The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-24
Q. NJ. PARK. Tutor, Q Pores, 81.
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The Grange Sewing society will
meet Thursday afternoon.
Don't miss seeing the Queen Of
Hearts aud her train in Alice In Won
derland at the auditorium May 2.
The last Of the series Of socials
held this season nj CenterVille rink
will be given Saturday evening,
May ..
Dennis Rebokah lodge will initiate
four candidates Tuesday evening when
the warden Of the state assembly viii
be present.
The annual meeting Of the North
End Tennis club will be held in Dun
ham Brothers store Monday evening
NJ : o'clock.
There will be no evening service
nj the Baptist church Sunday TO enable
all the people to hear DIR. Moore at the
church in West Brattleboro.
The celebrated painting, The
Prodieal Son. by Hunt, is soon TO be
installed in the Brooks library. Ar
engagements are in progress for its
transfer from the Art Museum OF bos:
ton.
Captain II. c. Strecter has receiv'
cd official notice from the pension bu'
rean that the widows pension bill has
been passed and signed by the presi'
dent and is now n law. Further m
formation may be had of Captain ii.
c. Streeter.
John Brownell Of Hoosick, \. T.,
will open n iewelry store today in the
building occupied by Fenton s black.
smith shop at the corner OF Canal
and south Main streets. Mr.. Brow
nell is a brother.in.law of Clarence L.
Whitaker.
At the annual Vermont Methodist
conference in Barre last week Rev. A.
ii. Webb was assigned TO the Brattie'
boro parish for another year and was
elected second reserve delegate to the
general conference which will be held
in Baltimore.
Bert Ogilvie opened the High
street lunch room Wednesday in Ret
ting block. The rooms have been new
" painted and papered. The tables
accommodate 80 and the lunch counter
four persons. Quick lunches VIII DE
served at all hours during the day ana
boarders will be taken.
The next open meeting OF 'ne
Young People Is union will be heid III
tbe Baptist chapel Monday evening.
Rv request W. +. Haskell will give an
organ concert, using the automatic al
tachment After this there VIII De a
social hour during which refreshments
will be served. The annual meeting
will take place the following TUESDAY
R C. Bacon and Charles cakes
launched their new motor boat IN lhe
Connecticut river Sunday, the process
being watched by big crowd OF peo-
nile. George Cakes also put his new
motor canoe into the water povn
crafts are quipped with Gray motors,
the former with horsepower anu
tbe latter with horsepower engine
Charles w. Durham bought Satur-
day the Dalton place on LINDEN sur.
owned and occupied for the past rev
wears by Oscar M. Laughton. MT
Durham has leased the place. OF MI;
Ianehton for one year. This is one OF
Tho most handsome residences IN town
and was extensively repaired and I'M
nroved by Mr.. Laughton when ne
houobt it. It was occupied for num-
her of wears by F. 2. Dickinson
A number of enthusiastic marks
mo, met in the Brooks House Satur-
dav evening with view to future or,
a icy; 1ot;on L. r. Ellis, Hal March and
Bort @. Ware were made committee
n locate a shooting range. Inc com ,
mittee have several places IN hihu
+bat would make an ideal range puI
~ n" announcement will be made until
arran pements have been completed iol
q lease. The committee VIII MAKE d
renort in two weeks.
Burton w. ingalls,, who has an uli III.
,o,ory renutation in Brattleboro as
we'll as in other Vermont Towns po Ip
taken Friday from Rutland 10 1ai "
more. Nd, where he will De 1lleu 90, "a
the charge of forgery. lngails nao
inst completed a sentence at tne h9use
of correction for defrauding the PEI
l;oL Honse of Rutland, and is wanted
~ Swanton on the charge OF present,
mo worthless check on the barre
Savings bank last year.
w r. Daley of the firm of Chase
6 Daley, appears today before tne 81,
norior court of Cheshire county - -
K R. N. H.. to ask that the me OF
4oen unused by that court ) upon upon
Tbomas Raleigh of Hinsdale IN. IN ls spo
i l ho ma;5 hack ON the grounds that the
oe ~ If the fine went beyond tne
nroy;siops of the statute. haieien "a5
lpau+onced to six months IN jan o anu sI
sonO and costs amounting to $noo 60
selling liquor. The MAXIMUM XII gnl,s i'm in iail
that offense is 800 and 6o DAYS III con,.
shortly after Mr.. Raleigh was same
,,itted he was released on the sam, INC
Grounds that the request 1or 'no -
turn is based on. -
Charles H. Tyler, SO, for over I,o 81
wears engaged as grocer IL Ito SIM.
Mass died at his home there ia' s,;I;no
dav night. He had been ~ Hears
haa1tb for some time, and Two Tu1a9
no oa re+;red from business. MI. 10 Ia
aso horn in Hinsdale, N. H., put h La.
S Wa, resident of Athol most Oh ob h1o
i;fo and had accumulated consiaeia p nd
me anu He was a son of Mr.. anu
P Mrl Joseph ". Tyler. Mr., Tyler WAS Was
y, member n, of Star lodge OF MasonS itbol
ion ~ ROYAL Arch chapter, ana NJ was
ION ION n mo Sdery Knights Templar. He was
also a veteran of the clVil wa Esd Mas.
GONE ont from Athol with tne '' mem
sachusetts regiment. He ~; Ma most of
Der of Hubbard V. olii'n ,;dow one
Athol. Mr.. Tyler leaves . M sister,
fA'no- Ma-ran Tyler. and a sIo'oi'