, remaining
and these may be obtained OF the
high school pupils next week.
The case of Watson French
against Mrs. Viola Miller Of DUN
merston in which the plaintiff claims
that Mrs. Miller holds pair OF steers
belonging TO him without legal right,
is postponed until Saturday, Oct o.
The postal cards and souvenir
books OF the Valley fair which were
gotten up by the high school pupils
10 swell the Washington fund are not
all gone vet and the remaining ones
will be sold by the pupils next week.
A pair of horses belonging to Jen
ison Thurber INDUCED in lively run
away Monday afternoon, tearing
through Main street at lightning,
like clip and continuing their mad
career until stopped several miles
north of the village.
F. l.. Childs, Il. J. Knowlton and
Charles A. Stotkwell are the three
men employed by the street railway
company who have been on the ears
for ten successive years. During that
period they have been found at their
posts Of duty throughout the weeks Oh
the Valley fair.
Rally day will be observed at the
Baptist Bible school next Sunday AZ
the usual hour. A special effort VIII
no made TO secure new scholars. Inc
morning church service will have es-
necial reference TO the occasion; .
| large chair, and special and beautifnl
decorations in the church by A. W.
Roel, Me.
Fourteen of the nurses at the Me-
mortal hospital enjoyed a masquerade,
party among themselves at the nurses
home last evening from $50 to lo.3o
| o clock. Each young woman was
dressed to represent girl ~ years
old or Younger. The evening was
very pleasantly spent and an elapor
ate luncheon served.
=. NJ. Taylor & company, VINO
have branch in the American buid'
inc are now consolidated stock ex'
change house and will run wire TO
their local office from New York city
Monday. An operator Will be EN-
4 Moved in addition to the local'man,
ager. Harry Gray. Quotations VIII
be made on a board.
Miss Maria L. Stedman Will en-
terrain Brattleboro chapter, d. A: h.
NJ her home on the chapters annlver
sarv dav. Friday, Oct, 4, at 3 clock
An members unable to attend are
requested to send a few words OF
greeting TO be read in response &c
Toll.eall as announced in year book
Mrs. Abby Fuller will repeat A STORY
Told by an Old Tree.
Charles Z. Hutchings of Brooklin'
was arrested in that town SATURDAY
nv Sheriff A. C. Thompson on com
piaint of State IS Attorney X. Z. ia
con. He was taken to Newfane wher'
he pleaded guilty to the charge OF IN
toxication and was fined by Judge L
w, Gibson the usual s. and cost
amounting to $1S.45. In default 0
payment he was placed in the count.
iail to serve Is days.
The attention of county eour
was occupied from last Friday unit
, Wednesday with the case of Z, 4
Shepardson of Williamsville agains
Dorr Derby of that town, an action Q
assumpsit on the question OF damage
on dog shooting racket. The cas-
! went to the jury Wednesday and
, verdict for the plaintiff to recove
damages of one cent and costs wa
, brought in. A recess was taken froI
, Wednesday afternoon until TN
! morning and another recess Will 2
> taken next week in order to allo'
, Judge Haselton to attend the sesslo
of supreme court in Montpelier.
= The general convention of tn
Protestant Episcopal church VIII {
:, held this year at Richmond, W.T., b'
. ginning Oct and lasting three
! weeks. The Boston Transcript WI
n be represented at this convention D
John W. Wood, corresponding seer
!. tary of the Domestic and Foreign MI
/. sionary society of the Episcopi
!. chlrch and editor of The Spirit
: Missions, who is one of the foremos
!. laymen of his church. His reports Q
!. the convention of 1904 in Bostol
3 which appeared exclusively in tn
f Transcript, will be recalled as I'll
!, best published. These reports VIII a
:. pear daily during the convention, an
|. oplv in the Transcript.