The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04

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,sn seheoi aud daring the snn,,,.s, ~
'-.h EMPLOYED IN WoSl's phamaes WV
Items az. soni from North6,l1 4, a..
iains wednesday aud liz ~, ~, W
s"'- "h lhe THURSDAY mornins ,r,,a
nhl'hlns II Importance i lsi.nLnn.'i
~ hni nearly every week some ,,,',,s
Ns.h your correspondent too late Ia 4.
in;.',, .1' week Issue, ANY items az
a ,i,e,s MI u gladly uscd bat 10 insure
'mii pnhhoalion Il needs 10 Il. ,,.'',,,ss1i
w ,eilephoned TO Mrs, h. 4 Csil.nJ., A.,
lone Thursday morning. w
lily rcent decree ~ IA. ...
mnh thc trustees Of the A. NJ. ID Al.
amber fund are allowed 10 nss az, 49,
building Mrs, AlcNandrr's late re.ilsnsse
lor ne proposed Memorial hall and sIseo
'sh Dc nsei for the Necessary Alteration
OF the building The trustees an, aisn III
lnwel TO sell any vacant land ma, J,sin.i
iot 10. new Memorial hall AZ nrnnos,I h'
MiH' Alexander Nas given an heeau.e III
lhe sreat advance Ia the priee az hnil1,
ihs materials during the past few years.
Mrs Frank nclVa. son and daugbte, ~
uIahRr wenc entertained on Tues,lav IN
Mr. y J.. Alexander. The family wcr1
ir.nfhlhg nom . very enjoyable carrias.
WIINe va ,aanshend who're they visited
hF, ahI Mn, John Hfoui, former ne,i,
nghts OF this town, and also they attend
~ inc REUNION OF the q. A. n. Of Mind.
han, county. about Coo bfing nr..snt
Nmong them David ball and Mr. ,Iillson
were present from this town Mr.. Rail ~
ing veteran Of the Civil war.
Procior's block is fast nearing connie.
ZION and Is pleasing addition 10 The
business center Of Main street Tie north
'front.' room viii be occupied by A, 4. |
lolmahs barber shop in the rear ~ which |
VIII be pool room, 4, w pnnctnr's |
clothing store and harness room will 40 |
cnpy. the south side and the APARTMENTS |
on the second floor will he used by MIR. |
froctors family. All the buildings are |
reciving final coat Of paint and The |
concrete walk in front adds 10 the az.
ttaetiVe appearance OF the business cen.
ter OF the town.
Dame, Rumor appears this week with a
blg budget OF news the most important
ot which Is the pleasing announcement
mat q printing office is TO he started in
A. W. Proctor's old store This i 10 be-
under the management Of Mr.. Coe. who
with his brotherinlaw, Rev. Mr..
Brown. is much interested in the business
advancement of the town. II i certainly
hoped that the new business venture will
be successful and that other plans which
are yet TO he developed will be equally
successful. IL is said that work win
be begun as soon as Mr.. Proctor can move
into the new store.
The boys brigade assembled early
Tuesday morning at Sons OF Veterans
hall and marched in order to the station |
for the $50 train. Besides the 30 mem.
hers OF the brigade, Supt. and Mrs. L. +.
Howard. DR.. and Mrs. y. u. Wood. Rev. !
n. Fay Smith and w. II. Waite were
among those who accompanied the party. !
IL Is said that this is the only brigade
IN the state which goes nearly entire in I
The party had special
EAR from this station TO Boston where
they were TO see the city in automobiles
and they sailed Tuesday evening for
and from there were to go d
BY rail to Baltimore for the national en-
y
A ripple of excitement was caused last n
Monday by a boy driving sorrel horse
through Main street at furious pace. #
)nly a short time behind came John j
Barber in. his automobile with Sheriff
stearns of Hinsdale, for the horse be- :
onged to Archibald Jennings of Win .
hester and was stolen while the owner +
vas visiting the Vernon dam. BY
means of telephones they traced the team
nd it was overtaken near Factory Hol- .
pw. The boy was desperate enough to II
raw pistol on Mr.. Stearns but Mr. "
Barber caught the boys arm before any
amage was done. He was brought back Il
nd his father sent for but neither had I
he money to pay the charges, which af- ff
er remaining at Perham's Inn over night. b
'ere $40. The boy came from Keene
fnp1oy ,norpinr opI his money carried |
i'm only to Hinsdale and he wished TO II,
0 to his home in Greenfield so took the in
cam. There were several law points IN re-
he case as the theft was committed IN
'ermont the sheriff was New Hamp- a.
hire officer and the arrest made in Mas :; ~
ichusetts. IL
The benefit entertainment for North he
ED brass band was all that could be de-
red socially and financially. The citizens :,
,sponded to furnishing the supper tables ~ ~
ample food was supplied and the tables az
ell patronized. The entertainment be- az az
m with selections by the band, the 'e
embers presenting fine appearanle@e, : IN =,
,eir new uniforms. A song by Miss an
axone," whose voice had a remarkable IN
resemblance to B. f. Fields, followed, 81
zen selections by the band with read tn
Q bv Mrs. Arthur Phillips. 1t was much To-
GREETED that Mr.. Phillips on account OF
ness had to be excused from taxing RI
$ part on the program and that Mr.. Nj
iker was called to New York, so their tn
aces had to be filed and a very pleas. Ri
q instrumental selection was given py Nj
RS. Riker, who was the accompanist OF Cl
e evening. The twins toddled out NJ
ID sung their little song. One was tall ,
ID thin with abbreviated trousers EVIL svl
ntly outgrown, while the, blonde twin ia
as short and fat and both viewed the Nj
orld over huge roundabout collars. ~ his
unnecessary to write that they were no
called. The farce, A Husband b, IN ha
IS and B. F. Field was excellent and tn TIE II
ting equal to the best city talent; ms ns tn,
t teri was under the direction OF ap
veral societies in town and by the g g15n on
ous response of the citizens about. sl2o vo,
Jus IS presented to the members Of the Fri
orthfeld band. pal
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