The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

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chapel service al The Retreat AeAi has'
izY zfisFn11a =; J e'rseeks
The Ladies Eaisfpfiss safety stii
meet alta MFs- Ansen MllllahAss %
ckrssnal street. Wednesday af'ssAe@s'
A hearing sili 10 held to-day DO
fore Jaas. !, 4. MaItih - The h4nk'
saptry proceedings ~ nooIso ffcies.
isks, NJ. ffeisFisks IafmsTiy epsfsiei
a s4m mill in Marlboro and The heaf,
lac to-day is 10 regard 10 tho transfer
III certain properly alleged 10 have
heea made by him.
w, 4. i.yen II l.eamlHsief. Mass,
4 trick hlcysliss. entertained people on
Main street eith an assortment 81
fancy slunis Wednesday attrtneeh and
evening, lie taok M = collection 70
helm dofAy expense u his trip iron
i.,ssains,sr % tho White Mountains,
Ills balancing feais were the enss OF
the small boys.
-Oula q. Mare. tho well'knewn
Wilmington merchant, aud Mfs, lara
Walker Dodge Of Marlboro, Mass
urre married In Marlboro TUESDAY.
roins AZ once by auto % Worcester,
Mass, before starting for Mllmlns.oh'
They were Ia hFaiilebefe. Yesterday w
call upen Ms, Wares hfeihef' he''
bert y, Walker. 81 this iosn'
The hrsi complaint for deer dam,
age 10 be- hled this year has been mad.
by 4. u. y. Stowe. 4 large number .,
yanng apple trees N The orchards OF
Mr.. Stowe and Z. H. bauons on Am's
hin have been ruined by deer hfens
ms. The selrc,mea aud County ftsh
sna Game Warden II. l., Frost will IN
s,seci the orchards and appfaise The
damage.
Judge Charles Francis Stone, 90,
81 tho New Hampshire Superior court
died nj his home In LaooniA MONDAY;
Judge Siane was formerly chairman el
the democratic state committee TOT
four years be was naval oiiecf OF ~"
port ~ Boston, receiving his app"ini
mcni from President Sl.velhnd' lie
had been the pariy candidate for gov
.rnor and for both branches 81 con.
rress. Judge Stone was brother. OF
Mir. A, l.. Childs Of casilcion aud had
many local nequainianecs.
The Bellows Falls Times thus de-
tl.s the West River valley; WIN the
promise that lirattleboro y 10 have
model United States court house COMES
the hope that has been cherished Tor
wears of holding the Windham county
court there. III is believed by many
that arrangements could be made win
the federal government 20 hold county
cnurt there in the new court ROOM
Such an arrangement would be ahpte.
eiaied by the attorneys Of Bellows
Falls, rs well ms those in BrattleboIo,
as the making Of n trip 20 Newianc 20
hold court is an Inconvenience Tor the
attorneys In both towns.
IDENTITY sheriff c. T.. Mann served
nap.rs upon Ernest Tudor OF Brattle-
boro and George Tudor of Wardsboro
Tuesday in a suit brought by \. crosby
Kenneth and Others of Conway. y. H.,
10 determine the title of certain per
sonal property which the plaintiffs al
leye was transferred 10 them by the
defendants with the understanding that
II was free from encumbranec. The
declaration of the plaintiffs Is that
there were several mortgages on the
property instead of no cncumbrances.
II. G.. a T. T.. Barber are attorneys TOT
the plaintiffs. The ease Is retnrnabie
at the September term OF Windham
county court.
Guy A. Doolittle. who has been IN
Newfane Jail for number of months
on close iail execution, will be given
the liberty of the Jail yard. This order
was made by Judge Alfred a; Hall OF
st. Adams Saturday. The order, how;
ever. does not take effect until npril
/. 1911. Meantime the town OF Brat-
tleboro will continue 10 pay MT. DOC
Titles board. When Doolttle IS re.
leased il will only be on sulhcieht
bond 10 satisfy the judgment should ne
leave the state of Vermont The order
of release will forbid Doolittle from
leaving Vermont without paying the
amount of the Judgment
A derailed freight ear on the West
River mixed train blocked the west
River track near its junction with the
Boston & Maine track for about two
hours Wednesday afternoon. As the
train was approaching the switch
short distance north of the American
buildinp carload Of paving stones
!" climbed the rail and the rear truck
went off the track. The ends OF the
ties for some distance were damaged
and one of the sills of the ear was
cracked. With the assistance of the
switch engine and local section gang
the ear was replaced on the rails IN
time to allow the evening train to leave
for South Londonderry on time.
Julia NJ. Shaw of Hinsdalc, n. H.,
has brought suit for $4,000 against
Lester +. Clark, Welthie r. Clark, John
=, Dix and H. F. Weatherhead, all of
Brattleboro, for alleged misrepresenta,,
tion in the sale of farm. The alleged
Misrepresentation regards the lines OF
the property and a certain spring
of water upon the farm. The spring
of water is made a matter OF import
ance in the writ as it is claimed to be
of great value to the plalntiff IN me ne
is an expert in the work of metal plat
ing. With the exception of Mr..
Weatherhead, who possesses property
and could be attached the other de-
PENDANTS gave bail for their appear
ance at the September term of Wind
ham county court Gibson Water
man are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Deputy Sheriff G. E. Mann served the
papers Wednesday.
From the returns made by the Of
fetal dog killer, Constable q. l. Knapp,
it appears that the number of unll-
censed dogs supposed to be threatening
the community was over-estlmated.
When the time limit expired for hcen.
sing dogs the belief was general that
about 40 animals would have to sur
render their lives according to tne
statutes. 1t appears from Constable
Knapp's report that only five unlicensed
animals were found. Complaint has
been entered against the owners OF the
five dogs located and the statutes say
that fine of $15 must be imposed
The dog. Two of the five dogs found
have been officially killed. The con;
stable found that a number Of dogs had
been transported out of the state and
in many cases licenses had been taken
out in the name of some other person
than the name of the owner as given
to the listers.
IL. I.rarr formarly Of Rrattle.