The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Cook only with pas.-ad,

'o ioo cream And cake ON Il
common "Wednesday evening, July s.
The post 'oiiiee will be open from
! 70 " clock tomorrow, but none A.,
the carriers will make any delivery.
The installation Of the officers an
teachers of the Baptist Bible seho,
will form part Of the morning seryie
next Sunday morning.
w. II, Welcome, the custom tailo
moved his business Wednesday from 4
Main street TO Is Main street. II
Nill occupy rooms over II. NJ. Wood
store.
The freight station will be close,
all DAY tomorrow, Saturday. No shil
ments will be accepted for outgoing
trains Incoming shipments of perish
able goods will be delivered between
aud . u. m.
AT a meeting Of the Republican
league at the close of the state con
vention in Montpelier Wednesda,
James +, Hooker refused 10 sery,
longer AS president, and Robert W
MeCuen of Vergenes was elected in
his place.
Charles Il. Crosby returned Sunday
afternoon from Boston in his new 45.
horse power Stoddard. Dayton touring
ear. J. B. Marley drove the machine
and the remainder of the party was
made up of George L. Foster, Hough.
ton Seaverns and Mr.. Crosby's two
sons, Edward and Godfrey.
Mrs. II. A. Staten Of Vernon, for.
merly Miss leila johnson, has paid 10
Miss Edith NJ. Hill, or her attorney,
$4,000, the amount of the verdict re.
turned by the jury at the April term
of the county court at Newfane for
failure TO keep an agreement TO live
together as sisters and share the Tyler
johnson estate.
Rev. Charles o. Day, formerly pas.
tor of the Centre church l3 years and
until recently president of Andover
Theological seminary at Andover,
Mass, has accepted call TO the Con
church in Barnet. He will
take up the duties of the pastorate
about July 10. Rev. Mr.. Day received
a call from the church in Bradford, but
declined it out of consideration for his
health
Judge A. F. Schwenk has succeeded
in getting several pictures of former
Judges of the probate court for this
district and on Friday he hung three
photographs in the probate
court room. The photographs are those !
If Judge Lemuel Whitney, Judge Mar
shall Miller and Judge Asa Knight.
Photographs of Judge Eleazer l. Wat.
'rman, Judge Royal Tyler and Judge
John Roberts are now being prepared.
Judge Schwenk is making an effort to
,et photographs of all those who have
erved as judge of the court.
The warrant for the annual meet.
ng of school district No. will be
'osted today or tomorrow. II will con
ain seven articles, all of them routine,
o choose moderator, to hear the re-
orts of officers, to elect officers, to see
{ the district will continue to receive
uition scholars, to see if the district
ill continue to employ a supervisor of
rades, to raise money for the year S
expenses and to transact any other
usiness that may come before the
eeting. The meeting will be held in {
lie high school room Tuesday evening, {
nly 81, at s o. clock. {
Miss Clara l.. Carruth of Spencer,
lass, has been appointed by the Pru-
entail Committee teacher in the com {
ercial department now being estab :
she'd in the high school. Miss Car T
It'll comes well fitted to her task, both Il
rough study and training, and is |
pecially well prepared to give instruc- '
on in penmanship. In addition to her c
education, she has done s
actical work in an office, thus obtain $
g much needed experience, and has /
ught successfully for two years com /
ercial branches such as are generally d
cluded in a high school business IL
urse.
The village of BrattleborQ will y
We ample police protection over the :,
h. Twenty specials nave been sworn %
to assist the regular force in keep a
, order. A policeman will be de- 7
led at each fire alarm box and an "
icer will patrol every street in the
lage. All of the uniformed police c.
Il be stationed on Main street. The di
lowing will serve as special officers: "
j. Lynch, Maurice Doyle, John ST
rch, James Sheehan, Melvin Cooper, A
omas Griffin, Andrew johnson, T. Ly- tn
), j. II. Ward, Michael Baker, jr., Ed co
I'd Knudson, Charles Cobb, Louis III
finer, Frank Burton, II. J. Allen, A,
orge Holden, John Strand, A. S. oh
man and A. R. Rice. E.
Suit was brought Saturday by E. 70 70
Roberts, administrator of the estate ~
Luella D. Newell, against the Twin ne
tie Gas and Electric company, to we
over damages in the sum of $4,000 Nc,
injuries received by Mrs. Newell, ~ ~
/. 4, while riding on an electric car ~ ~
rated by the company. The papers &c
e served by Deputy Sheriff M. P. TT
lis, who attached all of the property ID Ia
the company in Brattleboro and no. no.
nmerstown. Mrs Newell boarded h os
car on Prospect Hill and at point ~.
r the intersection of Canal and t E',
shington streets the car collided W. w,
h a snow pillow. Mrs. Newell was W. W.
,wn forward against the front Of the I T.'
but did not feel any serious results ~ ~
n the accident until the next morn =
She was taken to the E. r. :
oh hospital, where she died Feb. 80. We
cause of death was the result of ter
nature child BIRTH The plaintiff Mr.
yes that the car was in charge of urd
mpetent men. The suit was ing
ght through H. G.. & F. E. Barber IS cerl
e, and is returnable at the Septem sue
term of the Windham county court. of
The marriage of Earl J. Wilson of p Ino
INTO and Miss Jessie A. Manning of a. 60,
hurne Falls. Mass. was solemnized naS