The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

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George cfoll began WORK Monda,
on seyensoam HOUSE an Highland street,
lie expects that II will h. frady for oc'
eupaney early In the summer.
1t Is expected that many from this
section will attend the ceremony 81
the conservation 81 Bishop J, J, Rlee al
the Roman Catholic dioo.se al buflins'
ton April u,
The annual meeting al the lifaiile-
bolo Boai club will take plane Wesiness'
day evening In nom ~ IN the Amen,
can building Reports will he heard
and officers elected for the ensuing year
The Bfaitleboro Branch II the Mo'
mans Alliance will meet with Mrs. John
Rarows q, the Colonial Friday evening
at 5.30 o'clock. II will be the regular
birthday sociablc for the season and q
large attendance Is earnestly desired.
The annual reception and exhibition
Of 4, Wales : dancing classes will be held
in Festival hall, Friday evening, April
:. Music will be furnished by Wales =
orchestra of ten pieces. Door will bc
open at 7;i5 and the march will take
place at eight,
Philip Thomas, who recently closed
his fruit and confectionery store IN the
Richardson block ON Main street ON nc
count Of financial difficulties, is opening
a fruit siorr IN the Judge building, since
leaving Braiilcboro Mr.. Thomas hsa
been " New York.
Levi l.awion died Of pneumonia
last Friday at his home in fairhayen,
Mass. after a brief illness. Mr.. law,on
was widely known, having been travel.
ing salesman for an undertaking supplies
company for several years, He leaves
a wife, who was Miss Jessie Orion, former
" Of Bmttlcboro,
III I. Wcaiherhead, agent for the
T.. A. Sirout company, has this week sold
The Ilartwcll or King place, so-talled,
in Guilford, consisting Of 200 acres, TO
William II. Heath Of Glcnmont, \. Y.
George ID, llartwcll will remain on the
place for the present MIR. Heath intends
10 operate large dairy and will ship
milk from Bra,tlcboro 10 Massachusetts
,ities.
The supper 10 be given by Capt. G.
4. Welman s pool and billiard team TO
he victorious Vermont Wheel club aggre-
,ation captained by A. T.. Wood will
axe place in the Brooks House Wedncs-
lay evening, April -, at S O'Clock. A
ew Of the games scheduled have vet TO
DC PLAYED but the lead Of Capt, Wood s
cam is so great that the remaining con-
ests will not affect the result. The COM
nittee in charge Of the supper is composed
II DR. f. X. Newell, W. A. Shumway and
!. +. Brasor.
Reciprocity Day was observed by
he Brattleboro Woman's club March
3. Reports OF the work OF the clubs in
Bellows Falls, Chester, Putney and Spring
ield, VT, were made by representatives
rom those places. Mrs. Ashton, pres-
lent of the state federation of woman S
Tubs, spoke at length urging the clubs
o unite in various lines of work. which
he suggested. A selection was sung by
F. C. Adams, and Sewall Morse gave a
,ornct solo A buffet luncheon was
,erved. Leitsinger's orchestra furnished
music.
Statement has been made by we'll
Known local political expert during the
week that there is a likelihood OF another
candidate coming into the
ield within a few days. The man is
lanes X. Batchelder Of Arlington. While
Bennington county has a candidate in
he person of NJ. j. Hapgood of Peru it
$ said that Mr.. Batchelder can poll a
,reater number OF delegates AT the state
than could his mountain neigh
,or. Many of Mr.. Batchelder's friends
AVE asked him to allow his name to be
lsed and within few days they say that
IN announcement may be expected from
i'm. He has been mentioned in con-
lection with the governorship several
lines recently.
A meeting of the y. Il. O. F. lodges
n this district was held with Brattleboro
odce Wednesday evening, A delegation
4 Is attended from the Bellows Falls
odpe There were no visitors from Spring
ield, VT, which is the third town in the
district. The degree work was exempli-
led bv a team from the local lodge under
he direction of Harry Sweetland. Supper
vas served to the visitors and members
# the lodge at 6 o'clock in the banquet
DOM of Red Men S hall where the degree
york was done During the evening
,rief talks were given by Frank Peabody,
!. ID. ID. W., of Boston, L. A. Bugbee,
J. W.. of Barre, VT, f. c. Davis, G. Y. W,
md E. R. Lynch, d. d., of Brattleboro.
II the close of the meeting Mr.. Davis
invited the members of the lodge and
he visitors to attend special performance
Il the Lyric theater. The Bellows Falls
delegation returned on the 1920 train.
While there was no representative present
rom Springfield the meeting was one OF
he most largely attended of any held in
his town.
The docket for the spring term OF
curt, which opens at. Ne,wfane; Tues
lay, April II, is in the hands OF the prln-
er and will be distributed the coming
week. 1t contains SO jury cases, on
curt cases, 35 divorce cases, Is state
asses and 40 on the chancery docket.
The first case set for trial will be that OF
angelina Larrow against Warren e. Doc
title for alienation of affections. a
truck jury has been ordered in this
ase and it will doubtless prove the most
of the many cases on the Jury
alendar. Chase e. Daley will appear
or the plaintiff and Gibson d Water
nan and H. G. 4 f. E. Barber for the
defendant. The case of Lisle Carpenter
s. the Central Vermont Railway com
AMY will probably be one OF the early
asses to be brought on this term OF court.
The case of A. E. Mellen vs. United States
Health & Accident company, which
vas recently remanded from the su-
IRENE court, will be tried again. The
ERIN promises to be of at least two months
|uration and court officials do not expect
adjournment before the first OF June.
A genuine surprise came to L. W.
r H. ct