The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-25
BratHebOrO Local

The new shop Of the Esiey Organ
company IL being equipped this week
with automatic IRE sprinklers.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
society held a whist party IN the pa
roehial school hall Wednesday evening
Another party will be held In Eagles
hall In the Re,ting block next Wednes'
day evening.
The trolley wire OF the Bratileboro
street railroad broke this morning near
IL. NJ. Kanaston IS house In West Brat
,leboro and since the accident ears
have been able TO 70 no farther ihan W.
l., Walkers place.
Mrs. Horace Newton died TINS
morning at her home In Guilford, AFTER
AN illness Of several years from nervous
,ronbles. She leaves besides her hus'
ban, a daughter, Mrs. Horace frefon'
taine OF West Brattleboro. She was
nbout o. years old. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made
lin their eagerness TO exploit their
fair OF Feb. Z the high school seniors
have overstopped village ordinance by
hosting advertising cards ON trees
throughout the village, The practice
has been spoken Of frequently and the
baili1s have issued orders that they
will enforce the ordinance which for
bids IL.
The first in a series OF ladies
nights under the auspices OF Leo conh'
ell. Knights of Columbus, took place
in Grange hall last evening. There was
good attendance and the occasion
proyed an extremely enjoyable one.
Dancing was enjoyed from TO II TO
music by Dugnn, Leitsinger and Hines,
while those who did not care TO danee
spent the evening playing cards. ne
freshments were served.
The first case in the new Brattie'
boro Municipal court was tried TINS
morning before Judge f. w. dibson'
Antonio Scippano, an Italian, became
intoxicated last evening and after
some alteration in the shoe repairing
shop of Emidio Mancini on Main street
fight followed. Scippano was arrested
! by Policeman Warren and lodged IN
the village lookup. He was tried this
morning on the charge of breach oil
peaee and fined 50 and costs amounting
10 sl039. The man whom he assaulted
showed that no hard feelings remained
by paying part of the fine
The Fessenden Helping Hand SO
ciety of the Congregational church helo
n pleasant chatting dish social IN the
church parlors last evening. About ~
voung women were present. Games
were PLAYED and musical program
consisting of songs by Miss Ethel Kan
dali and piano selections by Miss Emily
Clam and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter, was
much enioyed. In the last Is years tins
society has paid for scholarship ~
Hampton school, Hampton, Va, besides
several other scholarships at dlnereh'
colleges. Recently the society paid fol
n four years scholarship at Vermont
University for young man from town
John Pierce, a missionary from South
| Africa, who spoke before the society
recently. was helped through Fisk Uni
versity by four years scholarship
paid by the society
The Brattleboro Trust company be
gins business tomorrow in its new BANK
ing rooms in the Brooks House block
The quarters have been very attractive
" equipped. The counters and vans
coting are of golden oak, the walls are
covered with green Lincruster-Walton
and the room is covered by steel
ceiling painted white. The new vaul,
is covered in front with white enamel
thing and presents an appearance al
once handsome and secure. At the
right of the entrance is the office OF
the president and treasurer, separated
from the main room by low partition
A directors room has been fitted up
at the rear Of the vault, entrance being
gained by passage atsthe left of the
main counter. The hours of the com
pany will be from 9 a. m, to 3 p. m.
except on Saturdays when the bank will
be open from 7.30 to 9 in the evening
as well as through the day.