The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

~ ,,sas" james NJ, TYLER was able
ho present ~ the Session ~ M. sn,,,s,,
s"nt Va Montpelier Tuesday fnr N
eidcnt. runaway ~
J. -ArFhngcmenis are being made 4,
n nile, OF Tour assemblies 10 he hsi
!. tfsi will be held Thanksei,in. ,iah
|, aud the eeeond New Years eve.
u The stan q the Reveillc. the na..,
y university. contains M. fnllnwin,, ~, ~.
boNs; j. T.. lielvnT, m. riFrslst -,
manager; Paul 5, Emerson. 10. ioca
The Norwich university seeor,
Team defeated MONTPELIER seminary n
20 az Mortified last Saturday
.t9sby Adams of this town PLAYED quar-
a icfbaek on the university team mn,
Warren Crosby right end.
} Wantastiquet lodge. No. :. /. q. q
r. held It's regular weekly meeting on
MONDAY evening, aud the member.
were gwen the privilege OF listening
10 brief account of his trim To Den.
Yer. Col, by W r. Coombs. grand rem.
lodge.
Fort Dummer ROYAL Arch chapter
worked the ROYAL Arch degree on
three candidates M It's meeting Friday
evening. Following the degree work Il
banquet was served in the Masonic
banquet hall. Next Thursday evening
Connecticut Valley Council will work
the degree on several candidates.
Forty members of the n, +. O. T..
held a corn husking Friday evening nj
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cut
Ter on the North Pond road. After
husking so bushels Of corn nj the barn.
the party went 10 the house and PLAYED
cards and refreshments were served.
| There were many cred ears in owl.
dence. which added much TO the liveli.
ness of the occasion.
The house at the corner OF Nfaple
and Pleasant streets. owned by l.. j.
Kane and occupied by John Wright.
has Just been slated This completes
series of improvements that have
been made on this house since IL was
bought by Mr.. Kane of William Warren
some time ago. II has been painted
and connected with the water and
sewer systems. new blinds put on. and |
is now in first class shape.
The open deer season in this state |
begins Monday, Oct. 20, and continues
through Saturday, Oct. 81. The Yer.
mont Fish and Game league issued |
cloth posters which had the date
printed wrong and considerable con
fusion has been caused thereby. The
law provides that the open deer season
shall be the last full week in October
containing six working days, which this
year will be the last six days of the
month. County fish and game wardens
have been notified to this effect and
new posters will soon be issued.
Christian Scientists and others
wishing to learn the fundamental prin-
ciiples and ideas Of that faith will have
{ he privilege of listening to free lee
ture which is to be given in the audi
forum Sunday afternoon at $50 o clock
by Bliss Knapp of Boston, member of
the Christian Science Board of lecture
ship of the First Church of Christ,
of Boston. The lecture is to
be given under the auspices of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, of
A cordial invitation to
attend, the lecture has been given to ,
he public.
"A case of interest to Windham
county people was begun in Rutland q
county court this week when Gibson & !
counsel for Mrs. Molly /
1hilds DeKlyn of New York city, filed !
IN appeal from the report of the com s
nissioners in the estate of Asaph +; )
Jhilds. who was a brother of r. S. and {
|. w. Childs of Brattleboro, and for !
nerly lived in Wilmington. The plain i
if objects to the allowance by the p
of claim of $15,27326 }
resented against the estate by Mrs. y
lara Sherman Childs of Castleton, Mr.. ~
,hilds' second wife, Mrs. Childs claims h
hat Mr.. Childs was indebted to her for n
hat amount. Mrs. DeKlyn was h
aughter of Mr.. Childs by his first wife. o
The Windham County Association G
f Congregational ministers aheld Y
leeting in the parsonage of the Centre >
church on North MAN III
rect, Monday forenoon, about ~ OF q
ne ministers who are members OF the IL
being present. The hrst o.
ey. C. p. Hayward of Springfield, the
,eme for his address being, The Duty ne
the Minister Toward Political Life. III
he second series of remarks were az
ven and read by Rev. j. M. Wathen sb
Claremont. N. H.. ON The Trial OF 90
,sns. Was it Judicial Murder or Justl- o. 90
,ble Homicide. Following the con. dr
nsion of the meeting the members OF fir
e association dined at one OF the nv
cal restaurants. re-
flames Fl. Burke will sail from Dos, SCI
n newt week Friday by the United We
.nit company line for Port Llmon, we
sta Rica' where he will have posi- On
IN as chief train dispatcher OF tne iins
orthern Railway of Costa klca; Wllcn iI'
ms from Port Limon to san Jose, ~
stance of 103 miles. me system n 4hs ~ ~
branches extending into the tn!
mana fields and has total mileage on
about 400 miles. Mr.. Burke S head AFT
arters will probably be at Port SW
mon re' q city Of about $4,000. Barney Tn
iil Vim If New London, Conn, who mi
, h in vardmaster of the Central va
, p in that city, will accompany VIII
Rnrke to Central America, gong 1ol
Bocas Del Toro, Panama, where ne
II have position as superln1eha ei1 Br;
terminals on the Changuinola lam- ney
v under E. D. Nash, formerly supe,f mo
endent of the southern dlVision - bee
, Central Vermont railroad. bee
Shortly after 10 o clock SATURDAY mes mes
,n;n@ an attempt at burglary was me,
de at the home of Henry +. Jor Nal sne
Green street. At that time WI "a spa
dan was in the house aIone ar+ 'r Of h bns g
ring noise in the upper paiHu ar hos hos
bnnse made an investigation. Ilel lia y
nG ;ons being confirmed, she tele- sldt
,pnod 70 the police, and Officer, .. "A. asI
bmond hustled to the scene OF opeId E ias'
1nS Tn the meantime the SUPPOSE pei pei
liz becoming frightened, MADE ms nTh
me and when the officer arrived a' on
RI1'r5on. home. no trace OF tine IN Oh
5o 90 conld be found. A passerDy agI;
I'D IN Mr.. Richmond that ne Hao cd dh
iced a light. presumably one 5 o. 'n of fb b
h variety, in an upper MInp Iordan 70
nj the same time that NIT. 'vi tbe som
Decd1c 5r home a large NUM- VINE