The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-16

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b~ held a Menii,eli~f Wednesday, az
- There will he an address 81 Ilai
ffank fiamisY ~ Neahhsld, anI
banquet gill be served Al ihs raVilia
hotel.
The a5lh annual meeting ~ III
.Arfmant Stale mesiieai sarielN will h
HELD ID Rutland October ~ and "a n,
II, u, iiailah, DF, ", II, i.ahr ahd ~
II. l.. Waterman Of liFaiilebeTs haVI
boen assigned 10 take part IN the pTu
gram,
-Ryeryhedy Is urged Ia aiiehd lh'
lecture "Wednesday, Oct, ~ hV lahf
kendTick hanes II h hot often thai
- entertaining a speaker comes her,
and u Is very seldom that one may pnF
chase - much amusement AZ 80 small
price,
Activity Ia building circles seem,
"a be continuing, and among The neW
huildines which are Ia he erected /,
the home ~ Mrs, Annie a. Cobb, an
the corner of Common and l.lnden
streets, When completed the building
will be numbered among the handsome
residences ~ The town,
The a6ih annual reunion Of The snr
viyats 81 the firsi regiment. Vermont
cavalry. will b. hold nj ~. Albans,
Thursday. Oct. &C. There will he an
address hy eNhaN. Charles y. Bell IN
the CITY hall. followed hv a eamn Ore
which will be lei hv Editor Y, l..
Greene of the -, Alhans Messenger
Miss Mary Ritter shea gave M "a
ceedingly interesting PAPER on her r.,
cent visit % England ~ a delegate
from the diocese ~ Vermont a. the
Pan. Anglican congress held Ia London.
~ the meeting ~ the Woman = AuNil
inry Of the missionary society ~ 81
Michael h Episcopal church last Fri
day afternoon IN the choir room.
The suits for libel brought by Dep
niy Sheriff 4. a. Leonard ~ Mailing.
ford and Constable 4. e. Mason ~
l'awlei. against the Vermont Phoenix
Ia recover $1,000 In each ease because
~ an item published In the Phoenix
misconduct on the part ~ the |
liliccrs during the search for Elrny |
Kent. have been settled out Of court.
There are twelve eases from Wind. |
nam county on the supreme court 4
Toe kei. but only one Of the L. eases
will he tried NJ the present term at .
the other II eases being
ct for trial NJ the special session ~ 4
he supreme court which convencs NJ
irattleboro Nov. IL, The exception is
he ease Of ID. I. Wright ct al against
}. I. Phelps et nj.
The grand jury OF Cheshire county.
which was in session last week. has
lade public the following indictments:
rank 4. Brown Of Chesterfield, break.
NJ and entering; Henry Tihbeis Of {
Nesimoreland. assault with intent H.
iurdcr: David Stevens of Walpolc.
lurdcr: John Connell Of Chesterfield.
eeping liquor for sale: Edmund Casey
Westmoreland, larceny.
People who came home from the
lir in Belchertown. Mass. "Wednesday ,
vening were decidedly sore over what
Iey termed the "p-be-d-df atti- \
ldc of a trainload of Grand Trunk Of. !
,ials. The regular train due in Brat !,
cboro at s clock was held at Bel. /.
iertown for 20 minutes in order TO nj.
" the official train from New London !,
pass IL. There seemed to be no good
'ason why the regular. which was /,
'avily loaded. could not have been al :
wed 10 start on time and make way
r the special AT Amherst or Millers
Ills. q
Morris p. Carroll. &C. died sudden. l.
of heart failure last Saturday in a
licago while on his way from his resi- N
nee. 297 Belden avenue. TO his Office. n
r. Carroll was n native of Baltimore II
i had lived in Chicago MANY years. o
? was cashier of the George NJ. Clark "
aneh of the American Stove company o.
d had been associated with the con. n
IN for 10 years. He leaves wife. d
10 was Sarah Clark of this town, m
ter of the late Barna y. Clark and ii
apI nv Glar1y In,nltap |
ss Faith Clark of Chicago. Mr.. Car i
l has been a frequent visitor to Brat *
boro and had many acquaintances "
re. go
AT a meeting of the Brattleboro pl
ltual Aid association held at the ~
me of Miss Mary Il. Cabot, 6 Terrace y.
eet, Monday afternoon, the annual
elton of the officers for the ensuing W.
n was held and other matters of i'm.
'tance were transacted. ne results y
the election were as follows: Pres ev
mt, Miss Mary II. Cabot; vice presi- ro
IT, Mrs. George L. Barber; secretary ii,
| treasurer, Mrs. George W. Tyler; an
nmittee on lending supplies, Miss or
Donald, Miss Mary +. Fits, and c. e.
S. Allan d. Brown; committee on an
d for the sick, Mrs. A. W. Mont q O.
merry. Mrs. NJ. j. Moran, and Miss Or
ry M. Croker; auditor, Mrs. C. l.. Al
,kney. Following the election of th,
GERS the reports of the association po
the year just closed were read and ma
Y showed it to be in a fourishing Gr
dition. In the report it was stated Tn
{ from Oct !, 1907, to Oct. |. 1908. NJ
women were employed as helpers, Dn ~,
ing aid $50 days. The total receipts WV WV
n all sources were $1,609.5S, while , wI
total expenditures of the year 70 =
,hed $1,463,69, leaving balance in ere
treasury of $l45.s9. tLa
-Brattleboro lodge, n. f. 0. p, lat
very interesting meeting in Red
Is hall Wednesday evening, So DR..
lbers being present. Fifteen appli nov
ons for membership were received mi m
a class of - initiated. The LODGE and an,
Gets to reach its 200 mark by the e enp
of this month. 1t was voted tbe
lnesday evening to celebrate this we,
evement by inviting Bellows Falls Ok
ngfield, VT. and Greenfield lodges. HE,
veil as supreme and grand officers, mi
participate in big meeting. At If If
same time the twenty first anniver- MN
of the founding of the order will diei
observed Brattleboro lodge was wer
tuted nine years ago and has made was
Try rapid growth during the past SIN,
1t was also voted by the lodge far
,cure new suits for the degree team All:
a committee was appointed to pro, ten
these suits. The degree staff will non,
ar in full regala for the first time If
he night of the celebration, the aim,
of which will be announced next nece
(. Brattleboro lodge will hold a and
al meeting Wednesday evening at The
home of z. G.. Lowell on Tyler enni
t, and it is hoped a large attend feet