The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-17
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

grim Fathers Will be held Tuesda
evening, az $50 o clock. AZ the home a
. Mr., aud Mrs. W. q. Norris.
Ibraitleboro lodge. n. 4. q. T., wi
hoid special meeting tonigh, al IN
home Of l.. e. Davis on Clark stree
Tor The purpose Of obligating severa
There will be service ON the com
mon next Sunday al i.aO, preceded h,
concert Of sacred music by the band
Rev. Charles River Of Newfane viii
preach. IL stormy. the service will ID,
held in the Congregational church.
Miss Clara NJ. Pike OF Bridegroom,
Conn, who is well known here, hav
ing spent part Of the summer her,
Tor the past several years, and Franl
knickerbocker Of Waterbury, Conn.
were married AZ her home In Bridge
port, Tuesday afternoon AZ $50.
George y. Miller has sold his halt
interest In the candy and lee cream
business conducted under the firm
name of Miller Brothers. 10 Henry II
Everleth. Mr.. Everleih has been in
the employ of A. +. 4 g. l.. Miller for
several months and has become famil.
lar with the details OF the business.
The proprictors of the local drug
stores held conference last evening
and nj length reached an agreement TO
Keep open from II 10 ! o clock Sundays
until further notice. This is solely 10
accommodate their patrons. From a
business standpoint il is extremely
foolish for the drug stores 10 open nj
all on Sunday under the present restric
tions.
The fall term of school in the in.
corporated district will begin Septem.
Der and end December %; the winter
term will begin January 3 and end
March 90; the spring term will begin
April Is and close June Is. In add.
tion the regular spring and Christmas
vacations school will not be in session
Valley fair week, Thanksgiving day
and the day following Washington s
birthday and Memorial day.
Over 400 people attended the
meeting on the common Sunday after.
noon. Rev. G. b. Lawson gave an in.
teresting and instructive sermon
Music was furnished by Leitsinger Is
orchestra and male chorus under the
leadership of +. H. Crane. Those who
sang were L. v Morse. w. A. Gilbert,
G. NJ Clay, a. l.. Maynard, DR., W. II.
Lane, +. C. Adams, A. S. Thompson,
+. II. Crane. +. H. Brasor, A. $. Bra.
sor and Luther Hawley.
Luke Flanagan was admitted to
bail by Assistant Judge +. b. Pier Sat
urday, II. G. Barber becoming surety
in the sum of $500 for Flanagan IS ap.
pearance at the September term of the
Windham county court. Flanagan was
held by Judge Z. W. Gibson, on the
charge of burglary with intent TO COM
nit grand larceny July 4, and was
taken to the county jail in Newfane
last week. II. G. Barber feels conf
dent that he has sufficient evidence to
clear his client of the charge.
The woman IS auxiliary of St.
Michael s Episcopal church held its an
nual meeting in the choir room of the
church Monday afternoon. The fol
lowing officers were elected. Presl'
dent. Mrs. NJ. p. Davis; vice presi'
dents, Mrs. +. w. Gibson and Mrs
Christopher Babb; secretary, Mrs. }
L. Martin; treasurer. Mrs; A. W; Mont
gomery. Mrs. Z. W. Gibson, Mrs. >.
L. Martin and Mrs. M. p. Davis were
appointed delegates to. the state con
vention in Burlington in October. AL.
ternates are Mrs. +. w. Gibson and
Mrs. A. w. Montgomery.
Miss Amy II. Van Doom has been
engaged by the trustees at Vermont
academy to take charge of the com,
mercial department for the next school
year. This department will be MADE
one of the strong features of the aced-
emv a complete course in the com
mercial branches will be offered. Miss
Van Doom has been in charge OF TINS
in the bingham hlgh s
school for two years and has been de. !
,idedly successful. She had expected {
% return there next fall, but has now
.esigned to accept the place on the {
taculty at Vermont academy.
A short runaway occurred on Flat !
street Monday in front OF II. n. =
Browns stable when par OF horses !
belonging to D. M. Brosnahah anu /
Jriven by Rollin Fredette became >
p; abtened as a part of load of box 4
,oards fell on the animals backs. /
rbev dashed into a surrey a short dis
ance awav and smashed the rear wheel
nd drove the truck pole through the v
eat of the surrey. One horse was ],
brown so that its head lay between l
he seats of the surrey while it's body C
vas ninioned under the pole OF the I
rnck Fredette fell on the horses ana n
hen TO the ground, but did not sustain S
nv serious bruises. The horses re- S,
a;ved a few cuts. The surrey was b
wned by H. R. Brown. Ii
Al the semi annual meeting of st. ~ u
richaels court, G. O. F., Tuesday II
rnn;no Thomas A. Austin was pre-, =, =,
,nted with badge Of the Legion OF s {"
+onor sent from the headquarters OF W W
40 International court at Chicago TO .,
a given to Mr.. Austin for meritorlous O
MOE in the order. The emblem was NJ
resented by J. j. Eckels, chief ranger W W
, The local court. and Mr. Austin re- h,
,onded fttingly. Mr.. Austin has II
,en member Of the order II years, ~
, oficer of the local court since It's M
.oan;zation. two years a director IN n,
q state court and for the past SIX In
orc state secretary. Deputy Hlgh s,
I; Ranger A. C. Van Sleet of White 81
rer Junction attended the meeting de-
ID made his semi-annual inspection.
County Fish and Game Warden Of
,s1roli +, Frost SAYS that deer are ST.
opo plentiful in Windham county ST
o,o over before. The animals are 70
;sine havoc with the young turmp st,
a Root nlants and complaints are sis
vino ~ o in from all sides. The damage la
arnster in some instances thah IN n,
bsrs Int Warden Frost is trying 10 or
met the damages in a way that VIII Pr
saso oil George N. Temple OF New Of
ease Io sti' 600 cabbage plants and the fb b
,rdou has recommended payment str
him If IS. E. II. Richardson Oh ize
,,r rfm 81 received a visit and the deer Nh Nh
)" up large number Of his bee tso ana Bit
&c The warden in this case Tecon Fla
, nd a a. compensation of So. George tn
ingram of Newfane also sbi en1 receive pla
nplaint and he VIII pfoDanIiee - Iyos wi