The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-18

/. Dennis Rebeeah lodge, No. !, wi
/ confer the degree on three candidate
Tuesday evening.
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, Baker o
! Greenfield, Mass, have recently move
to town and opened a first class board
ing house at Eels court.
The Ladies circle of the Univer
saist church will hold an ice cream
sale on the common next Wednesda,
evening during the band concert.
Company l., V. N. g., will leav,
here tomorrow morning at $50 in fa
tigue uniforms on a practice march re
turning Sunday about 100 in the after
noon.
"A broken water main near the Brat
tleboro House required the attention
of the street department Monday. The
roadway became undermined from the
escaping water
Day Lyman of Rutland, mentally
weak and not considered safe to be at
large, was brought to the Brattleboro
Retreat yesterday by Chief of Police
Elworth of Rutland.
The second concert of the First
Regiment band was given on the com
mon Wednesday evening and drew an
a atf that was not only aatterin q
in its proportions but enthusiastic in
its appreciation of the program rem
dered
mo frner.l IF Mrs r,.,. n
He VIZ ros held from her boro e. NJ ID;
s ltU"f at clock SATURDAY Row i G ~ a
front officiating The burial was in
Prospect Hill cemetery. Wilson Brown.
Archibald Winchester, Oscar Pearson
and Herbert Sargent were the bearers.
Candidates for examination before
the state board of pharmacy are re.
49, house at Montnelier Tnosd .ne
I'll III, "a ot 10 q ,clock All anni;eot;o aS,
- ovnmination must he mada TO- tho
s sec of tbe board. D. r Davis 'n of
Rarre VI
,+omobilo nortv oons;a.;
Movor Ioean' Civ Solicitor 'iS VanSb ~
Massenoer Pratt. aldermen couSci I'll
men and heads of the lighting and
many other of the city departments as
works of Worcester. visited the Con.
necticnt mower companv,s niant at
Sonth Vernon Tuesday afternoon.
Snndov was observed as mamor;o,
-Sundhay o VIZ E 1g1or uea as mehorlal
my ny Imt ouu o,iJ ha1a ant H o19
me eIerG i fa1 wG,e n pbioh az Hdu rel
lows ia ian affnront " nn6n
! rom w mi tho con,otnr;os vi une Or
s of dead ~deee ed
~ n nonp,o Al
WIN 1owe r. DeniSe n t tL iouge
tp ON yic VOL sf a. tbe me o na, anu
une hnSo ~ Wantootil,o So Ind'
' Cton4anI Fisher rot,,rnin ~ H..
Tol - i9, Da, re'4 f, " MS
nome on M :fa G aounae droll urlve
WIN ms VII otnuas 60 go e. hI?n' went
hto ms staofe " ea ~ i9l ms herse'
J L an uirle "t +ba stahie hadlI Sr; oa
me hoor Vi ne bop saD pa sf4 hae
,nu si,ahom 10 ;t+Ia t;roaS Nh NJ
UNCONSCIOUS to frst ;nn iIIie tllhg. MT.
b ,se he Was had 81 suffered sebt stro gpeo of
naa ne nay 9un aftor oottia ouithe ~ ~
'aradysls, ;5 nuI +hat bo n,nst wv one
louse I Zee L; la ,mae io ''io'' nave peeh
'ickeu ny HIS noiso'
The body OF George NJ. Taylor, who
led in Washington, - e., April /, was
rought here Monday evening, and
ommittal service was held ne at the fam
Y lou IN fr0spec1 Hi cemetery at
ioo CLOCK M uesoa ~ IL dauet f u upon
ne aliiaai VI NJ ~ uy iUa n il in "a a
iS12n' afc0;ianiea py aieI fr iaece Mss MS
oidre4 OF miau clIy; oeugwiick post !
!. "A. NJ performed 1Is c9mmittal ser 5
re anu nes. my ~, I e i - G
,; y,ro.o 49,, s,, I'M M 'n h
NY ouul $500 moae pleoen ~, ~ W.t nonoi /
y pan bearers I r, were Col. h1teT W1 5
as hiTs' oo1r ii Il. ayiol, III. "e w
an, :. A w laEior; u "a. hal rS r. "
aWley, W. Il. Huoparo anu " l..
lckhey. !
Shortly after one clock Monday l
orning residents in the vicinity of q
ashington and Central streets were !,
oused by series of shrieks evident )
from woman. Those that got out I
their beds to listen claim that the /
reams were of the kind that can be Q
rmed, without exaggeration, blood 9
riding. Those who heard the cries s
pected that the morning would bring 7
e story of the affair but evidently =
e Princlpal or principals IN the maI- h
+ desired to do and say nothing;
ter waiting day the nelghbors OF :;
at section began to form conclusions ;,
nging all the way. from the common IL IL
rden variety of family jars to the 81
livery thoughts of foul play meath
g stars. SC
Children & Sunday was observed b'
several of the local churches last .j'
ndav The morning service at the al
~ rre +io ny church was devoted W
nIly n tba children The. service 4
nnod With a nrocessionaI of little F.
ks from The chanel to the church. ce
~ mo or mart If The nrooram was car be
i nuf Nv tbe minors and the smaller m
", our ~ ,nt in the bantismaI ser il
% The nresentation of Bibles to at
81 ny H. P;bIa eobooi ,Ios nart m
pa v lm ine ile nrocessional was m
i, the IL oro;sas ~ tbn Rontist A,
- Tho pastor nraacbed a snecial r,
:, r,, ~ 70 tbo cbiIdren The session of tn
PihIe school was held on the lawn ch
the rear of the church and a special Hi
or of service was observed. The
Idren had charge of the morning ser an
o at fhe Universalist church. The of