The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

Q The TRANCE Dramatic club will civ,
. dance IN bfaher hall Tuesday highl
. Everybody IL cordially ihVited,
& Julia Bartlett has returned fren
i NsA York with many pretty laers ia
The spring styles and paper models 81
!, all kinds. Tel, s5s's.-adV. 80
. "A, ih. regular weekly meeting oi
b be beard ~ srinrlmsn lasl evening oni,
!. Ioailne matters were discussed and tbs
nesiiHg clesed after doihg ''hoihing
Narih talking about AZ Chairman Gal
, Via oppressed II,
la ID. ease ~ Angelina N, laIIoa
Ns, Warren Il. noalittlr, which has heou
on the daekrl of Nindham county court
Tor srNefai terms, The defendant yesicf
,iaN made melton asking for slfuck
Jury 10 Try the case,
There will b. regular mreiin" Of
he woman : auxiliary of The y, NJ, q,
\, Tuesday afternoon al $50 'clork
III the rest Oam Rev DI John "
Cow will sprak on The Passing Of the
Saiirisis aud there will be- special ma
sir. The executive board Will meet ai
3 . clock.
An uufuundrd nmor was hoaied
ahaui town last evening that Thomas
~ Conner had committed suicide AZ the
town farm hy hanging George Birch.
superintendent IL the farm, said yes.
ieriay that h. was unable 20 account
for the rumor ~ Mr. oConnor Is en-
ioying his usual health aud bad not
made AZ attempt Ia hang himself.
Local union. No 3. of the Piano
aud Organ Workers Of America was or
ganised a. a meeting held In q. A. r.
hall Monday evening, The following
officers were elected; President. ;. A.
I Richmond: vice president. John Long.
corresponding secretary. Harry Dowlcy;
financial secretary, Christopher Ne
Court; treasurer, Edward knudson,
IL q. a =. T.. Barber. representing
The defendant 10 the ease Of Watson =.
French Is. 7. Raymond Monday moved
for final decree IN the ease which has
been travelling back and forth between
he county and supreme courts for some
time. The orator moves for leave 10 |
still further amend his hill aud asks for |
u DAYS FROM Feb. - in which TO filc |
such bill. The defendant moved for /
additional bail. Chancellor Hall mad /
no order In the matter.
Frank g. lIclyar. director of the
department of agriculture at the Mount /
llermon school, has resigned his posi-.
tion AT that place 10 accept the III.
rectorship Of the new state school of
agriculture at Morrisvillc. y. Y. This
school was created by a special act Of
the New York legislature last year. and
j. different from the other agricultural \
schools in that it j. not affiliated with
any other educational institution. Mr..
llclyar expects to begin his new duties
the first of April
A handicap billiard tournament
among the best PLAYERS in the Vermont
Wheel club has been arranged aud play
will begin immediately. There are II
entries divided into three classes. each
player 10 play the others in his class.
Two winners in each class will play in
he final round and two prizes will be
awarded. Following is the list of en-
ries and handicaps: Glass Al. Tas :
,cr 50, Crane -. III. +. Whitney so, H. !.
Brasor -. f. 4. Thompson SO. Ullery !
V. Bacon l2j. Glass B-Seaverns 100, ;
\. Thompson 50, Hall 50. q. Jones so,
Dr.. Pettee 81. l.. Miller 100. Dr. Aldrich !
Ia. Glass C-J. Howe l05. DR.. Rice !
70. Bracket 50. Prcfoutaine 6j. Dugan !,
Is, \. Wood l05. j. Allen So. /,
-Brattleboro chapter. d. A. r., met
With Mrs. II. +. Bond Tuesday after. n
OOn. The meeting took the form of a ]
Musicale. Miss Esther Dale. teacher of "
Deal music AT Mount lIolyoke college n
ang three groups of songs. The first b
nd second groups were by classical Ger. "
ran and English composers. The third ri
roup were selected from the works of I,
iodern composers. Miss Dale was for. n
lcrly from Townshend and is well G
nown in Brattleboro having sung here Il
n several occasions. She will be par al
cularly remembered as the soprano at m
he musicale given by the Woman s nj
Tub last year. Miss IZetta Stewart h,
cted as accompanist Leitsinger and al
'ugan s orchestra rendered several Sc. IL
'ctions. Refreshments were served. al
For few hours Monday it looked
though the West River bridge ques. s.
on was to be reopened and in fact it OF
as given a partial revision by the hi
tOrneys of the Connecticut River Pow Vi
company and Chairman John Calvin aC
the board of selectmen. There was la
me discussion concerning the mode of t
'Ocedure to be adopted in strengthen. WI
z the abutments with concrete. How. tn
Ter. the difficulty was overcome and al
rosby & Parker have been getting HI
eir concrete mixer and materials in \.
ace to begin active operations that Al
e work may be completed before the er
,xt thaw comes. 1t is feared that or
aw at this time would allow the arch 10,
the east side of the bridge to settle lei
the abutment is not strengthened Su
st what will be done in the matter of
Using the arch to its proper position is
I'll question to be decided between
e power company and the town Off
ais. The company does not acknowl a.
ge the responsibility for the present H. H.
ndition of the arch and the selectmen W., W.,
e likewise not inclined to assume such ~,
sponsibility. ,;n
DIR. Arthur II. H. Lewis, Al, form Gel
local veterinarian, was found dead fac
bed at his home in Barre Tuesday
'rning. He retired shortly after mid cd
yht apparently in his usual health. thi
{ his wife was unable to rouse him rec
d the physicians who were called said ed
had been dead several hours as re- of
t of heart disease. DR.. Lewis was :
IN in Durham, P. O., and was a grad. SIN
tie of the Ontario Veterinary college the
1 the Western Veterinary college at last
nsas, Mo. Before going to Barre he liol
lcticed for a time in Brattleboro, mu
king ms Headquarters at the STABLES DIES
" owned by Howard & Yearly, and VIII,
CONSIDERED an gu. unusaafiiy ski M;sI ope
ME Lawrence. who was formerly a in
med nurse in Brattleboro. She died bus
tut five years ago and a short time be ,
erward DR.. Lewis married Miss Nina mo
,wn of Portland Ore, who survives. ms,
is also survived by one sister, Mrs. CON
c. Smith of Orange, and two broth nam
Herbert H. Lewis of Durham. p. O., foot
Nathan O. Lewis of Kansas City, Sim do'
vor,,,d.,+ " W. $780,, Ntn5;aoi oss 70 repl
;on ,i'"on' 'o'ei may -'o'io"i assn abs(