The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-01


months, closed Saturday evening.
Cards indicating the hours Of col.
lection afe being placed ON the mail
AaAas of The town by Postmaster II. =,
iaNlof, This IL convenience that will
be appreciated particularly by summer
visitors,
lit l. pretty definitely hxed that
Rev, John Il, Cow will be- assisted Ia
speeial meetings In the iiap,is, church
for two weeks in September aud the
Elliott, u. H., Of Oak Park, ILL.,.
The Twin State Gas Electric
company has received petition from
all but one Of the property owners ON
Highland street asking that u sas main
he laid through that street this summer.
The petition will probably be granted.
The following clcreymcn will &C.
rnpy the Baptist pulpit during August;
Rev, y. u. Penney, D. d., OF burlington,
Aug. !, Rev. W. NJ. Walker, u, d., of
scranton, Pa, Aug. u aud 81; Rev.
Guy q. Lamson Of Hyde Park. Mass,
Aug, ~.
David II. Robinson, victim OF
Jamaica ginger. was fined - and costs
of sisi In municipal court Sunday
morning by A. l.. Carpenter, acting
municipal Judge. This Is the third gin
ger smnk 10 he brought 10 the aiten'
I ton of the court within n few weeks.
| Robinson told the court that he bought
Jamaica ginger Of local druggist aud
named the druggist.
The following Bratileboro students
al Norwich university have been pro-
moted hy an order issued during the past
week: Sergeant GUY 4. Thayer 10 be LIST
| lieutenant, Company a, signal corps;
| Bert j. Young 10 be second lieutenant,
| Company ~; Sergeant Denton j, smith
10 be- first lieutenant and quariermaster;
! Corporal Oscar l.. Ray 10 be first SER
gcani, Company ID.
In the ease OF Edison T.. Rowley,
ct al, ". George ". Shepardson, ct al,
which has been sent back from the
supreme court for a new trial, an amend
/ ed declaration has been filed dismissinF
/ Mrs, Shepardson as one of the defend,
ants and raising the damage from -luuo
10 $4,000. The plaintiff was gwen ludg'
ment in county court TO recover slVVu
and costs. The suit was brought IN con.
nection with the sale of real estate ana
both parties are from Bellows falls.
| The plaintiff alleges deceit upon the
part on the defendant.
The statement of the Brattleboro
Trust company at the close OF business
| Yesterday shows a remarkable growth
In three wears. Its first statement,
made June 80, 1907. about five months
after /, began business. showed depos'
lis of sl56.O3i.76, while the statement
of Yesterday shows deposits OF SOW.
0Ss.G0 This is n gain in deposits OF
nearly 500, 900 within six months, ana Is
nm excellent testimonial TO the conn
dence in which this Young but nourishc
inc institution is held by the people oil
Brattleboro and the surrounding towhs'
The much continued case of Franz
Il d Carpenter against the town OF Brat'
tleboro experienced another delay Mon
doy morning. July q, at 10 clock
.Instice l.. II. Lynde of Dummerston was
ON hand 10 try the case and A. i. Car
nenter. representing the town OF BRAT
tleboro. was ready to proceed. lie an
nouneed that he should ask Tor Jury
trial. In view of the fact that Jury
. would have to be drawn from outslu,
; towns it was decided to continue lh'
ease until after the county ana stat.
conventions as II was explained W w -
court that several persons interested III
or both of these conventions.
-Another alienation of affection SUI
| in which Brattleboro people are pllhci
. pals will probably come on Tor trlai a.
3 The next term of Windham county soui !
I Monday afternoon Deputy ohelll
| Chauncey /. Knapp served ,he pape,.
: in n $4,000 suit upon Mr.. ana MIs. Cai
g los X. Jones. the plaintiii IN tne SUI
' he;ny Mrs, Kitty Clune Jones, wife o
tba Son of the defendants, Guy Z. Jones
who lives outside of the state ana ma
NOT lived with his wife since their mar
9 riaoe few years ago. His wife seeks !.
! recover damages because OF tine aiiena
lion Of his affections which she declare
/ 10 Jue To the influence exerted upon nh
!, hy his father and mother. A. y. Wyal
roscognized in the sum of $60O0 lot III
J. s annearance of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones !; a
= tbe September term of court. NJ
Il Tones is a grandson of Mrs. "lh'nio
g Adams, who died last week.
t The tenth annual outing anu Il 7
oention of Mr.. and Mrs. Fordyce !
. smith formerly residents of TINS tow
II was held Wednesday at their Rleasal
l. Nom %ome in Mortified Farms. Betwe,e
s. az and 40 guests, mostly from bIatti'
IS boro were present and thoroughly ei
n 3 ;oved the outing. Tables were sprea
o under the trees on the lawn ana an q T.
's cellent dinner was served Iolloweo y
q refreshments during the a1terhoon 5 nn
% dainty lunch at the close OF IN! :n9 ia,
= Mr.. and Mrs. Smith were AZ Will
II whose two sons, Lawrence and fran
d ware both present from Boston. Anon
thn late arrivals were Mr.. ana MI
r T ~" Harris with their son ana daq Igi
z. tnr who came in an automobile.
Il 1n, was spent pleasantly with cohVe
x uai ons Games. charades and was pr
I. nn ",,d bv ali one of the most emo;
. abIe of the many pleasant occasioh'
1T this kind.
n. During the week George Pearse {,
t, o;vil engineer, acting for the paliin
1T hos heen experimenting as to ways al al
y ,.oons IN overcome the nuisance OF "
Ii h l,,. sewer near the canning lacloi
le W Wornon street. Prof. j. w. Voteey
m 9n consulting engineer OF " y,
OF atatn hoard of health, will come TO ora
es tIeboro again next week 10 PEE e
s. tba nlans that will be supmltleII Il
doing the work. During tne ween =,
70 canse of the trouble has p zee et Mo,
e IT, ~" mp ne old bank of the river the sew
Il. lion n has been removed lest 1t pecoii
ap Pipe ni when the high water came WI
se tbe building of the dam at tae V ct i
70 Evidently no attempt was m ioMeI ~ lev
time to replace the pipe at a,ad 1oM tba on
I'd and the quicksand has a hleG ene Of {
end which caused as;sre tnf that FRis pipe
u be cleared and extended INTO tne t NV
',f;o;antIy to carry away, the con'1 .,
ID of the sewer. YesterGay +b hn Oak Gro
IN flushed sieu and aiv the cesspool made near
5 5sroad track will be pumped ped est in
ed d tsee To that that point and the river bank
I'LL lNOoi - -, cc ON