The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-24
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

4. Tickets are now on safe TOT ~
next weeks performances by the III
= Auliffe company.
The second concert will be give
| in the Vermont Wheel club rooms SUI
day afternoon at 4 o o'clock.
--Leitsinger s full orchestra has bee
engaged TO play nj the Centerville rim
for the new roller skating club whic
has been formed.
The ladies' aid Of the Methods
church will hold its regular bushes
meeting next Wednesday afternoon il
the church parlor.
The next regular meeting of tn
w. c. T. L. will be held Tuesday af
ternoon at headquarters. Will tn,
members bear this date in mind an,
try TO attend!
The Twin State Gas and Electric
company removed the ice at the dan
in West Dummerston yesterday. Dyna
mite was used in assisting the mel
TO accomplish the task.
The annual meeting Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Ami
male will be held in the Brooks library
next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock
when reports will be read and officers
chosen for the coming year.
The roof of Michael Fleming 3
house on Vernon street caught fire Fri.
day afternoon. A still alarm was Civ.
en- but before the chemical arrived at
the house Henry Ryan had put out the
flames. The damage was slight.
The meeting of the Alliance Study
class will be held at Rev. +. Q. s. Os-
good Monday evening next at 1880
o clock. There will be paper on Ann
Hutchinson, and ten.minute paper on
Quakers, followed by defense of the
Puritans Members and friends are
cordially invited
The W. c. T. U. will hold a food
sale in the rest room next Saturday
afternoon from 2 until 6 O'Clock. 1t
is the plan of the union TO conduct
such sale the last Saturday in each
month, the proceeds to 60 towards
the matron s salary. Contributions are
solicited from anyone interested for
the sale.
The Alliance Study class met at
Mrs. j. NJ. Tyler's house on Oak street
Monday evening with large number
in attendance. Quakers and Quakerism
was the subject of an interesting paper
read. There were readings in harmony
with theme from the poems of Whit
tier and Bayard Taylor. This was fol
lowed by discussion.
L. d. Taylor has taken the agency
for the Oldsmobile automobile and has
at the Il. r. Clark garage. His terri |
tory will cover Vermont and Franklin |
county in Massachusetts. Mr.. Taylor
has already placed three ears of this |
make and is confident of selling large |
number during the season.
Burt ingalls,, who was arrested
Tuesday afternoon in Greenfield on
request of officers in Rutland where he
was wanted for defrauding the Der
wick hotel, made his headquarters in
Brattleboro several years ago At that
time he was representative of var
nish concern. Ingalls, was arrested in
Greenfield eight years ago for defraud'
ing the Mansion House. He was tax
en- to Rutland Wednesday.
B. 7. Devoe, who has been an en-
ploye in the Brattleboro custom laun-
dry for several years, met with pain
full accident Wednesday afternoon
while cleaning the oil from the wringer.
His right hand was caught in the ma
chine and the flesh torn from the
thumb and middle of his hand so the
cords and muscles were exposed. Mr..
Devoe was taken to the Memorial hos
pital and will remain there for several
days.
johnny Macdonald and one of ,
George E. Crowell s drivers had mar
row escape from smashup this week.
AS they were driving across the track
in front of Mr. Crowell s one of the
runners of the sleigh caught in the }
,ail, throwing both occupants out and
he horse ran down the hill as far as
freene's drug store before it was '
inally caught. No serious results fol- v
owed and the sleigh was not much t
damaged. {
William Anderson of Vernon street !,
md Miss Nora Donahue of Mortified, !.
Mass, were married Wednesday at s !
clock in st. Michael's Roman Cath !
lie church by Rev. M. j. Carmody. =
hey were attended by Patrick Aher :,
nd his sister, Miss Mary Aher. The "
ride and bridesmaid were dressed in p
ark blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will =
i've on Vernon street. Mr.. Anderson ~
conductor on the West River branch - =
f the Central Vermont railway. The =
ride has been in Brattleboro for some q.
ime.
One of H. R. Browns horses in T
ulged in short run Tuesday even rt
1g on the hill leading to East Gull al
ord when an iron on the front axle of il
he carriage dropped down striking ii
he horses legs. Clinton M. Dugan
as driving the team and he was ac- =
by Carl Leitsinger, both on =;
leir way to Bernardston. After mar =,
,wly averting a tip-over the horse ~
as stopped and the wagon left by -
lie roadside The horse was led to a (,
pint where another vehicle was pro- =,
lred '"
Word has been received from the W
ERIK of the supreme court that in the H
Use of Dunlevy against Fenton, which HI
as argued before the court last week M
l question of pleading, the court M
rs decided that the plea filed by Mr.. ST
enton s attorneys was good and on
ficient one and that the replication wi
ed by Miss Dunlevy's attorneys inv to
lswer thereto was insufficient and the
3D. This means that the plaintiff will Vito