The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-21
Cock Gully with gas-sds.

evening,
There will be a waltz party Al
renlrrNiile Thursday evening. Aug
~. Everybody il Invited iars vii
run after the dance.
Canton Palestine. No, 3, l. o. q
~, will cell ice cream and cake next
Wednesday evening during the band
concert On the common,
II. N. Millei will give a vocal and
instrumental concert on the common al
NrMfane NJ : a'clock tomorrow even,
Ing II the weather is favorable.
a. II. Clapp's new 90 horse power
mnaboui, which he has had built at
the T., u. claTk's garage, IL complete
and II one of the finest appearing aud
fastest ears In town.
The Italian Marine band Of Bos,
ton IL booked 90 give a concert NJ the
damsiie In Vernon Sunday afternoon.
This is nm organization OF 40 mnsi,
clans led by the well'known conductor.
Valerie Saia.
Protective grange will confer the
third and fourth degrees "Wednesday
evenings Instead Of the harvest
supper, light refreshments will be ser
we'd. All members requested 10 con
tribute cake, oT money for ice cream,
Gilbert u. Davis. who died recent
" AZ his home ~ toyina, Cal, was a
brother Of Mrs. T. A. Woodbury. Of this
town. Mr. Davis was a native Of New
brunswick aud afieTwhrd lived In Ohio,
Missouri aud Chicago. In 1905 after
having accumulated considerable for.
tune he went 20 California aud bought
a ranch which he planted ia orange
trees. Besides Mrs. Woodbury. he
leaves three other sisters and brother
Miss Nellie l.. Archer Of New
York has bought part Of the farm Of
Georges Whitney on Ames hill adioin.
ing the land she purchased several
years ago and whore ultimately she in
tends 10 build n modern home. She IL
now having built bungalow on a |
height of land commanding u wide |
been frequent visitor in Vermont aud |
has spent several summers AZ Hill.
crest.
The Pine Grove Springs hotel team
defeated the Keene baseball team al
Spoford Wednesday afternoon by
score Of 10 in a highly exciting
game. Keene was strengthened by five
PLAYERS from the North Adams indie
pendent team including Pitcher Van
Lant and Catcher Sebastian, while the
hotel team had as battery Collins
md l.arkin of Stafford Springs, Conn.
rhe Pine Grove Springs players made
al their runs of Matthew who started
N to pitch for keene, Van Zant hold.
,egan TO work.
William /. Henry of Chicago was
entenced Tuesday afternoon by
Judge 4. W. Gibson to % DAYS in New.
anc iail-lj days for riding on a train
without permission and 10 days for
drunkenness. He was arrested by Dep.
Nv Sheriff Myron Z. Davis who dis .
overed him on the platform of the
nail ear of the southbound White
fountain express. Henry was intoxi. {
ated enough TO be ugly and at first re- II
used TO accompany the officer TO the
Dckup. With the aid of Baggage r
laster Carey and John Tucker Sheriff i
,avis loaded his man into the baggage /
iagon, and he and Tucker sat on the |
risoner while a boy drove the team (
D the calaboose. Henry made several +
ttempts to escape from the lookup h
efore his bun wore of.
The accident to the southbound T.
Vest river passenger train last Friday
forming, which was reported in The .
,eformer of that day. DELAYED the n
ain until night. II pulled into the g g
zeal station at o'clock. about eight q
ours late, but the passengers we're !,
lankful that they escaped with the q
IS of nothing more than their time. Il
he cause of the accident was a seven h
eight-ton boulder which rolled about :,
10 feet down a mountain side north !,
Jamaica and landed sguarely across Z,
lie rails. The train came upon the ~
,ulder on sharp curve and although y
e engineer was running slowly at the
me he was unable to stop in time to e
'oid collision. The front trucks "
the locomotive climbed the rock and al
e trucks and pilot were smashed. A in
recking train went up from Bratrle I'll
no with new set of trucks and by b,
cans of derrick succeeded in clear W
q the track. is
"A Brattleboro ball team went to "
inchestcr, n. H., Wednesday for IN
% games with the town team of that "
ace as part of the Old Home day pl
ogram. The Brattleboro boys lost the te
)rning game by score of 4 to and III
IN the afternoon contest by a score 70
| to O. o. j. Rowe pitched in the -
renoon and struck out 10 men. Up nj
the ninth inning the score was 3 to
IN favor of Brattleboro but Winches
: made two runs at that time as the FL
suit of two close decisions. The af tn
noon game was played in So min Nj
rs and was a lmost errorless. Jimmy 10
Inc allowed but three hits and no In
re than that were made off Quail Gle
S. Brattleboro s I, only run came in ne
! first inning when Quigley drew a Ba
IS, made second and scored on red 10,
grounder which Harwood laid down sn,
the short stop. The Brattleboro mo
IN was made up as follows: Quigley, co,
Ferriter h.; johnson, S.; HARDWOOD, sis
/; Lee, Oh; 7. Clune, c.. Peck, rf.; an,
we, IT,; j. Clune, IT,, p. wa
Roswell L. Frost of this town, fish hes
game warden for Windham coun- ritz
says that there will be fewer trout VIII
the brooks next season than usual me
account of the unusually low water ton
past summer. Thousands of trout gus
'e died, he says, because in many wa
ces the water has become warm and ly
gnant. Mr.. Frost is convert to the
Windham county idea of having
open season begin earlier-April -,
instead of May 15-because at the I r
ier date the brooks are higher and Poi
Ter and do not invite such a slaugh- io os
as characterizes the first day of the t Gn;
n season under the present law. n l,ai
ons in Windham county knows that ,o ~.
,pen the season earlier and close it , oa
Ter would afford much greater pro- arri
ion to the trout than the present az
affords, but it seems like hope. f ~,
task to get the law changed, in IN mn,
v of the attitude of the state fish ~
sanle ha aooS nn, m w. to thn the
'tGmt' WIZ o' contv a ere ed
different than they are in any 9th IIHH
county, and will neither take for - tdiii
truth the statements of people who W
" about them nor take the trouble Si'i
nd out for himself. ~ 30
David F. Carey, Thomas Manning, of 7
Anderson. James Lillis and Harry in