The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-12-04

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The last issue Of the Yale Alum
Weekly contained q letter from Jam,
y. Hooker Of this town, Yale ~
sharply criiicizine the seating arfang'
menis Of the recent Yale Harvard gam
al New Haven.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell ha
written Charles 4. Chase. court reporte
that the term of the Supreme court se
for next Tuesday NJ Brattlebofo, wi
not be held for the present. but prob1
bly, will be held after the general teri
In January.
-. |. Swift 5 third annual exhibI
ton aud sale Of landscape photograph
done in sepia opens tomorrow al hi
home nj the corner of Greene AN
Whipplc streets and will continu
throughout the month every weekda
except Tuesday. from o 10 ls and fron
. 10 q o clock.
One Thomas Clancy. an employe n
the dam at Vernon, was before III,
municipal court this morning ON tn
charge of over imhibation aud AS a re
suit Judge +. ". Gibson assesse,
Thomas sll.sO, this including a fine o
- and costs. Upon payment Of fine b,
was allowed 20 depart.
On his return from his afternoon
delivery last night Rural Letter Carrier
Caleb u, Nash reported having seen d
doe frozen in the ice In West river IN
Dnmmerstown, about five miles from
Braitleboro. The water was about Is
inches deep and there was considerable
anchor ice in the river. The doe, which
was full grown, apparently became ex.
hausted in trying to cross the river.
Some boys undertook TO drive her out.
but without success.
While driving down Main street
yesterday afternoon d team belonging
TO NJ. j. Moran decorated the pavement
for few minutes. A nut on one Of
the forward wheels became loosened
and dropped of with the result that
the wheel followed directly afterward.
and the team took q bad list 10 port.
After Ilerculean efforts by the driver,
John Mccarthy. and Thomas Hopkins.
who was riding with him, the wheel
was placed on the vehicle. and il rolled
down the street. The break.
down occurred in front Of the store Of
+. W. Kuech.
While horseback riding yesterday
Miss Katherine Martin,
laughter of Judge j. l.. Martin. was
brown from her horse, and as result
she is confined 10 her home with her
INJURIES which although not severe are
If painful nature. The accident hap
,ened on the Guilford road beyond the
hospital. and was caused when Miss
Martin lost her stirrup. When she was
rying TO regain il the horse stumbled
md threw her. She received a small
nut on her forehead which required two
stitches to close it, besides several mi
lor bruises.
Mrs. Lila Z. Bugbee, 80, wife of
edward Bugbee. died at her home on
he Putney road Tuesday afternoon, af. |
er month g illness. death being due
o severe attack of brain fever. She
vas born in Plymouth, VT, Aug. 10,
SIS, and was the daughter of Sylvester
nd Maria Lockwood Winslow. The
reater part of her life to the time of
er marriage to Mr.. Bugbee was spent
n that place. but shortly after mar.
iage they removed to Newport. n. H.,
oming to Brattleboro from that place.
he is survived by the husband. Flu.
raj services were held at her home on
he Putney road yesterday morning at
clock. Rev. c. W. River official.
ig The body was taken to Newport,
/. H.. TOT burial.
Assistant Postmaster C. w. Wilcox
,ceived from Yokohama, Japan, Tues
ay an interesting keepsake in the
,rm of a photograph of Mr.. and Mrs.
. Nishikawa of that city and Midship-
an Lucien w. Kimball of the battle
Zip Georgia. On the back of the pho.
graph is the following sentiment:
Yokohama, Oct. 90, 1908.
We wish both of the nations will be
friendship as shown in the
cture. With kind regards from
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Nishikawa.
This sentiment is particularly appro- ,
late in view of the recent exchange
diplomatic notes between the United
ates and Japan. Mr.. Nishikawa is
ell remembered in Brattleboro, as he
ent about a year in this town study
& the organ building business in the
'tey organ factory. He returned to
$ native country about four years ago.
rough the efforts of Mr.. Wilcox, Mid.
ipman kimball made the acquaint, a
ce of the young Japanese while the q
ct was at Yokohama. Il
Progress in the work on the island 7
$ been of rapid nature during the u
It two weeks. The new road has been y
mpleted, the old road has been .
'sed, and the work on the abutments
the bridge across "little river" !,
ought to completion. The work of n
ing in the land enclosed by the bikes y
'und the houses on that plot has also :
en- completed. The places so filed :
have been graded, and the men work q
, on the island have been sent further d
wn the river to continue the work of
wing houses and filing in where S
,essary. The house of Charles Eb. h
lghausen has been moved from the o.
YER side of the island to a position
'ther up the hill, and is now directly L
st of the Chesterfield road and the d
leading up Wantastiquet mountain. RI
lille their house is being moved the
nily are occupying the old brewery N
lding, which is also to be moved. v
e work on this property will soon be \,
shed. On the lower island men have ~
IN clearing the timber and brush :,
cd away. +