The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-18

The women q the Congregational
society Vii hold sewing meeting
next Thursday % sew fuf The mission
AIRY box.
-Siory William Donaldson az
Greenfield. IN employee % the Majestic
Moving Picture company and Mss
Cora Marfoiic q Springfield. Mas.
were married Tucsaay 81 The lAitA
Ran parsonage by Gcr. = = :, o.
good.
VIII SchuaeT has completed his
. engagement with the Van den Berg
apfrs company which has been play
ing in New York city fog several
weeks and val spend a week o. %
I days in Brstiloh5ro previous 10 beg'h
nihc work a. a member 81 The AaoFH
opera company which u now % The
Liucoln Square theatre
1 Owing g . Misunderstanding The
dance that was q be held IN The ~
marv last night was postponed. Re
ginning Oct. .. series az dances
+ VII be- held through the winter IN
+ the arm0Ty The following are The
latcss Oct, %; Nov, & ana q; Dec
+ 4. T. and 81; Jan, u and =; Feb, y
ana Is; and every two weeks thcrost
ter uutl April
Pour deer were seen On Western
avenue "Wednesday evening ~ en-
Moves G.. the street railroad. At $50
doe was on the track 80 the ear had
70 Ne stopped before She woala 50
away. TINS was opposite George At
Eiusan : house. About II O'Clock
Conductor Charles Prescott saw three
deer 81 the corner q Western and
Northern avenues - Dc Was going 80
his home after finishing Els last trip.
YESTERDAY morning 81 al early houl
doe ana fawn were seen feeding
near the C. J.. Fisher place in Center
villc,
A large force Of Italians ca.
playcd in laying ihe water main q
the Chestnut Hll Reservoir COMPANY
went on strike Wednesday morning
claiming that they wanted more pay
and shorter hours. The l&horers left
their lodgings in the house in Grow
els park and marched in q body 70
Main street When the news Of the
strike came 10 the ears Of Contractor
F. {. Crosby be promptly discharged
the leaders in the conspiracy ana the
remaining woTkmcu were wiling 10
return 70 the Job on the same terms
that were in existence previous 70 the
occurrence.
The Lowell Scale company is wei.
under way in the manufacture Of
scales in the Williams carriage shop.
The first 81 the week they shipped
four sets Of scales but these we're not
assembled here. George Homer TIC
sgperiuieudcut SAWS. however, that De
UiI finish several sets before the
week closes. A look around The FAC
tory IS aaaugh 20 convince enc thai
this is 8 busy shop. There are II men
now 81 work and several more VAL be
engaged as soon as accommodation
cas- be arranged for them 3n the fac
tory. 1t Is probable that the company
Will establish a foundry later Al
ready the oatput Is far less than the
orders ana not until a larger force Is
at work viii thC product keep pace
with the number ordered, J, l.. Arms,
president zn6 general manager, was 81
the factory the first Of the week. He
makes his headquarters in II, Adams
James Wright, an inmate Of the
Brattieboro Retreat, was arrested
Friday night after chasing two g!r!s
for considerable distance on Williams
street. Several complaints had been
made 10 Chief-o Police James Il,
Evans that a man had been following
girls on their way home, frghtemng
them 50 badly that they were oo1sea
10 take refuge in nearby houses.
Knowing that it woald be impossible
10 set near enough 10 the man HIM
self, Mr. Evans arranged to have Val
Fams street watched, where il was
thought the man might appear. The
plan proved 10 he a good one, for the
"mashcr made his appearance where
II was calculated he would. Caught
in the act he was held untll MI,
Evans arrived. On learning where
the man came from the authorities at
the Retreat were notified and the
man returned. He viii be kept close
Nv confined in the future,
james Joseph Moylan, q, died at
his home on Vernon street Wednesday
evening Of apoplcxy after an illness OF
several wears. he had been subject TO
attacks Of heart failure for some time,
When the family went home at csc
Wednesday evening they found him
in q diving condition. Medical assist
auce was Immediately summoned but
no relief could be given. tie passed
away in less than half hour after he
was found. lie was born in Brattle-
boro August IS, 1884, and was the
son of Michael and Johanna Moylan.
He was educated in the parochlal
schools after which he entered the
emplov Of Hooker, Corser 4 Mitch
ell company. He was also in the EN-.
plov Of f. B. Barrows for a time, The
funeral was held this morning at ;
q clock in St. Michael Catholic
church. High mass was celebrated.
Burial was in the Catholic cemetery,
Mr.. Movlan is survived besides a ia /
Their ana mother, by two sisters, Mar
garette A. Moylan and Mary X. Moy- I
Ian. He was a member of the LIVING |
Rosary society.
Mrs Sally lLoverl Matt, IS, died
AZ 10 O'Clock Saturday evening at her
late home. . Hudson street, from the
effects of a fall which she received
about three weeks ago when She broke
her hin and was otherwise injured.
She was born in Chambly ?. O., Oct,
90. 1919. and when few months old
moved to the western part Of New
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