The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

A. II. Harvey's ginseng garden
which was started three years ago, ma
now 10000 plants. See ad on page
Miss Jennie Bushee took posses
sion of the Brattleboro house Sunday
During the week an inventory was
taken of the furnishings which were
owned by Cecil G. Turner, who has
managed the house for a year and
half. The owners of the house, Inc
Springfield Breweries Co., bought the
furnishings of Mr.. Turner, who vii
leave town next week to examine sew
eral hotel propositions offered HIM.
Schools will open Tuesday, Sept. o
Miss FloreRce NJ Wellman, supervisor
high school building Saturday, Sept. B.
from a. m. to 5 p. m, and Monday
| from $50 to 1870 a. Iu- Parents who
are busy through the day may consult
with her Saturday and Monday even
ings at 20 Western avenue. All pupils
who have been tutored to- work on
conditions must come to the office Sat
urday to take examinations. All new
pupils should be registered either Sat
urday or Monday
Mrs. Elnora LGngueia, employed at
the Hooker, CorseK Mitchell factory,
resolved several cuts abont the head
and upon one knse Tuesday evening
by being thrown from her carriage on
Elru street. She was taken to the
Memorial hospital in DR.. F. H. O'Con-
nor 5 automobile. Mrs. longuel, who
drives from her home ON the Dunn
merston road to her work, was coming
down E,Im street TO Flat street. when
a sbaft broke. The horse became I'M
manageable and she lost control OF the
animal The wagon was badly dam
aged when the horse threw himself
after running short distance.
-ghe premium list of the 18th an
nual fair of the Valley Fair associar
ton has been issued this week and the
offerings in premiums indicate'that the
manaeement intends to- malnsain the
standard of excellence which it long
ago raised in the exhibits Of 1--we
stock and agricultural products. The
premium Fist, as, usual, contains all the
information that a prospective exhibi'
tor would naturally seek. The book
will be mailed to anyone addressing
the secretary, D. F. Benson, Braktle.
boro. While Valley Fair patrons will
regret that A.. W. Roel,. the -'big
pumpkin man." has resigned as SUI
per1ntendent of the agricultural de-
display Of vegetables up to usual
standard as the fair managers have
selected Dana H. Stafford to succeed
Mr. Roel.
The town clerks office has receive
ed a supply of 500 resident hunters
license blanks. County Game Warden
Roswell l.. Frost received the first
license to be issued on the new blanks
in Brattleboro, No. $500. The fee re-
mains the same as last year, so cents,
and there is no additional fee. for
making oath to the application for a
license as the new fish and game com
missioner, J. G.. Titcomb, has done
away with the need of such an affida-
Wit. The blank is extremely simple.
The license is the same as last year
but the application blank, which con-
tains only a few questions, is made. a
part of the license until detached by
the town clerk and sent to the state
fish and game commissioner. Last
year the license was on a blank which
had to be divided into three sections
and distributed between the town
clerk, applicant and state fish and
game commissioner. The town clerk
has not yet received supply of non.
resident licenses.