The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-18

The lshFaA puatntitr nlN BE- uirl
ltam ] aHlll " Tuesday, Feb, ~ To-
lasal raFfivSs Will maAe The meTnlnl
delivery Gals and the rural csTfirTs Nil
i'isks 30 delivery,
nmtileboIe lodge. \, q u, r. ali
J liold lis heat regular merlins 10 lies
Mrh = hall Wednesday evening. 20,
lodge nill epnIrI tho degree an ranai
dates. \ large attendance IL desired.
Trains we're late again this morn
lne ~ result at lasl nighl . SNOW
aud hail slaTm. The = clock mai
train from Springfield Nns more than
hall an hour behind lie schedule, ahils
The Train from the noIih Mas even laieI
Double hsadrfs were used an all nnfit
bound freight trains,
Tho children of the Congregation
III SUNDAY srhonl will bold fair Ia
Festival hall Saturday afternoon
March ;, II will boz conducted similarly
Ia the fair held by them Two YEAR aga
There will bo n Tea room where Lady
baltimore cake viii be- served, The On,
irriainmeni will be- by the children.
consisting uf folk dances, ending with
the mlnnet,
-Cafl :. Hopkins. clerk of the schoal
beard of the town district, has rOmplei,
/ 81 the census 81 that school district,
/ There are sss3 scholars 10 the district
| between The ages ~ Eve aud ~, 81
which lee ate males and los females
There are 80 between the ages 81 Eve
aud eight. le6 between the ag"s Of
eight aud ~, and - between the ages
II Is and i,
The funeral Of Luther Dustin.
who died last week Wednesday a BIZ
home Va district No. q. was held az the
i..ts~. Saturday - AZ WN
- clock, Rev. II. T.. Trout, pastor II
The First tuiyersalist church, oilicial-
I'd, The body was placed Ia the vault
in Prospect I'LL cemetery The bear
e. Wcr3 J. X, lsRay, D. VI, Barber.
II, r. Noble aud =, NJ. Whitney,
Owing 10 certain changes winch are
under contemplation IN the character
81 the examinations for the customs
s.fN ice, the annual examination for the
custom house 10 Newport previously
announced 10 be- held in Nav. will be-
indefinitely POSTPONED, and those who
have filed applications therefor will
be- admitted a. the next examination
when u takes place, without further
action on their part.
There was no hearing Yesterday
before the public service commission
on the petition for the adjustment
street. The commissioners came "a
Bratilchorn Tuesday expecting 10 De.
vote two DAYS 10 the hearing on the
Judge estate matter. hut when that
ease was settled decided not 10 remain
in town longer. Arrangements were
Therefore made 10 postpone the rail
road crossing hearing, which will take
place on date ~ be set by the com
mission with seven days notice 10 in. /
tcrrsted parties.
Mrs. Johannah Morrison, -. died I.
Tuesday az her home in New Britain. |
Conn. Her body was taken 10 Shell. |
burnc Falls. Mass. whore the funeral .
was held Yesterday. Mrs. Morrison :
maiden name was Johanuah Fcrritcr /
and she was native Of Brattlchoro.
gagged in hotel business. Her husband
lied about wear ago. She leaves two
daughters. Mary and Margaret Morri
son of New Britain. also one sister and
wo brothers. Mrs. Mary Murphy of
New Britain. Thomas Fcrriier Of New
Britain and James Ferriter of New
York city. T.. NJ. Fcrrtcr. cousin.
vent from here TO attend the funeral.
County Fish and Game Warden Il.
a. Frost went to Jamaica Wednesday
O investigate deer killing affair. On
hat morning William Burrows. see
ion man employed on the West River
abroad. noticed about two miles above /
amaica n trodden path leading from !
he track up the hillside. He followed
he path few rods and found the ear f.
ass of a large deer, dressed and quar-
cred. hanging in tree. The carcass +
'aS taken to the railroad station AT I
amaica and Agent Harley Boynton I
gifted Mr.. Frost. who went to Jamai r
a on the evening train. The meat i
as sold to f. f. Bemis, the local meat /
IAN. |,
Members of the high school have (
cen busy this week preparing for their
nnual fair which will take place in &
estival hall Monday. 1t will be a Ian n
I'm fete with japanese effects pre- n
\ group of pupils have .
adc posters which have been on exhi- T
tion in store windows These posters N
i'll he sold by auction the night of the 81
Iir; The fair will open at 3 clock tc
the afternoon and the evening enter Ii
inment will include selections by the " W
Oh school glee club, violin solos, a g,
imb.bell drill by team from the h,
agnet club, Japanese dance by eight e.
rls and harvest dance by eight n,
uples. Other special features will also n,
part of the program and a varied -
sortment of articles will be on sale.
ne proceeds of the affair will 90 te
ward defraying the expenses of the II
Nor class on its trip to Washington W
is spring. NJ
p. +. Mccarthy of Barre, formerly an
this town and West Dummerston, II
$ invented and perfected a dust re- 70
wing device for use on all kinds of 8,
eumatic tools that will be, of great II
crest to everyone connected with the ii
ante working business, Mr.. McCar II,
Y conceived the idea one day soon IA
ter the present labor trouble began, nj,
d, although it has taken considerable d i1l'
ne to develop the principle for practi. va
use, it is the opinion of experienced -
mite men who have seen it work,
It the attachment is complete sue fo1
IS. The device depends upon the sci
nciple of vacuum suction. An at dr.,
hment is placed upon the head Of the me-
j, covering the exhaust ports. The his
released from the tool is pointed pr
wards, creating vacuum In pipe de-
Injected beneath and running down be,
a horseshoe shaped hose surrounding BIO,
chisel point on three sides near the wa
ne. The vacuum here created has ROT
be filed from the nearest points of he
tact outside. The result is that the cor
t is sucked up through the pipe and app
through hose going either out of but
rs or into a pail of water set near wa
stone. Mr. Mccarthy has applied for VIII
ents to protect his rights, and the An
ice will be placed upon the market wal
hin few days. as
Those who gathered in Grange hall %
day evening to hear the talk on 4 low
coming by n. H. Arnold of North 70
llI s Mass, weie amply io r5;nar. deg
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