The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-09-02
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


Franklin Rahh. son of Christopher
Hath OF Pine street. while at play
near his homie Tuesday afternoon broke
both henes IN bis right wrist.
John Curry has an eight room
hanse nearly completed an Pellet
street. between Central and South
Main streets. lie will move from -
Central street into his new home this
fall Contractor George ,toll Is the
builder.
The women II the Unitarian
socieiy will hold their annual fair AT
Festival hall Thursday, Sept, $. Doors
will be- open at 1 o 'cleek, Supper On
The European plan will Ice served
from 4 Ia :, followed hy q dance. All
ATE cordially invited,
-BIadsireei : weekly trade report
SAYS: Braiilehoro reports garment
factory operating full force. chair fac
tory doing large business and another
chair factory will be- ready for bust.
ness the latter part Of the wear. Retail
trade has been reasonably good. ~
Over 80 persons bought tickets at
she local station for Greenfield, Mass,
SATURDAY. afternoon, making the trip
10 see willard, the aviator, iiy in his
Cur,iss biplane. About - people went
down ON the Afternoon trains Monday
aud many automobiles made the trip
Saturday and Monday.
during the week Road Commits.
sioner David Z. Perry has. been devot'
ing his attention 90 clearing the gut
tiers ON many Of the streets. The Pros,
pect Hill section has been completed
In this part Of the commissioner fall
work and other streets will be gwen at'
,cniion the coming week.
Henry +. Jordan announces that
his son, Alfred b. Jordan, was taken
into partnership yesterday and that the
concern will hereafter do business nn
der the name of Jordan a Son. The
latter has been in the employ OF his
father for nine years. during the lasi
FIVE of which he has had charge of Tho
lens grinding and repairing depart
ment.
The third ease of infantile para
lvsis in Brattleboro has been reporte,
10 Health Officer Henry Tucker, II II
Fremont Whitney. the 9-year-old sol
of Henry T.. Whitney on Frost place
Though the disease is plainly Indicate
nv paralvsis the ease is considered
mild one. The health officer also re
ports q case of typhoid fever IN MI, IN
family of Melvin Cooper on Eiiio
street.
Mrs. Earl II. Gleason In attempt
inc 10 open the door of a gas range, a
her home on Elliot street yesterda
noon was severely burned about IN
face nv an explosion of gas. Her MAJ
was badly singed and one of her eye
was injured bv the burst of flame tina
struck her face. A physician was can
Oh 70 attend to the woman purn
and found that while severe the wound
were not serious.
LADY Isle, product of the New
,ort stock farm and winner of the fas
Stake events throughout the vernon
and Eastern Canada circuit last seas1i
cantured the 80 pace at keadVl1,,,, !
Mass Tuesday in straight heats IN
time was 2.O9A, 2.10h, 2.o9ia. On
and Asa Wilkes. both of whom appea,
Cd az the Valley fair last year, al
v.ambers of Walter Cox's string
Grand circuit campaigners.
A nersonal contest over. the II
ro,;vo office of Justice of the peac
mas developed in Springfield VI d
tween ALVIN j. Crosby, son OF n;
Crosby of this town, and +. Is. fllni
an The regular Justice ticket the nam
- Mr. Crosby was omitted, althous
W W had served as Justice for five year
ma nn no" hat of Mr.. Finn substitutes
Th;s action resulted in the ming o,
sacnnd ticket with the name Oh W
Croshv in place of that of MI. fiihh'
Fred f. Bushey has gone, to MI J.
aohnrv vi. taking with nm !. !.
K Lloo bred mare, Roxie g., by "A; a,
Muster, m and the trotting staiiao >,
Knrino. by Kremlin, an Alis s;s ba r
nradnct He expects to start ms noL e'
pfoauc.. On The Middlebury track whel
N races o now in training, and later
they ai Wh;te River Junction, Rutlan
90 " darlington. reaching Brat.iesn p
az aha last of September. Several, ; diH
K w are planning to 90 10 Mlu ut
t Muene n see the horses tired out
Keene Sentinel
The water in Pleasant valley II +
,.o;r has fallen four feet durlhs :. q
e er,nrner hut the cause cannot NC IN
trlbuted wmI q break was discover,
ing the ;neb main leading from u
in the ro, 40 This village. The pre- pre-
reservIbi won't q half mile south OF !,
Was at" at Pleasant Valley, and cofsi n;I
oana Iono crack in one lengIn u oI "a
~ M iiooaE was stopped weun ntor
mh he &c ;s an ample supply OF W wa ~,
~ n.y. reservoir for many weeks Wv
though no rain falls. 80 a. !,
a ouiet wedding, took place place. AZ
,r1.Ladist Episcopal parsonage WI r
Weene \. H.. Aug. %; when Mr. Mrs :
1nerd Randall, son OF MI r;,,; any Col
" G"- Randall. and Marion Eii1 Mps lam
Mar, NJ daughter of Mr.. ana t,o MlS. we
T f formerly OF bra't Raw Elw
united in marriage ~ 9ssu ;s employ
Hitchcock. Mr. R aaof company
by the Cheshire, De Randall was fl
teamstef, dnu AT the telephone :
merly ein TRhev will make their nome
Keene. AIDE
performances Of G Sa11see. A we
comedy, Just. Out q tor;y NM Saturd
o o;nnn in the auditorium andienc
sfternoon and evening -. Tho niay m,
That were not as large, , az .n deals ami
ted. just Out OF Oo t,,resnof a you
inely with the adv.eesnectiye father
graduate whose P loobi HE sum of mon
law gives ah n.y. y demonstrate his busl ut
with WHY ylnllpnf g course the young u !
ability. o VI we'll in fact that :
prospefs, low ~ Is finally forced lh. wbS
RI father competing concern T
= sorbing mnsist mostly Of prospte;on,nass a
assets; c mi of laughable sitq hare Sat,
plot n,nany that appeareI,
1 ,ay handled them very wen. n,on
70, Monday, Labor BDayt,t, e1fers p peo1
of opportunity enjoyment. 1t is 10 10
to find a oay on;cs. four events nc ne'
= day OF OF The labor ia,aaet;ne
:, T; E: u s;; ; :'
nc spo aas There will lid be eS SaaflEA