The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12

Mru VI charge 81 FhtaNaAfNh N"'
ahani IOWA complain 81 the lhsH 81
lanterns that aEe pui eai al hlsht a.
l.fal@etiea from accidents.
DF. y. II. % Conner j. having ground
hTaken foT a concrete balldins adlolninE
his holne an North Main street, II Nhi
br Used foI an office and garage
The odd fslloss ~ BELOW FALLS
have Invited the ibid Fellows IL lifaiiles
saFu Ia iain them Ia : basket plrh.r 10
he held at RaIbeT's Park, Labor Day,
SEPT. >,
William II, IIoushton l. building u
new harm al his Ames Hill home, The
strurinFe will he modern affair and
will b- used principally ~ housing
herd Of Jerseys which Mt H"aFhioh
intends 10 establish,
Andrew noman was lined sln,sl iof
inloNleaiian bY Judge =, W, ulhs"n ~
municipal court Monday morning, ihirl
81 Police George Wilson acted a. 100
man y escort 10 Oh. court nom, In'H'
day Andrew Winter Mas presented 20
His Honor ~ a hay rum drunk. NC
furnished surety for the payment 81 TIE
regular assessment Of slo,si
The annual meeting and dinner "i
ihe Spaiiord Lake Fish and Game league
will be held az the sllvcrdale camp
Thursday, Aug, u, The annual mecilns
| for the transaction ~ business VIII - ="
place al ~ . clock aud dinner wili y"
served Ia the grove Nc ! q clock -
.Nn.efed that 4 number of distinguished
| speakers will be present, II. l.. Emerson
OF this town il member 81 the committee
Of arrangements.
AT the closing session Of the three
lavs annual convention OF w. ,Nol
/ - H. ma tsfff
/ lion of Labor IN Rutland Yesterday the
/ following officers were elected; Priest
dent, :. l.. iluffmite Of Ruiland' vice
nr.silents, George wilkins 81 Bufling-
| ,on. .Ioh Long of BrattlchOro, George l.,
! Pit,e.rnld ~ Bellows Falls. George
D.rorher Of -. Iohnsbury; recording
| secretary. Alexander lransidcs OF Barre
| seereiary.treasurcr Nelson \. MAJ
/ pfem of Rutland. The annual cohNcn'
| ton will be held at Bethel next year
-Paumets who dispose Of their dairy
nroducts in BFattlcboro announce mat
| Inc price Of butter Is bound 10 move ~
\ ward. This week several farmers WHO
/ have been receiving 10 ana Y 'ehis
"A pound announce that they VIII ask 90
cents next week and prophesy that 90
cent butter in BTattleboro II bound 70
come The extreme dry weather n
| given as the reason for the increase.
While the price of milk has not been
| raised il has been a problem with lhe
uilkmcn TO furnish their customers WIN
n sufficient amount.
-Gallapher. the well,known PAGER,
has been traded -hy V. NJ. Frost oi
Springfield Mass. to y. \. Adams ahd
T. %. Reav Of Boston who intend 10 use
the old grand circuit campaigner on tue
i speedway. Gallagher is well femem
bsred here through his victory m the
| Valley fair free.for.all last fall asa
| Wilkes. the horse that defeated Tar
lapher in the first heat Of this race, mas
been doing some good work on the grand
circuit under the guidance of Walter
i CAV ON saturday at Detroit be was
second in the 200 pace q in ~ the
time in each heat being 2.O5A.
The Girl From Rector comes. 10
the auditorium Wednesday evening
Paul NJ Potter adapted the much dls
cussed farce from the French. ana Va,
made the play over, IL is claimed in'o
an American Offering. The story az re
written by Potter tells of the wife OF
member of the American diplomatic
service She comes to Battle creek
} Mich. for vacation, and while ther,
makes mn her mind to 90 to New lorf
for n little excitement. The comphea
tious which arise out of her VISIT 10 ln'
! METROPOLIS and her presence ~ rector
, supply the plot Of the play with ginger
J and spice.
1t is expected at the town clerk
office that the blanks for hunters II
censes will be received within Il lev
days as they should date from sept.
Assistant Town Clerk c. ;. Hopkins an
! ticipates some changes IN the form an,
| IL. nf
; licenses. Last year he assessed numpe
Of hunters % cents additional as u re-
j for administering the oath required pN
tbe application Following instruction.
from the state fish and game commls
sioner he discontinued the fee but wa
not sure whether the commissioner WA
correct in making such an order; froh
: tbe new commissioner, j. &. llteomp
, Mr.. Hopkins looks for far less com
J plicated form of license win eofI ~
[ snondinp decrease in red tape as re
CARDS the application.
Fred II. Harris of this town w9i
:. notable tennis victory at CraWI II, l,
/, n. H., Saturday when he defeated W. =
: Crapin of Plainfeld, n. D., for the Whli'
. Mountain championship, the score u I
: tbe Anal match being 46, GA, so, 6,2
> Craoin won the title last year by de
: feating Irving C. Wright. Harris wen
: through to the semi-f finals by defeatin'
9 q 4 Pratt by default, W. p. Evarts an'
y 4 Henchcliffe. In the seml-finals n
= heat Fl. J. Kendall of Philadelphia WIN
: is rated as one of the first % players II
i The country and who recently defeate'
q Clothier. Harris won the tinal Ioun'
from w. A. Carl of Boston, VINO had Pre-
viously defeated Semp Russ OF gan nn
t tonic. Tex, former Vermont chalnpio
Y and n noted cup hunter. The mate
h between Harris and Cragin was watche
y by a large gallery and the PLAYING o
e tLe former was the most versatile n
t showed during the tournament III
! nlacinr and cross-court work beln
e particularly good.
:. Melvin Lawrence, charged with
;, f Davis formerly of Ashby, Mass, wa
Il hronoht to Brattleboro Tuesday, morI
q inc from Newfane jail where he wa
. committed several weeks ago aWaiIlin
. the fling of an information against M
Q by the states attorney. otatg "a
o torney Charles H. Williams OF Pe1lo Wv
n Falls filed an information against Law
- renee Tuesday and the respondent pleas
3 ed guilty. Judge E. W. Gibson OF tn
- mnnicipal court sentenced Lawrence !
= not less than Is nor more than IL month
: in the state prison at Windsor. W: !
q Daley appeared for Lawrence and to- o.
u the court that Mrs. Davis, had preya,ie
IS upon the respondent to elope with ne ne
N The respondents attorney salu M Me-
a there had been trouble between MI
- Davis and her husband which led tn
T. woman to do as she did. Mrs. Davl
:. died about two weeks ago: Lawrene
was taken to Windsor Tuesday b
Sheriff Thompson.
i Engineer George Pearson and v
y Pentiand, IT., who have been at .wor
- for two weeks on the hydraulic sipho