The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-17
DrthfeM, Mass.
EEN FINE HORSES
EUOTHERED IN BARN
!, Daish, pEoeioF's Livery Stable
| s,asy Mammg Caused Loss Of
k.yf,al thousand Dollars and
threatened Other Property

that has visited this
tfass ht1kr uNt SATURDAY
itA isht l'nAinrs hSeiy
.aiHr 4 uinli Ia brought
t.4 sNrial valuable horses
.sl 4, thr d-n-r smoke, II
tl4i the hW started eilhrr
m. = blanket pnm aud burned
Huta thr has muNs, the Nrsl
s5n stmlng a. H. ON tir all
fsUsa, ~ the hm sllll NJ
.feN llrruir rilnits wrv
81. - iiap hnr-rs hnt frightened
.... tIs .muAe and the confusion
| .ue abnllN unmanaseahle and
n. lHiaH the men could neither
III lbe animals to a piaee OF
r. ia lhr alarm a large crowd
wl lhwr lines oi hoss we've
Htai a hr-I impossible 10
I#Illns. the tie having made
..I...t. Ian the vigorous Efforts
ra brigade Kept Il m the man
M die blankets, harness aud 9th
, ..luipnIrni. belonging to both
4, .gI FHI fnsrior Nrrv ruined.
...I.n. Wa- located between
mf market aud the east barn
,.,. vrfr ~ horses belonging 10
Praiar These wcc. liberated
.1.ra.pi, Wpc caught aud pfiurned
l. ppaiar. tNn ul them being caught
M. Fisher near hl, home on North
mountain.
!. H.. Do Dwight Proctor Is estimated
~. g-tb s5si insurance aud to fnd
J =. .,.r ga with no insurance. The
(, ia,D with 40 IL contents. was prac'
r"wsl The building belongs. 10
-. T.. Underwood OF Ganiner
M. insured. This trc shows the use,
=. Il, tIe water supply, hydrants and
br,iIr. for without these under the
'.,w.nt of \. ". Mead Il is very
I'm, fbli the she'd, Mcad's meat mar
m, u,soDi house aud adjacent huild,
I'm Hlark,mith's shop, paint shop and
q pmturs clothing store would all
ian burned. IN agent OF the hire
rayr, company was In town Wednes'
!. adjust the insurance and II Is
4 tie building will be replaced.
ap ,,arc i. being placed on Ma
hail.
H. Gpru ot Warwick was guest
over sunday,
!. Ethel Bmman has returned TO her
d 10 uakhlm.
y G. +. Pentecost is spending a few
a, the Naples.
s.ey Irish and family OF Brattleboro
visitors IN town this week.
IJamrnway OF Pittsheld is in the
oy 81 II. VI. Bristol as plumber.
\, VIII Slate and Mrs. McCastlene
returned from a visit with relatives
'eIm0nt.
er wa, a meeting OF the Civic
h h,t Tuesday evening in Dickinson
lorial library.
u mblic schools close ON Monday to
, The teachers to spend a short vaea'
at their homes.
i Roweua Marsh OF Rochester, VIZ
a guest Of Mrs. Ii. ii. Chamberlain
mt OF the week.
lon Miner has returned with his
h from the south where they have
spending the winter.
rs. Maroney of Greenfield was in
! last week 10 attend the funeral oil
uncle Michael Piggott.
e .upper that was to have been given
,day evening by the Sons OF Veterans
indefinitely postponed. i
st Sunday was Palm Sunday and
< were distributed TO those who at
ed the Catholic church.
fire along the tracks of the Boston
lame railroad burned over the timber
li +. L. Allen last Sunday.
" Chamberlain of Orange spent
I time with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
II. Chamberlain. this week.
+. and Mrs. Charles Osgood left the |
Of the week after visit with Mr..
DDS sisters, the Misses Osgood.
IS Mary Broderck of Nalatie, n. " ,
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
James Broderick Of School street.
=, and Mrs. A. J.. Newton have been |
seeing in Savannah, Ga, and were |
ming 10 sail for New York last Sat
y,
-erett IIolton Of Springfield and Rob
Wood Of Tufts college are among the
Der who were in town for the Easter
ton.
lie outbuilding has been removed
the centre schoolhouse and the
nds graded, making a more attractive
,aranCe.
Tices appropriate to Easter are to be
in the Unitarian church next Sunday
Z, II. MattOon is busy with the floral
ratl0nS.
lymond Clapp recently shot horned
which measured 80 inches from tip to
u the wings. The bird was sent away
e mounted
r. Fox Of New York is the household
rator employed by G. n. Kidder, who
a large amount Of spring work IN In
u decorations
lere were about 30 members of the
KEy 4 q ~