The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-18
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.
.,,-Rev. DIR. John r. Cow of Somer
vile, Mass. will preach in the Baptis
church Sunday.
Sunshine society. Branch /, will
meet with Miss Mary Stearns in Wes
Brattleboro, Friday afternoon, Sept. %
at $3.50.
The W. c. 7. L. meetings will b,
held in the rest room the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month unit
further notice.
rangements to build a dwelling house
on her lot at the corner of Linden
street and Park place.
Fred +. Chandler of Jamaica has
filed petition in bankruptcy. His liza.
bilties are $2,0i3.4l and his assets
amount to S2,460, of which $3.50 are
exempt.
Walter J. Williams and Mile.
Savard impersonators who are said to
be unusually clever. will be the extra
attraction at the Nicolet theatre all
next week.
| The grand Jury of Rutland county
brought in an Indictment Saturday of
murder in the first degree against Elroy
| Kent. who is charged with killing Miss
| Della B. Congdon at East Wallingford.
The southbound train due here at
| $50 yesterday morning was three hours
and % minutes late. because of the
| burning of a freight car loaded with
bed clothing, at Hartand, about 4.30
that morning.
The trover suit of Mrs. C. w. Berry
against GUY Doolitte. which was to
have been tried at this term of county
court, has been settled. Mr.. Doolittle
paving the plaintnf $500. The amount
of the suit was $500.
The Norwich university cadet
corps are busily engaged in drills, pre-
paratory to their march to the state
fair at White River Junction, and the
Brattleboro fair, where they Will give
daily exhibitions. Following the fair
here they give several drills IN the
common.
-Brattleboro lodge, n. E. 0. Pr, has
accepted the invitation of the Bellows
Falls lodge to be present at the large
class initiation to be held this evening.
Most of the supreme officers of the
state are expected to be present, and
n good time is looked forward to by
tbe % members of the local lodge who
will attend. Next week the degree /
team of the lodge will take a tally-ho
ride to Greenfield. Mass, where they |
will attend the fair at that place.
The funeral services of Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Perry, who died last Thurs
dav, were held in st. Michael g Roman
Catholic church Saturday morning at
O clock, Rev. Father George, L. 'Ecuyer
delivering the high mass OF requiem,
after which the body. was, taken TO ,r me
Catholic cemetery for burial u, .,,! Inc
bearers were Thomas McGrath, Wiiiiahl
Lee, William Riley and William MACK,
while the honorary bearers included inc
of the B. V. M. Sodality OF
the church.
Two important questions will come
nm before the next meeting of the Yer
mont Wheel club. One is to see
whether the present membership, limit
If 175 be abolished and the other IS
whether the age limit be reduced from
81 70 IS. With the applications Tor
which are now penang
tbe limit is reached and it is under
food that there are others who are
anxious to Join. Many members pc
Iieve that the club should be made as
aroe and as representative pouy as
and for that reason ar In
favor of doing away entirely VIII 'no
limit. !
The open season for Tuneu siuu;
partridge, woodcock and gray squmd !
els in Vermont began T9esda .1oo any nf ,,
many bird hunters. took ,s aaVa dnas and i
, mT an initial workout. The day was
beautiful one to be .afield, but tne
,ncass of the nimrods hereabouts was
thing remarkable. Woodcock seem !
- ha nlentv this year. but the extreme
rontb of the past several weeks hds a
Ivan them to the most lnaccesslple =
wamns and spring holes. Furthermore, :
he drv weather makes It dllneui. no no h
unters and dogs to work wen im . aI. s.
GODS. Partridges are SUN scanuo hot G
hough it is believed by sportsttihhe an last last a
here are more OF these ollea th .m were n
,nnd in the usual haunts. No one IN =
, ,;s section hunts rabbits until cary
fall. but many enjoy gong o ho e'
ftor snn;rreIs. which are SAID TO DC d
'antv this fall The open season On 2.
artr}doe. woodcock and squlrrels lC
oses Dec. l. -
The doctors and nurses. connec;t.edi
;.h tbo Rrattleboro Memorial hospltai IL
d,m . nn the anxious seat Tuesday De II
nc nso The symptoms of Albert, Eeruon. q
l hn was taken to the hospital ounIua1 =
orning. resembled very, ciosely ra ano GO y
smallpox. The RESEMBLANCE u wci e. e.
ose that none OF the locai pno on h,
as willing to put his DIAGNOSIS secr Un p,
cord and as Dr. t H. p # fG heath se was fe
at his home on Nam street. street, ~ If the f.
very % summoned. After making ru
ara, va md' Examination, DR.. Caverly eS
&c cai 90 tbe conclusion that the man N
m n to sns from smallpox, but HI
Is na' case of military tuberculosis SIS re re
s was taken to the hospital from me Tns f bo
wn farm ana pi Ia morning. His m,
mptO@s became suspicious , Monaas aD
ght, and as precautionary m hosnital fir
Visitors were allowed at the Ms1nas na va