The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-09-20

quested to return them before the fair
The Crystal Spring Ice company
viii denver neat Meoh IA West Brat
tleboro ON Monday and Friday only
No delivery viii DC made IN the Vil'
iage Wednesday.
The house owned by q. II. smith
on Clark street has been moved TO
lot ON the corner of Clark and Esla'
brook streets aud a new block is to be
erected by Mr.. smith on that site,
Tho iourueyman BARRIERS IN Brat
tlebolo VIII meet IA Eagles nall sun
day at . clock Tor the purpose OF OF,
ganlZng branch OF the National
Journeyman BARRIERS Union OF Amer
/ lea.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
association will give u dance IN Red
| Men 5 hail, Friday evening Sept. 20
to which all are cordially invited.
Lcitsiuger aud Dugan will furnish mu
sic and refreshments will be served,
The members of the Vermont So
ciety of Colonial Danes residing IN
Brattleboro and vicinity are invited
to meet with Mrs. kittredge Haskins
Monday evening next at ?. m. to ar
range for the meeting of the state So
ciety 20 be held here in October.
The directors of the local y. NJ.
/ c. 4. have not yet taken action IN re-
gard to the future OF the association
| but il is expected that a meeting Will
/ be called within few days. Mem
/ beers of the womens auxiliary, ii Is
said. are determined that the assoeia'
ton rooms shall not be closed.
"A show window which is excep'
tionally attractive is that at Mrs. o.
II. smith s millinery parlors. In 1t
are suspended clusters Of eonvolvulusi
the leading flower of the season, and
an artistic display of silks and vel
vets of all the prevailing fall eolors
shaded from the dark to light win
roses to match.
Nearly 1900 people attended the
West River grange fair in South Lon
donderry Yesterday. The exhibits in
the various departments were credit
able, especially the show Of cattle
and the fair as a whole was extremely
successful. George w. Pierce attend
ed the show in the interest of the val
ley Fair association.
The board Of trade makes the sug
gestion that merchants keep Their
places of business lighted Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings OF
next week. Brattleboro 8 streets viii
be thronged with people on those
evenings and an effort should be made
to give the town as hustling an ap
pearance as possible.
Joseph Martin has been engaged
as manager of the Z. r. Clark Auto
mobile company's garage in place OF
l.. II. Henkel, who has been in charge
temporarily since the resignation OF
Frank White. Mr.. Martin is thor
oughly conversant with all branches
of the automobile business and vel
equipped for the position.
People on Prospect hill have been
annoyed of late by the intrusions OF
some person suffering from the peep
ing Tom habit. On several occa
sions women have been startled by
seeing a face pressed against the win
dow pane. The matter has beer
brought to the attention of the police
authorities and an investigation vii
be made if the practice continues.
George A. Wilbur, employed b,
the Dewitt Grocery company on Fla
street, was coming from the building
at clock Saturday when his foo
caught on a splinter in the doorwa,
and he fell heavily to the ground. II
endeavoring to stop his fall he threw
out his hands and the force of the de
scent was received on his right arm
His elbow was fractured and he sus
tanned bruises.
james c. Sexton, son of Mrs
Francis Cutting of % Washington
street, was married to Hazel Eliza
!, beth Waterman, daughter of H. I
Waterman of North Hinsdale, n. II
! Tuesday afternoon at $50 at tn
home of the groom, by Rev. George T
Lawson. The bride wore golde
7 brown wolfe and was unattended
! The single ring service was useC
: After the ceremony a wedding dir
= ner was served and the couple left o
the 4.47 train for Gassetts where the
will remain week On their retur
i they will live at % Washingto
street. The house was Hastily decora'
+ ed with potted plants.
: The Vermont Federation of We
e men S clubs will hold an Arts an
I Crafts exhibition and sale in conneC
S ton with the annual meeting j
e Windsor Oct 2 and 8. There will b
i | work from all over the state and oil
I er states including several exhibit
t from Brattleboro. Mrs. L. D. Masti
K of the Brattleboro Woman s club is
= member of the state committee an
e accompanied the chairman Mrs E. {
t Osgood of Bellows Falls, to Windso
= Tuesday to make preliminary arrange
o ments. This exhibition will be sim
s lar to that held at the Brooks Hous
+ last winter by the Brattleboro clu
+ and will be of sufficient interest to al
+ tract buyers from all accessible
). points.
r Frank Ryan of White River june
t ton. who was one of the brakemen o
e the train which was wrecked at ca
T naan, N. H., last Sunday, is a neigl
: Dor of Thomas Ryan of this town an
|, is well known by many Brattlebor
people He was injured in man
v ways but it is thought he will 500
y recover from the effects. The arter
: in his right arm was cut and he wa
O badly bruised about his face and bot
o legs. 1t was by his thoughtfulneS
that the Montreal express which wf
: soon due was saved from disaste
+ For several minutes after the ace
g dent Mr.. Ryan was unconscious an
!. the first words he spoke after regain
r ing consciousness were, " Has tt
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