The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-26

nrai,issoso Man injursd IN haaasa,
Accident

nsAsilsbogo Man Injured w "11@-s
Accident
| q. n. Allsn and rlaFenre Reel ei
/ Il,sttiehoF0 mrl With an asciirnt inse
| daV nighi while riding from hnes,s
| siiis ~ Janalsa ia one of Nj, hani
| ,s.n, dTiVeh bv 4. Pierce % lsehdeh'
| I,,,y. ehiSh eame near being serious,
Mhsn thew arrived Al = place ahea'
three miles fran this village shrir .hr
Rad l. h@ihs sifaish,rhrd ami sians.'
| pIetAafaiafy 80 rApendins me I~t"a
| EsEi Faai money ihr hofsrs s'si,Ts '"
| tak. the old Travelled mad, which NAs
rr..okaI and narrow, but were dnNra
| straight ahead onto the new foadhrd'
shlch l. aiaai lso feet higher thsh
M. old Rad in that place, The frsnn
mas that one horse Nas travelling pn
the srN road aud one On the eld issu
AMI the wagon illie,l,. throwing Mi
Allen out. Mr.. Allen struck ah his
fr,i and Vas mol hurt. Nj, Pierce was
IN some way thrown over the dash ann
when BE- reached the ground Was ha,in
bruised, and upon examination ~ W
Thomas u WAS found that one fib mas
broken. Mr., Reed was last 70 iraN,
III. wagon, aud vas badly hfnisri ahn
sustained a cut Ia ID. hack ~ hts head.
mn. harses then ran with the wagon
for about half mile, WHEN ihrN
cleared themselves, leaving the wagon
somewhat damaged, against hr,'
Continuing their run they met u; ~
Parker aud On. ~ the HORSES ran ihi"
his wagon aud smashed u nn pfriiN
tharaurhly. When caught the horse
wer. Wet ffom their run aud one OF
them was found 10 have hole N iis
chest about four inches deep aud som.
scratches on it, forward less. h'lh
horses were somewhat siiiiened' SrN'
ernl stitches We're necessary 70 e'9s'
The wound IN Mr.. Reed : scalp. lie
went 10 nfaitlebofo "Wednesday ~ W"
automobile of g. Y, Crosby.
The schools in town open Monday
Aug. 20.
Miss Edith clark spent SUNDAY in
West Dummefsion,
Frank Eddy of Fitchburg spent sun
day with David Eddy.
George Ellis IL visiting his parents
Mr.. aud Mr.. I. l.. Ellis.
Mr. and Mr.. II. u. Cushman Of Ne"
York called in town Tuesday
Mrs. II. l.. Amsden and Mrs. IL. 7.
Willis are visiting IN Wardsboro.
Mr.. Frank Pomeroy Of Springfield
has been visiting nj \. W. butier =
Mrs. Albert Hooker and son OF
Brookheli are visiting at +. l.. Rms =
Mr.. and Mrs. Vail of Londonderry
spent SUNDAY with Mrs. Amanda Allen.
Mr.. and Mfs. Lester Higgins are
visiting his mother. Mrs. |. W. Higgins.
Mrs. NJ. :. Livermore and Mrs;
Pomerov visited in Bondville several
DAYS last week.
Dennie Leahy Of Braitleboro is visit
iug his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace sanders.
Mr.. aud Mrs +. l.. Ellis attended
the funeral of Mrs. George Fafnum AT
Wardsboro SUNDAY.
Miss Jennie Dav. who has been
spending the sumner with her sister
Mrs. lie Feyre, left Thursday.
Mrs. Olive Whittemore of Chieopee
Falls. Mass. came Monday night TO
visit her brother. John Muzzy.
;. T. r. Cheney went to Walpole
"Wednesday 10 spend the rest of the
week with his brother, William.
Mrs. Ellen sherwood of Spencer, \.
Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sherwood |
of Ithaca. ~ Y. spent Thursday at y.
". Butler 5.
Mrs. Albert Cheney and children re-
turned TO their home in New London
Tuesday. after two weeks spent at
Wales Cheney :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LeFevre left for
their new position in Tongal0o. Miss,
Thursday Their many friends here |
wish them success.
Jamaica and Townshend will cross
bats at .Jaamiea Saturday a good
game is expected as both teams have
been PLAYING good ball lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 4. johnson returned
from visit To their son, NJ. ii. John.
SON. Saturday. They also took in Old
Home week in Wilmington.
Mrs. George Ellis, who has been
visiting at =. l.. Ellis's, was called to
Wardsboro Friday by the sudden
death of her mother, Mrs. George Far
mum.
The regular meeting of the mission.
airy auxiliary of the Congregational
church was held on J. c. Robinson s
lawn Wednesday. Tea was served by
Mrs. j. A. Muzzy and Mrs. +. o. Al
len. There were ~ members present.
The following officers were chosen to
fill vacancies: President, Mrs. c. A.
Aiken; viee-president, Mrs. W. II.
Wellman; secretary, Mrs. A. v d. Pi-