The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-24

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Capt. and Mfs. II. W. Brooks. q
Keene, y, H., will conduct the services
In the Salvation Army hall this eteh.
ing. There will De special music ahd
singing. MF.>and Mrs, !, u. Marshall
OF Charlcstown, y. H.. will be ~ charge
Of the services saturday night Aha
Sunday.
Daring the heated tern and I.s,
pceially during the vacation period
this summer the Lyric thratef VIII
open only VA Saturdays with two inli
performances ON that day, A system
81 ventilation will be Installed N
which electric fans will be used and
everything possible will be done 10
mako the house as cool Ne possible
Following Is the timetable Of the
West River branch of the Central Yer
mont railroad, Morning train from
south Londonderry arrives az bratile'
boro nj $50 q. m; mixed train from
south Londonderry, arrives IN Bratue'
horo al 3.55 y. m. the mixed train FOR
south Londonderry leaves at 1,i5 a.
m, and the evening passenger train Tor
all points ON the branch leaves al
clock.
Probably one Of the most ingen'
ious household devices that has been
invented IN many years Is the product
of the fertile brain Of a baltimore
man. !, Is designed 20 produce more
butter from a given amount OF cream
than the ordinary chnrn produces; IN
fact, the inventor claims that with nv
device he can convert q pound OF but
...glh into fNNa RnnuAs
Of butter. The time necessary 10 ae-
eemnlish this result il hut a few min
utes' G. w. Stewart viii represent the
inventor in this part Of the state and
will be ready within a few days 20
give a demonstration Of the possible
ties Of this household utility.
Miss Emma Maria Derose Of
Springfield. Mass, and stephen w.
Cushman Of Westfeld. Mass, were
married last week Thursday al the
home OF the bridegroom parents. .
Birge street The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. u. +. Trout, The
parlor was decorated with mountain
laurel, palms and roses. The brides
maids were Miss Tracy Cushman, 2 SIS,
ter Of the bridegroom. and Miss violet
Johnston. John Carhuf Of Westfield,
MASS. WIS b'Nl Nnahs Nv
occurred M Z clock and was attend.
al nv relatives from Westfeld and
Snringfeld. Mass. in addition 10 rela-
tives from Brattleboro. 4 buffet lunch
con was served. After a short honey,
moon spent in Brattleboro Mr.! and
Mrs. Cushman will live in Westfield.
MANY gifts were received.
At a meeting of school directors
Of the towns OF Brat,leboro, Vernon;
Dummerston and Putney in Festival
hall Friday afternoon new union was
formed. A. A. Dunklee Of vernon was
elected chairman and {. ;. Hopkins
of Brattleboro clerk. John ID. whittier
was elected supervisor for the coming
wear The old union was dissolved N
April at the time OF the resignation OF
r. NJ. Rice, supervisor. The towns OF
.Guilford and Halifax are not included
in the new union district. Putney be-
inp substituted. At the time of the
resignation of Mr.. Rich ii was an
nounced that Guilford did not care TO
continue the arrangement which bad
been in force a year and as Halifax
was so far removed from the rest OF
the towns in the districts II was not
deemed advisable to include II IN the
formation of new union.
-Georce A. Twitchell of IL South
Main street fell from a ladder yester-
day forenoon while painting on the
Westgate house AT | Walker place ana
received fractured skull, a broken
thigh and hemorrhage OF the brain
In addition to many minor injuries.
The accident occurred about $50
n clock as Mr.. Twitehell was climbing
n ladder which had evidently been set
in way that made il dangerous TO
attempt to mount it. He fell DIS
tance of about 30 feet, striking on the
lawn. The ambulance was summoned
and the man was taken to the Memo.
rial hospital. DR.. c. ). Pratt attended
him and found that he had evidently
been injured internally in addition TO
the injuries mentioned above. He has
n bad fracture of the skull near the
base of the brain and his left thigh is
broken about half way above the knee.
Several ribs were broken and he re-
eeived score of severe bruises. The
mans condition is critical. Mr..
Twitchell is married and is a member
of several fraternal organizations.
The summer train schedule went
into effect Monday. The northbound
trains leave Brattleboro as follows:
New York and White Mountain sleep
er. daily except Monday, leaving Brat
tleboro at 22S n. M; White River
Junction local, running daily. including
SUNDAYS. at $50 a. m: express Tor
northern points, daily except Sunday,
at ITO a. M; the first section of the
White Mountain train, composed OF
coaches. at 2.l7 p. m, all .vestibuled
Pullman parlor ear train. with dining
ear, at 2.32 for all points in the WhiTe
Mountains: local to White River June
ton. 5.53; night express for northern
points. 1925. South-bound trains viii
run on the following schedule: New
York sleeper, 2.25 a. m; Springfield ana
New York express, 5.2S; local to
Springfield. $50 a. m; local to New
London. 1875; New London train at
1918; parlor car section OF Mmte
Mountain New York express, l.ot p.
m. day coach section, l.55 p. M. me
time of the New London train is
changed from 4.05 p. m. to CLOG !.
The connection formerly made by TINS
train at South Vernon for heene, y.
H., is broken by the new schedule, nut
arrangements are under way TO nave
the Boston & Maine train wait at
South Vernon junction for the tram
from Brattleboro. The Springfield
train formerly leaving at 40 p. m.
leaves at 4.l3 under the new arrange
ment. A train for Springfield leaves at
S.34 D. m. daily except Sunday Inc
Sunday time is SIS. While the new
White Mountain trains went into com
mission Monday the summer travel mas
not been very heavy as yet.
Unless different arrangements are
made with regard to sending mml-
grants from Canadian points to New
York by way of Brattleboro and New
London on Sundays the Central Yer
mont railroad managers will doubtless
hear from the selectmen of Brattle-
boro. All immi grants having tickets
from Canadian points to New York by
way of New London are obliged to re-
main in Brattleboro all day Sunday as