The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-05

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Charles Wood Mas lned sl0.si be-,
fore Judge T.. ". 6ibson IN municipal
court this morning for indnlsine ~ Ia
ioAicatlun last evening. thief OF To-
lice George Wilson arrested Wood
"A consignment IL l.s00 land,leo krsl
salmon nnserlines aud 1000 brook trout
/ nnerflines was received "Wednesday
from the government hatchery al l'iiis
ford by local sportsman, Tho salmon
woru planted la Marlboro South pond
aud the trout distributed IN various
streams hcTeabouis,
Rev, II, u, llolion 81 Kansas CITY,
I,Mo,, will preach Ia the Jeairc Ionefc'
eational church Sunday morning ", T.
Jordan will lead the mid'weok deNu'
lional service In the chapel tonight. 4
brief report OF the general conference
Of the Young People Missionary Move
meni held NJ Silver hay, \, T., viii be
given.
The asth annual meeting Of the
survivors Of the Isl regiment; Vermont
cavalry will Doe held nj MiddlehniY
Aug. %. Headquarters will be osiah
| lished ai the Addison house. The bust
ness messing will be held IN the opera
house nj $50 clock y. ma, The ban
anei will be- served IN q. \. H. hall az
q O clock in the evening. All members
81 the regiments. whether members Of
the society or not. are invited 10 attend.
Miss Chism ~ the Dcaconcss Home
ia Boston spoke AT the morning service
In the Methodist church SUNDAY. The
regular sermon by the pastor was omit
ted. Miss Chism told ~ the Deaconcss
work Ia Boston and brought q message
from the workers IN that city 10 the
members Of the Methodist church Ia
Braillcboro. She came 70 Braitiebof9
in place Of Miss Josephine Fiske OF
Boston as the latter was detained by
Illness.
The third bicycle 10 be stolen with
in a month disappeared Friday evening,
While John Lee was in the Office OF
DIR. +. r. Lynch Friday evening. some
one stole lis wheel which he ley out
side Mt the curb. Mr.. Lee left the
wheel hut n few minutes. The front
wheel was painted light brown and
the chain had been repaired with n
nail. The left handle.bar grip was
missing. Chief Of Police George Wilson
would be glad 10 get trace OF the
wheel.
Mrs. Bessie T.. Willor, who narrow
Nv escaped drowning at the time Will
ard Sargent lost his life early IN the
summer, is seeking divorce from
Charles y. Willor of Montague, Mass.
They were married April II, 1900. when
She was only l3 years old and he was
40 wears of age. She charged Willor
with assault in 1907 and they separated
nj that time. In the divorce pro
ceedings which were heard by Justice
Crosby in Greenfield. Mass, Monday,
Mrs. Willor charged her husband win
enel and abusive treatment ana
statutory offence and he brings cross
bill charging her with desertion; me
nudge reserved decision. The .Wlllors
have four children. One is with the
mother and the others with Their father
Chief of Police George Wilson has
heen asked TO look out for = horse
missing from Winchendon, Mass. Inc
animal is described as black, luoo
rounds. Corning top buggy. nlckle:
plated harness, whip bearing name OF
Towne & McNally, Winchendon:, Mass
The man with the team is described as
81 or % wears of age, smooth race
light complexion, feet, or inches;
The man borrowed light colored
raincoat from the men in the stable
when he hired the rig yesterday after
noon. The man and outht haa pggn
last night. Stable keepers and an
persons should keep on the lookout for
the man and team. The man is traNel'
inu under the guise of n Massachusetts
milk inspector and is very piauslpie
individual.
There is every reason to believe
that Resteli, the Quincy, Mass, muir
derer passed through Brattl eboro sat
nrday morning on the train leaving
Brattleboro at 2.2s clock. whether
the man went north over the Rutland
railroad from Bellows Falls or to Mhltee
River Junction is puzzling the railroad
men who remember the man; Conuuc'
TOR James Griffin in charge of the tTaiI
informed Chief of Police George lison
Sunday morning that he was certain
Resteli came north from Not y l',,iI, p."H
Saturday morning. When Conducloi
Grimm was shown a picture of the muir,
derpr Mt Bellows Falls Sunday, he. sald
il was a good likeness of foreigner
tbat rode on his train Saturday morn
mo The man left the train at Bellows
Fails and Conductor Griffin did not see
him after reaching that station. MOB
day morning Boston newspaper lliaii |
followed a clue to Chester but 1t proved
fruitless.
of the 1863 national banks IN thus
country that get a place on the ron u
honor the Vermont National OF 6raI
tleboro stands number So on the llst'
The Peoples National of Brattieborqf
holds the 166th place in the llst o.
honor banks. To secure q p ace on the
roll of honor, bank must show, a sur.
plus and undivided profits sf eaniai V This
i held to be a severe, but not an IN
Fair E r' test. In view of the fact that
oniv 1853 out of 6977 national banks III
MS country get on the roll of honor
Brattleboro has reason to point with la
Considerable &c, pride to both Of her =, ma
t;nnai hanbing institutions. The Yer
mont mont National is the first in the state
and the Peoples holds the second pace pace
in Vermont. There are only ehIee
other banks in Vermont OUTSIDE ahat cot oa VI" q
Brattleboro institutions tna5 ~ of
tbese come anywhere near the head OF
liese .uIn. L. dc two Brattleboro