The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-28

81 -Tha Episcopal fsis which VAS 4
I haNr brrh held last Saturday aftrfnoal
on the church lava Was iniolnitsl
postponed ea account Of tho rain.
The eisies committee Of the Brat
ilrhofo woman club have baueht sil
galvanized iron refuse cans and hay,
placed them In convenient locatianl
along Main and Elliot streets, m.
pshilc - Invited TO make suitable us,
deputy Sheriff Davis arrested
Michael Fleming for ihiasieation Tues
LAY evening upon complaint ~ Mrs
fleming, Fleming spent the night IN
The lookup. aud was afTaiened wednes
Jay morning before Judge T., W
uihson, lie signed the pledge for one
year and was allowed 10 depart.
The stock Of goods in the store Of
" Alexander company In the Amer.
can building will be sold Sept. 8, by
deputy sheriff Q. !. Knapp under the
foreclosure Of mortgages held by
Thalie orphanous and the Dewitt Gro,
eery company. Most Of the fixtures In
the store have been taken out this
week aud shipped 10 Boston.
The following PLAYS will he pre-.
senied bv the benneii & Monlton com.
pany next week Monday night, Dark,
esi Russia; Tuesday. The Governor =
Wife; Wednesday. A Man without a
COUNTRY; Thursday. Under Sealed or.
defs; Friday. On Thanksgiving Day;
Saturday. A Cowboy Romance; Wed.
nesday matinee, An Onirasi 81 Soci.
ETY.; Saturday, matinee. A jealous
I Woman.
The funeral 81 Mrs. Seth n.
iiefrick was held Saturday afternoon
a. 2 o clock M her late home. II North
Main street, whore she died Thursday
after brief illness. Rev. l.. VI.
kcnesion. pastor Of the First Congre.
gational church. West Brattlcboro. OH. |
eiated and burial was In Prospect Hill |
cemetery. The bearers were T.. c. |
Crosby, =. X. Barrows, W. II. Bracket
and J. NJ. Taylor.
Protective grange conferred the
third and fourth degrees Wednesday
evening. upon class of nine candi.
dates. Instead of the regular harvest
supper, cake and iee.crcam were serv.
ed. Remarks were made by Mr.. Hop
klns. master Of Rupert grange. Past
Master Charles ". Sargent Of Spring.
field. Mass, and Past Master Carl 5.
Hopkins. A social hour with dancing
by the young people followed the
meeting.
Cards have been received this
week from Mr.. and Mrs Charles !,
Bracket Ford of Goldfeld. New. an.
the marriage Aug. 90. of
their daughter. Sarah Powers Ford 10
Charles Morris Becker of Victor. Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker will be nj home
after Oct. az Victor Col. Mrs. Beck
pr is well known in town. having lived
in West Brattleboro several years with :
her parents and attended the high
school. After she went from here she !
attended the Michigan university AT
Ann Arbor.
There will be grange field dav :
II Barber Park Aug. 90. Dinner will
20 served on the basket picnic plan
With hot coffee free. Music. ball I
yame. dancing, speaking by G.. W. d
Pierce. master Vermont state grange. y
Ion. C. b. Hoyt, national organizer of ]
rational grange, II. o. IIadley. master !
tew Hampshire state grange. John !
hubbard of Chicago and G. c. Wright '
f Westminster. will be among the 9
eatures. DR.. L. X. Campbell will be D
resident of the day. Music by Elk /
or s orchestra. a
George Croll appeared in the mu- .
icipal court Tuesday to answer to a
,arrant issued by State IS Attorney p
j. -. bdcOn anu MN WIN III
collation. of the automobile speed laws. o
Ie pleaded guilty and was fined S. Il
nd costs amounting to Sl0.62 which he Q,
aid. The offense took place last week d,
thursday when it is alleged Croll ran n,
is machine down Main street hill and b
arrowly missed striking two women tr
no were crossing the street. The st
,mplaint to the states attorney was til
ade by the bailiffs, one of whom saw of
lie incident mentioned. ia
A man who afterward gave his a a,
anne as Robert Johnson of Lynn. !"
ass. was brought to the Brattleboro
emorial hospital Wednesday after m;
ION suffering from serious if not p.
tai fracture of the skull and other po
'uises. He was struck near Grout s to
alton by a northbound freight and las
as sent here on the afternoon eX me
ess. A piece of splintered bone sew st;
al inches square was taken from the lal
ont of the man Is skull by DR.. F. RI. trf
Conner. Yesterday morning the pa thi
mt recovered consciousness sufficient He
to give his name and address and to at
v that he was baker by trade and ins
his way to New Hampshire in thi
arch of work. He soon lapsed into Ru
however, and is now moi
a critical condition. COZ
A meeting of Camp Daniel Cur al ~
/. United Spanish War Veterans, was 81 ea
ID in the armory Tuesday evening. to Gu Gu
cuss the question of consolidating DR. d.,
tn other camps in this state into i'u
zee camps to be situated at Burling- =
/. Rutland and Barre according to q tire
N outlined at the last meeting of ula
, state camp The local camp decid- fell
that it was anxious to hold its cor
,rter and voted to send a delegation 100
the national headquarters at Boston pre-
ask for this privilege The local wal
No has always maintained it's good wal
nding with the state camp and at far
sent has about 35 members. Ac- the
ding to the consolidation scheme its thei
mbers would have to join the camp in
Barre which is too far away to put
Ike such a step seem desirable. The
Henry E. Davis, son of the late h au'
a III. and Harriet Cone Davis. died r. ~
V suddenly this week in Salem, o onoa
ss.. and the funeral was held at his th ho'
home, 90 Russell street. Thursday o or'
ernoon. He had been suffering from ION,
-Ht uiseas th. 20 aoo VOC +alren with ting
Ut Two inon.n' 60, Itch ba hnt Wht
acuIe a1iaoh NJ NJ, uoe was
tractor and builder in Keene and IL tLoa
of sterling worth He was a ene
nber of the Knights of Pythias and hnor
+. men; NJ 10 o aud 'is con russell II butt
IS old. two brothers and sister, W. s eass
Davis of West Chesterfield. N. H., a no4 II
on u. Da1i1 p; ~ pf Rra+tIehoro have
-, ,,,oo wall known in Brattle- WHO