The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02

anaaal pirnis Moadsy. Labor Day, al
Eehe park,
-rIs iaalss' siIsls ana the Mis-
slas circle ~ the tnlNessaitsi sestrss |
alli hald a Fammase sale oe', sss =
saa -.
c. 4. RahnsiIe Of fassampsie, aha
au..earrl al the VALLEY fair Ias wears
ars ~ 4 halle0alsi and parachute
inm,.rr, has baill al aeIeislaae ahd -
sKpsrim-ntiag siih 4 preparatory '"
giving q SERIES IT exhibitions
Frederick D. Rane. = nfeminrns
local socialist, has arranged 70 haNr
4. q. nElNay, socialist candidate TOT
goa eInoT. sI-ak this evening ~ hsn.
II the hraiilsbofe house, " = nj
Ranais inieniion 10 have ether social
ID spsakers visit htaiiiehefo from
time 10 time the coming fall,
The Twin state Gas 4 Electric
,anisany j. demonstrating until sept,
The Humphrey instantaneous sas water
heater which IL an Ingenious arlaia'
tus for heating water Tor sainrsi'c
pufposeS, Every person visiting TIE
demonstration al the company "tir"A
In the American building u siten
card and before the demonstration
closes the holder Il the lucky card
will be presented with u heater.
William q. llorien's real estate
agency has sold the Martin u, H.is
| Aims place an Central street 70 MT
sylvia !, Cushing, formerly OF vernon,
Mr. Cnshias viii occupy the place a.
her home. The Horton agency has also
sold for Francis \. Bage hls house On
uigbland street, formerly owned by
Wsils r. Bardwell. "a Mr.. and Mr.. =.
Frederick goxs0n. Possession Will be
given about Sept. Is. The cossons
will occupy the house,
The Twin State Gas & Electric
eontanV announces a change ~ hs
| lighting rate beginning Sept, Here
tofore a rate Of 10, y, aud cents
was made for the first, second and
third 30 kilowatts used, eeuis Tor
! amounts exceeding this number; ~.
new arrangement applies the lo'eeni
rate Ia the first % kilowaiis, the y
cent rai. 10 the second - kilowaiis,
/ the scent rate applying Ia the next
/ IA kilowntis. and all current Ia cxees.
az that amount 10 bee billed at
cents,
a number If local firms will send
representatives 10 meeting OF west
ern New England shippers IN spring
field. Mass, 10 take under considera'
lion the proposed establishment by
/ New England railroads of is'honr
uniform demurrsge code. II Is gener;
ally understood that New England
will he hard hit by such regulation
and an attempt will be made TO bilng
about compromise WIN lhs "' ~
roads The meeting In Springfield y
under the auspices of the board oil
trade OF that city.
CONSTABLE Chauneey !. Knapp has
posted the warning for he state elee.
| l..Il.,,u hoard "a fhH town
; hall together with instructions 10
! voters and specimen ballots. Interest
ed rarsons may study the instructions
and weigh and measure the nominees
Spectators who watched ,ohsthni'
! En.nu ruthlessly remove the portraits
from our rogue 5 gallery compliment
ed him upon doing a thorough lob'
For n number of months tins bulletin
! board was an evesore. orleihaiiN ue
signed to give publicity 10 ieeal uueu
ments and warnings from the select
! men the board had been preempted Nv
!: those having lost articles TO advertise
Road Commissioner David I. Perry
: has had force of men ana teams az
work on Linden street oppos,te ,me
, Retreat this week repairing the sur
face of that thoroughfare. One of the
: improvements made is the abolition OF
/ the asphalt crossing which lei from
/ tho main buildings of the institution
Ito the Marsh building. This crossing
r has been removed and the hump ~
the roadbed eliminated. The entire,
. surface of the street for distance OF
' about 80 feet has been removed anu
the vermont material taken AVN
The road is being resnrfaced >, VIII
1 broken stone and a coating OF larVla
A win be applied. This road binder has
G been applied to stretch OF roau
t north of the Retreat and the aus
p nuisance has been largely abated.
i The new arrangement made by The
!. secretary of state whereby certain
n town clerks may issue automobll'
g licenses is proving paying venture
: Ear the state in this town. Last weel
o the town clerks office gathered in $2'
!. in fees and within four weeks her'
!. nearly S75 has been received. Assis,
/. ant Town Clerk G. ). Hopkins haNli'
q fam;liarizod himself with the automo
!, Ma laws of Vermont is watching TO
a chances 10 enrich the state. treasnr,
) hy exacting fees from visiting auto
!. ISIS who intend to remain IN the stat
n longer than the law allows them 7
Z remaiu without taking out vernon
. license. Several complaints have bee
T made that local owners of automoplie
>. are lax about securing license plate
it for 1910.
d -Meadowbrook Farm on Ames hill
a, the attractive summer home OF Tn
D. NcElbiunvs. was the scene yesterda
o morning of a pretty wedding when IN
rs only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y; !
e McElhinny, J. Louise, was married rh !
- ceremony which was performed
I.3o clock by Rev. II. Il. Shaw
- nastor Of tbe Congregational churc
N at Marlboro, was witnessed only g
8. the immediate relatives OF the brid
N and groom, being followed BY wee
n. ding breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
+ Niernv left on the afternoon tral
IS for New York where they VIII resld'
h Mr.. McNierny being employed IN " IN
n claims department of the New \ or
i. life Insurance company. Althoug
m comparatively new resident on anne
n. hin Mrs. McNierny has won the 10y
v and esteem of the summer colonlst
II, there, and as simple mark OF the,
y regard a happy company OF nelghboi
10 inst s.dropped in" Tuesday, night I
Is wish the expectant bride, and groom
d. prosperous and joyous life, lnclden EN-
ally bringing shower OF ,ihMaio t;t e.
nj other useful articles in such. qnantltl,t
If If as to fully anticipate and satisfy tn
~ needs and ambition of young nous
y wife. It is hoped that Mr.. and Mr.
& McNierny will spend their summer
E. on Ames hill.
ne %. J. Pratt has about complete
9, the alteration and redecoratioin L. w ,,'a
I'd in his store which has been under. wa
er for fortnight. Hardwood floors nay nay
ne been laid on the first and second no noe,
8 and the ground floor has been q rem ,a,;t
n, ished in an oaken effect set Oh W" =,
49, 49, white panelling Inc he anG Ss syst 81
IN Of tungsten electric lamps substitutes e
Of n store from the basement to tn