The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-20
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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There will be a dance each night
of the fair in grange hall. Good mu'
sic will be furnished.
The women of class 10, Baptist
church, will have sale of baked
beans, brown bread, doughnuts and
cake at the Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday
from until 8 o clock.
The body of Mrs. Charles Hudson,
5S, daughter of Samuel b. Wells, who
formerly lived in district No. d, was
brought here Saturday and buried in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
The same talented eompany-in.
Guiding Mary Habitat appeared
here last winter in The Girl Of the
Golden West will return for the first
fair night at the auditorium.
The body OF Charles Henry Stod'
dard, ,months.old son of Frank b.
Stoddard, was brought here from
" akefeld, Mass, Sunday and buried
in Prospect Hill cemetery. Mr.. Stod-
dard S former home was in Brattle'
boro.
The postoflice will be closed Wed,
nesday and Thursday afternoons and
on those days the carriers will make
only the morning delivery. The rural
carriers will make their regular deliv'
cries during the Valley fair. The OF,
flee will be open Wednesday and
Thursday evenings from 6 to 5.
Thomas A. Guihecn will return
Monday to his home on Reed street.
Guiheen is now engaged in playing a
post season series on the Lynn team.
He has played particularly well since
he left Fall River and his friends
hope that he will be chosen field cap
tain of the Lynn team next year
e. Wales will return from West
field, Mass, Monday to open his dane
ing school. Saturday afternoon, sept
IS, at 2.3O there will be a reunion for
all the children who have attended
any dancing school and all who want
to ioin. Thursday evening, Oct. 8, at
s O'clock all adults who have attend
ed in the past and new ones are IN
vited to odd Fellows hall.
M. w. Chamberlin, formerly at u
B. White s livery stable, is unable TO
work this week on account OF MUIR
les he received Saturday afternoon
while caring for a transient horse. lie
was adjusting an interfering strap
when the animal kicked and struck
Mr. Chamberlin's left hand with
such force that the thumb and lore
finger were badly crushed.
The public improvements com
mittee of the board of trade WISHES
10 call the attention of BrattleborG
neople to the fact that next week Will
see thousands of strangers IN town
T,ocal residents, therefore, should take
care TO have their lawns and the turn
IN front of the sidewalks bordering
their homes neatly cut and trimmed
and all unsightly rubbish should pe
removed so that the town may make
a favorable impression upon Vlsl'ors
Judge James l.. Martin OF t l
town. Judge of the United States als
tr;ct and circuit courts, has been noti
fed bv Judge Platt of Connecticut
That after October l Judge Platt VII
he able TO again take up the WORK II
Connecticut, which he was oollgeo ~
rive up the past summer on accou n,
of i'll health. Judge Martin mas pee II
doing the work in both states Ill
would be obliged to give up the Con
necticut work anyway after octooe
! GU, "ooount of the opening of the au
tnmn term Of court in this state
Frank D. Robbins of West Dunn
rrorston was arrested Saturday D.
m T,or Sheriff C, l. Knapp on com
nloint Of States Attorney II. u ba
Pc pnn charged him with assault upoi
GEORGE Coz, Nash Sept. 9. Judge Gibson
r11oceJ Robbins under bonds to aPpe3a
Sent. q, and Frank b. b aho 60 1T 1T
attorney. became surety Inc cn la1u
of The case seem to show that ueoIs'
Mash a man of 81 years, decided ~ y
form to Robbins in return for whici
DIN was to care for him ana III
no :a" hiring the rest of their lives
W. VIZ overc;sing this care Sept ROD
- - obiected to the old man taklhs
| one of the Ieamoj a.
that Robbins choked him. :
George W. Andrews, director n =
.,,nsio at Oberlin college, Oberlln' "
il mus - Rrattleboro last week to IN
mas the plant of the Estey orga,
specS NV and TO hear the big memo
coln iran in the First Baptist churcp
which was built by the Estey HILL ,,,o !
was not a business trip, put p noit
o m"s Of pleasure. Mr.. Andrews G teGen.
I ~ heard the organ at the saw " :
y nrn Harbor. Staten Island, n I
snhieb IS the largest organ YET T Gon
s %r,C bv the Estey company, dro
stluos4 tad him to come to Brattleporo
pr Pr h occupied one afternoon Ioohin
through the plant and thaS ond ex
and the next forenoon nearing anu y
aiming the memorial organ
Nod r. Coombs of Guilford, SUI SUI
stitute mail carrier at tne h nt"S mo
boro office, was thrown from ;n us naa
torcvcle early Saturday nlo IN Got re-
40 Memorial hospital ana ulo nv haI
tne ~ oonsciousness for fully Ia !
gam M Coombs was on his way ~
noui' ,ostofice when in some We
the PoI Sa cannot explain the wh nee
whlch nc and he was sent over IN
G gondle bars. C. A. Borden nj Plcf t5
G Ganug up and took him lnsG fter
S EoU of Charles A. Smltn. I'D q,
mus nos+ Coombs wished to Pfo pro- him /
h bsSO wav and Mr.. Smith carried p . n nbvsi
ms w 80 and later called IN a pny - :
s cian. According to the d tbe iniure
vnee to to- his home where l., he s 9e wa "a
covered 20 come ONE to the village in the IN
able oo 10 One pedal on the ma'niH