The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-08
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play game of baseball Sunday after
noon,
-=ffiendship circle meets With Mrs,
Myra stone. I FROST street, from . 10 |
o'clock this Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting OF
The hratilebof9 Mutual Aid association
will be- held Monday at s.s0 al the
headquarters. 81 North Main street,
The Valley Fair association, which
reserved tho slcinaling privilege ON the
iaif grounds July 4. netied about. ST.
from its sales OF Pop corn, soda and Ice
cream.
--Bratiieboro lodge. n. y. q. T.. win
hold . regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming beginning al \ clock, An enter
mittee. All members Of the degree
stan are requested 10 be present.
The usual grist Of July bills began
90 make their appearance at the regu'
lar meeting Of the board OF selectmen
last evening, Aside from the approval
II these bills there was no particular
business. The seleetmen have author
lied Road Commissioner David i. Perry
10 build a concrete bridge in the Waite
district.
Chief of Police George Wilson has
been notified 20 be ON the lookout for
horse stolen nj chieopee. Mass. The
animal il described ms brown with roam
head: weighs about 200 pounds and has
horseshoe brand ON of hind leg.
should any one see such an animal they
should notify Chief Wilson or Chief
John II. Barnes OF Chieopee. Mass.
Rev. ". l.. Hughs, representing the
Fresh Air work OF the New York Trib.
une, was in town Tuesday calling ON
the pastors in behalf Of the deserving
poor children of the crowded tenement
| life Of New York city. The Tribune
through its Fresh Air fund endeavors 10
find friends and homes In the country,
So that these little people may ENJOY n
fortnight Of health and happiness
They come out between the ages OF .
aud 10. They are physically it-and
cleaned up ms good as soap and water
can make them. Rev. John Il. Devins,
ID. D.. manager of the fund, would be
pleased 10 send party Of children 10
this town, as well as surrounding towns.
Superintendent W. A. Shumway of
the Valley Fair association has been
busy since the Fourth of July eelebrn'
ton cleaning up the grounds. They are
practically in readiness for the big iair
Sent. ~. 2s and 20. The track has
been cleaned and scraped. Each OF
the buildings is being systematically
oyerhauled and such repairs made as
may he necessary. New stairways have
hecn built in agricultural hall and the
stairwavs leading TO floral hall have
been repaired. Barns A and Is have
had minor repairs made: There yer
remains considerable work to be done
in the way of touches here and there
about the buildings but everything VIII
be in shape within n fortnight.
George Tompson, consulting en-
gineer of the Boston 4 Maine railroad,
stated this week that within very Nv
weeks his road will acquire its nghts
an the New Hampshire side of the river
between this town and Hinsdale, n: IL.
He said that it will require but short
. time to complete the work of surveying
for the loon between Windsor, w., ana
West Lebanon. n. II. When this work
il completed, Mr.. Tompson said,. the
estimates of the cost of the two pieces
of road will be completed and the con
tracts will be let for building the road
he'd A large stretch of the road as
surveyed between Brattleboro and Hins'
, dale crosses property owned by the I rh.
necticut river power company ny
survey as now made does not rea.h
|
; ,ha Roston & Maine track about three
marters of mile from the Hlnsdale
station.
Fred Ellis, while returning nome
. from the Fourth of July, excursion 10
Ocean Beach, fell from the tram near
the Mt. Hermon culvert IN the tom,,
of Northfield, Mass, sometime Mona ny
evening and was not found untii the
uorthhound New London train crew
discovered him Tuesday morning abou,
Gao q clock. He suffered a dislocatedi
shoulder and two fingers on ms riRn.
= hand were dislocated. He had many
!, bruises and minor cuts upon MS Doay
He was in a semi-conscious condltioln
whom found and taken to the Northneia
Mass station. He was brought to MS
: home in Brattleboro and while his con,
: dition this morning is mucn lmpi9nea,
: he is unable to explain how the accluens
q happened. He remembers leaving t ga
). the excursion train, but afier 1hae w..
!, trim is n blank. He is inclined 10 pe
!. i Iiiap that he was passing from one cal
!, TO another and fell.
V James Henry Hyde of Brattleoore
|, and Adah Frances Parmenter OF oPr!ng
|. field. Mass, were married at noon S .;star
!. day at the home of the brides 3 snsoet
\ Mrs. Jeanette M. Dunham, AZ o Nm
a mt street in that city. Rev. Eagehea M u,
suy rim pastor of Trinity Methodist
/ Eniscopal church, performed the ger
emony' using the single ring service
nv few intimate friends were u
s ottandance. The bride wore gown .!
Y '.,b;ta China silk. She is promine.hI,I
+ ,nnmber of the Rebekah lodge whici
d ,,,en her beautiful bouquet o,
d p p;uI carnations relieved by green. ffni
). and green the lodge colors were en 90,
9 t;vely used in the house decorati1ns io :
f the occasion. Mrs. Hyde mas pee I'm.
J resident of Springfield for SOLE ne n ,in'
s and Mr.. Hyde is foreman EN- rs ~ VIZ Oraar
j. o onmnanv. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde cam,
e ~ Rrattleboro Tuesday evening ant
d vii, live at 80 Elliot street.
. . Hereafter the passenger o noaes
~ Vermont and New HampsnIg, o r"nnt
! ! hy HAYES Bigelow, will make me roun u,
q py ny to Putney. leaving Brattleboro a
aii ap,oiock and returning about ., IN MOI
us 'io tuesdays, Wednesdays, In pil
a DAYS 1 P;cn;c mark on the New Hamp
e G h;,o shore. which has been improves
. snn1 n;cnic purposes and where an pas
y so ongers are permitted to stop Ire e.; =
p obaIoe and which is an especlaily ue H.
ohIe Mace for mothers wishing " 70. omt
their children for an IN lne hast are mad
ing. Special rates on the ina 90 by a parents
j. e for children ACCOMPANIES s " boats vii
On sat RTastes sd1srna at ssS and
@ leave aye, ni and the boats will leave o.
= clock anu an n 'n a. M. and 2, $50 and
y SundayST h az fare ON Saturdays and sun
Il ?. Ill., viii he only Is cents for the rou n.
4. Gays "" Owing to the demand for sea-
d o o,," these days these rates are suo1ec'
e- change.