The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-17

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, ground for new house at the corner OF
Green and School streets.
Friendship circle will meet in ODD
, Fellows hall next Friday afternoon
Supper will be served at 6,l5.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
meet with Mrs, C.. L, Downer ON Cot
tage street Wednesday afternoon at
o clock.
The annual meeting of the Grange
Dramatic club which was 10 have been
held in Grange hall Wednesday evening
was postponed until next Thursday
evening on account of small attendance.
III. f. jordan has been in Boston
this week attending the convention of
the New England Association of Opt
clans, Mr.. Jordan read paper before
the convention ON Stock Keeping and
Ordering.
Protective grange will confer the
third aud fourth degrees at the meet
ing of next Wednesday evening when a
harvest supper will be served All
members are requested to bring food
without solicitation.
Henry NJ. Hall of Brookline, n
farmer aud tcamstcr, has filed n petit
ton in bankruptcy. His assets amount
TO S22lG and his liabilities amount to
S2i3j. The unsecured debts amount to
SllSO. The schedule of assets includes
real estate valued at $1,000.
Carroll Wood, Arthur Billings,
Frank Wallcn and Ernest Aldrich have
/ built house for their canoes just be
low the bridge ON the east side of the
river. The building is of sufficient size
to hold six canoes and rollway TO
the water will be built to facilitate
getting the canoes into and out OF the
water.
Francis Smith aud Charles Johnson
will start a plumbing business in North
field, Mass, Monday. Mr. Smith came
from Aberdeen, Scotland, about a year
ago and is highly recommended as
plumber, having attended several years
/ the Robert Gordon college in Aberdeen
and graduating there with honors. lie
has been employed for the past SIX
months by W. J. Pcntland, jr
The southbound mixed train on the
West River road went of the rails
above Jamaica Wednesday afternoon
and arrived at the station here at .
0 clock yesterday morning. Traffic was
tied up by the wreck for II hours.
One travelling man who was a prisoner
bv the wreck made all sorts of threats
to have the road put out of business
but his talk was only talk as usual.
\ Marty of about 40 Young people
co+barnd in Odd Fellows hail Friday
eern,in,, at the uretnrn Of the favor
'Ianco,7 giyon Inv YOUNG men cmplovcd
u, t,o o67cns md stores on Main street.
hbout month aro the Young women
,,arn = stmiIar dance and This was given
s"' oe S - ', FL" ohIigation Dancing was
Gcann at $40 in the evening and con,
,innrd until - clock. The hall was
trimmed for the occasion with streamers
Of crepe paper and the moon usea III
the band MINISTRIES was used as hght
in the moon dance. Leitslnger y Dugah
furnished the music.
-Ovvipg to the cold weather of Sat
urdav buf few pcople gathered on the
island 10 witness the come.and bring
,,orr. friends. oII.it-cos s-you.is.vour.ti time
baseball came between the Independ-
ants y team If the Younger PLAYERS of
thc town and members of the last
,.oor >. AtbIotics assisted by a few
nickpns Catcher Brooks of Einsdale
and RuttarGeld a third bascman of the
sa,,,o nI,cn Tho r,me was won hv the
tottor too,, NV tho scare If II TO : and
,r,o,, ,,Ia,,nJ IN snvop INNINGS The fea.
t, T yrore tho bcavv swattinr of most
- cha ,nc,nLcrs of tbe winning team.
GI,,no n.as nnmarcifullv woIloped
u.hic tbo nitcbers on thc other Side
were always saved by themselves or
their tielders. Several were trled ia
the box. Brooks of Hlnsdale showed
that he is a good player as did Butter
field.
Saturday. tbo coIdcst May 1 in 3OI
..,,ona ,rtiIa not anita os understandable
!, I" pr'ottinhorn and vicinity as in some
80 .,o oa,,ntr,, WINS coIl onourh
l'"' ,aaI,a s On" vndorncar deInsion
'.,I s,ara and nonso tbc rcsumntion
- o,.+;ritios in pnmhrrIcss house. heat. |
- 'r -Ia,ts MIA da,, onnncd cold and
ny ,.'' n,i oarI,. r;sGrs nvnor;orcod the
e li'.II;a, ". aonsa+ior ~ soonq Wantast
em ,a as. orI with snow nror tbe sum.
qUe' Io,o',n .I,s lo,, ,oin foIl 81 ir+or. ,
IniI, ~, I''ns wy noon +Loro was = con.
'''I' 'I, SNOW, snnolI Toward NIGHT
80, 90 I,,t,;,ia ta,,,,orod tbe adoo
'no " Nv 5u,,'I L,t tLo ,norcrrv dronned
u 'i'o 49, .,,nIar,n and soIf.rooister /
asai4 , "non trr,9 ,ron+ ae low rs 2G
degrees about 3 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. The weather began to moderate
Sunday afternoon and by noon Mon /
day the temperature was above 70.