The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Marked down sale Of millinery ai
Mrs. II. T.. Bascom Saturday and
Monday, Nov. 2s and 30. adv
Miss christa Park. who recently
moved 20 10 Green street, will resume
her tutoring Monday, Nov. 80. adv
The current issue Of the American
Kennel Gazette contains the official Inst
Of awards at the recent Valley Fair
Kennel club show.
The county judges will be at the
county clerks Office Tuesday, Dee; !.
for the appointment Of notaries pubic
for the ensuing two years.
George +. Reed sold his restaurant
Saturday TO A. II. Rice. Possession
was given at once. The sale was made
through william c. Horizons agency.
Schools in district No. viii not
re.open Nov. 30. as planned. The date
will be definitely announced later.
Once more the prudential conn. zee
urges vaccination for all children "a
school age.
There will be hearing before the
selectmen tomorrow morning on tine
alteration of the grade OF Vernon
street. The piece of property IN ques'
t;on belongs TO the Thomas Judge es'
tate and Il is claimed that the build
inc of the new road is decreasing, its
value. The hearing will be for clam
for damages.
Austin Jones, better known to
uoryard men as "Oldn Jones, has
resigned as bell.ringer for the college
after 80 wears constant service: II
Wealth IL given as the reason for ms
RESIGNATION. Mr.. Jones was born IN
Brattleboro in 1925, and went 70
Harvard in 1850 as janitor. In 1897
he became bellringer as well.
The state fish and game. commits
s;oners this wear will hold to the ruling
msde last year in regard to deer
hunting in New Hampshire. They nave
decided that the law. which reads
ssfrom the first to the fifteenth OF De.
cemberV means that hunting Will not
he allowed on either the first or tne
ffteenth. This, counting out sunday,
the 9Th. and Sunday. the 18th, VIII give
eleven DAYS of hunting. Sunday hunt-
ing is illegal at any time
-Representative Herbert G. BARBER
delivered to the new Brattleboro Jus
t;oas of the peace Monday their com
MISS from Gov. G. H. Prouty, their
tnrm of office to begin Dec. l. inc
;vst;ces are: William s. Newton, Ern-
ast 7 Waterman. Anthony II. Sehwenk,
Charles A. Boyden, Hiram F. weather
head Herbert G.. Barber, MIchaei -
Moran. Frank D. E. Stowe, K0pert y
Racon Arthur G. Spencer, William n;
Daley' Arthur P. CARPENTER, Sanioiu
A Daniels, Herbert B. chamberlain
and James F. Hooker.
In spite of the laws OF vermont
and New Hampshire, many OF the lui
kevs that have been purchased or s .ha
IN have been purchased during tns
mast few days have been 0pt Iil00t
through the medium OF sinaii .iSnS'
and a ten-cent piece. In otner woausi
turkey raffles have been numerous, any
although the gumshoe SQUAD "u unt
sleuthing for the rafflers they couia AZ Io.
he found. In one lot wnlc M wd nomn o
P POSE On n birds were sold in less than an a.
Snmr and n half. and in another lou 10
went the way of the 20.
w. o. Young went to Mor Vnmnc
Saturday to see his son, per. peri dur;no
who was injured about the Inc nea fro .hren
d d., ioo sonhomores of Norwich university
a week AGO Saturday. Mr.. Young, re-
oe;ved a letter from his son cary L las,
Uaek saving that he had been silgns,y
; miu Int was fully recovered: Sev,
ara1 davs later Mr.. Young heard from rom
enother source that the young man W.
a a. sar;o,,s condition and immediately
III 70 Northfield. There he learned
that b;s son had been UNCONSCIOUS loa
s sn~o honrs after the injury, put Was
o1l r;oht in a day or two ana "ouiu
Sntfer no permanent i'll effects.
The second hearing on the e]ecSs'
- n S,,;t brought against Beatty >.
Ra eI by Mrs. Agnes II. BAKER 1u va
GGi ald O.. took place before Jus
G t,oo o Charles s. Chase Friday AFTER.
' .iee Mr.. Chase declined to. hear any
noon t.r ad;ndicated by Justice A.. f.
u indr.u at the former hearing. When
so,c cmmS; was denied the plaintlff, pu1
p u tbe additional evidence presentetgg
90 hin, he decided that the pialh'l ~
, ~ entitled to recover possession ~
h m"" nremises. and he also found t tTa
M NJ Raker to recover rent from tne
srst Of November to the date Oh + nea
mo Costs of about So were 1a -.,os
aga;nst Mr.. Balestier. An apRe aias Har
70 ken, ia the county court, MI n % Conn
furnishing bonds in the sun III u ,,o;Hnt;ff
Fl. G.. Barber appeared 1or tn1 fnr the
while r. y. WaUeii"""
defendant.
While Brattleboro was shroudea,
- dense blanket of fog ana MIS-
early Wednesday morning, serious ~ the
c;dent was narrowly aveLtet az had
ra;iroad crossing. A freight Tram 1 fnr
boePd i, At the s ssGiyPSg Broken fea
to allow pedestrians INSANE anu Cottrell, a
break break when without warning ing tine eness SGs
ton of the train above II in NJ striking
was Of fa the horses which he was driving
started to bolt but By the vs eHe sNnns
horsemanshiP Of cottreli it t Tas freight SG
saf a SaEssy fsai heavy Ut
which San Which was loaded with beef and
wagon nrodacts. But fol. CottrelI :