The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18

anl h.nrains lasi ittAaA afternoon With
Aiis lheki0d Ilarir arlu hine lapsril'
s,sir nra niruilsrg lsfins asidssi u The SO
rA4H. MTs ftui Iullri, The 4iienneon
aas sl4nl "a seNins ior Aifs, nEsre lirihl.,
afisf ahlrh q goal saiA~F aas served, Al
astr glad 10 - Miss iila Nlrl'hihs a. the
nrriins
LAWYER ncosss u, Il,emlson II lielleNs
fsiis aas IL laNh Asl eseA lAlhs Ia p,h
1rtt unlsrlisNets a. The Mead lel,slon lie
,iii nai siiF np mnah iniasrsi a. "a" gen
rfai nlanion ia lann h that Nrunehl
iiasssi na.si 4 s,Asinoi anyhow t"tsius'
an .rnd ans Tough pialilcm iishl doan
a. Qua -,lsaHng hause" and nc All IA
Ihrm ~, ship shair Ia shoot order,
The i,is,.,l. ~ i'roi and Mrs, i.ah'i Imam
II I'iisiieli Ne. alr seiy soHN 90 l.aih
III the srvofr illness ~ their little lsN'
Ii.tnanl. following q hard cas- ai mraslrs-
Alass..s salhefssl 10 his bead aud can'
tinnr,l Ia ialm, causing high Temperature
Nah snine trai IT I-rmansnl niniA, Tic
4 rrprml.rI,sl hrre, Nher, with his par
sui.. he last fall visited has grandparents,
MT. and Ma, 4 \, lileei,
.. :, Known wa. taken ~ With msa.le,
Mulnr-la, ani had 10 50 home, his
makes thIre mrn iTum unr runm ~ WI
nnr. mill IN with the disease and more
hs,, la.n .AiH,.ssl. Ma brown h-lle,es ~
making a thnniugl lah ni II, A. be rom
pl,i.. the family, he wife and nnr little
,hilinn having al.a had lhrm this spring,
Nh. liinNns mother. Mir, Whitaker, of
lin,aklnr. j. caring tor them.
There have huen tWn accidents un the
mountain hack oi liaron's NALL the past
week, MAXINE Ingram Was ouhins down
the Nnnl road With a heavy load ~ loss
and nnl stopping snon enough 10 pnl on
M. runner chain, the load got away from
him aud crowded I'd. team 10 the foot Of
the hill where Il upset Nj, Ingram was
badly bruised. a. were the hprsss, lat
There Ma. no permanent injury, IN Mon
day. M0-s. Circuit had an OK team showed
down the same road and one oi them wa
badly hunt.
West River grang, will hold it. regular
meeting Manh = ia the town hall and
the following program viii hc gwen song
Ia the gIansc; reading Mihlrd Palmer
reading, Mr., Harry Howard, quest lon'
Docs the Sugar Orchard Pay u Not,
Whyg speaker. Mr.. Toilette. II. G.
Franklin aud nr Osguod. violin selection,
NJ. Park Osgooi reading, Ethel Toilette;
reading, Rev Daniel Mcintyre; question,
Resolved. That Womans Work on Farm
l. More Monotonou, Than a Mans Work
an Farm; Affirmative, Mr.. =. u Halehcl'
der. Mr.. Henry Miles, Mr.. II, {, Frank
I'm. negative, ". II. Miles. +. II. Willard
aud col. \. n, franklin, song, grange.
At the morning service ia the Congfcga.
iunal church next Sunday the pastor VIII
preach on the subject, Christ lamentlng
over City. The thought will be appro'
pirate To Palm sunday, TN Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday. aud Thursday evenings
the pastor viii give brief talks on the Mas
ter, last DAYS before his cruciilNion,
These meetings have been assigned to the
homes OF Nlcssr.. George llcbb Charles
Austin. Harry franklin aud \, H. Frank
lin in llarmonyyillc. The annual offering
ior the Home Missionary society will be
received lay the Congregational church
next sunday morning,
Some Of the women OF the town feel
that the scectmen did not treat them
quite fairly by emitting TO put an article
in the warrant for town meeting asking
the town To raise a sum IN addition 10 that
given by law for the support OF the library,
hut they can hardly blame the selectmen
ii they will consider the matter, Tor II this
was not the business of the library trus.
tees, what are they elected for! And II
they haven't interest enough in the library
to attend to getting a clause in the war.
rant, how can the selectmen he expected
TO do so when they are elected to save
money for the town, not to devise ways OF
spending it:
DR.. Osgood had a bad runaway last Fri
day. When driving into the village from
the north draw.iron broke just as he was
opposite Don Boutele's and his team OF
colts ran up West street, the sleigh zig..
tagging from side to side as i was pulled
along by one iron and unloading itself OF
robes. medicine eases, etc, on ITS way.
When near Maple Grove cemetery 1t
struck a rock and threw the doctor heavily
to the ground. Just above Clarence Trues-
dales the other iron gave way, leaving
the sleigh. The colts drew the pole to Joy
brook bridge where they got clear OF that
and then they ran free to Mrs. a. u. Met
calls. where they were stopped unlnIured;
The doctor sustained lot OF painful
bruises and scalp wound, but is still on
the job.