The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-27
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


set for Oct 80.
Bingham chapter, o. L, s., will
initiate candidates Tuesday evening,
Oct. l.
Tickets for Sweet Kitty Bellairs
go on sale tomorrow morning at the
box office,
Mrs. Bascoms millinery opening
win be held Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 4 and ..
Bingham chapter, o. L. s., will
initiate officers for the coming year at
its next meeting, Tuesday, Oct l.
The grange sewing sciety will
meet Friday, Oct, 4, at $50 a. m. All
are requested to bring their lunch and
spend the day.
Yesterday Rutland Herald stat
ed that there were IL excursion
tickets sold at that station Tuesday
and AZ Wednesday to people who were
to attend the Valley fair.
The next meeting of Protective
grange will be Oct. 2, A good pro-
gram will be given, which will include
an address by State Master IT, W.
Pierce. followed by discussion.
AT a meeting of the BARRIERS, in
Eagles hall Sunday about a dozen
were present and a temporary organl-
zation formed with William lifts as
chairman. He was instructed TO com,
municate with some organizer ana ~
is expected that permanent branen
of the National BARRIERS union OIL
America will be formed in the course
of few weeks.
Charles Stone, a patient from inc
Retreat. was arrested Saturday even
inc at 5 o clock in front of the town
hail by Chief of Police j. Ii. Evans
stone had reached the stage OF lntoxi'
cation where he thought he must au'
dress the women that passed by MN;
Tn the municipal court he pieadeu
guilty to the charge and was nneu
IS and costs, amounting to slV'oo'
which he paid.
"A logman coming from winning,
ton was over anxious to board the
3 % train Monday afternoon ana when
ho found that the train was already
moving threw his grip at the platform ~
of the passenger car preparatory y
boarding it. His aim was oad, now
aver for the valise smashed the enc
window and rolled off. As the tram
"assad ont of the station he was seer
!" 'o gatber up his belongings and starr
for Main street 80.
Tho horses attached to the JACK
sonv;lle stage became frightened a
sSn nars while standing near th'
s sno house Monday afternoon an'
waived in a lively run up the ma,
.noot as far as the crossing WheIe
sr go aht train prevented their progle:
on fhe track. They turned az e.,
no;nt and ran up Bridge street 40 .ha a
p ps The Brattleboro House, where 'H NJ
~ stopped by Harry st. or' "
damage was done. von. 90
The meeting of the Vermont 81 ~
- Tinted States Daughters OF loi
o. et'' lie home of Mrs. George on na =,
Oak street, Friday afternoon w.. wo We,
enioyable event. Greetings 70 70, '4 tHo ma
enJof CO.," societv were extended by the ma Id
n!ono, nresident, Mrs. William GER
s SiUni Mary Ritter Shea reao = "a p Fl
olaue a. The Religion of the EAR n
Egyptians. The poem poem 4 nb nodo Pecl
F Fsn written by Mrs. Ineouoi9c charlie
as well recited by MIS- 81, sIad,
n Ga of Lowell, Mass. MIS-, nv,
,yb n came here as the guest ol v M,'
Mno left for her home in New ioi
city Saturday. s,orman 7!
Mrs. Caroline u, ohe NJ Iswtor
d;od At the home of Oscar M. 's Satin,
1e Linden street, of apopleAs wa
a. aov afternoon. Mrs. shern oao sh
gay a. IN Putney, Sept. s, 1873, 'i
porn n 30 to Reuben Sherha q.
was at the age of 81 years; oOo oin sb
Dover LIZ AZ Of Mr.. Sherman in 1867 81
the oeasn a her home with Mr.. Lawtg o.
had maui los "a step daughter, Mrs, =
1 lon s Howe of Iowa, VINO Mrs Law
, ,eH her since the death OIL miI FINER,
WIN month ago. A private on nu niat
ton held at 7 O'Clock SATURDAY .e H
was .h Nh home Rev. H. R. Miles 9nloi"
at tpe Burial mp was in Dover Monday
ing hos been discovered that UNI UNI
+entionally a statute provn ,,ntS sha
no county clerk of each co onS hay
y I ,aen on file in his ONCE, an1 81 Il
h MN not to exceed three l., u i, th,
poun snaners published regularly N WIN in
neWsP"Pb hos been overlooked IN W. a at
eou m county. The statute was $ en forc
ham coo ours ago and it is still in torc
many years County Clerk u.
= - stowe, who has receh'i S.s bee
a Il, Of Mindham county MAJ u%' stow
: oalled to the statute, anu ouons;deratio
has t stetnte provides that il less so, 'n1
Inc steiner, naners are published IN c ,one
; three Eek R"p NAV select from the apr agft
clerk ntSer county, giving, PREV e
of some .p Sose which publish the mo
historical matter. -, - q
mno names of the members OF ! !
l aa;+nr;aI board of the Dlal' 1y q
new ,t eo high school paper. o Mp
f. BratlteoottO last Friday by PrlnciL
given Ga 'rr Smith. A differen1 pr ~
Of selecting the editors h,,itted to t
B wear. Each class su amas of membe
focnlty a list of names names b he accept
Hose appointment Wo sn, these lis
wnos 80 The class, and from ~. tne b;oht
bic 70 so iec those having the sn nIs
were S; IN glish. They are as iJ Prov
marks IN ah;ef Howard A. blo'
Editor,ln, s;ness manager, Hyland
1908; pu ZOOS: assistant business sso nis
ager, Russeii - a Barber, ~
s X P Rsgs " 7soi Howe Hs@ eS
P nan Jones' 1905 Ro1s.t 19 3; A hfe
{G1ss' r. yg Martin 1909 ARTHUR AoaaTd p