The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07
Two Thef,s Committed During Pas,
Week.


: Week.
= The sleeping camp at Gray's mil
Z near the salmon hole bridge was bur
= glaTikcd Monday night aud a suit oi
!, clothes, watch and sl.jO IN money TAX
ID cn, he value OF the clothes beini
about $50. IL is thought that th,
Z thief is someone familiar with M
I camp aud that he went IN the difcc
G iipn OF Bellows Falls. Word Was sent
! 10 Sheriff Thompson aud hopes Of the
B thief capture ate entertained. The
\ house ut Charles Barnes near Pierce Z
b mill was broken into Sunday night and
about - taken. Mr.. Barnes WAS away
} and although his wife heard the thief
enter the Kitchen she did not get up.
, Up TO Tuesday night no trace of the
burglars had been gained.
; 4 corn roast was enjoyed by our
summer people last Tuesday night
Mrs. Abbic Underwood is visiting
Mrs. Abbie llosford in Greenfield,
Mass, for a few days.
Mrs. Phillips, mother Of Mabel
Phillips. has been quite i'll from heat
prstration bat is conyalescont
Miss Mildred and Miss Mary Barrett
of Braiticburo are spending the week
with their aunt. Mrs. \. 4. Edwards.
Although the Athletics won the ball
game Saturday the Ncwfaue cOmbina.
tion put up good fight for the money.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Harding and
Misses Catherine and Barbara Norton
of Townshend We're guests in town
| this week.
/ George q. Davis of Norwood, Mass.
4 was in town Friday and Saturday, His
! daughter, who was i'll last winter, has
! fully recovered.
/ The Newfane sidewalk is receiving
much praise from our visitors this
/ summer and we hope the work will
| soon be continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Howe are Wis
| iting at the Howe homestead. Prof.
Marshall Howe of New York arrived
there Wednesday for a short visit.
The entertainment given by the Tn
ion hall helpers last Friday night had
large attendance and was u success,
the net receipts amounted to about
$50.
Mrs. o. Il. Wright slipped off the !
step leading from her porch to the |
ground Sunday morning and dislocated /
her ankle, straining and tearing the |
muscles badly.
Among the guests at the County |
House this week We're Mrs. Earl and |
grandson and Miss Earl of Boston. Mr.. |
Earl is expected to come Monday for |
a short stay with his people.
The Interstate Lumber company
have finished saving the lumber in the
yard and unless more hardwood lum
Der is brought in the work will prob
ably be discontinued for while.
The taxpayers of the village cor.
poration are requested to pay. the
taxes now due into the hands Of the
treasurer. Arthur G. Warren, as the
list has been placed in his hands.
The regular grange meeting will be
held next Wednesday evening. The
program will be in charge of a past
lecturer and will consist of drama
tized readings with tableaux, music,
etc.
Dickerman Rider of Bellows Falls
spent Saturday and Sunday with his :
family at ii. \. Carpenter S. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Bradeen went Saturday to
Chester for short visit with Elroy
Benson.
Mrs. w. L. Lawrence, who has heen
failing quite rapidly for two weeks
past, was taken worse Tuesday and
died Wednesday night about p. m.
The funeral will be held Friday after
noon. Her son, Frank Long, and his
wife were with her and her other son, {
Fred Long, is expected to arrive from {
Dakota Friday morning {
Miss NJ. D. Phillips of Chicago, H.,
has been the guest of Mrs. 7. a. De
Witt for the past week. She is the I
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. 81. I
non Phillips of Newfane and grand {
laughter of Daniel Phillips, a Revolu-
5ionary soldier. She returned this
week to Chicago where she has taught v
n l. Il
Years in other schools of that city. 7
The Christian Endeavor society re- y
elected officers last Tuesday evening !
months. They voted to pay S. to- 2
ward the salary of the janitor and So a
oward wood and lights. Next Sunday h
the society will observe their n
10Th anniversary. There will be let n
ers read from absent members, some
# whom were charter members, also "
pecial music. An account of the So s
iety will be given by charter mem V
,er. Z
The Burlington Free Press in its 4
lalf column account of the HOwe-Dur- S
ee wedding last week at the Metho. k
list parsonage in Winooski, speaks of n
he affair as one of widespread inter a
st. The bride IS father, Rev. DR.. Dur N
ee, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Adams, pas z
or of the Congregational church in y
Essex, performed the ceremony of U
1arriage between af No Carlton and pe Aeg
Iargaret Durfee. Eight young -wo W
zen, former pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. r
lowe, preceded the couple, the bride b
eing accompanied by her sister and s.
he groom by his twin brother, Clifton al
}. Howe, of Toronto university. The ii
ldest brother, DR.. Marshall A. Howe