The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Who has pialci hasrhaii ~ THIS Town ON
several ooeasions, has joined the Lawrence
team al the New England hague.
The Chicago All Studio opens in
the American building this week. II is
q photograph establishment which has
bcrn located at Montpelier for about sis
months.
Evan Goodale Of Boston has bought
IL l.. ID. Taylor and ". A, Shumway, the
Field house and 10, on Western avenue.
Ills father, Arden Goodale, Is TO occupy
the house,
III, I. Weatherhead, agent for the l.,
A. Strout company, has this week sold
the 4. u. Till farm 81 l.i0 acrs and build
ings thereon 20 John Il, Hall 81 White
hall, \. Y. Possession was given Al once.
Thomas A. Guihccn Of this town has
signed for this season with the Portsmouth
Va, baseball team and will mport for
practice about April II. Guihccn was
captain and manager 81 this club last
season.
A bonfire Monday evening in the
rear al the house on Forest street occupied
by Charles Oakcs 80 lighted up the sky
that people in various parts of the town
though, a serious conilagration was IN
progress.
Mrs. Mary Ann llescock Of Marlboro
has been granted an original pension AT
the rate Of So month from March III.
James II. Ellis OF East Putncy has been
granted an increase at the rate oil 81
from March 2.
Harold H., the scyen-month-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Austin George OF North
Main street, died Sunday night after a
short illness Of meningitis Prayer was
offered by Rev. ID. l.. Trout at the house
nj | o'clock Tuesday afternoon and the
body was taken to Rupert, VI, for burial,
Wednesday.
An alarm from box % at 100 Friday
afternoon called the fire department 10
subduc blaze in hedge near the green
house on the Bradley estate. The all.
out was sounded before the crowd could
gather. The land near the hedge was
being burned over and sparks ignlted the
hedge. The damage was slight.
AT the meeting Of Court Brattleboro,
|. o. F., Monday evening a number oil
applications were received for membership
Arrangements will be made for the initla-
tion of a large class within few weeks
and il is expected that several state and
deputy supreme officers will be IN atten-
dance TO witness the degree work.
There was a game of baseball on the
island Sunday between a team known
as the Cardinals and one composed mostly
of employees of the Twin State Gas
Electric company, the former winning Il TO
q The batteries were W. Blake and +.
Rate for the Cardinals and piper, o
Graves and p. Donovan for the illumina-
tors.
Jesse johnson of Freeman Scott.
store won the prize of $40 offered by, r.
Crosby a company, to the clerk selling
the largest amount of White Satin flour
in March. G. W. Bidgood, employed
by II. S. Goodenough, got the 81 80 offered
as second prize. The third prlze oil
S. was won by Frank Allen OF the Grange
store.
Road Commissioner David /. Perry
has received the tile for the surface dram
IN be laid on Highland, Washington and
Central streets and work will begin within
a few DAYS. On Highland the sidewalk,
which is buried beneath sand washed down
the hill during the winter, has been 10
Gated with a line of stakes and the dirt
will be removed.
Nick. the Schipperke dog owned by
r. s. Childs, was run over and killed by
a touring car, Tuesday evening about
Q O'Clock. The car was running at .
high rate of speed and the accident TOOK
nlace near the Goodhue estate on Nam
Street The animal was 10 years old
and a son of Prince and Fanny, the dogs
mh;cb were imported from Brussels, Bel
cum bv Mai. f. W. Childs in 1896.
-Wantastiquet lodge, l.. 0. 0. f., OF
Brattleboro will have the pleasure OF en-
pertaining the First Degree club, OF Moun'
Sinai lodge, No. 1869, of North Cambridge,
Mass Monday evening. The visiting
degree staff, composed OF about Az men,
viii exemplify the first degree IN festiVal
hau As this is one Of the best teams In
tho n jurisdiction of Massachusetts,, pleas
ont and profitable meeting is assured.
All Odd Fellows are cordially invited to
he nresent. This degree club in made up
Of members who have taken part IN IL
for the past ten years and only those VINO
Iol e taken part in the degree are eligible
to to membership in the club, the dues Oh
which are used to defray the expenses
when visiting different lodges.
The annual meeting of the Brattie-
boro Creamery association was held IN
Grange hall Monday forenoon. AFTER
Considerable discussion it was deciaeu
~ onerate the creamery as was done th ne
mast wear. The operating expenses "
The creamery last year were ABOUT ti III.
snnoe as for a number of years past. DuC
The o,,tput fell below the average OF 1ne
nast few wears. The reports showed tilaV
Will While a number of farmers forsooK, tne
oraamerv for a time to ship their miik 10
pos+on many of them have come DaCk
- ooo The creamery. The creamery mace
70. $3.50 pounds Of butter during .ne % e.
and the average price recelveu We" oHor The
cents. an increase of l.32 Genus osei T The
nrice received the year previous. 81 n as
annual election of otficers resul.eu r af
follows: Directors, W. u. oylVes'ei r
Rrattleboro, j. E. Gale OF Gulnoeu, III a, .nj
Miller of Dummerston, j.. U. o'alloiu anu
D ' 'H Briggs of Brattleboro; secretary
ND treasurer. C. A. Boyden; auditors'
W W. n smith and A. P. Carpenter
Those in charge of the local tube a1al
,os;s work expect to open the camp May az
USE e snch alterations and repairs as are
necessary :, sar can be made by that time tine
The Brattleboro Woman 5 ciup, ;mr ~
has charge of the work, is planning h,, h,gs;lJ d.
add to the capacity OF the camp D 9y,, o
ing an u ,1pe Of the women patients. Such
ior s odd; aio will give sleeping room tor
an a az seven more patients. The matter