The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10

agency has sold for George tfoll MS
new house ON Pine street to Mrs, " y, /
Remis. Possession viii DO gwen next
month,
Owing 10 The commencement eHer' |
eises the baud concert for neat week -
until the week following ahd
will be held an the common THURSDAY
evening. Tn. program VIII u" ah'
nouneeJ next week.
A delivery team owned by tho W.
n Richardson company aud driven bN
Ernest y. Mack suffered several bumps
and bruises ON the common YESTERDAY
The sudden application OF . whip 10
the horse resulted In the animal clear
Ing for action aud kicking the cfosshhf
10 pieces aud breaking shafi.
A strawberry supper aud sale CAV
an hy the women Of the Cent?. church
In The chapel ~ the church yesterday
afternoon aud evening drew u Halter
Ing attendance. Home made cohi'e
tionerv, dainty aprons, aud 4 treasure
table offered ample opportunity ~ We
Afternoon for one 10 contribute 70 the
financial success of the sale. supper
was served from TO Z o'clock.
The Young womcn's association o O.,
the Centre Congregational chnfeh wiz
hold their meeting next sunday even
inc nj $50 clock In the chapel NIT
NJ q. Averill will give report 81 tue
meeting of the Home Missionary union
recently held IN Waterbury. NJ there
mr., important matters 10 be considered
N i hopcd that all young women OF the
pnrish. whether members OF the nss"'
citation or not. will be present
The annual picnic of the universal
IL, church will be held ON the Valley
Fair grounds Thursday, June ~. For
number II years this annual event
Of the Sunday school Of the UNIVERSAL
ist church has been held nj BARRIER
mark in Bellows Falls IN connection
with the universalist Sunday school oil
that place. This year II II believed
much larger attendance can be had pN
holding the picnic nearer home
The program for commencement,
week of the Brauleboro high school
begins week from tomorrow with Tue
class dnv exercises on the high schooi
lawn. The baccalaureatc sermon WIN
he given by Rev. y. q. ;. nsIood ~
the Centre church. June ~. Inc eIad'
nation exercises will be in the audito'
rum. June u, the address 10 the grad
Mating class 10 be given by Prof. Her
man n. Horne of New York unlver
sity His subject will be The Making
of Men and Women. The annual alum
nj reunion will bc held "Wednesday
evening. June -, in the high school
building.
DIR. A. A. Mcdonald Of jackson
Strings, y. C., and Miss Maud Carl
ton. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. a. q.
| Carlton of Springfield. Mass. formerly
of Brattleboro, were married IN Jack
son Springs, SUNDAY. May 81, by keN;
DIR. Brown. DIR. Mcdonald owns and
conducts a private sanatorlum IN that
city. and during the past year Miss
Carlton has been matron OF the lhstl'
tuition. She lived in Brattleboro when
n younr girl and attended the Brattle'
boro high school. After moving 70
Springfield with her parents she trained
as a nurse in the Springfield hospitai
and about year ago she was assigned
the position above mentioned: Mrs.
| Carlton went to Jackson Springs 10
witness the ceremony.
With the announcement made yes
terday that Sheriff Arthur ii. Thomp-
son of Bellows Falls would be eandl'
date for reelection the friends OF Dep
utv Sheriff Chauneey |. Knapp OF brat
tlcboro refer to the statement made by
| II.
lows Falls, March "a, The Bellows
Falls Times of that date said: "Chaun-
Gov + Knapp of Brattleboro, deputy
sheriff will be a candidate for sheriff
70 succeed Arthur II. Thompson. II Is
understood that Sheriff Thompson does
not care for reelection" Mr. Knapp
friends in Brattleboro saw that the
same understanding prevailed here ana
that ii was upon that understanding
thar Mr.. KNAPP decided to become
candidate for the Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. and Lydia
fWiswelD Harris observed their 4sth
wedding anniversary at their home, 81
Uiph street. last Sunday when a lew
of their nearest relatives and friends
gathered AT their home and partook NJ
dinner with them. Owing to Mr.. Har'
ris s poor health the occasion was q
very quiet one. Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
were both born in Newfane and Were
married there June ., 1862. AFTER
their marriage they began housekeep
Townshend in 1872 where, they re
NAMED five wears. They then came tt
Brattleboro and lived five years, re
turning again to Newfane where they
lived until the death Of Mrs. Harris
father, when they moved onto a farm
in West Brattleboro and stayed two
wears. They then moved to their pres
ent home on High street. They have
one son. George w. Harris, of thl'
town. and one grandson, Earl Harris,
George Nathaniel Holland. a civi
war veteran, died at his Washington
D. c.. home Monday, aged q years
He was the son of Calvin Holland an'
was born at Newfane in 1887 Hi
early life was passed in that town, TIL
family living later at Searsburg an'
Wilmington, most of his immediate
family being buried in the Averlll Gem
etery in the latter town. HIS uncle
Nathaniel Holland, was proprietor o.
the Vermont House at West Brattie
boro during the COS. Mr. HOLLAND
was a travelling salesman for leWeif'
pfior to the civil war when he enlisted
In the Sth Vermont and was made
lieutenant He participated Ill man
severe engagements, including Ceda
Creek in October, 1864. He was warn
friend of President Jefferson DAVIS o
the confederacy and was given badg
, of homer by Mr.. Davis for human
and benevolent act. George NJ. Hol
land is pleasantly remembered b.
MANY Windham county friends AM
|, comrades. He is survived by son
,, Calvin a merchant at Washington.
Henry Wood. well known in TN
5 place and with a record which include
a soiourn at the industrial school q q
Verpennes, gave Deputy Sheriffs NJ I
Davis, D. p Thompson and A. W. >
Wilkins several busy moments FTlda.
:. afternoon. Deputies Thompson and ia
Wis we're indulging in a bit Of colloquI.
+ on the corner Of Elliot and Main street
' regarding the probable composition Q
the caudal appendage of Uncle Haley
5 comet. Thompson had just asked MI
3 Davis if he had a toothpiek When =
W. J. wilkins, driving Blackp0ttiie
, stonned beside the other minions of tn
low wilkins produced something tina