The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

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fis.ia s-sH'siiH.s Hssi JssasFy,
- -llont miss sewing iks ninaet
batsh dance and hirhland alag al ID,
childF.n's fair 10 fssiiVal hail toner
E"e afiefneon.-sdN.
y -,hafles William Haa Alas af IRA,
ilstsaFa aud Mas Ada Hall iialland a,
'.lenc@sirT. Mass, wsT- united in mar
\ iiaet, Feb, 81, ~ Rev, asoTe. ". Kinr
~ the Feeble temple on COLUMBIA.
ANsan' Boston, The bridegroom l. az
. rnirlo,s - III. hunham Brothers CON
u sans,
The nrN meeting IL the Rraltls
! h"fa Woman = slnh will take place In
: The tniVsfsalisi church "Wednesday eve,
mig ~ o'rlock when Austin Foster
Have, state forester. will speak on
, Forestry In Vermont, illustrating his
talk With sisfsop'iron Views. II. usual
, guest Zee will he charged,
al siseiAl meeting ~ the Rrai,
l"hero boat club held IN the American
building "Wednesday evening Ia discuss
ilaHs fer the coming season the fol
iDning committee va, elected "a make
arrangements for securing boat house,
" Durham, Z 4 Harris. l.. Cav
1HskrT and james y Allen,
William 4. Brady and .ia,. n Gri.
nrf I. great plHv The Man ~ the Hour.
viii h' sftn ~ the auditorium March ls
Senator l.afollrtft 81 Wisconsin sAVs.
+" \ PLAY that should be seen hy every
man whe . good citizen and hv every
woman who feel. pride 10 having her
husband, brother 90 >wc.iheari DO his
duty.
Justice =, u. T.. stowe rendered a
/ Judgment Wednesday for \. ~ Ryder
~ Marlboro io leco,rr $3.50 from II.
| " Brown ~ RfaiilchoFo ~ the balance
~ The amount due ou disputed ne
count Ryder was emploVcd IN Halifax
"u q wood ehopping JOB Tor Mr. Bel
lrN"au who took the contract from Mr.. |
I Brown during the winter ~ lg0s.a and |
Mr.. Brown had paid q portion Of the |
amount due when a Dispute arose.
Two Youngsters u Es,cyNille were
given q lecture an snowhalling bv |
Judge T. W. Gibson In the municipal |
court room SATURDAY. afternoon. Man. |
agcr =. VI. Adds If the Twin State
Gas Electric company notified T. ].
Waterman. chairman 1T The board of |
hailiifs. that ibe company had had
lamps broken on different occasions
were not arrested ~ their parents ar
ranged 20 make good the damage
Fred II. Harris of this town was one
OF the competitors IN the first annual
field dav Of the Dartmouth Outing club
which took place In Hanover. y H..
saturday Harris won second in the
ln0.yards dash on skee. and second in
the skce.iumr. his total distance in the
latter event being 1917 feet. \. T.
Cobb. a sophomore. won both events IN ,
which Harris was second. making the ,
hundred wards in - lj seconds and
getting q total distancr IN his jumps Of
2li.l feet.
The newly elected road commits. /,
sioncr. David r. Perry. made biz first !
official move in the village Wednesday !
afternoon bv flushing Main street and +
washing away the debris of winter. \ n
lose was attached to the hydrant nj the
corner of Main and High streets and 4
half an hour : work changed the APP q
iearance of the main ihoroughfare IL
Vas suggested by several persons who
watched the operation that such flush b
ne of the streets might Toe made 10 ad ~
'autage once or twice each week dur y
NJ the summer. y
Capt. Wellman : team in the Yer. !;
mont Wheel club tournament is now Z,
% points 70 the bad. The scores dur y
nc the week are as follows: Pool 1
l. NJ. Wood. 40. A. r. s;imonds. 80: c. T,
Y. Cleaveland. 80. NJ c. Houghton. so: n,
!. L. Greene. 30. o. F, Benson. As; J. X.
lyder. 80. A. D. Wyatt. IS; NJ. J. Moran.
0. +. W. Reed, Al; l.. l.. Durham, 40, al
!. G. Allen. 80; j. H. Evans, so, \. A. 81
Dugan.. 80, {. X. Al, n
rich. 33; J. T. Moynihan. ~. W A. ut
Runway. 50: G. X. Frink, %. G. f. IN
rattan. 50. The first contestant in en-
lch pair is Wellman representative. TO
II games in this tournament must be lir
layed on or before March Is. 60
The fair of the nations, which will b,
g given by the children of the Centre
Sunday school tomor a.
Nv afternoon in Festival hall, is de. c oh
doping each day. II is held in aid of ~,
e home and foreign mission societies nv nv
the state. About 100 children will II,
Ike part. all dressed in costumes TO ~, ~,
present the countries of the world. f,a
he different booths will be in charge 60,
groups from the different nations, Ia,
I'd national flags will be used extern a an,
vely in the decorations. The enter th h
inment will include some folk dances WI
foreign lands. while the features will ~
Reuben and Rachel. by two little p b
takers. Highland fling by group of Eli
tie Scottish people, and an attractive
itch dance A warlike tribe of In
ans and group of japanese folk will ope
present Lady Baltimore cake and yes
her delicacies will be on sale in an we
tractive tea room. The dances have wo
en- prepared under the direction of unit
Wales. and Wales orchestra will as
rnish music. Grabs will be offered in for
; form of Chinese laundry raj.
Local railroad men. claiming to b hru
We enjoyed varied experiences with no,
d weather, are wondering Just what r "oi
t of malady the writer of the fol he 40"
wing was suffering with This item 70
oeared in Boston papers this week: NJ
i Boston & Maine locomotive was an
zen so solidlv to the rails just south oA
Brattleboro Friday morning that it =
k the combined efforts of two other higl
yines to move it. The machine was gait
ing water when the trouble began. MAJ
2 valve in the penstOck became froz- New
and it was impossible to shut off the Ora
Y when the tank was full 1t ran City
r onto the truck and the low temper reaC
re soon did the trick The men will
nut the local freight yards say that on
re must be some mistake in the mat day
as an engineer who would let his sper
inc stand still and freeze so solidly Mar
The rails that two locomotives could m.
move it would be a candidate for ride
lue envelope and would be given an thu
ortunity to tread the carpet for trop
lille. No one in or about the local at t
Dis has heard of the incident referred will
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Telephone linemen shiver when at w well.
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