The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-02

aa.9 VII mrrt SATURDAY afternoon 4
$50. at Orange hall.
10. II. Grimm Of tho Grimm sens,
a,". company Of Rutland has attende
" ~, .ae Iain this season within a radiu
mIrs OF Rutland, and pronounce
particularly the vegetable and f,nis -,
mols, together with the stock.
3hnapps famous Millionaire hand
win flofrnoe Drake Ie Roy. lea Z,m
n,rttnah, Otto Mesloh aud ulrie I,Insra
lea,ui. .eleisls. and Charles Il. knap,
ahu ,sH hionnie as conductors. will II,
n"ah ~ carefully selected program a,
' auditorium Saturday afternoon, Oct
The salvation army on Ellio,
street will hold meeting tomorrow
evening al las, and a special praye,
meeting Sunday morning from 10 10 ne
IN Tue AFTERNOON NJ D. M. there will
nc christian praise service. aud In
: lhs evening lecture, What is the
Booth. will be read by Ensign C,nIlaea
All are invited 10 attend.
The body Of Mrs. Harlan New.
, .9mb, who died AZ her home in Mt.
clemens, Mich, Saturday. was brought
20 SaNtons River for burial Yesterday.
Mrs Newcomb formerly lived In Brat.
ucbor.o, where her husband was EN-.
nioyed. IN the Estey organ factory.
they went west Is years ago. and Mr..
stevens died about five years ago. She
u survived by one daughter, who nc.
eompanied the body east
.-Marshall A. ID. Jackson, 80. died
az the Memorial hospital "Wednesday
morning. He was brought 10 the hos.
pltnl saturday, and underwent an
operation Tuesday, Mr.. Jackson was
porn N Mexico in 1919. and came north
Falls. where he has lived ever since
The funeral was held at his late home
inns morning, and the burial was In
the Bellows Falls cemetery.
-Sarilla Jane JOY, 20, died at her
home on. Elliot street Wednesday, after
z lingering illness. She was born in
Newfane, one of the two daughters of
Joseph and Lois Fisher. Her parents
came to Brattleboro when she was two |
years old and she has lived here ever
since, june %. 1855, she was married |
TO John NJ. JOY, who survives with a |
son, Herman Joseph, who lives at home. |
she had been longtime member of |
the Methodist church and the pastor.
Rev. \. II, Webb, will ofiiciate at the
funeral this afternoon at $50. Mrs.
JOY was member of Fort drummer
colony, Pilgrim Fathers.
The local Salvation Army branch
VIII hold sale of goods and products
soon. To raise the balance of the fund
needed TO pay their opening expenses.
also TO purchase some necessary material
for the work. Donations to the amount
OF 500 have already been given by
friends of the army. and about $3.50 is
still needed. Some of the articles
wanted for the coming sale are cloth.
ing, shoes, furniture, books, fruit,
erockery and groceries. Those DESTROYS
OF helping good cause can send a
postal to Ensign Gullage at Clark
street. and he will call and get the
articles mentioned, or you can take
them to the army barracks on Elliot !
street, in the Emerson block.
While returning from Northampton t
IN his motor ear Sunday evening, H. X. I
Brown ran over q man on Main street, i
South Deerfeld, near the overhead n
bridge at the upper end of the street. {
MIR. Brown and friend who was with +
him saw a man staggering along on the n
opposite side of the road some hundred 1
feet ahead of them and as they drew C.
loser he seemd to become dazed by the h
strong headlight of the automobile and t,
plunged in front of the machine. The II
ar knocked him down and ran over j
lim, though the wheels did not touch r,
lin. The man was apparently under in. G
inence of liquor and when picked up N
ave his name as II. +. Guilford of cl
south Deerfeld. He was taken to the al
franklin county hospital by Mr.. Brown Il
three fractured ribs. one of W
which punctnred his lung. Gulford is re
ow considered out of danger and will 81
robably be sent to his home the first pc
f the coming week. G.
The first of the series of Chapman r. r.
nd Alexander meetings will be held in a., Da
he Methodist church next Sunday &.
vening at Z o clock, at which the Bap- f.
st, Congregational and Methodist te
hurches will unite All the singers of
re requested to be present and assist. az
[r. Lawson, Mr.. Miles and Mr.. Webb u az
i'll make short addresses on the pro ' ~,
,sed work. 1t is hoped everyone will M
axe special effort to be present. At fic
special meeting held in the Baptist wi
lapel Sept. 26, L. w. Hawley was Nj
ected chairman of the meetings and an
H. Webb secretary. The following lzt
mmittees were also elected: Finance pil
mmittee, E. G. Crosby, H. +. G. 20,
,edt, Dr. c. g. Wheeler; canvassing inc
mmittee, F. w. Kuech, II. B. Cham wa
rlain, George WILDER; music commit ant
Q, A. L. Maynard, E. H. Crane, Leroy |
lrdette; advertising committee, E. l.. ser
ldreth, w. B. Smith, A. E. Atwood; .he
herring committee, George Durham,
illiam Stafford, G. M. Clay, F. A.
gg, S. M. Yeaw, John Howe and +. A
Knight. of
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The Will ana coalcli ol Mrs >, May urd
Herrick, widow of Seth N. Herrick, Mr.,
re allowed at the September session vest
the probate court Saturday, and the
ford II. Bracket was appointed ex Dea
tor. Mrs. Herrick leaves $3.50 to the ana
aspect Hill cemetery association, to az III;
e for her husband IS lot, and 5000 to hnt
West Brattleboro cemetery associa- be ;
\. to care for the lot where her par nurs
s are buried. The will of Nettie whe
Frost was allowed and Frank L.. clos'
Mt was appointed executor. Charles ~ No
Bovden IS account as executor of the l Ley
of Martha B. Snow was allowed. a o,T
, will of Henry b. Larkin was al was
ed, and Helen IL. Larhin was az eXpe
nted executrix The account of G. nati'
stickney as administrator OF the ), teres
Ioughton estate of Nottingham was torw
we'd The account Of Eva ID. time
enwood and Charles M. Knight as educ us
cutors of the will of Fannie M. i hHeJ
chit of Dummerston was allowed. nsua
4. Butterfield s account as executor his
the will of Judah M. Robbins OF and
tingham was allowed. more
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