The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-05-22


aad their husbands.
-aeerge kaiae is haildlAg a II foo
foser boat al his home On Ch-ssau
street, II will become pan ~ tho Con
neo,leui river neet in due time,
n. D. cartin camp No, ), uhites
Spanish. War veterans, voted saiafda,
10 appropriate money for flowers ans
ilags TO he placed on the graves Of tbs
slx spanish war veterans IN bratllebof.
Memorial day.
Leo council. Knights ef Columbus
worked the second desrc. q, y meeting
In Red Men . hall Wednesday evening
A special meeting will be held neAI
Wednesday In the councils new recent
in The American bullding,
Il supper will be given tonight 10
Grange hall from six TO eish, o clock by
the senior aud junior classes Of the
high school. A dance will follow the
supper. The proceeds will be used for
the benefit Of the school paper The
Dial
IL. T.. Perry has bought c, w, Dun
ham : house on North street. lie will
take possession Ms soon as Mr. Durham
vacaies the house, As previously stat
cd Mr.. Durham has bought q. NJ. Law
ton : house on Linden street, hut MI.
l.aaton has years lease Of u,
The Es,ey Organ company has put
up large sign opposite the railroad q
mile south Of the village. II is 10 feet
high and 100 feet long and bears the
words, Braiileboro. the Home Of the
Esiey organ" II was painted in at
iractive style by Fox 4 CO., advertisers.
Mondays Rutland Herald contain.
ed dispatch from Bradford dated
Sunday which reads as follows; Rev.
Q. o. Day, ID. d., president Of And9yer
Theological seminary for eight years,
filed the pulpit Of the Congregational
church here today with n view 20 be-
coming its pastor. +"
Mrs. Bcrthana knight Stebbins Of
Fitchburg. Mass, has this week issued
invitations 90 the celebration OF her
Goth birthday anniversary which will be
held nj her home, 80 Mount Vernon
street, Monday, May %, from , 10 8
o clock. Mrs. Stebbins was n former
quaintanees in Brattleboro.
About $50 tickets were sold for the
strawberry supper by the Young PEG.
pie S union of the Baptist church Tues
day evening. An excellent supper was
well served. The rooms were decorated
with crepe paper, and or.
chestral music was furnished through |
out the evening. A table for the sale
Of home made candy was well patron.
lied.
Horace Lester Fish was knocked |
down and run over near Allen s livery |
stable on Oak street Friday night, and
he was considerably bruised |
and shaken up he was able 10 be out
the next day. lie was walking on the
sidewalk when n passing horse attempt.
I'd to turn in at the stable. A wheel of
he carriage struck Mr.. Fish and threw
him to the ground and then passed over
his body. The wheel had rubber tire,
10 the force of the blow was not as
,reat as il otherwise would have been.
Clarke C. Fits in behalf of West
nghouse, Church, Kerr q Co. of New
York, contractors and engineers, has
brought suit for 100000 against the
sharon Power company and the Yer.
mont Copper company of this state. The
defendant companies are putting in a
lam across the White river at Sharon
o furnish power for the copper mines
t STAFFORD and the plaintiff corpora
ion claims the amount mentioned for
ervices performed and material fur.
ished. The suit is returnable at the
all term of United States circuit court
n Rutland,
Invitations have been issued this
,eek to the first graduation exercises of
he Brattleboro Memorial hospital train ,
ng school which will be held in Grange ;
all Tuesday evening, June 2, at s
clock. DR.. Henry NJ. Hurd, super. )
ltendent of Johns Hopkins hospital of ,
baltimore, will deliver an address on :
for Nurses, and George q
. Durham, president of the hospital, T
i'll present diplomas and hospital pins a
, the graduates. On the following (
vening there will be reception and t
ance in the Brooks House at $50 +
clock. Seven nurses will be gradual
l from the hospital training school this ;,
ear. They are Miss Flora Cattanach of .
Miss Katherine van Gum !,
er of lion, N. Y, Miss Ella Thomas =
Providence, r. l., Miss Ray Ham :,
ond of Boston. Miss Mabel de Graux :,
: Lawrence, Mass, Miss Rose Loubet :
; Jamaica Plain, Mass, and Miss Mary :,
LOOMS of Mortified, Vt. +
While the boating activity on the b
,nnecticut river this season will not be Il
patch on what may be expected on b
,mpletion of the dam, there is prom d
e of no little water traffic this sum- V
er. A fleet of II power boats and as 2
any padding canoes will churn the q
aters in the vicinity of Brattleboro ID
is year. The power craft now on the c,
yer are the Tasker brothers Elmer T
n canoe, DR.. A. l.. Pettee's home w
ade canoe, which is equipped with a D;
,rro engine, r. G. Bacon s new speed
at, George Cakes power canoe,
ayes Bigelow's Mullins power boat, " ":
l.. Billings power canoe and w. IL. u, ~
sters, Detroit canoe. In addition to III
ese DR.. F. R. Newell has put on this p
eek 16-foot Racine motor boat, 81
ank Wallen an 1s-foot Toppan dory X
d Mr. Foster an Atlantic dory Chas. s 81,
len is building canoe in which he p q
poets to install a motor. Among those 1 n'
10 own padding canoes are ii. r. Ran D. D
II, Ernest Aldrich, Carol Wood, Ar Nv Nv
lr Dewitt, John Brasor, Arthur y
hide, John Tasker, F. X. BarDws and nc
L. Howe. III
The 10th anniversary of the Ep- tb
nth league was observed by the Brat CO
boro Epworth league Sunday. Rev. CIV
TT Webb preached a special sermon A.