The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25

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, al the laeal station for the state IA
lin White River Junction wednesda
morning,
-ieiisineer n Dugan and Wal,
will furnish music for the dance give
this evening in Odd Fellows hall, !
Canton Palestine,
w. y, Haskell has not turned in b
Thomas FLYER in exchange for bis ne
machine, but ofieIs y for sale, NJ vi
be seen In an advert Isement IN anoths
column.
The last concert ~ the season q
the First Regiment band last night al
ifart.d Que of the largest crowds a
this season, and the concert proved I
be one 81 the best given.
Mrs, John Guiheen Of washinrto
street received fall while OUT walk
ing last evening which resulted in
cracked rib. The Injury IN not serious
however, aud Mrs. Gniheen II eomfor
table this morning.
Mrs. Ann \. Lamb has issued inyi
taiions Ia the marriage Of her dangh
ter. Miss Annie Mabel Lamb, 10 Loul
GUY Tasker. Tuesday evening, Oct. q
at : o'clock, ~ the home Of Mr.ssn,
Mrs, A. ", Rockwell. III Canal street
The annual convention ~ III,
Windham county Sunday school assoria
iion il being held IN the Congregational
church In Wilmington, closing this eve
ming. Prominent Snnday.school work
ers are present. The association u un
denOminaiional.
Several handsome deer have been
seen in the vicinity of Braitlebof0
within the past few DAYS. An unus.
nally large buck with large snread of
an,lers was seen ia cross the Connect
icut short distance north " the sus'
pension bridge Sunday morning.
The permanent highway work in
Windham county has been completed
for the present year. County Super.
visor u. r. Perry Of Braitlcboro sent
the final town reports 10 the state com.
missioner Saturday. but he has not yet
made the fooiinRs for the county.
Edward Crosby. oldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. X. Crosby. has been scri.
Dusly III since saturday with infantile
paralysis. His condition yesterday was
'houghi 10 he somewhat improved. but
alarming symptoms developed last
night and he is in AN extremely serious
4 not critical state this morning.
The black.fnce comedians. Scott
md Jones, who for several nights nj
racted large crowds on Main street by
heir songs and limitations. are now
,laying AT the Nicolet theatre. on III.
lot street, where they are making
liz hit. Next week they will intro.
luce some new songs and dances.
Miss Pauline Miller was given
urprise Wednesday evening by the
iris of high school class of 1907. of /
Lt.h htza Ntll.r 20 n ,..a,nh.r NJ tl. ]
ONE of Mrs. Harriet Bemis, Terrace
treet. when she was given tin
hover in honor of her marriage en-.
agement 10 Henry II. Eycrlcth. The
vening was spent in games and light
afreshments served.
Thomas Guihcen. who has returned
, his home here this week. did some
work during the last six
ames he played with the Port smoutn.
a.. club. In 30 times AT bat he made
hits. including nine doubles. two
iples and one home.run. Al second
ase he accepted 80 ont of IL chances.
uheen was acknowledged to be the
Est second baseman in the league.
Judge W. W. Miles granted at the
,uniy court Yesterday an injunction
favor Of John II. Bartlett of Wor-
ster. Mass, against Ada and George
Hartwell of Guilford. forbidding
EN- 10 sell or take from the farm on
hich they are now living. and on
hich mortage was foreclosed last
pril. any hay, straw, oats. wheat, or
ound bedding until the foreclosed
rrtgage is paid.
DIR. II. d. Holton. secretary of the
ate board of health. has gone to
ashngton. d. c.. to attend the ma
nal congress on tuberculosis which :
in session all next week. The at \
ntion of the Brattleboro Mutual Aid :
having been directed to the
evidence of tuberculosis in Brattle-
re. DIR. W. II. Lane and Mrs. c. II.
will also attend the congress
behalf of the association, and it is
ped that there may result sooner or
er some ORGANIZED effort to improve
al conditions among working women
respect to this disease.
Miss Meta Stolte was given
'asant surprise Wednesday evening
nth Main street, the feature of the
'asion being linen shower in honor \
her approaching marriage to Howard ,
lrkey Wellman, which will take place
,dnesday. Oct. Z, at her home, u Y
rest street. Miss Stolte and her sis
Annie were invited to take tea
h Miss Cox and at 8 clock they ;
re Joined by about Is of her init
tie friends, each one bringing two u
cells, one containing a useful article
the other something in the nature
a joke. The evening was spent in =
liability and light refreshments
we'd. u
The Brattleboro high school classes
e elected these ofiicers Freshman
resident, Benjamin Weeden; vice ,
sdent, Esther Barrett; secretary
ius Kuech; treasurer, Marguerite \
lite. STANDARDIZATION, Onslow
mpson; vice president, Evelyn
erson; secretary, Helen Kenney;
surer, Robert Fits; assistant
sident, Harold Staples; vice-presi-
t, Charlena Hall; secretary, Miriam
ward; treasurer, Edward Crosby;
slant treasurer, Katherine Martin.
ior-President, Sherman JENNIE; \
president, Emma Barrows; secre
:. Irene Plimpton; treasurer, Russell
ch; assistant treasurer, Helen Bet
~.
The DR.. E. r. Lynch hospital in
t Brattleboro has strong attrac-
for John Lazias, a Greek, who was
red about four months ago while
york on the Connecticut river dam
'een Vernon and Hinsdale. Lazias
recovered, but he steadfastly re-
5 to leave the institution, being
fed with the care he is receiving
believing that he is better off there
he would be elsewhere. He can
talk English, so the nurses at the
ital have learned little about him
hot no. A
dian was recently appointed over
as upon request of Nashua, N. H.,
DIS. A few days ago two of these
DIS, upon request of the guardian,
npted to get Lazias to 90 home
them, but he refused. The pa