The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-28

cluD rooms next iuVsuuy uNohihs'
-Emidio Maneini received yesterday
power sewing machine for stitching
the sOlos of shoes. The machine is run
by an electric motor and stitches
through three thickncssos of sole leath'
or with ease.
BERNARD Dunleavy fell from his bi'
cycle in front of the Brooks House
Monday afternoon aud struck his head
against the ear track, rendering him
unconscious. lie was picked up and
carried into the Brooks House where
he soon revived,
State Is Attorney Il. C, Bacon was
in Bellows Falls Wednesday to appear
against young Hebrew, Louis Mar
Gus of Manchester, n. H., who was ar
rested in Burlington n short time ago
on the charge of passing worthless
check on Morris Zundel, n Bellows Falls
Junk dealer The respondent was held
for county court in the sum of 5000.
Halls restaurant makes an an
nounccmcnt in another column to the
effect that beginning July l 1t will be
able to serve dinners for 20 cents. THIS
does not mean that At will recede from
the position taken June l. when the
price of dinner was increased to 30
cents, as hereafter dinners can be Sc
cured at both prices.
The purchaser Of Mrs. Caroline NJ.
Smith s farm in West Brattleboro, the
sale of which was mentioned in the Re
former last week, is the wife of Unit.
ed States Senator Thomas c. Platt OF
New York city. Mrs. Platt and par
! tv of friends are planning to leave
New York city July with a four-ln-
hand and intend to arrive in Brattle'
boro about July Is.
The children of the fourth grade
Of the high school building went on a
picnic to Camp Comfort last Friday at-
! ternoon. DR.. S. +. Lawton opened the
camp for their use and Mrs. j. &. rs
tev sent several gallons of ice.cream for
the use of the little folks. The after
noon was greatly enjoyed. At the
same time the children Of several 9th
er grades went on a ear ride about the
town.
A Joint basket picnic will be held
July 4th by the Baptist churches OF the
east and west villages at Brookside
park. II. F. Weatherhead having kind
| iy consented to allow passing across
his land. A big crowd is expected
There will be a baseball match between
the Baraca and No. Z classes of young
men and many other attractive fea
lures. Lemonade and coffee Will be
served free.
Rev. Z. Q. S. Osgood will be the
sneaker at the meeting on the common
Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock. Col. Z
\. Miles will preside, Rev. IL. II. Miles
will read from the scriptures and otfel
PRAYER and the choir of the Bapts'
Il church will furnish music. In case Of
rain the meeting will be held in the
Congregational chapel and the churci
bell will ring 10 minutes previous tC
the time of the meeting
-DeWeese p. Dewitt of this tow
: and Miss Elizabeth Macomber wert
married at the home of the bride S par
euts on Churchill avenue, Newtonville
: Mass, Wednesday at noon by Rev. j
T. Stocking, the single ring service
being used. Only immediate relatives
were present at the wedding. The eou
pie were unaccompanied. They ar
rived here last night and will live a
the Brooks House fol the summer. At
tending the wedding from here wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. j, C. Dewitt.
Prank W. Strong and Mss Sadi
/ Jane Merrill were married Wednesda,
, evening in the presence of feV
| friends by Rev. G. b, Lawson at tn
r home of the groom s mother, Mrs. Mar.
5 A. Strong at 50 Maple street. The hous
4 was prettily decorated with flowers
p The Groom was formerly employed b,
the Estev Organ company but is at tn
present time employed by the Twi
State Gas & Electric company IN
> bride has been employed at the Hooker
Z Corser & Mitchell overall factory The
l will make their home with Mr. Strong
/, mother.
r A hearing was held in the munict
,. pal court Friday in the ease of lsaa
] Newton of Acworth, N. H., agalns
Y David j. Meany of Brattleboro, whic
G was brought to recover $4j for hay an
r. mutton sold to Mr. Meany short tim
f before he went into bankruptcy in 100
y The debt was not included in M
n Meany's schedule of liabilities, and tn
J, plaintiff claimed that he did not kno'
: that Mr.. Meany had gone into banl
t ruptcy in time to present the clam
and therefore did not receive a div
dend. Mr.. Meany claimed that NJ
Newton did know of the bankruptc
= proceedings. The plaintiff did not il
. troduce any testimony, but gave juds
, ment and appealed to the county coul
!. after the defense rested. F. b. Ba
s Der appeared for Mr.. Newton and A. ]
. Schwenk for Mr.. Meany.
= -Manley Brothers have made re-
It ord in selling automobiles during I'll
G past eight days that is unexcelled b
|. that of any salesman in this part
II New England. During the time Il
. firm has sold and delivered "A M
It Chimes The sales were mostly Fol
It runabouts. Following is list of tho'
# who purchased the little cars: DIR.
st A. Gatchell of West Charlestown, !
h. H., B. F. Moore of Newport, Wilfol
d Premier of Rutland, G. A. Swallow
n, Brownsville, F. G. Rogers of Monso
I. Mass, Charles Kirby of Burlington,
a. n. Madison of Newport, DR.. G. \. Ro
n. erts of Bratteboro, W. R. Skinner
Woodstock, E. H. Allen of Brownsville
c. E. Williams of Mortified. jam
IL Pollard of Chester bought Rambl
u runabout, William Holton of Marlbo
u Ford touring car and G. G. Woodru
~ u of Boston Rambler touring car.
id The annual reunion of Company
S, Cd Vermont volunteers, was held