The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28

iay morning will be Jos.ph's corne
On the Grain Market.
AT the evening performance at ID
l.Sfir iheaief last evening George hal
reii was awarded a prize of six silye
knives, being the holder of the luck
admission ticket.
The regular weekly meeting Of til
teachers training class Of the Cenir
church was held Monday evening wit
Miss Florence ilemenway on liigI
street, The subject discussed by tn
members was Growth.
There was large attendance o.
members at the meeting of the Ladies'
Enterprise society held "Wednesday AT
tern0on and evening with Mrs, A. l.
Thomas ON Pleasant street, Supper wa
served from d until q clock. The 50
ciety will hold another meeting witt
Mrs. Thomas the afternoon OF Feb. y,
Nv. II. Richardson. who Is endeayor
| ing To secure the cooperation of peTs0n'
interested in having \. III. Arnold. th,
North Adams. Mass. hallonisi, give q
talk IN Bratileboro Feb. 10, has already
secured the names Of nearly 20 men wh0
have signihcd their willingness 10 take
one or more tickets,
"A stipulation has been filed in the
office Of the county clerk this week
which results in settling both eases of
Dupuis vs. Brisbois aud Brisbois " Du.
puts out Of court. Both parties reside in
Wilmington. and the eases arose over an
alteration between the parties over the
ownership of certain hay.
&C. :. Hopkins aud II. h. Chamber
lain will report tomorrow evening al n
special meeting of the board of civil
authority rs Ia the number of feeble
minded and epilepiic persons IN town.
Mr.. llopkins and Mr.. Chamberlain We're
appointed a committee by the board Ia
make u canvass of the town for this pur'
pose.
The Grange dramatic club gave II
dance in Grange hall Tuesday evening.
A short business meeting and an enter
tainment preceded the dancing. The en-
icrtainment was in charge of the fol.
lowing committee: Miss Clara Eamcs.
Miss Chloe Franklin. Miss Alvena Walk.
er. Mrs. FLOYD johnson and Mrs. Fred H.
Spaulding.
The subject of Rev. Roy NJ. Hough.
ton 5 sermon at the Centre Congrega.
tional church Sunday morning will be,
Why ! Believe There is God. This
will be the first sermon in series on
Some Fundamental Truths of Religion
aud special invitations have been sent
by Mr.. lloughton Ia large list of men
in this village today in the belief that
they will be specially interested in his
treatment of the subject.
John T. Movnihan of this place is
that he is in no way related |
10 the late Jeremiah Moynahan of 81. |
Louis who recently died without will |
leaving an estate estimated at over 1
100000. 4 letter has been written TO |
DR.. j. j. Moynahan. the we'll known vet,
Urinary. of Holyoke. Mass. advising him
hat he is one of the direct heirs to the
property and Mr.. Movnihan of Brattle.
,oro is not relative of the llolyoke
nan.
A hearing was held Wednesday be-
ore County Clerk f. ID. T.. Stowe. by di-
ection of Chancellor Alfred A. Hall. in
he case Of Henry 4. Mclean of ia
laica against the Jamaica Lumber com.
amy. The hearing was to determine
he value of the lumber cut and stand
NJ upon certain timber lots involved in
he suit between the two parties. j. X.
and 4. V. d. Piper appeared
or Mr.. Mclean.
Roy Thurber. the eight-year.old son
{ c. +. Thurber, of Halifax, broke one ,
~ Just above the ankle last week ,
thursday by falling beneath a horse. ,
ed which luckily was not loaded. He /
as brought to the Memorial hospital s.,
nat the extent of the fracture might ,
e learned by use of the X-ray. The
tile fellow was moved to the home of /
is grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. r
tacy. at q Chestnut street Sunday af a
rnoOn. He is resting comfortably, /
Tough he will be obliged to take va.
Ition of several weeks.
The San Jose scale has made its APP !
,arance in Guilford on the farm of j. \
enry Pratt, where it has been discov.
ed that several apple trees are badly 5
fected. The matter will be reported \
the state commissioner of agriculture. \
'ithin the next month or six weeks &
Orlando j. Martin of s
aintield will send nursery inspector +
Brattleboro to investigate the condi. q
on of the orchard of Prof. Wiliston \
alker on Williston street and at that n
me it is expected that thorough ex- /
nination of all of the surrounding ter n
Tory will be made If
The annual meeting of the Sunday q
hOol of the Centre Congregational y,
urch was held Sunday. Following are "
e officers elected for the year: Presi- o,
mt, E. C. Crosby; superintendent. G. II
Durham; assistant uperintendent, K
ed G. Brown; first assistant superin :,
ndent, Miss Florence Hemenway; sec a
tary treasurer. E. R. Bemis; Librarians, nj
ed c. Adams, Alfred Jordan and Hugh
,new; superintendent of intermediate b,
partment, Rev. Roy M. Houghton; CO
rs. F. W. Kuech; superintendent of III
mary department, Mrs. F. e. Perry; NJ
of beginners depart Be
mt, Mrs. William T. Haigh chairman to
book committee, Miss Mary Cabot: M
ditor, L. A. Whitney. an
e. j. Waterman, chairman of the IL
ard of bailiffs. has received letter 81.
m the Brattleboro Water Works com "
~ stating that the company does not a .,L
sider it the intent of the contract be- IN "
zen it and the village of Brattleboro h'
It hydrant should be installed on W.
stage of the auditorium at a yearly gu
tai of $40 as the town hall building IN
held by the company to be private "a
perty so far as it concerns the board lo'
bailiffs. The water works company ~ ~
tes that if such a hydrant is installed ~ W.
the auditorium stage the company ut
| look to the town rather than the vii W.
e for the rent and will endeavor to AZ
ect it's bill for such service from the a aI1I
n of Brattleboro The company has ~ ~
eived an order from the board of NJ, NJ
lifts for hydrant in the town hall NJ NJ
lding at the contract price of $40 per NJ W U
r, which was the figure agreed upon lie
all hydrants over the SO contracted
at the time of executing the agree tiy
1t between the village and the com wa
y. bel
Monday proved an off day on the tur
( of the West River railroad The int
ming mixed train experienced a series spt