The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08

sresaiienal church al wes, hTa,,ishefe'
Livery stables aud garages did q
rushing business Monday, Williams
vile hai IN old fashioned Fourth et
July celebration and drew many ffen
this place. The man Who made ~ his
mind Monday morning thai be eouid
liks 10 drive foand that be would he
obliged To wait until Tuesday, for "
MAS practically an impassibiiliy 70
secure q team al any Of The livery
stables unless the order had been beok
ell in advance. II was the same Win
tho garages,
"A team loaded with heavy iron pipe
belonging 10 the Braitlebore Water
Morris company failed 10 negotiate the
corner At Flat and Main streets Tues
,lay afternoon, and for tho third tim"
since III. NJ. Wood has been doing bust
meas On that corner his plate glass wiz
dow was wrecked. No damage was
Jene 10 the horse or driver with the
exception 81 slight cuts from living
glass. The horse narrowly escaped
driving one of the shafts into the other
large window.
The program for the regular meet
Ing of Protective grange "Wednesday
evening will be Ia charge of Carl ;.
Hopkins. The subject Of the meeting
will be An Evening With the Birds,
There will be several talks and = as
cussion. A general response VIII he
made 10 the question, Which L. Ny Ia
yorite Bird. aud Mhyf II. l., Piper
will speak upon the subject OF birds,
and IL IL expected that someone Ia an'
thority will speak upon the bird club
organization Of the state, The meeting
will be open 20 the public AFTER s'io
o'clock.
-Por a few minutes Wednesday eve
ming Chief OF Police George Wilson
had visions Of making a capture OF
houscbreaker ms, with his posse, ne sur
rounded the residence OF A. u. tlapp on
North Main street. IL was near w
o clock when two OF the servants NJ
the Clapp house located Chief Wilson
aud informed him that they believed
someone was secreied In the home OF
their employer. They explained that
they had seen a light appear and dis
appear after they had left the house
for "A few moments. An open door fnr.
Their sustained the maids belief that
someone was preparing TO decamp WIN
the plate. Chief Wilson summoned
posse and made n sortie. While tine
search was going on for the myster,
ions visitor Mr.. Clapp returned and
Joined in the hunt. The searchers de-
cided that the servants must have been
mistaken or that some member oil the
| family had remained in the house after
the servants left. Nothing was missed
from the house.
The warrant has been posted fof
the annual meeting Of the incorporated
school district which will be held at >
o clock Tuesday evening, july ~, IN
the high school room. The purposes OF
the meeting are to choose "a moderator =,
to listen to reports OF the treasurcu anu
prudential committee, TO elect All or
fcers 10 see il the district will con
Time 10 receive tuition scholars, 10 see
In the district will continue TO employ
n supervisor of the grades. and TO raise
all money necessary TO defray tine eA'
penses of the district for the coming
year. Two members of the prudential
committee will have to be chosen TINS
YEAR. A rumor has been afloat for
several DAVIS that Mrs. Clarke Z. Fitts
would be n candidate for the vacancy
caused by the death of Leroy +. Adams
Mrs. Fits said Wednesday that there
was absolutely no foundation for suen
a rumor and that she was not candl'
date. 1t has been understood LOT sew,
eral weeks that Judge Il. w. Gibson
would be n candidate for the vacancy
but Yesterday he would not eorroboratt,s
the rumor. Rev. +. @. s. Osgood VII
undoubtedly receive election for an
Robert b. Mcdonald. 81, died Mon
day evening ut the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mcdonald. in For
estdale in the town of Salisbury, aite'
AN illness of about one year with tuber
culosis. He went from his home mere
to Forestdale last spring, but TIM
change resulted in only temporary
oain. He was born in Forestdale ant
lived there until a young man whei
he went to Hinsdale where he was EN-
ployed for several years. Later NJ
came to Brattleboro and began work To- %
III. b. Allen and afterwards for w; n
st. Germaine. He married Ina M; hic'
of this place June IL, l9oo, ana wv,
children were born to them, Nelson. II
and Ernest A. Mcdonald. At the tint
he was taken i'll he was employed IN th'
laundry of Sparks Brothers. Beside
his wife and parents he is survived b,
four brothers-Clarenc of Lynn, Mass
Bert of North Hinsdale, and Stephei
and Carroll of Hinsdale, and two SIS
, ters. Mrs. John Scanlon and'Mrs. Fran
Mcdonald of Forestdale. He was
member of Wantastiquet lodge, l.. u. y
n. and had many close friends IN TN
order as well as outside. Funeral ser
vices were held in Forestdale Wedhes
dav afternoon and at his home here yer
terday afternoon, Rev. John X. uo'
cemetery, the Odd Fellow committa
service being used at the grave. IN
hearers were Albert Thomas, George +
Reed. George II. Wilder and William II
Sparks.
, -Snortsmen interested in improving
the fishing hereabouts will be pleased 7
: know THAT the land-locked salmon mn
/ gerlings which were placed In Maripor
, sonth pond about year ago have pee
Uheard FROM Yesterday local al
uler took from the pond two salmo
, That measured nearly 10 inches eaci
| He did not know what variety OF ms rs
thew were, nor was he aware that IN
law prohibits the taking of salmon les
; than ~ inches in length. HIS unlh'el
tional violation. however, VIII 20 ~
noticed. The taking OF these Hsh sa.,s
fies the persons instrumental IN 1a. or
ducinp them to the waters OF Mar
+ boro bond that they will thrive ther,
The fact that they grew from two
, ten inches in length in a year. IS icy, ev;
! dence of this fact, and there is llttl
!, donht that by next season salmo
I Weighing considerably more than
: Mound will be caught. Promise OF al
e other consignment Of salmon lingering
! for the pond has already been sec secure
e and the fish will probably be, shippe
!; will few weeks. Trout and saline ,9
I fishing in this county closes f Or, tn
season next Friday, July 10: Sectlon
q of act No. 143 Of the session laws 9
1908. which sets the closed season Irol
!, July Is to April Is, says: e.t IA per 80
who fishes or attempts TO ns snun m az !,
o Hab;ted by said fish during such close
season shall be fined $40 for each O
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