The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-13
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

high school Sunday evening. June 10.
Among the men mentioned for the
republican candidate for mayor OF
| Springfield, Mass. next fall y Charlie.
T. Chase, president Of the Springfield
board Of trade and a former resident
Of this town.
garage OF Manlcy Brothers. iogethei
| lishment, occupied a nlaee ON the hrsi
page of last weeks issue Of the Bur
lingion Clipper.
The ease Of Frank q. Carpenter
against the town Of Brntlleboro has
again been continued 20 Tuesday at IL
o clock when il will be brought up IN
| the municipal court room before Jus
iice l.. II. Lynde Of Dummerston.
The records in the town clerk :
Office show that the dog population Is
slowly increasing in Bmttleboro. W
10 Yesterday morning the increase Over
| the figures of last year was three. The
time limit for registering dogs expires
| NAV Is. Dog killers will he ready fol
duty Monday morning.
The condition Of William Fish
six.year.old sou of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
| liam Fish, who had one of his legs
| crushed by falling beneath team be
longing Ia the Brattleboro Wood com
panv recently, is improved. II was
| thought nj the time of the accident
| ihat amputation would be necessary
but il is now believed that the injured
leg can be saved.
| RAYMOND Adams, son Of l.: W
Adams, is withou, doubt the first Brat
| tlcboro boy 10 build wireless teie
graph apparatus and put Il in operation
a. the farm of his father on the lower
| West river road he has established .
station and is frequently able TO pieR
mn snatches of messages. All OF IN,
instruments were built by the young
man himself.
-Arbor day was observed IN Inc
| schools of the Incorporated school ans
| trict Friday afternoon. In the pr
mary schools the teachers read 10 IN,
pnpils about the rudiments of praetica
| forestry and explained how the emu
drep should learn to care Tor trees
shrubs and flowers. Trees and shruos
were planted about the grounds oi
many of the schoolhonses.
According to the Army and Navy
lJournal the First regiment, vermont
| National Guard, will attend the ma
tional manoeuvres at Pine Plains, y
| Y the latter part of August, leaving
| this state the 2lst and remaining u
eamp until the 3lst. 1t is feared tha'
this will bar the regiment from sehd
| inc n rifle team TO Camp Perry, w ~
tbe national competition there IS sched
uled for the same time.
The Boston & Maine IS summer pas
senoer schedule will 90 into efec;,
lime 90. The Central Vermont WI
nrobably put its summer time table int'
effect nj the same time. The coming
summer in addition to the usua
through White Mountain train eacl
way. there will be through parlor ca'
service from New York to Lake Suna
nee via Brattleboro. This arrangement
viii he appreciated by Brattleboro peo
nile as il makes an easy journey IRON
| Rrattleboro to the lake without I'M
nsnal change and wait at Claremoh'
Junction, n. IL.
Traffic between East Dummerstoi
and West Chesterfield, y. H., VIII "
at somewhat of a standstlli TINS sun
mer owing to the fact that warren "a
len has sold his ferry.boat to tne seie';
men of Walpole, n. H., VINO VIII use &C.,
at that point until new brinee tiom
Walpole to Westminster is bnilt. naye'
Bigelow towed the ferry-poat lI nn,
| West Chesterfield to Walpoie ounua.
afternoon with one OF his motor poa.s
Mr.. Allen will continue TO trah n
the mail to and from the Eas' o" or
merston station, but mas nlaue LAIN 40
rangements yet lor
passengers or vehicles.
Health Officer Henry Tucker ma
oolIed the attention of the boaru .
hail;ffs TO the need of sewer on 'ei
non street to care for the sewage, .
tbe houses from the top OF the mn !.
noint opposite the Central vernon
fraioht station. At present there Is H.
sewer and the sewage from the slnh
IN ali of these houses empties lnto
shallow ditch beside the street anu ~
carried down the hill and through; an
railroad yard to the Connectlcut. loo
II will probably require ANU. Who tho
feet of sewer. 1t is llkeiy Una. w"o .
sewer is laid through Inns pai 90 n a
Vernon street the old-fashi1neu os san ~
tary arrangements IN the ~ aDu nsoaer
ferred to will be replaced WIN naoo odn
plumbing. In warm weather a si tb
arising from UHe oPSh
road is obnoxious. :,
The new plan of having the pup ~
g .ha Kindergarten and primary Ut
20 of the Centre Sunday se ea
pp+tend the church services at lo'ov
d, and remain until after the en-
drens story, about IL o'clocR' a peio,
Going into the Sunday schoe o. ses En-,
was tried Sunday for the . hast attend
The plan worked well, ana 1ne o at,o an
ance in the kindergarten GePa,e;
was almost double that or Pie prev a,
SUNDAYS. The object OF .ne nv ~ q,
arrangement is to enable pafe .aEo The The
tend church services, ana 'a M clos
children home with them al NE onI
Of the Sunday school service, Nth tn
objection that can be iouau +be teacl
new plan is the inabllity u tho on nornin
efs ~ in the church, as they d
s ssiH,ed 70 take up their school WORK Tx,
G 1p s;eloek This will probably De owe
.. IL ms in some way, although 1t is ~ II.
nIanned to change teachers every j., o ~
P9nu as such an arrangement wouiu ~ n =
day, az su1n ,orL to the best advantae
for the pupils.
The chances of fve,corneeI en-;
school track meet on the N wanes % AT
Grounds the afternoon Oh po May FaI
GOOD. Greenfield and be! 1Sir inter
Rich high schools have sgnifed tnel ne inai
lions tion are in progress with ahoo, Ve Prize
academy and Keepe high highs sc fSe winnel
h IN each Of the y events S.o,+e Dq has bee
putting his squad through oue1v e member 9
Int the coming week every omnn oi
the team will be given an the ops? is pIent
let s, 3St sink Mai;s the Sey
need to get into the sp arsts nossibl