The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21
local NOTES AND GOSSIP.

hene will be- M meeting of ihl
~ club next SUNDAY evening,
Pie ", Il, G. will hold a sewing
BIZ IN q, 4. Il, hall Thursday after
Jan, 81.
lhe executive beard II Vermont
baiian at Momen's clubs mel u
Wednesday afternoon,
Was There a Flood - Is the ,opl,
isrussion NJ the tenite chugsl
b this evening. Everybody wei
che women of the Baptist churcl
lest Rrattlchora will serve n sup
IL eolors next "Wednesday evening
y Vesiry,
b. Crystal Springs lee COMPANY
cutting lee an CRYSTAL Springs
Monday morning, The Ice was 20
, thick when cutting began,
recording Ia figures compiled hv
street : agency the number ~ fail
~ Windham county Ia 1909 was
tho total liabilities being sllis,ia
osscis s376.Is.
social will be- held for the parish
Miehae's Episcopal church Wed
ID evening. Jan, 20. ~ $50 q clock.
home of Mrs. q. ". TYLER. Tyler
Al are cordially invited.
4. Townshend. recently II West
sr. has bought the Litileheld place
bincy. liz has Temndelled aud rem,
II the house extensively, aud will
his family there al an early date.
chc senior class of the local high
ID has given NJ the idea of a public
Ing match, aud will concentrate iis
kies on it, annual fair. which will
place the afternoon and evening
D.. 81.
k,boui IL members of Company ]
ked a supper AZ Hall : restaurant
(fdav evening ms the winning team
b. recent pinochlc tournament held
b. Armory. August Wilson was the
bin Of the losing team.
frhe teachers training class will
Monday evening AT 1.i5 . clock
Miss Ilemenway nj u High street.
subject for discussion will he
18th. The sessions of the class are
to all who are interested.
Thc regular meeting of Brattleboro
Ter. Daughters of the American
Mutton, was postponed from Tues
afternoon 10 this afternoon on ac'
/ of the death of Mrs. Ida NJ. !
e. who was a member of the chap. |
The meeting will he held al the |
of Mrs. l.. +. Holden. and Mrs. |
en- and Mrs. W. +. Root will be
lostesses.
With six birds exhibited by f. ID.
towe at the Boston poultry show
week he won one first, three see.
and two thirds. The first was
Ired by a golden duekwing cock
A second and third was given
: duckwing cockerel and a second
awarded a silver duckwing pullet
a brown red pullet. A birchen
rel was given a third. Miner x
er showed golden and silver duck
pullets, and won n third on each.
ames Howard or 80 Prospect
!. an electrician employed at the
, factory. while at work Saturday
Don accidentally touched live
with a pair of pliers, and received
elk which caused him to fall from
ten ladder upon which he was
ing. The fingers of the hand in
he held the pliers were slightly
d. He was attended by doctor
home. and it was found that he
suffered no serious injury. Mr..
I'd returned to work Tuesday.
lans are under way to secure n. i
rnold of North Adams. Mass, to
a talk on ballooning in Brattle-
A number of local young men @
interested in this form '
usement, and there is little doubt !
good audience could be secured.
Arnold has had many thrilling ex-
ICES in ballooning. not the least !
ne being the ducking that he and
lpanion received when their bal d
a participant in the international .
n Germany a year ago last sum I
came down in the North sea. I
no would like to have Mr.. Arnold N
should communicate with W. II. {
rdson. Z
ocal ice hockey enthusiasts have d
4 team and issue challenge to \
cam in Bellows Falls, Greenfield, I
, other nearby town for series "
,ches. A rink is to be constructed Il
2 ice just below the Connecticut b
bridge, and it is hoped that reg F
schedule of games can be ar #
|. The local team is made up as P
S: F. Dunlevy, center; W. Blake,
wing; L. Dunlevy, left wing; :
, Martell. rover; J. Clarity, goal; q =
genfelter, point; M. Lingenfelter, IL
oint. Managers wishing to ac- o.
he challenge of the local team m
communicate at once with M. n
lfelter. o!
H. G.. Thomas reports s.
2 deer were killed or found dead til
rmont in December. OF these, to
were found dead, six were found H
|, and were killed by orders Of of
IS. two were shot, two were is
I'd, one was killed by railroad 81
and four were killed by dogs. as
killed one each in Stanford, 81
bury, Shoreham, and West Tops en-
railroad train, one in Dorset; Sc
ne each in Arlington and Cabot; in
and ordered killed, one each in re
ry, Roxbury, Somerset, South Sc
on, Sharon and Hartland; drown
e each in Eden and Woodbury.;
dead, one each in Sheldon, High pa
Fairfax, Cambridge, Hartford, Ell
, and Barre. N
e hearing of the public service or
sion on the condemnation pro- pa
rs instituted by the Central Yer we
'ailroad to acquire the Judge P.
" on Vernon street has been de
postponed until Feb. Is. The re-
sion was expected to appear in Es
boro yesterday to continue its L.
|. in the matter which was begun of
weeks ago. The petitioners at 10
ne of adjourning in December tn
presented their testi- DO
before the commission, and it rel
expected that the defendants Til
require several days to present mi
timonv of their large number of un
es. The testimony taken during va
two days of the hearing makes str
document and the end is not VIII
sight. ito
2 body of WHY'S Benedict, "a,
ed at the Brattleboro Retreat nj,
Y of last week, was buried in Ma
ton Friday He was the son of EN-
lopa1iof of Purlip Uf IN and was no