The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-05-28

The installation OF officers of Brat
tleboro lodge, No. lO2, f. 4 A. NJ, tool
place Thursday evening.
The Paulist Fathers Of New Yorl
city will hold a week s mission at st
Michael's Roman Catholic church be
ginning Sunday, May 80.
-Windham county court was ad
journed Wednesday noon for a recess
until June 10, when it will again con
vene. Two divorce cases were tried by
the court "Wednesday morning. The
jury was discharged Tuesday afternoon
AT the First Baptist church Rev
George II. Watt, missionary colporteI
of the Baptist state convention, will
preach at the morning service In the
evening DR.. Cow will preach a Memoir
ial day sermon on the theme, The Man
in the Ranks.
The Grange store has this week in
stalled new Hobart coffee grinder
which is run by electricity. The hop
pers and trimmings are of nickel and
the machine has an attachment which
will grind the coffee IN one side while
on the opposite it can be pulverized if
desired.
In response to an invitation ex-
tended by Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton, pas
| tor of the Centre Congregational church,
40 members of Brattleboro lodge, n. E..
Q. F., attended services there Sunday
morning. They met at Red Men S hall
at 10 o clock and headed by Warden
E. G. Davis marched to the church.
BY the opening of a road through
the tract of land owned by Mrs. Mary
Blakeslee Emerson of Alton Bay, N. H.,
and situated between the Catholic Gem
etery and South Main street, IL build
ing lots become available William G.
Horton S real estate agency has sold
one lot located on the new street near
the Michael Sears estate to Maurice
Scanlon.
AT the annual meeting of the Brat
tleboro Medical club Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, DR.. c. 5.
Pratt; vice president, DR., Thomas Rice;
secretary, DR.. w. r. Moves; treasurer,
DR.. Henry Tucker; scientific committee,
Dr.. A. l. Miller, DR.. F.. II. O'Conner;
DR.. E. S. Bowen.
-Champlain, the song which has been
written for the tercentenary celebra-
ton by George Haseltine of Montpelier
and John w. Kellette of Rutland, is
words and music are catchy and have
more than ordinary merit. This is
likely to become real Vermont Song.
1t is published by The Euphonic Music
company of Rutland, who will send
free copy to any public school teacher
who will send the necessary two-cent
stamp for postage.
From IL to 3 clock Tuesday after
noon during the funeral of f. A. Bolles
in Bellows Falls county court at New
fame took recess and meeting OF the
county bar was held, remarks OF a
nature being made by State s
ATTORNEY C. H. Williams, Judge e. w.
Gibson and Judge F. NJ. Butler. A
committee composed Of z. FL. Allbee,
Col. Kittredge Haskins and A. E. Cud-
worth was appointed to draw up, SUIT
able resolutions on the death OF Mr.
Bolles. The members of the Brattle-
loro bar sent a handsome floral tribute
n memory of their associate.
Road Commissioner John P. Sargent
las begun preparing Frost street for
he section of macadam road which he
will lay there. The highway has been
bowed up for some distance and 1T IS
vident that Mr.. Sargent intends to lay
he macadam in a thorough manner.
after this work is completed he will be-
lin work on Western avenue. The hol-
ow in the highway between the railroad
rack and the end of the Connecticut
liver bridge is being filed this week,
hereby greatly improving the appear
nee of that particular portion of the
own.
The last meeting of the season of
he Brattleboro Sunday School union
7as held at the Unitarian church
Wednesday evening and the subject
iscussed was Junior and intermediate
Work. The speakers were Mrs. I. d;
'ailey, Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. Fred
argent and Miss Lucy Cow. A gen
raj discussion followed the papers.
he treasurer's report shows the union
. be free from debt with a small bal
end a delegate to the summer confer |
nee at Mortified, Mass, in July, and
tipulated that such delegate is to take
p junior work while in attendance at
ne conference and report at the first
f the fall meetings of the union in
ctober.
About July l C. P. Spencer will
love The Spencer Press from Hooker
lock to new and larger quarters, which
is business demands Houghton & ST.
onds have leased the rooms now occu-
led by Mr.. Spencer, also the law of
res now occupied by James F. Hooker,
nd these together with part of the
rye hall will all be opened up into one
rye room. The partition between
oughton & Simonds garment depart
ent and the new room will be taken
1t. This will give the garment depart |
uch room at it already has. 1t is
oughton & Simonds s intention to use
e whole of this space as their Ready,
Wear section, greatly increasing the
les and stock, thus making model :
rment department second to none in '
e state. Previous to Houghton 4 81 !
onds occupying this space great
any changes will be necessary on the :
terror arrangement of the block. !
An information was filed against !
RS. Jane Bean bv States Attorney =
arles H. Williams of Bellows Falls y
Onday and she was arrested by Dep \
Y Sheriff Myron p. Davis Monday T
ternoon and taken to Newfane, where p
e was lodged in jail Monday evening. +
e was tried by special order of the Il
lrt Tuesday and was found guilty of o
ling Intoxicating liquor on one count. il
e was fined $500 and costs amount p
: to $42.O4. The premises of Mrs. Il
an on Bridge street were raided n
Deputy Sheriff Davis on Sun NJ
Y. May 9, but no liquor was found. NJ
THESES were procured. however, NJ
wing evidence of sale and she was H
ested Monday, Nav Il, by Deputy \
eriff Davis and taken before the
nicipal court where she was tried te
ore Justice Kittredge Haskins. Two no
nesses were heard and Justice Has IN
S found probably cause and held her on
the September term of the Windham W
ntv court in 5000 hail. which she | 20