The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-19

Hayes hlgrlas launched his Ma
lihs power beat in the connactiea
HEsF Saturday sfisfs.oa, This l. AZ
same eeai that Nj niseiow used o.
sou.
-selen A. Richmond, Hiram Hsd,
and ffshk !, beld@n we're feappainte.
Village police and Fred u. D.. Dompis
Was appelnted policeman In place 81
ucoIse :, Holden at the regular meet
Ing Of the hailins Friday night,
Members 81 Fort Dnmmer colony
Iisnm Fathers, met ~ the home al
Joseph Palmer Tuesday evening, where
special meeting was held. After the
routine OF the work was finished a 10,
cal hour was spent. Refreshments
were served
-Braiileboro lodge, y. a A. NJ, will
attend the evening service at 1t. Nj.
ehael : Episcopal church Sunday. Rev.
W. j. Hamilton will speak 10 the Ma.
sons and the Masonic quartet consist.
lns OF Frank II. Brasor. Alfred =,
Thompson, Arthur l.. MAYNARD aud
Myrcn L. Davis will sing Remember
Now Thy Greater
Flag day was not observed in
bfaiilebofo Saturday a. well ms tag
day was. Only one or two flags were
displayed on Main street and but few
IN other parts Of the town. The stars
and stripes were in evidence on a farm
in Cenieryille but they were out for the
purpose Of frightening crows instead Of
a noble occasion.
Nv. T.. Hubbard aud T.. II. Aiher.
ton, disciples Of Edward Payson Yves,
ton and the o Sullivan heel, will star,
about noon today ON an s0.mile iauni
ia Troy, \. Y. They expect 10 60 as
far AS Wilmington this afternoon and
hope 20 reach their destination Sun.
day afternoon, passing through Ben.
nington and Hoosiek Falls, n. Y.
About ca members Of the Brattle.
boro lodge, y. T.. q. r., gathered Fri.
day afternoon and evening at River |
View farm, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Thomas, In honor Of Mrs. Tho.
mas s birthday anniversary. The rooms
AZ the home were gaily decorated with
aurel, Sweet William and white roses.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games, singing and in listening TO Sc.
ections on the photograph. A supper
Was served 20 which all did justice.
Dancing followed. During the dancing
&c cream and cake were served. Mrs.
Thomas was presented with numerous
lifts.
The annual meeting Of the sth
district Of the Woman s Relief corps
ook place Tuesday in @. A. X. hall.
Delegations were present from corps in
hester, Bellows Falls, Brattleboro, Put
ey, Newfane, Townshend, Jamaica and
Dinner was served at
l.30 by Sedgwick corps in the Univer
alist vestry 10 65 delegates. The
ieeting was called TO order by the
resident, Mrs. Abbie VIM of Brattle
orc. The ritual and service book were
The visiting officer was I
irs. Kate ID. Lee of Wells River, past $
apartment president. One candidate /
as initiated. /
Mrs. Jerome Jones, native of !
who died at her home in j
rookline recently, leaves $4,000 10 ]
enevolent and religious institutions. J.
he rest of her estate is distributed n
nong her heirsat.law in various parts r
the country. Jerome Jones is made b
secutor without surety To the Home n
n Aged Couples she gives $4,000, and IL
$1,000 to each of the following: The p
merican Unitarian association, the o
Dung Men s Christian union of Bos. V
n, the Transcript Mutual Aid society
Boston, the Free Hospital for Wo- a
en-, located in Brookline, the Indus. 5
ial School for Crippled and Deformed n
iildren in Boston, the kindergarten :,
r the Blind in Boston, and the Chill I,
en- S hospital in Boston. q,
Henry Robinson, 10, who is EN- IL
Dyed in E. l.. Hildreth & Co. IS print Sc
9 office, narrowly escaped serious b
d perhaps fatal injury Tuesday, fall a
9 two flights down an elevator shaft ii
Harmony block and striking on his fe
ct on the frame work of the eleva- re
r. Robinson had run the elevator to tn
e third floor and stepped into the eS
I'm grasping the knob of the door To-
tn his right hand Another employee ha
mt down with the elevator to the co
IT floor. Not knowing that the ele in
tor had been moved Robinson m,
pped backward into the shaft. He In
ded on the cross piece of the frame lot
rk, striking squarely on his feet but be
ng unable to catch his balance fell tn,
the elevator floor. Robinson re-
we'd a cut on the forehead and sus- -,
ned a sprained ankle. nn '
Suit was brought Friday by Chase to,
Daley in behalf of Floyd Fairbanks S7(
Newfane against the Twin State tri
and Electric company to recover tri
nages in the sum Of $4,000 for in of
les received March 10 while Fair POI
ks was driving through Oak street vii
a point where the street railroad viii
IS into Chaplin street. The sleigh sch
which he was riding overturned, so tot
claims, and his right ankle was To,
.tured. He also claims to have re- cen
ed numerous other bruises and cuts stat
rbanks sets up in his declaration tax
it is the duty of the company tai
operates the railroad to keep the 361
v carted off to such an extent that 6S
rs can pass without danger. He $3S
that the overturning of the sleigh 50
due to a bank of snow left be- tax
the track by the company. He yea
hermore says that the horses were $5,9
ling slowly and that due care and ed
renee were exercised by him in yea
ing that point. The papers were crea
ed by Deputy Sheriff c. l. Knapp to t
are returnable at the September beir
of the Windham county court.
The body of Mrs. Mary F. Willard, chas
was brought here from Greenfield, dasl
burial Saturday afternoon at 2.30. wee