The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


lace IN Grange hall Tuesday evening
The next regular meeting Of th'
h. 4. r. L. will be- held next TUESDAY
afternoon nc q clock 10 the rest room
-Romanga q. Rice uf this town hai
been granted an increase ~ pension al
be rate af $50 month from Dee. J
ia0a.
-Mindham cnunty's apportionmen'
Z the state school aud highway TAX i
follows school, -li,l9a,3l; high
Ngay. sg.062.ns.
The Memorial hospital will b. open
j. visitors 20 ward patients from a.
b.. a. q. M every sunday after inis
late. instead o. from , 70 pm, rs here
(otore.
tn, Woman : Relief cous viii meet
b O. A K ball saturday evening, Jan.
~ clock ~ arrange for the in
fallation which = 20 be held next Tues
Jaw evening.
The ice.h0uses 0f the swift Beef
ompanv aud ~ch0riing market were
He'd last week with lee cuf from the
onnerficut river bv the crystal
Springs lee company. The ice was TAX.
n from a spot in the rear OF the old
bowling allev on the ISLAND and was
bout inches thick.
Miss GRAHAM. missionary from
elvas Turkey, who Is IN this country on
furlough. viii give an address IN the
First Congregational church az West
brattleboro next Thursday evening ~
o clock, under the auspices OF the
Woman : association. The fourth divi-
ION OF the association will serve
mpper at clock in the church par.
prs The public is invited.
"A Joint installation Of officers OF
edgwick post. and >edgwick Relief
prps will be held in G.. \. X. hall Tues.
ay evening. Jan. IL. M 80 o clock.
Following the installation there will
speeches and musical program. Re
eshments viii be served bv the ". X. I
The women OF the corps are re- +
ested 10 carry cake without further 1
licitation. The public is invited.
The second annual banquet given
n the Vermont Printing company 10
: employees took place Saturday eve
Eng in the Brooks House Thlrty-six
.rsons were present. After the re-
sst. which was an excellent one, brief
emarks were made bv +. II. Crane. II.
Rice. g. F. Mann II. c. Shaw, J. j.
Muslin. W p Jones and W. j. Mac.
Ieod. Music was furnished by one Of
]. II. Barber : Victor victrolas.
Captain Bertha Hoke. who has
barge of the local branch of the sal.
htion Army. has received several calls
br men g and women s clothing. and
kakes an appeal to all who have such
hat they can dispense with To send II to
be- hall in the Richardson block. Elliot
kreet. or drop a card TO 9 Elm street, or
blephone 1872. This appeal is worthy
e and should meet with liberal re- ,
onse. !
Following the regular session OF !
e Universalist Sunday school Sunday {
fternoon the following officers We're a
ected for 1910: Superintendent, J /. q
burtletf: assistant superintendent. Miss r
Law Edwards; secretary. Miss Alvina v
Walker: treasurer. Fred Spaulding. ir.; I
bditor. Charles G. Staples; executive a
Smmittee. Mrs. Fred G.. Sargent. Mrs. a
E. Flagg. Rev d. f. Trout and the q
kperintendent and assistant superin- b
5ndent. ex-officiO; librarians. Miss
bloc Franklin and Miss Doris Ran !.
~. .
/ foreclosure proceedings have been +"
istituted by Warren G.. Doolittle !
kainst Guy A. Doolittle to recover on i
fmortgage for $500 executed by Guy y
bolittle Feb. % 1907. in favor of Min ,
lie E. Doolittle Rice and assigned by =
kr to Warren G. DoOlittle Dee. $. 1909. 3
be real estate described in the petition =
br foreclosure is situated in Brattle- Z
bro and Vernon and consists of parcels =
land claimed to have. been left TO y,
aiv A. Doolittle by his late father, W
lonzo z. DoOlittle The hearing on ~
Ie proceedings is set for April u. 4,
The divorce case of Frank A. Lar RI
wv vs. Angelina NJ Larrow. which has Is,
len more or less before the courts n
hce the spring Of 1907. has taken an Is
her turn. 4 few weeks ago Mr.. Lar n
Nv was directed by Judge Hall to con nj
tbute SIS a week for the support Of
children who are in the custody of
hs Larrow. At that time Mr.. Lar M
Nv was out of the state. Now Attor 81
" R. c. Bacon. representing Mr. Lar DO
w. has asked to have the matter taxi Il,
from the Vermont courts into the or
nited States court. al
Chancellor A. A. Hall Monday y,
anted temporary Injunction in the ~
ancery eases of DR. Alexander Dor pi
pd vs. DR.. BENJAMIN F. Wilmington of *
and Benjamin F. Milling ~ ~
VS. Alexander BOrland. The re- ~ .
'aining order permits the two eases VI
be tried at the same time of trying - -
foreclosure case of Millingt0n ~
ainst Borland. ct. al. The three cases W
pw out of an alleged breach of con ~ ~,
let between the parties in which it Is ! L
lined that Dr. Millington sold his WI
dical practice to DR.. Borland and later 1 ~
nmed his practice. b tie
Mrs. Frances C. Gilman. Sc. died ,,se
Hay morning at the home of her
Yer in North Adams. Mass. of =
bplication of diseases with which she boz
i suffered for some time. She was We
b in Windsor. VT. was member of VIII
icr nd ir1i n
Eth Adams for a number of wears. TAI
leaves two sons. William of North by
Inns and Edward s. of Pittsfeld: two ti0l
thers. Frederick Cary Of Hartford. ice,
h.. and George Cary of Bos- ii
and two sisters, Mrs A. W. Har- mos
b. of Brattleboro, Vt, and Mrs. attt
hry Jones of North Adams. OF
viii Carleton the poet. whose APP don
rance in Brattleboro a short time lds
was enthusiastically received, will ~
4 another reading from his works 10
lnesday evening in the auditorium. e!ds
his first appearance in Brattleboro ate'
Carleton read poem entitled The ~ ~,
III of Brattleboro and offered re- eie
tls to the authors of the best sequeIs Nv Nv
ther in prose or poetry. Competent ~ ! I
yes will decide on the merits of the hi''
brent sequels, some of which will be =
by Mr.. Carleton Wednesday eve ham
!. Copies of the original poem can Dup
secured at the stores Of Freeman ale:
It. Arthur F. Roberts and at the wer,
nge store. c. f
Mrs. o. E. Randall and daughter. bein
f. c. Haviland. narrowly escaped to j;
arious accident Monday afternoon four
e driving on Western avenue. Both emit
len we're thrown out of the sleigh the
the horse fell across the ear tracks that
\ nearly opposite T. B. johnson s. mad
aoc;daut occurrad in a narroxy nIaco riff