The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25

day ia Mr., Jones's private car en rou,
10 New London,
The writer has often Noticed our lrien,
Paul liushey at work AN soinc N@plNafi
for rIairing ear and has lsern Neil
much pleased al the thorough, careful
way III which the work Was done, u
generally paNs Ia this tale 1T tear - ID
a g,lpi iob. py,n Il it TAKE a little lonsrr
llush llarNnol went 10 South London
derry 10 ae the fair Thursday, lie a.
| si,icl tom" Rouse an the way up aud
made himself generally pseinl hy assist
ing NeWiane IN thc bah game. liar
Wond lent tho largest man in hmtilr
hoio hut be- san play hall With any ihnl
msrman Ne have seen here this year
aud Is the best slider in town.
Homer Manner travelling auditor i1J
/ tbs q. -, Was ia town Thursday Right
| horr III il b. said that when 4 unulrs "a
accounting We take I'll our bat 10 the
| gcniluman Ia question, lie can md
nona cfton ia lees time with greater
r-e than any man We know oi except
PERHAPS Auditor Smnllry ~ the u, 4 NJ,
who i also Sherlock Holmes when i
come. 10 figures
nuttlchuro has coming entertainer ia
| the peisUu OF Mr.. T.. Bflulicu. scpund
trick operator al the depot lieauliou's
speciality is initiating pigs, roo,turs, etc,
aud Dc IL very clever ii It,, on the side
"parlrEno' + all the candy when Il
comes ta shooting messages over the wife,
lie has tie advantage 1t most ID the up@
orators ~ bee eau call them names in
French and set away with a.
We note from q southern paper that
q conductor who was very attentive and
polite "a q lady passenger has Just been
rewarded by having the lady marry him,
III this hlpuens % meet George Suai
forl'- eye We know il viii make him
.ay. II told YOU 80, rs he l. one ol the
most oblgiug conductors We know Of.
No chance ON George. being rewarded
as the other fellow was, however, IN,
less George embraces Momonism.
Eugene Feritcr took well earned
vacation Of one day this week 10 attend
a wedding. "liillic' Whalen took his
place and while he has not the weight oi
the man he replaced he did very well
Whalcn lbs the way j. a great lover 81
horses. Almost any pleasant afternoon
he may he found seated in his rubber
tired wagon behind his fast trotter nam.
ed Maud :. The 49, stands for speed
but the horse doesn't because il can't
II is quite amusing sometimes to watch
people going away at railroad station,
aud TO any one who watches il, quite an
insight into human character may be
gained. There for instance Is young I
girl from the rural districts, perhaps max /
ing her first trip 10 college. Good com
plexion, bright eyes aud taking an eyi- /
lent interest in everything going on. She |
has white dress on which will probably /
be less white before she gets far. hut like t
Phoebe Snow of the Lackawanna, She /
Starts in white
Upon the road OF anthracite.
Now notice that New York girl with 4
punches Of money who has been over al .
Spoiford lake all summer. She has on a
ailor made gray suit that won't show the 4
fleets Of travel. She Is Just as "bla.e'
IS the country girl was alert. She struts
iround the platform for the edihcation OF
he rural population, with a small dog
n her arms and a bored expression on
ler face as much as to say, what a
,other this having 10 live is anyway.
But she can't fool all of Us all the time
nd for real downright enjoyment of life
i've Us the girl from the country who
axes an interest in things in general aud
oesn't take the family live stock with
er. Car Wheel