The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-11

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III Mr., Wales win e.., M. a...l.
schools the FIRST week In oe,ober AI
classes VAL be Instructed ia all th
ls,est dances emanaiing from ih
Nm, w society OF professors o
| An needed improvement has bee,
made his week in tho beard wall
mhich leads from Canal street 10 III,
memorial hospital. The steep inclin,
has been relieved by the walk bein.
lhlu IN sections which are connected b,
steps conforming 10 the grade.
-There was 4 large attendance a,
tue band concert which was given from
y, T. Fox new bandstand nj the cor,
nmrf OF Bridge and Vernon streets
wednesday evening. The program was
an excellent one and the crowd an,
peafed To he unusually appreciatiye.
The hremen At the engine house
received 2 call Monday 20 20 10 the
HOUSE OF =, IL. Howard on North Main
street ana a quick trip was made there
BY the chemical, When il arrived.
however, Il was found that there was
nothing doing, and no one seemed TO
KNOW whence the call came.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary ID. Bard.
Wen was held Friday afternoon al /
clock ~ the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. ,, a. Bagg, ON Washington street.
Rev. a. II. Webb. pastor Of the Meth.
odisi church. oliciated aud the bearers
were relatives. The body was taken
70 Montague, Mass. her former home,
for burial.
The annual meeting and election
Of officers Of Fort Dummcr Colony,
New England Order Of Pilgrim Faith,
g sts, will he held at q. A. X hall next
tuesday evening, Sept. IL. at 7.30
clock, Members are requested 10
the officers that every member be pres. /
cnt ms business Of Importance win be-
transacted.
Henry II. Scheurmann Of Worces. |
Ter. Mass, who will 90 10 Europe Oct. |
10 study music under the best Euro.
pean masters nj the expense of Nine.
Schumann' lleink. is son of q. III.
Scheurmann, who formerly worked as
.. cigarmaker for Leonard & Roess.
Nine. Sehumann.lleink took an inter.
est IN the young man some time ago
and at her request he will continue his
studies with her son.
About loo people attended the pie.
mic of the Modern Woodmen which
took place in Hooker Winchester s
pasture Monday. Dinner was served
noon there was ball game between
b" married men and the single men
The battery for the married men was I
of :. T.. Miner and Harry ,
Dowlev, while their sons acted as
pitcher and catcher for the single ,
men, who won the game by consid
'rable margin.
Willie Adams. Z. Francis Murray.
10, and Francis Deyo, ii, who were ar
'ested last week on the charge of bur. 9
.larizing J. +. Bushnell s store on FL. I
lot street. appeared before Justice A. o
,. Carpenter Monday for sentence. I
They were ordered to the industrial
chool in Nergennes for the remainder I
f their minority. but upon settling /
With Mr.. Bushnell and paving the costs y
4 the proceedings the sentences were =
suspended and the youthful respond /
nts put on probation and ordered to I
eport every two weeks.
A considerable delegation from q
anton Palestine. Patrarchs Militant.
'ent to Woodstock Monday TO attend D.
he field dav of the first regiment, Pa u
'iarchs Militant of Vermont. On u
heir arrival the visiting cantons n
arched to Vale field where an exhi- o
ition drill was given by. about $50 D,
en-. The remainder of the morning OF
80 there was parade through the w
rincipal streets of the town. Fol ~
wing the afternoon ball game there IN
as a second exhibition drill by Can DC
IN Maiden Of Maiden. Mass. and the e
" closed with a dance in the town ~
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Perry, Il, 70
lughter of John d. Perry of 80 Elliot 90 90
rect, died yesterday morning at the at
me of her grandmother, Mrs. Anna (,
Perry, at 80 Chestnut street. She N,
rs born in Brattleboro, July 20, 1891, do
ID was graduated from the parochial ~
hool in 1907. Her mother died II o'
,nths ago. The daughter kept house
r her father until March, when she M
Is taken i'll with tuberculosis. She Cl
rs at the Proctor sanatorium in pa
ttsford for time, but returned M
,m there two months ago She was 81,
active member of the st. Cecilia Al ~
society and was popular among her ho
ends. Besides her father and the an
andmother mentioned she is survived Is
one sister. Grace, and by grandpa VI!
ITS. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Devine. SUI
e funeral will be held in st. Mich $21'
S Roman Catholic church tomorrow LEI lel
9 o'clock ~ ~,
As a result OF the meeting of the Oh;
ernoon Charles s. Chase, the official At
lrt reporter for the Windham county tru
lrt, will give up that position after sho
S term. The members of the asso ella
ton were unanimous in the opinion sib
{ Mr.. Chase ought either to resign cur
reporter or give up the practice in be
court. Mr. Chase was then told cou
at the members of the bar thought =
ut the matter and he sad he would PEG
give up his practice. The matter We
laid before Judge w. w. Miles anu nua
Chase was appointed for the pres Gar
term with the understanding that an
should have an assistant to report nea
h cases in which he was counsel, by
that ultimately the assistant spec
Md succeed to the position. 1t is sion
erstood that the prominent candi- ton
IS for reporter to succeed Mr.. Chase Hin
Miss Gladys Kimball Of Bellows as
S and Miss Katherine Dunleavy of sess
ttlebOro. chos
~, , l;s+s ~ tho Valley E.
Inc premium - ii1 Gar on mn show Geo
be distributed today or tomorrow. Cha,
,ough started rather later than t tne'
Il, preparations for the show are afte
tressine splendidly and everything GO 90 -, y,
rs toward a record breaking event. gam
fact that James Mortimer is to DO =
70 means that the show will have was
advantage which comes from the G GSel
tiee of the most popular man in c;S;o
business. rui n,loaiIon+ rennta. Groy
oro snow mas an ~ bns becoma a final
among uoglmen ah ann na' n n Vol. mari
re on the Ian scn. Jo ooono;n+ance fact
,, VINO mas q WIZ tbro'rhnnt Waw ued
and. worked hard for the interests so..
he local show while at Hartford 70 w
week. ana suc I;b;tors - r. mt tbis their