The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-21
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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: can building. - " w" Amer
The Norih'end tennis elub will 90,
chariesiown. n. H., this af,s,noa,
players N""'''s'""'
The hraitleboro Trust eomnanv ha,
added 100 deposit boxes 10 ~ aon;n
OF patrons, N'"'"s "s'
1t T. expected that a large dclepa
ZION OF brnitlcboro veterans Will % r.
IoNhshend next Tuesday 20 attend The
annual reunion Of the Winlban
county veterans association.
-ln the biennial report Of the state
enprtNisois OF insane. DR.. X. NJ. Pelton
OF kiehfoId, DIR. q. :. Foster az Pntney
and Dr. y. =, Steele OF Moninelisi
Recommendation Is made for lire nro'
lection ~ the Brattleboro Retreat
"A delegation OF about l5 from Leo
council. knights Of Columbus wen, III
Newport, y. H.. Sunday 10 witness the
institution of lIcrrick council Of tina,
town. A part of the local contingent
went ny train while others went by
Fort Dummer Colony PILGRIM
Fathers No. lO5, met Tuesday evening
WIN MI. and Mrs. George Stone, NJ
Myrtle street, Music was furnished
N MT. and Mrs, Stone aud Charles 4.
Iaihef; Refreshments Of ice cream
aud cake were served.
st. Michael s Episcopal church will
noid US lawn iete Saturday. Aug. 90,
rom 70 I. NJ. Fancy articles. cakes,
Ices, candies, etc, will be for sale. The
feie will be held on the church grounds
IL n should rain Odd Fellows hall
VIII be used. All are cordially invited.
AT the closing session of the an.
nnal meeting of the state federation
Of labor in White River Junction Fri.
day Job Long of BrattlebOro was
chosen third vice president. Il. 4.
Mccarthy of Barre was chosen presi.
dent and Nelson A. Malmgrem Of Rut.
land financial secretary and treasurer.
The next convention will be held in
lIardwick.
The Swedish Mission church of
Brattleboro has decided unanimously to |
call Rev. j. Dahlstrom of Providence. |
Il. l.. who has recently been in Brat |
tleboro conducting II day S evangeli. |
cal campaign. Mr.. Dahlstrom has ac.
cepted the call and will begin his pas.
torate here Sept |, He is anxious
to get in contact with all the Swedish |
people in town and hopes to be help |
to all of them.
Says The Lowell Sun: ''Guy Bro.
theirs Minstrels was greeted by a large
house. The show was first class,
nothing rough-the first part a pretty
picture, the solo singers excellent, the
Jokes new, in fact. ii would be hard to
pick out a poor feature. Every per-
former knew his business and did not
overdo it. The aerobats are wonder
full the impersonator can't be beat.
Il was a pleasure to attend such a per.
Guy Brothers will appear
n the local opera house tomorrow
night.
One of the most convincing exam
oles in town of the value of scientific
is the store of III. Z. Well
nan g. company which has been equip
bed with six new Holophane Luxoliers ,
equipped with 40-watt tungsten lamps. /
The combination of these lamps and :
ixtures gives twice the illumination of I
he old fashioned type at saving of ,
,64 watts an hour. Mr.. Wellman s store I
s the first one in Brattleboro TO be {
with this type of lighting c
nit. The work was done by Horton ID. L
Walker. S
Miss Eva Wells, daughter of Mr.. q
nd Mrs. Samuel Wells of this town,
nd John b. Hare of Springfield. Mass, +
we're quietly married at noon Tuesday c
v Rev. d. j. Sullivan. Miss Teresa a
Shea attended them. The bride was f
attired in a brown travel, s.
no suit. Mr.. Hare is a son of Mr.. and Ii
IFS. James Hare of Summer street, o
and is employed as clerk #
i the postoffice Mrs. Hare was, form t,
rly employed in the wholesale de- 81
artment Of Kibbe Brothers,, After W
short wedding trip they VIII be az g
ONE at 1873 Spring street. Mr.. ana b
IRIS. Samuel Wells were in Springfield r.
uesday to attend the wedding IL
1t is expected that 16 Of the q +
wing members of the class or 1898 OF "
e Brattleboro high school Will attend 81
le goth anniversary exercises whlcn r.
ill take place tomorrow. Inc class 10
eet at the high school building at ID
ION and after Inspecting the old class
oms will plant an elm on the lawn. X
+ | o clock they will 90 by auto b
chile TO Spofford Lake where dinner in
ii he served at the Spofford house at CT
70 -, q clock. The afternoon will be L.
emf in various diversions and IunGh Sc
II be served at the cottage OF u. =; SUI
,vlor before the ''school children an
turn home. The committee IN char9e C.
the outing is composed Oh " ME- "a vi ~ co
'iS' smith and G. NJ. Clay. Among CT
a ont. town members expected to Be
present are Mrs. o. d. Butterheid OF me
troit Miss l.. Eveline Merritt Oh oil
, nberst Mass. and DR.. Laurence Of
,aphy of New York. CT
Henry Nichols, the 11-year old boy ~ ~
n was found guilty last Friday Of g. e.,
uniting ~ burglaries in West Brat, 10 +
hann was taken by Deputy Sheriff u
% p navis to the Industrial school az IA Ia
.lnas IN which he was sentenced pe
fudae q. w. Gibson until Aug. ~, ;nt
3 ire time when he becomes pa RI;;sS
!, Selectman Vinton attenaeu ny nf 70
ring Friday morning by vatu e tba an,
statute requiring the ptesenh;G Iva u and md las
e Icy the hovs several questions, the VII
,uu to Which indicated. that Ihe ~
'"u ,as nossessed of an irres!stlpie sn nl
, W. to take things belonging 70 one
lp.a'ioM Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Nichols :
e naronts also said that the LAD was pla
= prr;gihle and they were agreed W Tna' 33
would be best to. send MN w. con
mes. In imposing the s aIaor ~ Rel
Ige Gibson tried to make II S Tiear Snt
boy that it would De ge,s no Use school the
t rhf voutRful prisoner wept pltteriy' cou
1ndoe A. A. Hall of St. Adams mas e;st
10 a q pro forma decree IN 1 .ao nooa bea
state board of health IN t ne viii viii. bat
ught by the board against Sno state inst
Of st. Johns6qqrfy u tn, hat village swe
orney uuy General c. C. Fits OF nou
ATTORNEY narrnlinc the defendant 8 OCT
ttleooIo, the plainfiff's bill in chan anu any.