The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-17

~ ~ 30" " IA, nc governing boar
VIII meri al J o'clock
Mrs, Ruth y, Alexander has deeId
81 70 dispose Of her househeld good
ana farming Tools ~ auction Saturday
su ~ clock q, Alexandria, he
"""i''a 'es'arher'
-ueofge Bacon, 20. whose snddei
death ~ Northneld. Mass, yesterday Il
Islnf'ed In the correspondence from
MAJ town, was father OF Mfs, Aionzo u
MACH OF oiafk street.
Alexander a company will clos.
,hs" business IN the american build
hE aug ihry claim that the 70
s'n' SUNDAY closing edict makes u i'm
oss,n'" Tor them 10 do business at
""ht,
q. T.. Warner has this week had
an elevator installed In his bakery ~
help In meeting the demands In his
rapidly increasing business. II Is used
10 convey the goods from the basement
TO the street foor.
Mrs. Grace Dana George has re,
signed her position as teacher in the
ninth grade Of district No. 2 and Miss
Ethel Goodale who has aeter as her rs.
slsiant has been appointed in her place.
Miss 0oodale's position as assistant
wall he filled by Miss Abbie l.. Starr Of
Townshcnd. "A normal graduate and n
teacher Of experience.
Rev. Merrill q Ward for ,.,,ly
FIVE wears nas,or ~ The Ifniy.rssIis,
church In Southbrid,e' Mass has ne.
cepted a call Ia The iiniyersalist church
in Norway. Me-, aud will begin his du.
ties in the Pine Tree state September
!, Mr. Ward and his family will spend
the month Of August al Buxton, Ne.
He is native Of Guilford aud is well
known TO many Bratileboro people.
Edward James Ey.re,, 40 who
died a, his home In Dccy6.ld Mass
Friday morning was we'll. Lno.n
races In Rra,,leha,o A,hoI anJ Na,,h
amn,on lie was na, r a ns Alarm
and for Oh years yvas conJne,ar on ~
Ttchbnrg ,aiIro.5 por ,be las, m
venrs ar more he had acted ne ,ah,.co
bnyer for n Nav Vo,L ,,,m and haJ
anoayaJ /, fa,mi,. In naarsaiJ
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ahnui ineeling oi .he ihcot
TnasJay oysn;na ~ ,einel ~
bigh scbooI room 20 nc, unan Tho ysr;.
nn s" . S,nJ iUo. 70 ar, upon r rhe var. var,
~ InJoe / I v,,,;n az ,,on,bar
NJ tbe prudential eomm;t,e. exn;yes |
his wear hnt II il understood tbat be
Il willing IN aecen, rc'eIeetion and be
will nrobably no cbosen w;tbont anne.
sition oltho1gh there has been same
tnIk ~ mtting forword Tho name ~
+ n rstoy for ,ba niace
~ -,
ctei Laphan,' 90, aie9 az ms
nohlo IN hcehe; AZ h'r Sunuay alter
noon. ne was Dorm IN o. johns; IAN
iua, ana nad llVed IN worcester, Mass
p DEVIOUS 10 going 70 heehe aDous
.hltty'sN years ago, for q NUMBER OF
ears ne aroVe team Tor lhe nor
'ioYA uiooeiy uo".Pahy' nc was naL
Mass. his first wife being Mary De.
inv of Worcester. who died some
,ears ago. His second wife. Mary lie.
incl Lapham, survives him, as do five
.hildren by his first wife. John f.. Ian.
lam of New York. George T. Lapham
# Keene. William III. Lapham of Bos.
ON. Mrs Agnes f.. Torrey of Brattle.
,oro. and Mrs. Martha A. Underwood
4 Swanzey.
cho,lo. o,No;, "a, o. o,hors 90
r.r.L Wai,ia NJ dnu al o' poiios
Ill ,,n o,,roJ a. ;,'; ~ W.
ans, nav Seguieu an iI p; lh.
eiainns .ne son hc. nv. a. iuI mo
oIi; r;ror r;,b bad,, %. North
$3.50 TLa ~ looa III, .
" npovont;nm ,ho V rso 30 ,ba r;vor 'f e.,
-, ;ua'n ni.bso a ,ha loas aro sovan.U
oa'in nuin ~ ,os, a. 80 ny,
We mics up 'Hy w. Iiagl s ana NOT nn9iy
y loaen t>u,.n waipoig ~, w. ~ WI" n;oht '
ne pooIii was ploheh uuiinS .ne nisnt \
9 udy " .mU sso anu w W e%Gs tbe {
the .pnPans s.aite1 70 epah !. Wy y
-
rs are motor poat enthusia as dnu on Q
IS Whe heslIe INC use oi the IiNeI LOT $
,biisP \ nr re- for control Of the /
ver.
- s,:a Ar u no.;, al I
-Depaiy oneriif M M la Da' EN- any nf Ii
AIRY Stickney ol the livery Ia hrih W % s
cry olickheS u opiinsneiui; vi "
'led iuesaay 10 l1caIe an aiiegeu y
pfse In,ei IA piaeo,eoodUi pu ~ NO fa tnao1 s.
the missing man could pe lounu. $,
=, Itienneg Sa,' e"a' me ~" .h a t naua j
Londay morning 10 man VINO gave II
$ name as nelson ana sara that ne e.
ished to go TO Charlest9wh, N; H., Il
ling the ilVeryman that ne "ou5d pe f,
ick IN the AFTERNOON. Nelsol dlu DoS
low up when ne was eHpected ana
T. Stlckney began an lhVestiSHtion. q a
he horse was located IN lVery ~
able in South Londonderry, Tuesday z,
orning and Nelson was sad to nave N N
me to Brattleboro on the morning y y
ain. Mr.. Stlckney came Immediately q q
Brattileboro,, where IN company with %
r. Davis a thorough search was was made made; r.
was learned that Nelson had gwen "
S name as Foster, IN several places !,
ID that he is barber by trade. Mel Z,
n was said to have nved IN west NJ
ltland short time ago Mr. SUCK 90
y went to Londonderry tuesday on y