The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


court will be held tomorrow before
Judge A. y. sehwenk.
Roger Bracket caught a handsome
four and one'haif pound bass while
trolling In West river Sunday after
neon.
The principal Offering at tho audi.
tofium during the summer season will
be The Girl from Rectors. Wednesday,
Aug. ~.
Mr.. Atwood class In the Method
ist Sunday school weat this week 10
East Dover where II will camp until
Aug. !.
Rev. y. q. \. ossood delivered the
address al ih. oprn,aiT meeting on the
common SUNDAY afternoon, Rev, y, A.
Wells assisted Mr.. ossood Ia conduct
ing the meeting. The unlyersaiist
church furnished music.
"A baseball game between two
teams of striking railroad men was
played on the island Tuesday. Engineer
Edward llnrd was captain Of one
team aud Fireman Michael Clarity the
other. oarriiy's team was the winner.
The slight shower which gave tenn
porary relief from the heat Of Monday
afternoon was accompanied by IN nn,
usually heavy wind which uprooicd
numerous trees along the banks OF the
Connecticut river aud lifted the roof
from Charles Oakes's ice-cTeam stand
ON the island.
Deputy sheriff II. =. Willis OF
Jamaica came 90 Brattleboro Monday
and officially destroyed 10 kegs and
several eases Of beer seized NJ the
Italian quarters at Elm corners severa,
weeks ago, The beer had been stored
In the vault In the municipal court
room since Il was seized.
The First Regiment band gave a
concert on DIR. j. l.. Rathbone's lawn
on Central street Tuesday. evening,
The women Of the Baptist church sold
cake and iee-cream during tue con'
cert. The lawn was strung with Jap
anese lanterns and there was large
number of people in attendance.
A fire discovered early Sunday
morning in the Moolson block IN
Springfield. VT. did considerable dam
aye 20 the stock in the clothing store
of Miller Brothers on account oil smoke
The firm of Miller Brothers is COM
posed of J. Warren and Avery Miller,
formerly of this town.
"A clambake prepared by II. i;
Willis was served TO large party OF
invited guests Sunday afternoon near
II. II. Winchester farm on Maple
street. The menu included al oil the
good things and trimmings tnat 20 10
make bake and Mr.. wins Is 10,
eeivinr so many compliments that nc
has decided TO arrange another sun
day afternoon, Aug. 2.
While thermometers have reg,
istered high points for the past ~
days the figures of Sunday were recotu
brea kers. The highest in the snaae
record reported was 30. THERMOMETERS
in the sun ran well aDoIe tho ~
mark. At noon Sunday "a degrees Mns
registered in several parts OF the VA,
49, The trolley ears were crowded
from early in the forenoon until iate
in the evening.
The cannon on the common is sadiy
in need of attention. One corner OF tho
oun carriage is off the ground anu ~
nearapces indicate that someone ,r mis
been PLAYING with the cannon palls. ne
cannon has stood IN the same posi., ,,,
for s;y months. Visitors on the com
mon ask who has charge of the gronnas
and sucpest that the appearance OF thc
cannon would be enchanced II lne
eonnon was Strengthened into position
Tho funeral services of Mrs. Electa
Stevens Morse were held az tne nouot
nm Canal street Sunday AFTERNOON al
. clock. Rev. ID. p. trout , 9iii'i am.
and burial was in Prospect Ilili az; ~ n
atarv where the Rebekah eommittai
sary;ca was conducted by a large del'
onation from Dennis Rebekah loage'
The bearers were n detail from
Wantastiouet lodge of odd Fellows "A
,,rofus;on of flowers testlfed 10 'ne
manv friends that Mrs. Morse hau.
The Vernon street sewer matter :, ~
by no means a closed nciuen.... =. dur.
have been temporarily 1orgo'.ent vol
~ George Pearson has been aef
nnt;nn his attention to the sewer OIL
tbn White River Chair company aui
;ng the week. The check valves wnic ca
III he nsed in the scheme to De trleu
WI INC u south Main and Vernon street
On or haye arrived. The hydrauiiSS
s;nbnn nIan will be tried, as expiainieu
recent issue of the Reformer, pe
ere the check valves are cut lnto wv
sewer mains.
Mrs Eleanor H. Shepherd, VINO S.t was
shoe anu rn;nn at her home in Spring
ga, Mass nv George G. Greeley, tne
n ina father Of her husband 8 hr sf
ln1sno ia well known to NUMBER ~
WWr rdt; people. She formerly m Gnn
D as;nd;cal visits to this town ana c ~
9 9u, sales of embroidery ate, 'n nf
prooks House. She was tne mm
William II. Shepherd, district p aa;iroad.
AGENT of the Boston, q Maine han Gre,
and was writing at her ue f,sar from his
Low drew 32-calibre re voltteIi at at his
pocket t am bullet entering, the led d
victim, ~ AZ embedding itself in the mead
william White Of sprWlntgneh, he.
Moss on his way to Dover vo ~,
oaroe q victim Of the, Centlal He
ra; ; strike Monday e even If LIQUID
;ndulged in several appllcao,?; nn9ofield for
courage before leaving snnpa 90 he. North
vernon vernon be thought he had arr le. in; n,
am l3er After the train had m 1eao me he
Dover eii..oovered his mistake. Inen o NJ
ne 9aaSI in another all-over tIea Gnaon0
indulge1L " and connected with Gree n
or W4ishtt yyolIey. White was too o punt =
heid pf lie owes when he reached Diau
to snu. o.. at o. clock Monday , evening. nni
fienoro r J. Beden arrested Kliilt ln
U,n.Gl morning Justice IA costs
u uaeI imposed a hne anu Relden
n amnounting to s1os sn to o Sewfane
White was short OF !: Itln Stat;on tuesday
man awoke in the ponce s'n make himself
nfs t5 hs ' Ss Wa a'i1 IN
The signing Of partnership ,e IapV Of
Monday ay between nd Don Frank " w. st Pier Of
assures w in01 be ths manu-
"a, Of chairs. me me n old Williams