The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-11

II. G.. Thomas of Stowe, has refused to
take the appointment for another term.
The new vault Of the Brattleboro
Trust company arrived in Brattleboro
Tuesday night and IL now being put in
place as rapidly as possible although
its extreme weight makes the work
somewhat slow. The officials Of the
company now expect 10 be able to be.
gin business next week Saturday.
Residents of Cedar street have
been bothered lately by person who
seems to take delight in rapping on
windows in the evening. The identity
of this person is known and unless he
puts a stop to his detestable practice
legal action will be brought against
him.
General Deputy II. W. Sargent as
sisted by Mrs. Sargent installed the Of
fcers Of Protective grunge last evening
in grange hall State Master George
w. Pierce presented Mr. Sargent past
masters jewel, gift from the grange
in appreciation of his four years SEP
vice as worthy master. The next meet
ing will be held Wednesday evening,
Jan. 90.
Fred c. Gale has sold his interest
in the DR. +. X. Lynch hospital asso-
citation TO Mrs. William Leys of Gull
ford, who has bought the business for
her son, John A. Legs, at present q
student in Baltimore Medical college.
Mr.. Gale retains the real estate in which
the hospital is located. At a meeting
of the association Monday evening. the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, John A. Legs; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. William Legs; superin-
tendent, Dr. Edward r. Lynch. DR..
Lynch will continue his association
with the institution as in the past.
Attorney General c. C. Fits, has
sent to state officers circular calling
attention TO the statute relating to sus-
picious deaths. Officers are instructed
to communicate with the states attor.
ney of their county or with the attor.
ney general when such deaths occur,
and in the meantime to see that the
body is not mutilated or disturbed and
that nothing is injected
into the body.
The joint installation of the otii-
GERS of the Sedgwick post G. A. R. and
Sedgwick Relief corps TOOK place in G.
A. r. hall last evening. Col. H. E. Tay-
lor acted as installing officer for the
g. A. R. and Department President,
Mrs. Calista II. Bangs acted as INSTALL
ing officer for the W. X. c. After the
installation a social hour followed at
which songs were rendered by Miss
Gertrude Matthews and Ernest M.
Goodenough. Remarks were made by
John Calvin and Col. H. f. Taylor. The
officers appointed for the G. A. r. were
as follows: Adjutant, E. H. Putnam;
quartermaster sergeant, c, L. Piper;
sergeant major, J. T. Elmer; for the w.
r. c., secretary, Helen Newman; as
sistant conductor, Adelia Parks; assis-
tant guard, A. Louise Allen.
Walter Linlie Ballou and Miss
Ruth Frances, Rogers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs F. G. Rogers, were married in
Hinsdale, Y. H., Tuesday afternoon at
4 o clock in the Congregational parson.
age by Rev. W. F. White. The couple
were accompanied by Miss Pearl G..
Sanders as bridesmaid and Ernest II.
Harris as best man. The bride wore
a gray travelling dress with hat to
match, and the bridesmaid wore blue
dress The bridal party re.
turned Immediately after the ceremony
and have since been at the home of the
brides mother, Is Grove street where
they will make their home for the pre-
sent. The groom has been employed
for the past two years in the whole
sale department of Dunham Brothers
and came here from Greenfield, Mass.
The baggage ear of the Central
Vermont passenger train which is ,sched-
uled to leave the local station at 5.45
for Londonderry, was derailed just be-
low the freight depot Wednesday night
st about 6 o clock. The train had been
on the siding to allow the north bound
Boston Il Maine train, which arrives at
5.35, to pass and then was backed off
the siding to come to the station before
leaving for Londonderry. The train
had been backed completely off the sid
ing and had started forward again. The
engine passed the frog but the baggage
ear which was directly behind the en-
CINE started to take the switch and
was pulled over on its side by the en-
gine The steps at both ends of the
car, on one side, were broken off and
The draw bars somewhat bent but other
wise the ear was not much injured.
Frank Melendy, the express messenger,
who was inside the car when 1t toppled
over was thrown down and cut about
the head and arm. He was unable to
work yesterday but his, injuries are mot
serious and will not Keep him away
from his duties long.
oro of tho ,nost e,ioyoblo nravs
,een in Rra+tleboro in . jong time was