The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03

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The sleh ssasea Zoe iFeal in clssh
lFe soaHlS beeaa Wednesday bat the
streams are noi in coalition "a tehli
anglers
slNisea II tbs foaT and fseAly
lilark birds aili dahoe Al The Mother
nsose party Ia br given ~ The u, A,
II, ia the Congregational shaIei Aprh
Is.
AN aha will eonslsA iood 10 the
Moman's Exchange are requested TO
leave names with Miss Heath at the
rect room, stating sl@rlailies they can
infnish,
The society club Of raiskill, \, "
has engaged D., Males a. ballet master
aud Harry e. Males ~ musical director
Ia stag. musical comedy the hrsl
week IN May.
George Edward Cutie and Agnes
Theresa skaglund Of New Britain,
Conn., we're married yesterday after
nom At the rrriory II -, Michael >
Episcopal church hy Rev, W. j. Ham
llton,
The ssleeimrn have decided o.
raise the fees for druggists lieensrs
from $40 10 s3o. II an the drug stores
take oni licenses the coming year tue
increase will add $50 to the town .
revenue.
Martin T.. Cutler purchased oi l.es
lie \. Knight Tuesday has farm m West
Dummcrs,on known a. the Jonathan
Horton plare. Mr., Cutler takes posses
sion in July. The sale Was made
through the agency 81 ", &, Horton
The local employees Of the Central
yermon, and Boston aud Maine rail
roads are organizing a baseball team
aud will soon issue challenge TO an!
'suptown" combination that thinks u
has license 10 claim the town cham
rionship,
p. X. Barrows, whose name has
been mentioned In connection with the
town representative question, says that
il will be utterly impossible for him 70
be a candidate this year although he
appreciates the spirit Of those who
would like to run him for the office.
A. c. Griffin, superintendent Of the
Snowflake corn canning factory, says
that q yield 81 100 acres has been
promised the coming season and that
still more will probably be pledged
within the next few weeks. lie con
siders the outlook for the coming sea
son prosperous.
Rev. y. Thomas liafer, evangelist
of the Bapiis, state conference, will
begin n series of meetings here WITH
the Baptist church Thursday, April y,
meetings being held each night at $50
including Saturday. Mr.. llafcr has
been in this work for two years in this
state and has done excellent service.
He is a strong and persuasive speaker
and also a singer. A children 5 meet
ing will be held Friday at 3.i5.
The women of the Methodist
church held their annual business meet
ing March %. The oflicerg for the year
were elected as follows; President,
Mrs. c. u. Smith; first vice president,
Mrs. O. l.. Rawson: second vice press
dent Mrs. George Thomas; secretary,
Mrs. Eliza Adams; treasurer. Mrs. Les
ter Clark; directors, Mrs. q. l.. Rawson,
Mrs. Thomas VIM. Mrs. Haskell, Mrs
Emogene White and Mrs. \. +. NJ
wood.
A hearing will take place today at
Keene, \. H.. before Judge Ray OF the
probate court on petition to nave the
guardianship of Austin y. Kingsley re-
moved. Hearing will also take place on
the acceptance of the report OF the
commissioners of Mr.. Kingsley's estate.
II is claimed by Mr.. Kingsley that in
as much as he is adiudged a bankrupt
in the federal courts that the probate
courts are estopped from further pro
ceeding in the disposition of has estate.
1t is also claimed that some of the bills
allowed by the commissioners ought
not TO be paid. w. r. Daley will repre-
sent Mr.. Kingsley.
Alfred Seymour, 33, died of typhoid
fever at the Memorial hospital Sunday.
He had been employed at the Connect
cut river dam in Vernon as an expert
workman. Mr.. Seymour had been at
the hospital since March 10 but had
been i'll about two weeks in Hinsdale,
N. H., previous to coming here. lie
was born in Dover, n. H.. May 9, 1874,
He was married to Lena Fisher in Lew
iston, Me-. July 20, 1901. His home
previous to coming to Vernon had been
in Lewiston where he had considerable
experience in working under com
pressed air in tunnels and caissons, He
began work at the Connecticut river
dam last November. Besides his wild
ow he leaves stepmother and three
sisters. The funeral was held in st.
Michael's Roman Catholic church Mon.
day at 9 D. m. Rev. Father NJ. J. Car
ondv oficiatinp Burial was in the