The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25

apon April 4.
! The regular mahihly session Of IN
J probate court will be held iomerte,
morning before Judge A, y. schwrnk.
. a party Of Is young women. viii
Miss Nina Day a. chapeIon, came NJ
from NoTihhcld, Mass, Monday even
lng 10 attend the competitive drill riyel
"a Festival hall by the boys' brigade oi
that place,
L. W, Smith appeared in municipal
court Saturday morning charged with
iniasiraiion. He pleaded guilty ans
Judge T., ", Gibson lmpased Inc usuaI
ine Of - and costs Of s5.2i which Mr.
Smith paid with check.
The Boston Globe of Saturday con,
tanned picture ~ the Bellows Falls
BASKETBALL team Of which Ralph oakes
oi this town IL member, The team
has played ~ games aud won eight,
And challenges any team la Vermont 10
a series of games for the championship
of the state.
"A Dummefston man who has kept a
careful record Of sugar seasons for the
| past 80 wears saws that never before
within his remembrance has sap flowed
81 continuously as this year, Thus far
this month sap has flowed every day,
although many sugar makers did not
tap until the second week. The prod,
mel Is OF unusually good quality,
Lady Isle. winner Of the Ella stake
pace az the Valley fair last fall, has
been sold by DIR. j. Il. Gaines OF the
Newport Stock farm 10 Walter Cox of
Manchester. \. H.. who plans 10 cam.
paign the mare On the grand circuit the
coming season. Lady Isle won her
stake NJ all but one of the meetings Of
the International Circuit Of Vermont
and Eastern Canada last fall, her sole /
defeat being due 90 an accident 10 her /
sulky. Her best mile In Brattlehoro /
last fall was s.l2i.
Judge T.. ". Gibson made trip 20 4
Ncwfanc Wednesday aud held a session /
Of municipal court Ia sugar of the ease
Of "Doc Martin Of that place who was
charged with an oifense against the
peace and dignity Of the sovereign state
nj Vermont by getting drunk some
months ago. Constable Luke Morse has
been looking for Doe for several
weeks and captured him Wednesday.
Martin answered guilty and was as
,essed fine of - and costs amounting
10 slTl0 with an alternative OF ID
lays in Jail
--Brattleboro lodge, \. +. 0. T., will
lold district meeting next "Wednesday
,yening in Rcd Men hall nj I p. m,
when the degree team under the direc,
ion of Degree Master Harry Sweetland ,
yill confer the degree ON a large class
# candidates. Representatives from ,
he supreme and grand lodges will be !
resent. also large delegation from !
fellows Falls and Springfield lodges
nth candidates to be initiated at the
,eeting. 4 chicken.pie supper Will be
prved in the banquet hall Mt @ p. m,
nder the direction of the supper com :,
littee, 10 the members and candidates. :
With the going out of the ice in the
onneeticut river activity has begun b
mong local motor-boat owners and pro- I,
,ectiye devotees of this fascinating n
,ort Nearly every man who owns a Il
Dat is having his craft oyerhauled, ii
lille many are making improvements. /:
c. Bacon and II. +. Whitney, whose Il
iced boat was the fastest thing on the al
yer last summer. intend to equip II q
it'll a still larger engine, and the work nj
installation is already under way. ii
ifton Fox has substituted II horse fC
,wer GRAY motor for the six horse. in
wer motor with which his speed boat q
rs equipped last year and expects TO Ii
able to show his wake to every craft X
cept that owned by Bacon & Whitney. so
:. F. r. Newell has bought six horse
wer Gray for his Detroit boat. a. l.. n,
llings is building dory in which he ia
II install a Gray motor also. Charles nj
Spencer will take TO the river this el
lson in 20-foot Imperial, having az
ken the agency for this make, and W. +,
Ill ,1sn,, 4. l..n f.r hn
liner boat and will have one on the ~
'er. -. - r. In
The committee appointed to ar. ma
nge for the 10th anniversary of the IN
ptist church announce that their RI
ms include sermon Sunday morning, TO-
,ril 3, by one of the professors of az
, Newton Theological seminary. An W
dress will be given that evening by IN
V, George B. Lawson, principal of M
rmont academy at Saxtons River.
$ subject will be The Church and wi
,dern Education. Monday evening cir
Il be devoted to "reminiscences, and hi
church history, prepared by VIII b. ca
18th, will be read followed by greet KIN
rs from former pastors of the church, no
ere will be talks by members of the fel
lgregation. On Tuesday evening sht
re will be an address by Rev. Fred ah
Marble of Cambridge, Mass, on Men the
the Church. A reception will be ten for
ed the older members of the church lief
,dnesday afternoon followed by hin
,per at $50 clock. The annual emf
,iness meeting will be held Wednes' acc
evening. The committee in charge Ne
the arrangements consists of Rev. hat
IN R. Cow chairman, DR.. II. d. Hol- boz
L. W. Hawley, E. V. Morse, Mrs: TOW
~ A
ius j. Estey. Mrs. Lucy a. COX ana wo
). Mary E. Horton.
Mrs. Harriet B. Howard, the Main ant
,et dressmaker, who expects to re- Ho
ye a legacy from the estate of her Fra
Margaret Savage of Dub Lal
Ireland, as told in last week IS Re- few
ner, received letter Tuesday night Ma
n cousin confirming her belief that ing
advices she has received from Dub the
are correct. The letter came from siti
It Savage, editor of Public Spirit of brio
,rfield, Pa, and informed Mrs. How pro-
that his grandfather was brother wei
Margaret Savage and that it was well he
wn that the latter died possessed of mur
It wealth. Since the publication of and
fact that Mrs. Howard expects to hote
i've fortune in August she has re- had
ed many letters asking her to invest wor
Ill sorts of schemes and she is in that
ed to believe that if she should fol an
the advice of her correspondents pref
would build up a fortune that would age1
i even that of Rockefeller. She pror
been approached by person inter, TOOK
1 in local charity work and asked han,
she intended to do in THAT line ana ploy
the person that when she receives had
legacy she intends to contribute to
ity but will do so in individual
) rather than through institutions or day
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