The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

Rev, Charles brown Of sa.tons
River died al his kome In that village
yesterday Al the age Of 80 years.
The Ladies' Enterprise society will
hold an ice cream sale In Fuller park
ia Esiayyiiis during the band concert
next Wednesday evening.
| III. u. barber purchased a Ford
runabout. Model \, this week. lie went
10 Boston Tuesday and returned with
the machine Wednesday morning.
Judge J. NJ. Tyler has sold 90 acres
of land on Ames hill 10 y. ID. 4. Stowe
who will build cottage thereon. w.
Z. Horton . agency negotiated the sale.
Mrs. Wyatt and Mrs. Odell have
invited the sedgwiek Post Relief corps
10 lawn party next Tuesday after,
noon a, the home of Mrs. Wyatt, 10
Washington street.
w. A. SUBWAY IN the surprised
possessor Of a handsome colt. Mr..
Shnmway went 10 the barn this morn.
ing ms usual 10 care for his driving
mare and 20 his great establishment
found colt by her side.
The demand for Estey pipe organs
is fast becoming world wide. The rs
tey Organ company has this week
shipped two pipe organs 20 Sydney.
sent one 10 South Africa.
Mary T.. Smith Of Guilford has sold |
her tract Of land near the q, l., Miller |
farm 10 Charles y. Mason Of Braitle.
boro who intends 90 erect a house on
the property in the near future. The |
sale was made through the agency OF
". c. Horton.
On account Of the dry weather
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Reservoir company found IL necessary
10 make use Of its West river pumping
station for time. With this auxiliary
supply there wins no time when the wa.
ter in the reservoir dropped lower than
five feet from the top.
The repairs on the Congregational
'hnrch will be begun Monday. Mem.
pers of the congregation are requested
o take their hymn books and psalters
way for safe keeping before that
line. Those unable 20 be present al
he morning service will find the church !
pen between and z clock Sunday !
vening and can obtain them at that J
ime.
The bailiffs held special meeting
lst evening TO consider what action
hould be taken in regard 10 appre.
ending the burglars who have been
perating in town SO frequently Of
ite. State s Attorney X. c. Bacon was y
4 consultation with the village fathers s
nd made some suggestions but the N
lans of the authorities will not be ii
ade public. =,
Rev. J. +. Harper of North Ben. 81
lngton will preach in the Congrega. al
onal church Sunday morning. During 70
ugust hardwood floor will be laid bi
the church and no services will be
I'D there. but there will be devotional ma
rvices in the chapel preceding the an
lnday school service. Rev. DR.. w. he
!. Walker of Philadelphia will preach al
the First Baptist church Sunday. m
-Brattleboro lodge. n. f. o. p. met Sc
Red Men Is hall Wednesday evening TO
ms for membership. A special meet. wi
g was called August at the home NJ
Mrs. W. II. Haywood on Canal III
rect. A large class of candidates will he
initiated August IL when the lodge ia
II be assisted by officers from the no
and and supreme bodies. A banquet Wis
II be served. Ia
Mrs. Elizabeth Brockington enter. ae'
ned her children and grandchildren 81,
her home on Chestnut street in Es- - -,
willie Sunday. 1t is the first time in ~, ~
years that the family has had re. ~, W.
ion. A turkey dinner was served hal
4 the day was spent socially out of me
)rs on the lawn. Besides the rela. s s,1e
es in town Henry Brockington of y ,oa
1T Smith, Ark. Thomas Brockington a ,np
rtis C. Hosley and three children of s sg,
rthfeld Mass, were present. mn nm,
The funeral of Henry B. Willis Of pra
riden, Conn, was held Friday after She
IN at 4 clock at the home of Mr.. Geo
Mrs. George Fl. Harris, SO West; son na
avenue, where he died July Is of ana
rt disease. Rev. George B. Lawson erts
ciated and burial was in Prospect plat
! cemetery. The bearers were Fred Ma
mis- of Meriden. Conn. b. s. Miller, T
G. Horton, F. w. Pettee. A. 4. Mill day
and G. II. Harris of Brattleboro a
atives and friends present from II
of town were his brother, Horatio at
lis of Woodstock, Ont, Mr.. and Bur
. Charles Washer George Haywood, terry
s Donovan. Harry Coane and Fred
lis of Meriden, Conn, and Mrs,
mas Kimberly and daughter. Miss N
mum of Hartford, Conn. The floral M a.
utes were profuse and beautiful, t a,u'
uding many pieces from his bust tES ai,,
associates of Meriden. stai,
The concert given by the Wheel +.
Bellows Falls band, assisted by +. gone
Miller of Brattleboro, soloist, at the suite
( Sunday afternoon was the finest Her
the season and drew an immense she
I'd of between 900 and 1000 people, lay
NC them the best of satisfaction. last
ry selection by the band was well she
ed and the program included sew been
new numbers. Mr. Miller IS sing. accid
added greatly to the pleasure of one
afternoon and his four selections step.
more than pleasing. Although o'clo
known in this vicinity Mr.. Miller ing
never sung with the accompani sumi
of a band here but his many ad. daug
RS expected something pretty good 2, wi
were not disapopinted. His voice with
sufficient force and quality to har Mr.
re with the tones of the band Tow
uments and Mr.. Miller was warm ham
oplauded after every selection as a
rvs Falls Times. ago t
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Il. Il. whitney, attorney Ior the and
State Gas & Electric company, in IS
a petition Wednesday with the been
ty clerk praying for a removal and
the county court to the circuit She
of the United States Of the suit versa
yht by E. L. Roberts, administra- chara
or the estate OF Luella, d. Newell. The
lst the company for damages on at
int of injuries received by Mrs. Wale
III January 4 while she was riding and t
| electric car. The injuries, it was burial
ed, were the cause of Mrs. New Tavlo
death and the amount asked for and 4
ray of damages is $4,000. The were
Ids on which Mr.. Whitney asks and
! removal OF the case are based Mrs.
the fact that residence of the in ia
tiff is in Vermont while. the de- at Tc
mt corporation is organized and Mrs.
under the laws of the state of Wales