The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21

a maeting az ihn W0man's alllaR'
will ho held with Airs, Charles Ward,
next saturday evening, ~ 80 . 'riar
Mhrn Harry l., Piper will give y talk .
lilT,ls,
Herbert Y. ionsuil and ElnoFa
Lindsey, bath af hTaiiiehoFa, MeF. anil
~ IN marriage hy Judge William
Newton ~ the office IT the town eleF
Saturday,
Tive eases from Mindham count
are sci for trial during the serond wee
lnf the February term ~ the NeTmon
supreme conu. which will convene I
Montpelier Feb, /,
The regular monthly meeting ~ III
hfaiIlehaFn sunday school union wa
omitted "Wednesday evening Ia permi
the several teachers a. attend the Ice
iurr given by Prof l., II, Patton AZ ih
teniFo church,
W n, kinson and Fred l.ansill,
have hired The old hasseii harness shaI
az the corner ~ Canal aud South Main
streets, aud will SO into business then
next week, They plan 10 do all kind
LOT leather repairing, Both are eNpe
I been In the harness business for 81
yrars aud Mr.. Lansille for 90 years
| both having been emnloyrd Ia the shot
formerly owned by II. Il. Brown,
Miss Catherine Wiley. 81, died nj
the Memorial hospital Sunday follow,
ing an operation which she underwent
hast week. She came to the hospital
from Vernon. where she was employed
Miss Wiley was the daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. George r. Wiley Of Enfield,
Mac Esau.sul s.Fssaa.. K,.r. hall At
$50 clock Tuesday afternoon nj NJ, i.
Mornn's funeral parlnrs. Rev. NJ II.
Sharplrs oiliciaicd aud the body was
placed in the vault in Prospect Hill
cemetery. Miss Elizabeth Wiley. sis
ter ~ Enfield. Mass. was present,
--,luhn T. Mpynihnn. manager IT the
Valley Grain company. IL wondering
whether the Jeremiah Moynihan of ST.
Louis, Mo. who recently died leaving
an estate Of considerable size, Is n rcla'
tive Of his He had an uncle by that
name whom he has not heard from for
many years. The last he knew he was
in Ireland Mr.. Moynihan has com,
inundated with persons in ~. Louis 10
ascertain IL possible the particulars con
corning the dead man, not par iculaTly
for the purpose of learning whether he
is an heir to any of the estate, hut 20
satisfy himself whether the man was
his uncle of whom he had long since
lost track.
AT the regular meeting Of Protcc'
tive grange Wednesday evening the lee
turer. Carl ;. Hopkins. will present the
following program: Inventions that
Have Impressed Ne Most. Mrs. Alma
Goodenough. i. T.. Lawrence; music;
Why ! Became n Carpenter \. II,
Combs: Milkdealer. T.. T.. Mathcr; q
Stcnographcr. Bessie Farnum: cabinet
maker, VI. W. Sargent; a confectioncr. A.
T.. Miller: a Roadbuilder ID. I. Perry;
a chef. II. W. spaulding; a Farmer, +.
\. Phelps; "A Printer. A. T.. Atwood:
DrcsSma ker. Mrs. \. II. Combs; a
A. w. Roel: an Electrician. W
b. Sargent; teacher. \. u. Clawson; q
LAWYER, +. +. Barber: recitation, Har.
Profit, +. ID. +. Stowe. \ discussion will |
follow
AT the annual meeting of the stock. |
FOLDERS of the New London Northern |
company in St Adams Satur'
lay, the following board of directors
vas elected; Thomas b. Eaton of Wor.
ester Charles II. Osgood and John c.
\verill of Norwich, Conn. c. G. Rum.
i'll of Springfield Mass. Edward c.
'mith of ST. Adams. David Mackenzie
nd j. A. Southland of New London,
'onn., Guilford Smith of South Wind
am. Conn. and Senator +. B. Brande
ee of Hartford. The directors organ.
led by elecfing C. II. Osgood, presi.
ent; J. A., Southland, secretary; j. G.
.verill. treasurer. The company is
perated by the Central Vermont Rail.
Jay company. which has lease on the
roperty for so years.
Harrison +. Fisk. 90, brother of
rank ID. Fisk of Brattleboro, died in
hospital in Peoria. ILL.,, Jan. ID after
n illness of three weeks with neuralgia
f the heart The burial was in Oak
idge cemetery in Springfield. ILL., Mr..
isk was born in Chesterfield, n. H.,
Law ID, 1870 and was one of three
hildren of John B. and Arabell (Rob.
rtson) Fisk. For several years in his
lrly life he was express agent in Hins
ale, and later he lived in Springfield
lass. He was a member of Company
:, 9th New Hampshire regiment He
ent west about 25 years ago, and since
len he had been a travelling salesman.
esides his brother he leaves one son.
red n. Fisk. of New Haven, Conn.
e was a member of the Knights of
ythias.
AT the annual election of the Cit,
ms Trust company this noon, the fol
wing directors were elected in place
those whose terms expired this
Onth: George w. Featherstonhaugh, ,,
I. Schermerhorn. Alvin j. Quacken :
lsh. Henry Horstmeyer. John G. Van !
cast, William G. Nicklas, Martin p. /,
vart, and James F. Hooker. All of :
e men above mentioned were direc :
rs with the exception of James F.
ooker. Mr.. Hooker is the president 9
the Mohawk Overall company, and :
taking very active interest in !
henectady affairs. Both he and those !
ISOLATED with him have shown their a
eat confidence in Schenectady pres :
t and future by investing heavily in Y
real estate and business :
terests, and his election is taken as a p
cognition of ability and progress q
henectady Union of Tuesday. f
The publishers of 90 weekly news. t
pers of the state were represented t
her in person or by proxy at meet
: held in the Pavilion at Montpelier II
)ndav evening, for the purpose of II
the Vermont Weekly News Z!
per Publishers association. Officers =, m
re elected as follows: President, L. ~
Thayer of Morrisville; vice presi- n,
Mt, F. n Whitney of Mortified; sec i,
AIRY and treasurer, M. c. Reynolds of r.
sex Junction; executive committee, q
B. Johnson of Randolph. f. Fl. Crane .,
Brattleboro, and w. j. Bigelow of st. Of Of
committee, consisting of bf
; president and secretary, was APP a,
nted to draw up a set of bylaws and ~
,ort at meeting to be held later. ~
e object of the organization is the b1
tual benefit to be gained from the A.
tied efforts of the publishers of the ON
rious state weeklies, this being con o or
ued to mean the financial advantages GO GO
ich would result from an organiza- or or