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

u -Pocahontas council Will give Z
dance in Red Men s hall tomorrow eve
: ming.
John Lindsey is breaking ground
on Canal street where he is soon to
erect house.
: Degree work was exemplifed at the
: regular meeting of Oasis encampment of
e Odd Fellows Wednesday evening
by order of the Brattleboro bailiffs
|. the first band concert of the season will
be given on the common next Wednes-
: day evening.
The newly appointed chief of pc.
lice, George Wilson, went on duty Mon.
: day evening. He will have the assist.
ance of four officers, but they have
not yet been appointed.
Col. j.. ID. Taylor has this week
been appointed regimental quartermas
ter of the Vermont National Guard
succeeding George II. Thompson of Bel
lows Falls, who has been made regi.
mental adiutant.
Postmaster H. f. Taylor and his
force will observe Memorial day by
working short shift The office will
be, open from I to - and only the early
delivery will be made. No rural de-
liveries will be made on Monday, the
day of observance.
union have named as chairmen of com
mittees: William b. Douglas, devo
tional; Miss Mary M. Croker, member
ship; Will B. Smith, educational; and
Mrs. Christie B. Crowell, social. These
with the officers constitute the execu-
tive committee of the union.
"A cordial invitation is extended to
all Odd Fellows and wives and Re
bekahs and their husbands to attend
a reception at /. O. O. F. hall Tuesday
evening, June |, from until 10 clock,
in honor of the grand master, president
of the Rebekah assembly and other
grand officers. Jeitsinger orchestra
will furnish music.
The cups which will be given at |
the high school track meet on the Val |
ley fair grounds tomorrow afternoon |
have been on exhibition in the window |
of Vaughan 4 Burnett this week. There |
is one cup for the team winning the |
most points and one of the winning re.
lay team. A subscription paper has
been circulated among the merchants
this week raising money to defray the
expenses of delegation of athletes to
the interscholastic meet in Burlington
next week Saturday.
While working at the plant of the
Connecticut River Power company at
Vernon Tuesday morning, Lee Eldridge
stuck a screwdriver in his right eye,
seriously decorating the pupil. He was
brought to Brattleboro and the eye was
removed Wednesday at Brattleboro
Memorial hospital. He was working
with ratchet screwdriver at the time
of the accident on the woodwork in
the power house at the dam when the
end slipped. The screwdriver snapped
back striking him in the eye.
CONAN D;oJr;ob S+o1+o 70, |
that Brattleboro high school is going to
secure it's share of the points to be
tomorrow at the track meet
though the team has a large amount of
work imposed upon it by reason of the
small number composing it. He would
like to have three or four men enter J
each event from his team that Brattle ;
boro S chances of capturing larger
of second, third and fourth
olace positions might be increased. With !
only one and in some instances two en- I
ries in an event Brattleboro can get '
)ut two out of a possible four chances. I
The funeral of Ammi n Wyatt was :
eld Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o clock :,
t his late home on Clark street. Rev. e
}. E. Trout, pastor of the First Uni
ersalist church oficiated. The bear !
thy W. Eason, George Allen, Frank !
rockwell and George d. Odell. Bur q
Il was in Morningside cemeteryJ Taps +,
yere blown at the grave by Musician y
,dward Lepp of Company /, V. N. G.
,m thag the out-of town people present t.
G. Perkins of Fall River.
lass, and w. w. Sawyer of Keene, d
I. H.
The funeral of Edward G. Carpen- E
err who died in Westfeld, Mass, last )
thursday, was held at Bond s under r.
a king rooms Saturday afternoon at 2 =,
clock, Rev. Andrew Harper, rector of y
It. Michael's Episcopal church, of a
iciating. The body was brought to .
irs. G w. Rae Of Chester, who was s.
With him during his last illness. The u
carers were j. B. Randoll, H. W. Sim u
nds, A. E. Hobart and w. H. Proctor. q y,
'urial was in the Yawkey family lot in
1orningsde cemetery The full Knights
'emplar committal service was read m
t the grave, members of Beauseant o.
K. T., performing that NJ
uty. m
Miss Katherine G. Dunlevy, plain Pl
if in the breach of promise suit of Il,
'unlevy against FentOn, filed her an a.
wer Monday afternoon to Mr.. Fen Ia Ia
IN S bill in chancery demanding spe- I II
fc performance of an alleged agree =. II
tent to settle the case out of court. III
lr. Fenton claimed IN his bill which w
as filed last week that he and Miss III
unlevy had agreed upon the terms of III III
,ttlement and that he fulfilled his part - -
the agreement. This agreement he t ~
aimed was made in Boston by r. C. ~
aeon, his attorney, and HI. G. Barber, ~ ~
'unsel for Miss Dunlevy. Miss Dun "a
Wy denies Mr.. Fenton s allegations ~, ~
nd says that she never gave anybody ni
~ authority to make any such agree ~,
ent. A hearing on Miss Dunlevy' S III
'tition to dissolve the injunction win
Ike place before Chancellor Zed S. NJ
anton at an early date. Oh
The annual encampment of the Nj
rst regiment, hospital corps, and band, ut
ermont National Guard. will be held ar
the state camp ground near Fort sn'
han Allen from Friday, July 2, to Sh
lnday, July 10, both days inclusive. COZ
j. j. Gray Estey of Brattleboro is as sci
yned to duty at the encampment and Sh
II issue all orders for the proper con lnl
ct of the camp in accordance with be
G rules and regulations governing mil by
Irv posts. Orders relative to muster da'
d pay rolls, also transportation will WI
issued previous to encampment. The pre-
general will furnish arr
lnsportation quarters, subsistence and Sh
Dvide for the payment of troops, but mu
transportation will be furnished or bel
Y allowed except to officers and men wit
10 report for duty on or before Mon KIN
V, July 5, and remain during the en- for
npment and have been duly commits cOu