The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-12
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

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There will be walls party Ia Odd
Fellow : hall tonight, Everybody ls
welcome,
The beard ~ listers will complete
their work On the anadfienniel appraisal
oi real estate next week,
The local posioliee will be open
only from ! 10 ~ On Tuesday, Rattle 81
bennington dRy. The local carriers viii
make one delivery.
Pacah0nias councils degree team
will go Ia Fellows Falls Aug, ~ 60 ek'
emplifV the work before The great chiefs
81 Vermont. New Hampshire aud Massa'
ehnsetis.
The hand concert that Was 10 be
given "Wednesday evening IN EsieNNiile
will be given there Monday evening,
The Ladies Enterprise society win serve
ice,rFeam.
Through the generosity of X. :.
ghilds aud 4. ". Childs The old home
week celebration ut Wilmington next
week will have a. feature several
entertainers from the White lYeeum
bureau OF Boston.
The baud concert scheduled for
next week viii he given SATURDAY eve
ming on the Brooks House balcony. The
band will consist of 30 musicians and
spccial program of two hours viii be
rendered. the program 10 bc announcer
next week.
Jennie -. Powers of Kecnc, y. H.,
well. known as the agent of the humane
society, has brought suit for divorce
from her husband. Frank \. Powers OF
Bratilcboro. The petitioner alleges M
tolerahle severity and refusal 10 sup
port. They were married M ntatile'
horo. Jan. /. 1850, by Judge william
:. Newton.
Residents Of South Main street
who keep record OF dark nights re-
mort that the are. light nj the top OF
,bc hill has Joined forces with the town
clock. Following the example set ny
the clock a few DAYS ago this lamp re-
fuses 10 work more than half time.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday evenings
the lamp was not lighted.
Henry l.. johnson, employed IN
the Brooks House kitchen. became en-
uaped in an alteration with nnolheI
emplove Tuesday afternoon and AFTER
n war Of words Johnson, II y claimed;
! threw n dish AT someone. He pleaded
guilty TO a breach of the peace ~
municipal court that afternoon ana
paid n fine of ~ and costs of s3.24'
Herbert Eddy. who was arrested
| Wednesday night on n charge oil M
toxication. was fined - and costs
| amounting TO sl3.0s by Judge y. W.
Gibson in municipal court YESTERDAY
afternoon. States Attorney Charles H.
Williams of Bellows Falls prosecuted.
Eddy became intoxicated on Jamaica
a;naer He is the second ginger drunk
| To appear in municipal court TINS week
-Road Commissioner David /. Perry
hos heen devotng his attention TINS
week to Fuller hill on Canal street. lne
street from a point short dlslahs.
west of Birge street to the top. oil INC
iii onnosite the Memorial hospital mas
heen resurfaced with gravel and VIII De
oiled This improvement VIII DE ap
nracioted bv not only automobll lists pu'
bv transfers as the dust has been al
most unbearable during the past rev
weeks of dry weather. The cohiin,s
sioper has begun work upon the siue
walks on Oak street.
Chief of Police Wilson mas re
eeived eight notices of stolen morse TI,
within the past three months n'
latest is from Thompsonyille, conn,
and the animal is described as nm.
bav, 1000 pounds, white face; ni, .os
TO an open buggy with ruDper liils
l imi as % wears old, weighing l3S
nounds. : feet and inches tall, Al
he team is believed to be headed 1ol
Varmont il is possible the man may
come through this section. me lhomp
sonv;lle authorities will make an ehor'
to catch the thief. !,
John L. Roess, adminis.rator A
bonis non of the estate OF Nancy - =,
ESterhrook. has appealed to the county
an,rt from the report made by the com on,
u .,;ss;oners of the estate of George w
Esterbrook July 10. He represents Una
Nancy Esterbrook was the Wiz al,
r-at.law of George. W. Estefpi tha,
and that the administrator OF , in%
estate declines to appeal from anow
ances made by the comm. coililn,ss 10 n,
a m4,tn If Julia A. Childs, is the claiman
=, nne case and personally IN anotne
ease r. c. Bacon and II. It. BARBER az
o+torneys for Administrator hoess.
-John B. Tufts Of Nashville, Tenn q.
na Miss Leonora S. Richardson OF "A, ASH
i,mr Mass, both formerly OF bra.
tIahnrn were married FRIDAY morning II
~ Conorepational church at Ashpu ml
f hnm nv Rev Jason G. Miller: ~
n ,ia service was used and only iln m
;atsS relatiyes attended. Mrs. Inits
q dauohter of Mrs. Leonora II. h MN, ~
son widow of G. M. G. Rlcnardfs9Gn ~, u y
Brattleboro. She is 6, graduate OF UuI,
ing academy and after VAR f sormerl
Simmons college. M. Iui nsar roIr com
rnried for the Brattleboro Overall com
m mun and was well-known here az
b Pant ethall player. He is now empito cyod
oa' no travelling salesman with nea !,
% or+ors in Nashville, Tenn, where
quaarSL;; W hide will make their home.
anu George Twitchell went TUESDAY :. =
-ueui Mass where he was operate
nn hy Dr. =. r. Lynch at the :. t al >
!. IInnsritaj and at present IS repoIteo
i ho;pnV' comfortable. Seven weeks ks ~ -
: NJ ufrn Twitchell fell distance OF ~ ae q
= f Ma, a ladder while painting mouse y y
Walker place, sustaining c othpr Il
= fractnre of the left leg and H., ot t;,na y
: iuries of serious nature. Az Sr 70 Memo
9 The accident he was removeut +ended b
= rial hospital where ne wa staff an
p a,yod FOR several days before gong : :
I L;s home on South Main street. I hoe
ms oaIind DR.. Lynch who has since p "a,
ne cttandance. Last Sunday me ~ =
IN a.. o,movad and careful investlgatlo,
M I;so,nsad that the bone had not u INA
u,s ohobIv owing to the weakened cu ora
t;on If the patient. An lnclsion ntfecte
inches long, above the knee was ed IF off
ana odn ace a fresh surface, then wlred y
gether. .5,.+s q
To- several weeks residents u, y i
p.o.noct hill in the vicinity Oh H so',m
;notnn and Central streets nas n;oh
nvidences on many occasions " nnd fru
iv visitor to their gardens +hn visit(
trees. ~ ,,;+b the country as i
w wasd fa Rst fruit tree and nson 1ssy @a9
clue behind him and the .bI; e3fpIIfi lived