The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-25
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


ginning at 3 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist church will hold its annual
business meeting vim the church parlors
Wednesday at 3 p. M.
The Knights of King Arthur Of the
Tniversalist church are planning 10 hold
a checker tournament early IN April.
The organization, which was formed last
fall has increased its membership dur
ing the winter and plans 10 do many
things the coming summer.
Matthew Howard has brought a
suit against o. 5. Higgins of Hinsdalc,
y. H.. for $500 alleging breach of
warranty in sale Of horses made bv
the defendant TO the plaintiff some
months ago r. c, Bacon is attorney
for Howard. The ease will be tried at
the next term of Windham county court.
Owing to a bad freight wreck yes.
terday between Westmoreland and
Keene. y. H., all trains over that divis.
ion were sent through Brattleboro. The
wreck occurred al the Summit siding
about four miles above Keene. About
90 ears were derailed and several were
burned to clear away the wreckage. No
one was injured.
Cant. T.. b. Gose of the oath Infan-
try. L. ;. A., stationed az Plattsburg, y.
y, came TO Brattleboro Tuesday TO
make the annual inspection of the off.
GERS and men of Company /, LIST regi.
ment, V. n. G. He expressed himself
as pleased with the condition he found
the company in and the members of the
command expect that his report. which
will not be made for some weeks. will
prove satisfactory to both officers and
enlisted men. The First Regiment band
and headquarters were also inspected.
-Beulah Divoll. IA. died Wednesday
OF tuberculosis at 80 Green street after
an illness of many months She was
born in Bellows Falls in 1895 and was
the daughter of Fred and Mvra Divoll
OF Putney The body was taken to
Putnev Wednesday and the funeral will
be held in that town today. The young
woman had made a stubborn fight
against the disease and her courage
against such odds won for her many
friends during her stay in this town
whittier she came for treatment.
Special Easter services will be CON
iucted in the Salvation Army hall at
10 O'Clock Sunday morning during the |
ocular Sunday school period and the
Caster praise service will be held at 3 |
clock IN the afternoon A salvation
Meeting will be held at p. m. Tuesday
.v,ehing at clock; special service
vii be conducted by Major L. NJ Sim.
hson OF Hartford, Conn, who has
harse OF the southern New England
M Vermont divisions of the army.
MS VIII be MAYOR, Simonson S first visit
5rattleboro and an invitation is ex.
ehueu 10 all TO attend the meeting.
The choirs of the ,,antis+ rono
ational and Trniversal;st ehmr,h oonsie
fiss Gertrude Matthews snio;St o. NV nv
Iethodist church, will nnita IN az oa ane
lta. The Crnc;f;n5 W., c onlle IA can
praise service to be held Easter
nnuay evening at $50 O'Clock in the
;ap,isi cIuren. SOLO parts will be ,
ven pY frederic Z. Adams, Mrs. w.
!. bend ana Miss Alice Butterfeld of
fau1ord academy. Miss Matthews
~ sing a 500 Tor the otfertory and
lt pastors OF the various churches will G
me IN conducting the exercises pre- J
oihS Ihe music. t
The work of constrno+ina 40 r
etc abutments Of tba w W. tne con t
idge is progressive fas+ ~" ~ niveI t
CHIT 1856 bags Of cement ana ~ iast Il
rds of gravel had been nse % ~ 'u .h c
,rk. That the ioh viii ha uotu ~ enc
Nv be inferred when i ;s a stntla a
e completed abntmantS ''a avg tnat n
caches will cost the mower ,S " nn,,,,o ap.
the neighborhood of $1,000 'WUn M Sc
er attempt has been maSe 70 W. ~. i .h n
ches back into position and wba at t the eN