The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-01

.-Cahlaa Palestine Hiii give tho last
secial ~ the seasan 81 !, q, q. y hall
this evening. al odd Fellows shi
their fnehds arc inNiied,
-Maisoa n. Preach has besn sP'
poinled special police afi.eF by the
issn authorities u ilinsiale and Yer
noA aHd will serve al tho dam alto,
Members sf wantsstiqusl lodge
No, s, I. a. q. D., arc requested 10 meet
Al the hall Sunday, May J, Al 10 =. m.
10 attend services al the unlyefsallsi
church. All members of the order arc
especially iHyiied 10 loin with Wan
iasiiquei lodge IN attending this s.f
vice,
The board ~ trade has At las,
succeeded in seitins the Central Yer,
mont 90 consent 10 the installation OF
a telephone booth in the local station
aud Que will be put In soon. II 10 also
likely that a booth will be put In the
town hall corridor.
The side track connecting the
warehouse 81 y, Crosby a company
has been extended eight feet this week,
making room for two large sired
freight cars. m. work was done un'
der the direction Of !. ". Foley, road
master 81 the Central Vermont,
The Woman : auxiliary Of the y.
NJ. {. 4. will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon, May :, al $50
o clock al the rest room. Elliot street.
An interesting program has been pre-,
pared aud full attendance Is desired
as this is the last meeting before the
summer months. The executive board
will meet nj O. clock.
Jimmy Doran, a iiolyoke ball
player, with New London for a time
las, season, has been signed by the
Winnipeg MANI team. Dofan was
out with the iiolyokc squad for the
first time this season yesterday. lie
SAYS he likes the prospect of playing
in the Northwest as he IN anxious TO
see bit OF the country. lie will leave
Holyoke in few days.-springheld
Republican.
The story Of the Mayor Of Toxic
as its title indicates, is laid in Japan,
and deals with the adventures OF n
comic opera organization stranded
there. Marcus Orlando kidder, i'm.
presario OF the luckless troupe, Is the
character played by Mr. kearney.
Among the company will he seen IN Mr..
Kearney's support Will II. White,
Jesse Cain, Donald Mackenzie, Jane
Griffith, jeanette Mayhem and the
famous Peanut Ballet. This avalanche
of melody will be the attraction at the
May 10.
REV. ID. l.. Trout is expected 10
return tonight from Springfield, u,
where he went TO attend the wedding
last week Thursday of his brother, Vol
ney L. Trout, TO Miss Marguerite Saw
yer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Sawyer of that city. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the
brides parents at 5.45 o clock Thurs.
day afternoon by Rev. Arthur w.
Evans of the First Congregational
church of Springfield. Rev. ID. Il.
Trout assisted as best man and Miss
Margaret Crebs of Dayton, o., was
maid of honor.
The public lighting committee OF
the Massachusetts legislature, accom-.
panied by Representative Farley and
Henry |. Hartman of Boston were IN
last Thursday night and FRI
day, making trip to Brattleboro on
the latter day. They came for the pur'
pose of inspecting the big dam at
South Vernon and the site of the pro
posed dam at French King. The visit
Nth tha nathan Df
the Connecticut River Power company
for charter, which is now pending IN
the legislature. The trip to the two
places was made in automobiles Friday.
Those in the party were Senator Riley
of Woburn, Representatives Pollock OF
salem, Flagg Of Holliston, Jones OF
Coffin of West Newbury,
Wallis of Beverly, Bennett of Spring
field. Shepardson of Chester and Elmer
of Conway.
Bertha White Underhill lives IN
VT, and Charles =. un'
derhill. to whom she was married on
March 81, 1899, in Springfield, Mass,
lives in New Britain. She charged her
husband with habitual intemperance
and when service Of the writ and com
plaint was made on Underhill he was
an inmate of the Hartford county jail.
They separated on July 7, 1906. Mrs.
Underhill said that her husband was
drunk all the time and that he lost
positions because of his habits.
She has one child and she said that
her husband IS mother now lives with
her and assists her in taking care OF
the child. The divorce was granted to
Mrs. Underhill and she has legal Gus
todv of the child.-From the court re.
mort in the Hartford Courant of April
25.
The wreck king train that left Brat
tleboro early Sunday morning to PICK
nm n car that had been derailed near
Winhall on the West River road was
itself wrecked on it's return trip one
mile this side of West Townshend OPP
posite the Wood farm The accident
about o clock. Three cars
went down the steep 30-foot embank"
ment, the derrick car was left across
the track and another car was deralled'
After several hours of work the der
rick car and one other were pulled on
the track and the trip to Brattleboro
CONNECTED at 8 clock in the evening.
The three cars at the foot of the EN-
han kment will probably be put back
into service Sunday. 1t is said that
thew are not seriously damaged. What
caused the cars to leave the rails seems
1t is probable, however,
that spreading rails, which have caused
a large number of just such accidents
On this division, were responsible for
this one.
Within few days there will be
in Hinsdale, N. H., several
consignments of fish fry from the ma