The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

C b. Lamson will begin work within
w DAYS upon thoroughly up-to-date
Sge near his house on Washington
II will be constructed Of concrete
is appointments will include every
ID that Is needed to make thoroughly
fern storage for an automobile.
Chief Of Police George Wilson has
lived several complaints regarding
hes depicted upon the screens in the
moving picture theaters. II is
med that pictures Of a wild western
III removing the scalps OF noble red
Is that he has slain tend 10 incite the
Of the savage within the breasts
tome of the youngsters who attend
BE shows.
The jury in the case OF Miss Abble
rgan against Thomas J. Heaphy,
prietor of the Pavilion hotel at Mont
er, Friday in Washington county
IT brought verdict for the plaintiff
recover $500 and costs. The suit
brought for $4,000 damages on ac-
mt of an accident Miss Duggan sus-
bed while at work in the hotel laundry.
case was tried at former term
tn the jury disagreed. The defense
ms contributory negligence and will
e an appeal to the supreme court.
The funeral services of Frank w.
hball we're held at the home on Cros-
street at 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon.
\. John r. Cow officiated. The SER
rs were largely attended by members
the Masonic order, and the Wheel
D. workmates, friends and neighbors
/ profusion of floral tributes testified
the esteem in which Mr.. Kimball was
ID BY a wide circle of friends. The
tial was in Morningside cemetery. The
lrers were Fred L. Smith, f. A. Thomp-
Frank H. Brasor, William H. Perry,
Ri Hollander and l.. w. Hawley.
The Brattleboro high school Wash
ton party left Saturday morning at
g clock in two coaches which were
ached to the regular train. The par
numbered III, and those about the
ton Saturday morning as well as
bse occupying berths in the sleeping
attached to the train must have been
are of the exodus from Brattleboro.
ere was sufficient noise to warrant an
estigation upon the part of those oc-
Dying sleeping cars and more than
curtain was raised and sleepy face
ssed against the glass to learn
ht the connection was about.
Monday afternoon as the 2.27 p.
train pulled over the local railroad
Esing a man dashed down the street
threw himself at locked gate on
of the coaches, evidently Of the i'm
ssion that the train was departing
ereas it was being pulled across a
itch and was to be backed to the sta
b. The unknown runner grasped the
fe and was snapped back against the
in way to bring him to realization
| the fact that it is dangerous propo-
6on for novice to attempt to board
train travelling at the rate of 10 or 20
Hes an hour. A passenger on the plat
I'm grasped the man by the collar and
bsted him aboard. While ais well
ht ends well the crowd experienced a
ID quarter of minute when the man
lnped at the train
The First Baptist church was COM
etely filled Sunday evening upon the
casion of the union Easter concert by
e choirs of the Congregational, Metho-
st. Unitarian, Universalist and Bap-
It churches. 1t was necessary to place
airs for many persons who arrived
fe The exercises were opened by
ev. Roy M. Houghton, pastor of the
church, who gave the
vocation, A hymn was sung by the
and choir of 20 voices and
e scripture lesson was read by Rev.
h. Trout, pastor of the Universalist |
urch. The anthem was Be Comforted,
That Mourn. Prayer was offered
Rev E. J. Lewis of West Brattleboro,
d during the receiving of the Easter
fering Miss Gertrude Matthews sang
otfertory solo. The cantata, The
uci6ed, followed. It included solos
+. G. Adams, Mrs. w. H. Bond and
ISIS Alice Butterfeld The benedic-
N was given by Rev. E. Q. 5. Osgood.
Mrs, Harriet B. Howard, who has
en- advised that she is to share in
'acy OF large proportions coming from
estate of her grandmother, Margaret
wage, Of Dublin, Ireland, has received
vices from a cousin, Mrs. L. W. Par
OF Boston, telling the Brattleboro
essmaker that it is strange that she
not heard before of the distribution
the Savage estate Mrs. Parker, who
to be one Of the lucky ones in the dis
button of this great wealth, writes Mrs;
ward in detail as to the estate and
lat 1t is comprised of. The bulk OF
wealth left by Mrs. Howard g
ihdmother is in real estate and has
en- IN the hands of trustee who died
lew weeks ago. Mrs. Howard and
other will go to Ireland the coming
INNER to complete the proofs of their
lms: Within few weeks the MEM
e OF Mrs Howard IS family will meet
boston to arrange with representatives
Ihe Irish firm of solicitors as to the
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