The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-08-07
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The annual FeuHlaA of the wlhar
ham IauniY ysietaAs association will
- kaii In Tonnshrnd Aug, -,
The Clansen, llamillon commercial
srkoal et,ened Monday Offering an al
Nanred course foT lie regular wefk,
The rooms are locaied an The third Hear
~ l'llety building aHd have recently
he~n Irm0driied and afu admirably
adapted for tho school work.
During tho last few weehs there
has ieen some misunderstanding about
the sale of Io0d by the Woman b CA,
change, some ihinking the sales were
10 BE- discontinued during the summer
monihs The sales have been and will
be- conducted every day and special or
deFs will receive prompt attention.
III, y. Bond of nfaiileboFe was
chosen member 81 the legislative
committee of the Vermont State Tn
defiakeTs' association al its session in
| Rutland Yesterday, The officers elected
were ~ follows President. q, II, ilaY,
den Of Riverside; fret vice president,
| Eugene Carpenter Of Wells River; see'
ond vice president. !. T., keefe Of Bel.
[ laws Falls; secretary. a, u, Hale ~
bradford, treasurer, J, II. Mcl.am of
Topsham.
The probate court has appointed
she lRTaitl-boFo Trust company admin
isifAiof ~ the estate ~ the late ia'
nnite N. lloughion Of Brattlehofo and
allowed the trust company = account
~ administrator Of the estate Of the
late William T.. Nav Of wardshoro.
Emma !. Males II Brattlebofo has been
appointed Administrative Of the es'
tate ~ the late Abby i. Clark. Jennie
NJ. Tucker has been appointed admin
isintriN of the estate Of the late na
Vid Z, Tucker 81 Halifax.
The Boston Globe 81 yesterday
contained Lebanon, y. H., despatch
telling Of the marriage Of Fred T.. |
Gates aud Miss Alma Mary Ashton, |
the latter an ensign in the local corps |
81 the salvation Army. Mr.. Gates was |
formerly ia charge Of the Standard |
oil = delivery wagon in Bratileboro, |
going from here 20 Montpelier which |
has since been his home. He became |
interested in the Salvation Army some
months ago and his present bride was
in charge Of the first meeting he At
tended.
The meeting and concert on the
common were well attended last sun
day afternoon regardless Of the show
or lust before the opening. Rev. Dr.
Braislin gave very interesting talk
aud the concert was an excellent one,
a special feature being the trombone
solo by a. ". Rousseau of Worcester,
Mass, who went 30 muster with the
First Regiment band in June. Mr.
Rousseau has recently received his hon
orahlc discharge as principal musician
in the 10Th Cavalry band OF the regu'
lar army.
Mrs. A. b. Smith of Bullock street
went to AthOl, Mass, last week Thurs.
day TO attend the 43rd anniversary of
he correspondents and employees OF the
The celebration was held Saturday AT
he summer home Of Editor X. William
Lake Ellis, Island No. .,
and was largely attended. Mrs. Smith +:
was among the first contributors TO the
paper and often sends poems now which
are most heartily received. She is 81 :
years of age and in excellent health, a
woman OF unusual intellect and one
whom it is a delight to meet. She
wrote and read special poem for the
occasion which was enthusiastically
lpplauded. After the dinner Mrs.
smith was requested to give toast
which she readily did. During the day |
he met Miss Pauline Wyman, who is
low one of the employees of the paper,
whom She had not seen or heard from
or nearly 40 years and then Miss Wy. =
nan was young orphan who was in
reed of friends and help and Mrs. .
herself and said, ''Mrs.
smith, have always remembered you
md think of you as my savior and :
riend. - [
Does Gov. Fletcher ID. Proctor in
end to be a candidate before the next +
legislature for election to the office of
Inlted States senator, TO succeed his
ather, the late Senator Redfeld Proc.
or, whose uneXpired term is being n
He'd out by Senator John w. STEWART
hat a still hunt is being conducted
nth view TO the election of senators =
nd representatives favorable TO Gov. IL
rector is the opinion of Brattleboro
ian who is prominent throughout the /
tate, in politics and in other ways
The greatest still hunt this state has J.
yer known is being carried on, the
ian in question SAID yesterday, "and &
am surprised that the newspapers
ave not gotten on to il. This is no -
elusion. / know what | am talking IL
bout, | don't believe Gov Proctor
IN beat Page, meaning eX-Goy. Ia
arroll S. Page of Hyde Park ''but the OF
ant is on just the same have seen -
here / have been. Judge T. w. II
bison of Brattleboro, the republican
material nominee from the south dis. sp
let of Windham county, is member =
Gov. Proctor s staff. When asked II
,out the alleged still hunt, he replied II
at he thought it was a campaign fab II
cation, that he had heard nothing of II
and that he did not believe Gov. II
'octor was candidate Judge Glib II
n said he should support ex-Gov H
,ge unless there was change from II
c present situation. When asked if II
would support Gov. Proctor in the II
ent that Gov Proctor became a can. II
date, he replied that he did not care II
state for Observation-Disclosures
,publican of Tuesday Ill