The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-14
That Short Trout.

ont of his basket and held it up to view
One of the men remarked ~ on ought to
| have let him live little longer, oughtn
vouy" Ipon measurement the fish proved
! to be only five inches long and Mr.. Cooley
threw il away. The matter was reported
to Fish and Game Warden Snyder, who
asked the states attorney to take 1t up
but he refused, although he had taken up
similar case in Dummerston. The war
! den then laid the case before Grand Juror
| h. b, Batchelder, who promptly took the
matter in hand. Everett Phillips went to
| Brattleboro and arrested Mr.. Cooley, who
gave bail When the case was brought
un before Justice Z. II. Rutter at the
town hall last Friday, on the advice OF
| his LAWYER Mr.. Waterman, Mr.. Cooley
pleaded guilty and waived trial. lie was
! fined 50 and costs, amounting IN all to
Sl5.9d,
c. II. Willard was in Wardsboro Tues
day,
Frank Gray began work in the mill this
week.
Gertrude Pike is at C. II. Wizards for
a few days.
Mrs. +. J.. Osgood, who was i'll for sew
eral days, is better.
Julian Taft is driving new horse which
he bought of J. II. Ware.
! Dennison Cowles of Brattleboro was in
town Tuesday with his auto.
Mrs. Thomas Rice and Dorothy returned
| to Brattleboro on Wednesday.
Mrs. Lois Rumrll is very i'll with bron.
chia pneumonia at Irving Watson's'
Miss Eunice Booth is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Lucy Booth, at the cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed are visiting
DR.. l.. p. Frazier in Amsterdam, n. y.
DR.. and Mrs. Parker and son of Fitch
burg, Mass, are visiting at a. a. Ma
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allbee and Mr., and
Mrs. Moar of Iowa spent Sunday in Sax
tons River.
The Dorcas guild will hold a food sale
at the chapel Friday afternoon, June q,
at o'clock.
Miss Harriet Fletcher has Beauty
Pelagonium which is covered with exceed
ingly fine blossoms.
The ball game last week, Townshend vs..
Grafton, resulted in score OF 10 to D, IN
favor of TOwnshend.
Liveryman Burwell has lost a valuable
horse which was one of the pair recently
purchased in Brattleboro.
Mrs. Herbert Franklin and two children
are spending the week in Hinsdale witt
her sister, Mrs. Fred Davis.
Miss Myra Hardy, who had been spend
ing a week in town, left Saturday for her
home in East Jatfrey, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moar started for Iowa
Sunday accompanied by their brother and
his wife from SaxtOns River.
Mrs. Green of Jacksonville, Fla, with
her sister. Mrs. Clark of Brattleboro, is
occupying her house in Harmonyyille.
People are again complaining that let
tiers which should be left at TowInshend
are carried to other points on the line
Mrs. Susan Willard returned last week
from Putney, where she had spent few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Judson Derry.
Mrs. r. j. Trego of Cleveland, O., ma.
tional evangelist of the w. c. I. L., will
speak at the union meeting on Sunday
evening.
Col. and Mrs. Henry Dutton came last
week Wednesday night and opened their
house for the summer, the colonel staying
only. until Monday.
The members of the graduating class of
Leland and Gray seminary have returned
to tbeir homes Most. if not all. of the
Glass nlan 70 teach in the fall.
Mrs. Jennie Taft of Buffalo and Mrs.
IltnlG 5"I L', !;C - NJ Sbhio TAFT
WHO naii ptJ,l III; " i Lnnas S s,a l'
reIuineu ~ .'ie'i io NJ,
W. ii. blanchard OF Meulord, Mass,
who has bought Mr.. ODER store; expects
to take possession the last OF Of, the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard VII lVe WIN
Mrs. Blanchard mother MRS; Cela IN, NJ.
Cutler, who has bought the FRED oper
house.
Mrs. and Miss Plum left Wednesday for
Worcester Mass, where they VII attend
the commencement exercises at worcester
POLYTECHNIC institute. Ihey expect also
10 HISIi III oInet PIaces an. anu WIZ ue gum
untlI tne la'ter part Oh 'ile S''nlier
At the meeting OF the trustees OF Le-
land and Gray seminary held last FRIDAY
afternoon the following olhcefs were eiGct-
ed for the ensuing year: PRESIDENT y Dr'
II. u. Holtoh' hfsI vice pres!!gieh.' R IS
M GusheG; second wee, pleSlqme ne. 7, heE'
Danlel Mcintyre; secretary u r. H.
Osgood; treasurer, Fred Willard; prgden-
tlal committee, u. l.. Hastings, f. H.
Osgood, j. Ii. Ware
Among the letters read at the alumni
banquet last Friday were those of B. E.
IT., IL, Is Gal lrn nd III "