The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

W. annual htifH Nihlth ihhlHf
? llnn ~ Company ! will he made hY Capt
!, Z, u, nose III the eth Infantry, 4. :, \
+. ~ the armoTy TUESDAY afternoon an'
: evening,
i n, q. liarhcr has sold his house ~
, unk street known rs the %, NJ, l.awiol
place "a Major q. liaurhtan POSSES
sion has ALREADY been given, Tie sal,
! MAS madr through ", q. Horton !
agency,
- benjamin llannan, formerly ai
this town, WAS defeated fuT the niirt
~ president oI The village 1T lirnnlnp
tom ~ iis annual meeting Tuesday, Fred
Et, Martin, the democratic candidate
being reelected hy majority of lsi,
A regular meeting 81 the Rmitle.
hero SUNDAY School union will be- held III
the lniNersalist church "Wednesday
lrNrning at clock. 4 discussion of
grade work In the sunday schools l.
expected, aud opportunity will be- given
for general discussion.
During the past week the old bowl
ing alley On the island has been raised
sufficiently to prevent Il being damaged
Nv high water this spring. This has
been done that the building may hc
used by those Interested In the nmusc,
meni pruieet which will hc located on
the island this summer.
The Durham Brothers company of
liraitlrhoro j. one of the creditors Of the
shoe firm of i. H. Paulhus 4 Co.. Of vii
limauiic, Conn. which il IN financial
difficulties, The claim Of the Batilc,
horn concern amounts 10 over 5000. An
attachment was placed upon the store
stock by the Dunhams last week.
The fire dopiytment was called "a a
blaze IN the tool house Of the Central
Vermont railroad near the passenger
station hy an alarm from box 20 at
l2.lj u. m. Tuesday morning. Spou.
tancous combustion Is believed 10 have
been the cause. The building was gut
ted hut the loss was small, being con
fined 10 few tools. The about signal |
was sounded less than 30 minutes after |
the first alarm was given.
Mrs. Don Wilder of Main street IN. /
tcriaincd several guests Wednesday /
evening at. a sugar party Cards. games /
aud music We're ENJOYED until late
hour Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Colt aud son Allen. Mrs. Ar.
thur Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Glea-
son Wilder. Walter Wilder and Mr.. and
Mrs. McNally. In the guessing contest
he first prize was won hy Gleason
Wilder and the BOBBY prize by Don
Wilder.
The Girl from L. ). A., as she ap.
irared in the auditorium Tuesday even.
ng, was not a decidedly representative
.pecimcu of her sex. and the small audi
nee that saw her felt rather proud of
he good Judgment of their friends who
taycd nj home. The piece was called a
musical mclodrama, and il certainly was !
IS near that rs anything else, although /
I could have been much improved with
more music aud less of the mellow stuff
The company was small and not above '
he ordinary.
Brattlcboro lodge. \. +. o. F.. will :
old its next regular meeting in Red
len : hall Wednesday evening. After 4
he meeting the degree team and sta. '
ion officers will rcbcarsc the degree !
II the members are requested TO be !
resent at this meeting as il will be .
eecssary to make, preparations con
'rning the district meeting which is 10
e held March 80. when there will be {,
representatives. present from the Grand =
nd Supreme lodges and a large deleea u
on from Springfield, Bellows Falls and "a
Gene lodges, b
over 100 people will make mp the =.
lrty which will leave here for Wash a.
ElbHs ~ -. -hditu
J. II will include % members of The y
nior class of the high school. % Jun. u,
rs, eight members of the two lower ~
asses and three teachers counting 80
rincipal Smith. Tickets for the trip III
nv be secured of Mr.. Smith Tuesday
ternoon at the high school building or IL
lesday evening at his home on Green iIi
rect. Although the number is limited ff
is thought there will be enough to ac. "a
immediate all who make up their minds an
20 by the latter part of next week. pa
The Daughters of the American sc,
met Tuesday afternoon with en-
SIS Maria Stedman in West Brattlc' att
ro \ paper, The Restoring of Mt. II
rnon and the d. A. X. Part In 1t, was in
zen by Miss Lillian Newton. After th,
, business meeting Mrs. w. +. Stell. !
nm gave solo and little Maxine ~,
allmann gave two very entertaining "D
itatiOns. Refreshments were served WI
Mrs. Ezra +. Fisher and Miss Hattie W.
lrk. Miss Newton visited Mt. Yer s s'.
4 last year, and much of the informa a., a.;
N given in her complete and excellent w. w..
per was first hand, drawn from a per W..
al knowledge of the facts. w., W.
Chairman John Calvin of the board Ho
seectmen, forgetting the affairs of woi
te, was watching the dancers execut. of
the dreamy glide of a waltz at the tur
Patrick S fair last evening when he tina
5 suddenly brought back to things tlel
thly by Janitor II. f.. Harris, who ideI
ormed him that hurry call had been Fra
t from Vernon street to the effect Hon
t a hvdrant near the Judge property, bro
ch is in the deadly miasma belt, had
st and the 100 pounds pressure was
ding stream skyward to the height -,
80 or 40 feet. Word was sent to c.
Crowell that the pressure was AIDE. plp'
tie and that the test might be dis Iatl
tinued as soon as convenient. tt'e
get
James j. Phelan of Boston, has been self
sen as president of the Connecticut Man
ley Lumber company. to succeed the for
George Van Dyke. Mr.. Phelan will ton
2 his office in Boston and will per Fore
lily attend to the financial affairs of thro
concern. For the year ending Jan. have
1909, the company cut some 40 Mite
300 feet of timber from its proper on "
in northern New Hampshire and is
mont. This winters crop of logs Hasl
be about 55,000,000 feet of which tlebc
10000 will be driven down the Con- field
lieut. river to Mt. Tom to be cut into mobi
'er. the Daiahce OF lo,oou,o9U rect throl
ng been sold as pulpwood. This is ham
=. 'he az Soo, uii'So WV 'Ih' "o"h thTol
river. IN Ihe winter Just CLOSING days
men and 500 horses have been en- Il r.
I'd in preparing the timber for the boro
ms and this spring there will be "lo''
400 men in the woods getting out he {,
timber cut into the tributary Cree,
ms OF the oohnectlcut river, ana ana whicl
&c INTO the man ~ STREAMS "ihch VIII Math
them TO the minis. dard-
A miet wedding ceremony was OBJ on tn
n "a ~ Lo,,o of NJ, ava MIC Greer