The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04

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a The bingham chapter, q. Il. 4. n.
: sumrd lie roursc 81 regular Iaaatinq
!. Tuesday evening. after three months
a recess.
The marriage Of John Austin an.
Mary koeder will take place at
o clock a. m, Sept, :. In ~. Michael
Catholic church.
The Office II tho New York LIZ,
Insurance company pfesenis an i'm
proved appearance, having been hewl,
painted and papered.
The sToss rroeilis IL the nfattlebato
posioiiioe during the month of August, on
postal account, werr Aeld,50, and net
balance al ssiloso MAS rvmitied 20 the
credit Of the government,
The vinton paper mill shuts down
next week 10 undergo extensive To-
pairs, A new story will be added "a
the brick section of the plant. w, y.
Cnshman Of dnilford street has charge
Of the work.
james Barrett, brother Of Mrs. NJ. J.
| Moran OF this town, who was released sey.
eral weeks ago from the Boston American
baseball team. may be manager 81 the
Rochester team IN the Eastern league
next season.
The house ON North street formerly
owned by the late DIR. Severance. and
now by james r. Hooker. is being
moved 30 feet front. and other repairs
made. The work is being done by
Perry Gallupc.
Lord Charles Rivers Wilson Of
London. president OF the Grand Trunk
railway. and other prominent officials
Of the road. passed through BrattlebOro
in special train Saturday on their
way from New York 20 Montreal.
Fred A. Richardson acted as Judge
of cattle al the Springfield fair this
week. and ID. L. Tasker rs Judge OF
poultry. The show this year was much
better than ever before. the weather
was pleasant and the attendance un.
usually large.
IS. W. Edgett a company have sold |
for Frank ID. Winchester his house and |
lot on Chestnut street 10 Flora +. |
Whitaker. who buys for home. The |
Dummerston farm Of % acres TO
John Winter Of West Brattleboro.
Glass No. IL of the Baptist Bible
school. j. +. Hall. teacher. is invited 10
a corn roast tomorrow afternoon. AT
Mrs. Enos White s "red barn in Cen.
tervile. supper will be served ON
the usual plan. All who can are re.
guested to take the ESQ o'clock ear
from the hill.
-Brattleboro camp, Modern Wood.
men of America, will hold its annual
field day and picnic Monday, in Hooker
Winchester 4 grove, in Esteyyille.
There will be baseball game and
other field sports. Coffee will be served
free TO all. Those who plan to attend
are requested to meet at the Winches
ter farm at ga. m. /,
The Characterization Business
college opened Sept. !, with good
number of students. The class rooms
ire well arranged. thu boo keeping and
departments each occupy Z
ng separate rooms, and one room is !
wholly devoted to typewriting. five diff !
'erent makes of typewriters, the Rem. /,
ngton, l.. c. Smith, Underwood, Smith !
'remier and Oliver being in use.
Work on the concrete foundation !
or the. power house at the Connecticut i
River dam is going along rapidly this
week. Two large forms are in place !
lear the west end of the completed :,
ection of the dam. and into these is :
icing dumped concrete Just as rapidly Il
S it can be mixed. After the founda- 7
ion of the power house is finished the a
oncrete work will 90 along even n
aster. i
The local mails are being weighed G
{ the post office and all mail trans "
erred at and going from this station n
, being weighed at the depot. This 81
'eighing will continue all over the Al
ountry for stated period. the pur u
ose being to ascertain the average |.
eight of mail matter as n basis for +
,ntracts between the government and y,
ne railroads during the coming four 10
ears.
News was received in town this
eek of the death of George Hollender,
}, son of Louis Hollender, formerly di
Brattleboro. Mr. Hollender lived h,
Worcester for short time after NJ
aving Brattleboro, going from there W
Chicago. where he lived until his Fl
'ath., He had been in i'll health for 70
veral months and died Saturday eve M
ng from the results of hemorrhage. he he
e leaves wife. on
The concrete foundation for Cros-
& company IS new grain elevator has NJ
en- going up steadily during the past tn
EEK. As many men as can be worked ia
advantage are employed on the job, az
e contractors being anxious to get RI
G concrete all in before the fall liy
eshet, which is likely to come soon. Oh
week or 10 days, if conditions di.
ntinue favorable, the concrete work s
II be completed. tn
The Snowflake corn canning fac of
y has practically completed its sea- hill
/. Over 100000 cans have been put Ne
and by tomorrow night there will He
little for the factory force to do. wa
ere are about 25 acres of unusually MIA
Q corn which will be ready next c cia
elk, but it is possible that this may an,
sent to another factory to be put up. He
0 proprietors of the factory feel m
y much pleased with the present he
son. nor
The September term of Windham Ella
nty court will convene in Newfane sid,
It Tuesday, Judge w. W. Miles pre- fou
ing. The first case set for trial is We
of Carruthers against Hutchins, in and
ch both parties are from Bellows bro
Is. The next case will probably be ton
of Will Carleton against L. S.
es, claimant. In this, case the plain
appeals from the decision Of the ;,
missioners of the estate of his wife :, N
blowing the claim Of DR.. E. S. Niles Tue
Boston. dau
Cards were rece;ved vasterd.v ingt
n Mrs. Morris B. Kelley of Bellows In In
IS, announcing the marriage, We'd , r;t
lay, of her younger daughter, Miss VIII
ott of Springfield, Mass. The mar Nov
g took place at the home of Mr.. ana
oft S parents, at 26 South street, Fan
ows Falls, at 3 clock. The cere- ther
y was performed by Rev. F. E. B taio
Witt in the presence of only imme- IS49
q relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Civi
to live in Springfield. Mass, where was
Abbott is engaged in real estate and
ness. time
A Patriarch s Militant field day e e9
I,ohor dav Canton Palest;ns dren