The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
-Bas a ned tag tomorrow.

uring ~. inches. with stem d's
inches lang
The Pilgrim Fathers will serve Ice
cream and rake an the common dnuhs
the hand concert Tuesday evening,
Mrs. y. \. knights PhilaIhea
class raVs a social nj the home 81 Miss
Helen Leonard an Chaplin street last
evening,
The manual training models msh,
by the bows of the seventh, eighth ann
ninih grades ~ the village seho"l WI
4. exhibited IN III. window ~ ~ "
Rohertss store Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday,
The Odd Fellows and kehekshs
will hold memorial services ~ odn f'i.
laws hall next sunday afternoon Nv
s.al. They will march 10 the cemetery
wh.,. they will decorate the graves,
and "A short service will be- held
Congressman Frank Plnmley hns
formally announced 10 his friends thh'
h. will be candidate for reelection '.
congress from the second dis,fle' ~
ver,nnn, The district convention VIII
4. held in Montpelicr the 2ath, ani y
has been generally understood thai MI
plumley will he renomina,cd,
The annual meeting of the West
ern Aaueduci association WAS nrlu ~
the Vermont National bank TUESDAY
evening M 80, The following officers
w,r, elected; President. T.. e, Crosby
secretary and treasurer, ueorpr, a.
Avrrill; directors. George &. AVerill' IT,
&. Crosby and 4. T.. Thurber'
Mrs Maria Miner, widow OF u. y,
Miner formerly of Brattlcbofo, VINO
ha. been mairon IN the hospi'al u, M,u
dl,town. Conn, for several years, mas
r,r,ntlV purchased the house owned ny
m, late Mr.. and Mrs W. Is. Eddy ~
m, corner of Western avenue and 'h.
ION street aud will move there next
week.
Wrndnll IIoughton, -, n farmer
a,od n, his home In Halifax last Satur.
day after n long illness. 7 he cause OF
Ms death was a cerebral hcmorrhnge'
lie WINS n son of Rufus III. liough'oh;;
and was born in Halifax. The funcfhi
WINS held nj his home Tuesday after'
noon nj . o clock, Rev Mr.. liitchcock,
nns,or of the Baptist church NJ West
Jj,lif,x. olliciated aud the burial was
in The cemetery ut Halifax Center, Mr.
Uonchton leaves wife, two daugh'ers
and four sons ,.,.
The first examination 10 he held ~
p,,,,leboro for the New England col
iau. entrance board will begin Mon
J,y lime 20. IL was through the M
strnmentality of Principal Il. u, smith
Of The Brattleboro high school that inc
examinations will he held mere TINS
wear, The examinations VIII be III
charge of Rev. 4. z. ;. osgood, chT,i
man of the prudential committee ne
examinations will probably be taken nS
Harold Staples intending 10 enter ,ial
ward. Charles Ramsdell to enter ,pluin
bia, and Arthur Dewitt Tor ,hc ""'s'
chusetts institute OF techholoeS'
A horse owned by Mosher \ fut.
ney and driven by Raymond biren; an
eninlove of the Twin state oas r.leo
tric company, created excitement Iot
few minutes "Wednesday afternoon y,
rnun;no away through Main street
'rha animal became frightened near the
bi"b school. The trip from the school
building 10 the corner of Main ana II
liot streets was perilous one. IN
front of the Peoples National bank tine
w,gon hit the curb and one wheel was
smashed. Mr.. Birch hung 10 the
reins and the wreck was grounded III
tbn rear of the Brattleboro House with
,Le assistance of employees of the BRAT
tiehoro garage. Mr.. Birch was unin-
;nred The horse received several cuts
and bruises.
The marriage of Miss Isabel Lora
Waterman. niece of Judge and Mrs. r.:
/ Waterman. to Axcl Swanson OF
Rrooklvn. y. V, took place at Inc
coionial Wednesday forenoon at ~
n clock. Rev. DR.. John Russell Cow
nastor of the First Baptist church, ON
ciated. using the Episcopal service
Tho bride wore blue cloth travelling
suit and only few immediate relatlNes
witnessed the ceremony. MI ana Mls,
| swanson left for Sunset lake wnere
they are to spend a few daye beiore
going TO Portland. Me-, for VIsit
| The bride is a graduate oil Nor,niie,'il
seminary. The groom is an analytical
chemist in Brooklyn, \. Y, having tax
on a special course at Yale after gradu
atinp from Brown university
At a meeting of the executive
committee of the Brattleboro clNl'
league at the home of DIR. IL. u. holtol
Tuesday evening reports were recelseu
from chairmen of the various COUNT
fees which indicated that ine ieaGu'
is busy with the problems whlch IL NJ M
,,,5or consideration. Richard c. Averll
was named as committee to take. w
the matter of Sunday street sprlnk
linz The matter of revising me con
stifution of the league was discusse'
and II was decided that it was advls
aha 10 make several changes. ina
sncb changes might be made 1t wa
voted TO revise the constitution ana II
II, piper will make a new draft OF I'M
same to he submitted to the league a
q snecial meeting to be held soon. I'M
league is interesting itself in the mat mat
Tor of a playground for the children
and will lend its support to such
project. ~,
--Brattleboro lodge, N. f. o. r.. hel'
children 8 night Wednesday evening"
LARGE number of children being present
Refreshments of cake and iee-creat
we're served by the supper commlitee
Mrs. Ada Niles, after, when sloi
program was presented by the eH Nv,
tainment committee, Mrs. Edward WI
son. The program consisted OF 1ilalo'
by the children; reading, pS nop ho,
Mitchell; solo, VIM. Gibbs; dump-pel
ali ali ns Stanley Wilson, Harry Montgom
erv Willie Gibbs, Arthur Cain; reading
A1nsstim Nichols; solo, Viola Niles; read
mo Mrs. Wilson: recitation, Eau
q Conner; song. Masters Gibbs, Gai1
Montoomerv. Wilson; tablean, Good
N;ohf Miss Oracle Currier. Following
the the, program general social time wa a
en- Moved. Special mention should D
made of singing by four members pts. o. o
ST. Michael s Episcopal choir; Master Master
Gibbs, Cain. Montgomery ah1 "s SSor
under the direction of MISS Eta oi'ei
/ win. GU
Under date of June the follow
ing dispatch from Portland, Me- pap
| peared in the Boston Herala: a E.a
William T. Phelan died tonlgnt Ne Mos
Rrnnswick in 1882 and at 10 was ar
nr ~, TO a carpenter. Three year
later he went to Chelsea, Mass, wher
) he Ia'v worked until he was q. He. attend
/ ed an academy and after teaeh n