The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
. s,sl Tram playing asains, the Norhsels

team. '"ss VIC Aerhheii
iAtse harse oarissl the eh,l,l,s. ..
as sss.,.nass sf~uns's last SUNDAY aftsr
sSh Nheh 'hsfe VAS special sLiliva',
Mlsses Minnie aud Marion IIouaD, a..
slshi.ns Their vacation from sehool MI
ILL., In W" hasvn's, Mr.. aud Mis-, faysiis
\ dance Vas held IN the town hall la,
.srnihs iof the benefit u the has.Lsll
nssai Nusls Was furnished by the In
Mr. aud Mn, Roy Tewne of Vale,
tAis, u. l., arr guests III Mir Jo,snh 40
Ton this week, lie Was iorms,ly ~
iirfinon student, ''
The log drive has been eonsids,.hl, a.
laycd on account of the loy, N-st.r -,
~ million feet are ia this dTir, 49,,
"nr'hali the usual amount cut.
Prof. james McConauehy al Nj U.,no,
= TO preach ia Gceniield during ihe sh' |
s,.hrv OF Rev, Leon j. Brace, Of the Firs, |
baptist church. beginning August 2.
invitations have been received by SOM.
local people to attend the old n.idenis'
i.unlon 20 be held in Warwick, Thursiay.
August 20 aud several plan 10 attend.
Miss Jennie Cnelan, operator in the cen.
HM telephone exchange, takes her vara.
ton beginning Aug !. Tor Two weeks snJ
h.I place viii bc taken by Miss Eleanor
u'kecfe. '''''''''
y. 7. and ID. Plummcr have openeJ ,b.,r
pickle factory and the farmers have H.
gun picking cucumber, although II 4 L
unusually early, Eight bushels wer.
IL ~ ny one farmer the irsi day
The Unitarian Sunday school Joined by
the Warwick Sunday school. will picnic
ai Moons pond Wednesday, July ~. ii
pleasant. The church bell viii be ring
10 cali The people II IL il decided 10 90.
otherwise they so the next pleasant day. !
The Founightly club il making mr..
engagements for a fetc TO be held during
the afternoon and evening of Aug. IL
Mrs. q. I. Pentecost has kindly given the
use OF The Naples for the occasion and n
unique and brilliant affair is being plan.
Mrs, Ella NJ. Lazelle, institutinr and v
installing officer OF the Woman's Relief
'orps, Department Of Massachusetts. al. I
ended the department council meeting in /
Boston. July Is. The next day she was
entertained at Camp Warren by Mrs. :
Lucy NJ. keith, department press CORE. !.
ended the Worcester county ASSOCIATION
Meeting with other department officers. J
A sham battle will take place tomorrow u
lfternoon on the grounds near Revell
lall between Company l., 2nd regiment, y
u. V. NJ, Of Greenfield and Company A. ;
9TH Massachusetts, BOYS brigade OF
>orthteld The events are TO begin al 3 "a
'clock and later lawn party will be =
eld on the grounds OF A. 7. Fits resi-. n
ence where cake and ice-cream will be II
erved. The proceeds are to be used for
he Baltimore trip. In
An unusual case came before Judge d.
ield in district court in Greenfield Tues j.
ay morning. William I. Grace of North. NJ
ED stole slO9 from his uncle, John Grace, 81
nder whom William was employed at
fortified seminary, where new buildings ca
re being put up. William was consid- III
rably influenced by spirituous liquor at to
ne time he took the money, for he is not Xxi
man with a criminal record, nor is he lig
,eustomed TO ultra.familiarity with in ed
uential liquids That his sober second GU
fought is honest is clearly shown by his mn
lbsequent actions. for, although he 49,. er
,ent $23 before he became sufficiently
der to fully repent, he Immediately re-
lrned $50 to his uncle, and gold watch,
hich he had also stolen from him at
e same time. Not content with this an
he then gave himself up to f.
tiicer Doane of Mortified, and pleaded
lilty to larceny. Sentence was not given, CT
e case being continued two weeks under to
rety of $3.50. ito
The railroad commissioners received
-iday from the selectmen OF Mortified, ter
rough w. A. Davenport, their attorney, TO,
petition against the Central Vermont Nh
ilroad company and the Boston and
aine railroad company in regard to the bo,
clifton OF grade crossings in Mortified. Aft
he selectmen represent that they caus- far
to be filed a petition in the superior
urt against the defendants, praying for =.
e abolition of certain grade crossings in ele
,rthfield; that commissioners appointed nav
the superior court gave hearings and w
e commissioners filed a report, accom- Sai
MED with plans, providing for the abo- Cd, 'pa'
ion OF the crossing and the alteration wa
the highway where it crosses the tracks \
the defendant companies. The petition. SEES,
desire to have the final decree entered VIII
this action and desire to have the the
ard determine whether, in its opinion, ISL.
adoption of such plan and the expen- tatl
ure to be incurred Hereunder are CON .JG
tent with the public interest and are lad
sonably requisite to secure fair distri- i
ion between the town and the railroads Mrs
| the commonwealth" A hearing Is and