The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

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ihe seTYirrs ~ she li.an. Zoe The Age
daring tbs pfesrni menih,
Ms, n H. shaTpirs : rlass IN ~
NrIhaiisl snhdaN srhnai moi ~ ~
hanr ~ Miss Aeriiusr Nlrhais an Gree
street "Wednesday evening" anh atPan
itssi IeailnR eiass,
The bod, II Mis. llslrn II, caTi-n
lrf VAS hrnughl 10 lipliirhoIa fIlhal
aIlrFnnnn and placed Ia the vault 4
l'fmsI-ri liill remeieN Rev, John u
i,pN rrad thu ronmiital srrNire,
The inh-Iai SERVERS ~ ME- Maf
tia slraFns Dustin were held FRIDAY
! aitrfhann al . q 'riark AZ linhd = fnnrr
Al iaflots Rev u, n Trout oiiirinies
aud The ha,ly was placed ia the receiving
vault IN fpsperi llill remrirTY,
1t II expected that another meet
ING II The nIrmen viii be- held iomnf
row evening "a decide nion the dais
tot holding the ffemsn : ball \
meeting Nas held SATURDAY, evening. hni
the attendance did net warrant dispos.
ins ~ thu matter ai that time,
Members 81 Mrlha iemnlr ~ the
Mystic Shrine IN Springfield, Mass, are
planning Ia visit llfaiilel,ora IN she
spTins ~ attend . session AZ which Mt
sinai temple IT Montpelier will have
charge ~ the work. The Springfield
delegation will have . special train,
Ruiilehoro feli the iaralysing grin
~ the cold wave which held New Eng
land in 10 grasp Sunday night and
Monday The low temperature was nc.
companied hy hitting northeast wind
which ragged all SUNDAY night Their
mnmcirrs about town registered ffom
IL "a III degrees below zero,
LYMAN n. Howe aud bis splendid
collection 1T all new travel pictures will
br ~ the auditorium tomorrow after
gram will be- precisely the same ~ those
shown in the evening. the only differ
cncc being the prices. which are less IN
he afternoon than IN the evening
AT the meeting Of the board Of
hailiifs this evening the appnrtionment
~ the cost af the North Main street
sewer will be- discussed. Chairman T..
T. Waterman and John r. kaine of the
board of hailitls Yesterday made meas
fcmcuts of the property ahuiiing the |
line of sewer. ~ the cost Of construct /
M the sewer will be- borne Jointly by /,
h. ahuiters and the village. all persons !
Interested will probably bc represented /
u the meeting this evening
Eva Nav. :. daughter Of Philip
nd Laura blanchard Whitney. died AT
he home Of her parents On the Puiney
Dad FRIDAY morning II bronchial pneu
unuia after an illness Of nine lays.
funeral services were held NJ the home
Il her parents nj clock Sunday after
Don. Rev. Mr. Cogswcll of Dummcrston
enter ufliciated aud selections were
ung by Miss Gertrude Matthews The
ody was placed IN the vault in Meet
NJ House Hill cemetery.
AT the annual meeting of the visit
~ committee Of the Home for the Aged
ED AZ the home Wednesday afternoon
be- following officers were elected: Mrs.
gorge Ryder. president; Miss T. T..
lark. vice president; Mrs. G. 7. Bar
or. secretary and treasurer. II was
oted 10 assess the members of the com ,
Iittee annual dues of Al. Heretofore
d dues have been assessed. Following !.
ie business meeting light refreshments !
ere served. The attendance was much !
rger than al any meeting of the com
ittec for several years.
The public service commission will /
sumo its hearings in the Brooks House I
tuesday, morning in the proceedings m v
ituted hy the Central Vermont rail u
\
ernon street for railroad use. r. G. =
aeon Of Brattlcboro and J. g, Sargent :
Ludlow will appear for the Judge
IRIS and Clarke c. Fits and kittredge ,
askins will represent the railroad in -
rests. The testimony of the petitioners
as taken the last Of December and IL is :,
pected that the defendants will onen y
cir ease Tuesday. Ii will probably y
auire two DAYS to take the testimony y
the defendants witnesses. y
Health Officer Henry Tucker stated r
Il evening that over 300 eases of mea' 4
IS have been reported. Last week he ii
arantined 81 eases. YESTERDAY eight n,
ses were reported to him. The end of II
p epidemic is hardly in sight and an of
her crop may be expected. DIR. Tue ker Q,
VS. that when children begin to cough nj
Il act as if they were about to be at "
'ked by the prevailing malady II is
st to keep them out of school rather a.
an wait day or two to find out '1rri
Iether it is ease of measles. II such :,
is taken the epidemic will 70
overcome much quicker than if chill ~
IN are kept in school until the rash va ".
pears. which indicates the presence of a.
disease. 49,
The Twin State Gas & Electric of
ton in its rates for lighting to take Gu
nct March | on February bills. The tr
e of l3 cents for the first 80 kilowatts ar
] be reduced to II cents and the To- he
# rate for the second 80 kilowatts hi
! be cut to cents. The rate of $ or
is for all current over 100 kilowatts fei
! be reduced to cents March !. tel
tn this announcement a statement wa
made that for the present no further Of
uction will be made for current tn,
d for power Manager f. NJ. Ad- wa
says that the company expects to be
e to make still further reduction in ha
rs on lighting. but cannot say what Ro
h reduction will amount to or when tor
will take effect. eel
Roswell l.. Frost. county fish and ii'
lie warden, received word Wednesday ~.
ming that a large buck deer had h hlt
n shot and badly injured in the vicin' r ne,
of Black mountain in West Dummer' liz n"
!. The information came from IL IT,
uty Warden s. S. Washer of that W XWs
n and Mr.. Frost directed him to, VA
sue the animal and kill it. Accord w., nr,
v the pursuit was undertaken by bn I
Washer and from shortly after s W.
ock in the morning until about 4 '" q
ock in the afternoon Mr.. Washer a. II
owed the trail of the wounded ami. ~, ne
it'll ront ~, +Lroo lore Tho ON; h'St
. Will |oI h ~" * ,;,as and erossod Wa
w. b. throo t;moS hof Il is
w., La 49, ga 5n sho+ an tbo Farm nf pub
" pashr any, th SUI, oo West rvor tior
. The buck weighed 200 pounds and vas "
had one of its hind legs broken by a.
ae ball showing plainly than an at d
IT had been made to kill the animal. - =
Frost proposes to make an example Nor
he person that shot the animal if pal4
an find ont who the guilty person saw
nd if anyone can give him a clue the
ill be pleased to have it. TINS
ton
The senior class of the high school sign