The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-11

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4 March II will 10 senvshiT lay !
{ Mps, q, II, SAITH . slaIe Every ealls
; sili Toroisr q nas,
y IA organization ID The local Asi
heH Will be- perfected lhss syenihl
I The merIins Nili h. held Ia a, 4,
} hall,
The regular manihly meeiins 81 ~
hgaiilehpte Mutual Aid association Nil
b. hrld Mnnday AZ $50 AZ tho asseria
iinn headquarters, - North Main street
The Woman : Relief corps wiI
serve . lahlie supper In Grand Arm.
Tall Tuesday evening AZ ais, Their
viii alec h. sale IT puiis, aprons ans
hoislen.
III. aIsi ~ the contest lneciings q
b. hrli by Protective grange will h
held March - These contests Will h
between the mrn and Npmrn, ~ ih'
grange, Mrs MaNrrlte Fisher will h
in charge oI the iiFsi contest
Loren Kenneth. the year old son oi
Fred y, aud Mamie 4. spaulding 81 Cen
trail street died Tuesday evening Of com
llisaii0ns following the measles, Their,
were 40 funeral services. The bnfia
Nas Ia the Catholic remeiefy yesterday
afternoon,
oficcr q. !. Reldon brought d
Nounssipr before Judge T., ~, Gibson
IT ihr municipal court Yesterday for a
lecture, The boy broke the glass on a
ffe alarm box On Elliot street hy throw
ing stones % the pole. lie WAS given
some wholesome ads ice and allowed 81
- after promising 10 throw no more
stones.
a. a.. ....ta... 80. . A. -.
nummrT kayal Arch chapter. Ne. ~
/ u, \, NJ. be Masonic hall last evening
| The ROYAL Arch degree was conferred
upon class of three candidates sup
I prf was served ~ H.3U clock iu the
grange banquet hall and the regular
work ~ he chapter wa taken up ~
| 5au. District Deputy Grand High
Priest Frank Barney, if., made his Of
trial visitation.
liIaiileboro lodge held a success
ful meeting Wednesday evening when
a large number of applications we're
presented for membership, This lodge
will hold district meeting March 30.
when II will confer the degree ON n
large class of candidates. Representa-
lives from the supreme and grand
lodges will be- present aud there will be-
q large delegation from Springfield aud
Bellows Falls lodges. with candidates
10 De initiated at this meeting.
A eat poisoner is again at work on
Walnut street. Yesterday afternoon
Honey, the pet Of the family Of John
Calvin. came into the house very sick.
DIR. J. L. Rathbonc was summoned but
arrived too late 10 do anything for the
feline. lie said that the eat had eyi
IDENTIFY paftaken of a dose of deadly
poison and was inclined 10 think that
II was either sirychnine or arsenic. Last
fall some six or seven eats were poi |
soned ia the Walnut street ncighbor. !
hood.
Justice 4. u. T.. Stowe rendered a |
verdict Friday afternoon for the de. |
PENDANT 10 recover his costs in the ease
Of The Peerless Casualty company vs..
+. \. Starkey. +. +. Barber appeared /
for the plaintiff aud T.. j. Waterman for
Mr. Starkey. The suit was brought 10
recover certain insurance premiums 1
which the plaintiff claimed were due
from the defendant The defendant
claimed that the company was owing
him more in the form Of commissions
han II eknowledgcd. An appeal was
taken 10 county court
E. W. Gibson was in Bellows Falls
yesterday representing the defendant in
he suit of William f.. Prouty of Graf
on against Andrew Anderson of Rock
ngham. Mr.. Prouty alleges that he
iold 10 Mr.. Anderson a yoke of oxen
or sl6O, also n wagon. phosphate and
,ther articles amounting TO sll3. Mr..
anderson claims that he sold to Mr..
'routy a quantity of pulp wood and Mr.
'routy brought the action against Mr..
anderson TO recover the balance due
Ifter deducting the offset claimed! by
he defendant. Ryder & Graham of
Bellows Falls appeared for the plain.
if. Seven witnesses were examined
eforc Judge T. T.. O 'Brien and the
lost of the day was consumed. The
ase was continued until tomorrow
iorning.
A hearing in the chancery suits of
,r. Alexander Borland and DIR. B. +.
Ellington of South Londonderry was
card in that town Tuesday before
harles II. Williams of Bellows Falls
5 special master. 4. +. Schwenk ana
:. f.. Barber represented DR.. Borland
nd Loren X. Pierce of South Londan
cry and Robert C. Bacon of Brattle.
dith Allen of Brattleboro acted as
fcial reporter. The case grew out of
dispute after Dr. Millington had sold
IS real estate and professional practice
} DR.. Borland and agreed, it is alleged,
1t to practice in the town of London.
'rry or adjoining towns. In his bill
equity DR.. Borland alleges that DR..
Ellington continued to practice. Later
r. Millington brought two counter
its and it is expected that the three
SEES will be tried under joint issue
Williamsville grange was in charge
the program at the meeting of Pro
ctive grange in Grange hall Wednes-
y evening, the occasion being Neigh
rs Night. The attendance was the
rgest Of any meeting held during the
inter-. 225 persons being present. The
sitors gave the three-ac drama Our
lks, with the following cast: Cap
in Thompson. retired shipmaster,
ma Stafford; Harry Thompson, his
n, George Temple; Captain Streeter, a
-ired Californian, alton Morse; Teddy
seper, a mill owner, Walter Wheeler;
il, Captain Thompson man of all
rk, John Lewis; Mrs. Thompson,
rood as gold, Mrs. Lena Wheeler;
s. Sleeper, hoping against hope,
s. Minnie Timson; Becky Thompson,
, tomboy, Mrs. Clara Perry; Hulda
ime, full of complaints, Mrs. Lila
Hard; Sally York, slipshop but will
:, Mrs. Beulah Timson. The program -
luded piano solos by Mrs. w. E.
leeler, songs by male quartet com
E. Fisher and W. f. Wheeler, a duet wi
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Fisher, solo by an
E. Fisher and chorus of eight We
ces Following the entertainment a
per was served in the banquet hall :
dancinu wac indulUed in until a hot