The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26

held i0mofTna AZ the hpAss'
The napilsts are % bold their pc
pie al Erh8 taTk Ga Labor DAY, AT,
HinrlaM . haags have h~eA Engaged Iat
raing anl returning ahd uHr hNAt VIII
~ 10 commission al day.
-Fs-.e asasslsF II sunshine society
i invited ~ attend The aHnuai picnif
~hish vail be held ~ Eeha bark IN,
sftsrnoon. The specially rhafirfrl
boat Nlll leave the landing 81 10 'slorA A.
wAbout - met ~ the home ~ ",
"a Hallrn Ia Guilfari Wednesday Tor
a family pienic. There NeFe guests
rom East Ofangs, y, J., tamprNa'
Mass, lllasiale, \, H., bFatiiebofo aha
Nest nFattlebaFe.
The Ceagral Labor unson vii hay'
a picnic III GehiFal park Labor Hag,
Ths prouram fof the day viii include
athletic sports, dancing and q hasrha'l
game between the married aud sinslc
mon. The public j. invited, iickcs
are good 90 all regular trains
Examination on .make-up Nofs
,hI. summer will be held Ia the hish
srbnoI room SATURDAY, sept, ,, ~ =
i clock. Parents dssiring 20 consult
With Principal smith may 10 - ~ thc
high sehoalfoam saturday, sept. - from
: NATL 3 . clock % Monday, sept p,
from 3 until y o clock school brsih'
Tuesday, Sept, q,
-Danlel Martin, a stone mason, on
a second offence Tor intnAicattoh, Wa
sne1 sl5 and given a sentence ~ ~
days h iail hy Judge p W, gibson W
municipal court Yesterday mothliln l
Tp0n payment of the hne snd tsAlhs
A., pledge 10 abstain from liquor tor a
wear the jail sentence was susI,ehu's'ii'
Martin showed the effects % a week :
debuneh.
I'll teachers Who have been Gu
.,gei f,r tbe ,0wn school. aFes Mss
Alta nruulson. puncltal az we aoa.
rwv, Ms Jessie Closson. assistant
Mis-. Elizabeth pcnnison, grades q, p
and :. Mi, Nora Jaquith, primary
Grades, Ms Florence Holden, district
r. 4, Nj. MYRTLE Briggs, district No
:. Ms. Dasie Brown. district No.
and Mis- Mary Clark. district No. H.
Dan 4. White Of Brockton; Mas
n,ti,p,I socialist organizer. addressed
an audience Of interested listeners ~
The corner Of Elliot and Main streets
Tuesday evening on socialist ISSUES
IL desrribed the socialistic conditions
n ether countries and gave brlei
ske,eh Of socialism from IL inception
Z to late. Friday evening another speaA
I er will address the people. ANNOUNCE
ment will be made Of the place and tnt
/ person who will speak the coming "eeN
The status Of the Hiasdale. Bratile
4 boro railroad j. being discussed by IN
/ trres,ed persons in this town. -. ~
/ Engineer George Tompson OF Mahe
[ 6ell. Mass. who came here carry y
I the summer and made prelml hai
survey and contour map OF the ts.
,or, between Bratileb0ro and hins
Jsle \ IT.. closed his office in the Van
tom block a number ~ weeks ago an'
lef, town. Mr.. Tompson stated whei
be came 10 Brattleboro that the ,worl
~ building the road would begl,
,r;,bin a week. While there = stu
annie time for the construction depart
uent ~ the Boston & Maine railrea'
i ID get 10 work inside Of the TIM
nrophesied bv Engineer Tompson u
thougbt bv some that the PROJECT ma
been abandoned.
AT rue democratic caucus held !,
Festival hall Monday evening Dr. ~
ward X. Lynch was chosen as IN
nartv's nominee for town represents
live The eaueus also ratified IN
unicn Justice ticket selected last wee
nv tbe democratic and republican tow
committees. w. 4. Shunway. \, +
Roberts and John T. Kaine were chose
committee of WAYS and means TO pFo
vide FUNDS for carrying on the can
paign. The democrats claim that tns
nave the only original farmers eahdl
giate in the person OF Doctor LSn a,
A the doctor owns an automoDlle an
finds himself traversing the outly,,h
sections much of the time each "a
mis- friends are sauguine that ne WI
reduce the specific gravity OF IN
stafford vote on election day.
While the lavish use of water ha
hsor rermittpd in watering lawns TIN
summer the Brartleboro Water Nork
company Will probably eurtah IN
amount used for such purposes anothe
veor. This wear the company mas MAD
no ATTEMPT TO curb the users of waite
: who have a lawn hose. but the Incllna
mon TO take advantage of the eompah
will doubtless result in a rule BEN
tafopted bv the company next year as Z
the number of hours that nose ca
be used each day. The reservoir snow
rhe effect Of the dry weather. Inc -' W. 4
ter has fallen over three feel. Wmi
the brooks supplying the reservoir ]
pleasant valley are lower than 70
manv vears with no indication OF reile
. ip the shape of rain for some time ye
there is water enough to last until IN
fall rains come Residents in the Flear
I.ant valley region say that they nav
never known the Halliday brook to b
so low as 1t is now.
The water in the Connection
river above the dam of the Connection
River Power company at Vernon ma
; fallen three feet during the week an
this Morning is two feet over the cres
of the dam. There are five feet Q
flash boards on the dam aud no waite
is being lost. The reason for. the IA
of the water during the week Is the IN
creased load which has been carrie
by the plant. Nearly 1900 k1loWatt
has been carried all of the week. I'M
is considerably more than the lea
carried since the starting or Ihe pau
With the supply of water reduced ia
below the average it has taken but
; week to materially reduce the storag
supply. 1t is hoped that the hgh
load of tomorrow and Sunday will pei
NIT the storage supply to replems
itself sufficiently to pull the plan
through next week without resortln
to the auxiliary steam plant at FltcE
burg. Mass. If rain does not come 500
it will be necessary to use the stear
plant as the additional two UNITS re
Gently installed impose much heavle
demand upon the plant than hereto
fore.
-Myron Ward, II, of Brattlebor
died at the home of his sister, Mrs. I
b. Robertson in Bellows Falls Monda,
afternoon of neuralgia of the heart
He went there two weeks ago for
visit. He had been in his usual healt
prior to leaving Brattleboro and wa
daily about the streets here. He, wa
horn in Andover. Aug. 8. 1889, and wa
the son, of Richard and Mary Ward
He was brother of Mark Ward TO
MANY years town clerk of Putney
| Much of his life had been spent abroad
"a portion of it in Algeria. He followe'
~ fnr q nnnnh her of years and had