The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-14

w, D. Root will install aH elaboTai'
scala fanntaiH 10 bis drug siofe the com
lag week, A section ~ the c0nnIeF VII
h. renewed aud the neN fountain vii
ocsnpy . space sheal III feet In length
The plnarhir tournament that ha'
been ah At the ATmoTN closed SATURDAY
evening aud the team capitalized BY I'd
ward l.app Won bN Que paint, August
Wilson = team will entertain the vic
iors with a supper In N. near future
nfalilrhoT0 lodge. \. b, u, a., held
it, annual installation ~ officers ~
iird Men = hall Wednesday evening
District Deputy ufahd Warden y, X,
Lynch was the Installing officer. 4 sup
IrT WAS served following the inslalla'
ton ceremonies,
Mrs, l.. T.. Holden and Mrs. ". =,
kaot will entertain the Daughters 81
the Revolution nj Mrs, Holden = home
Tuesday, Jan, Is, A paper will be read
hv Mrs, Irving q, tfoslrr on LII. az
Valley Forge, The roll call will be
faVoTiie quotations.
The annual fair 81 the women Of
the uniyersalisi church IN Festival hall
Thursday afternoon aud evening, Jan.
Goose paTiN, Mrs. Goose herself as
well a. all her children will bee an hand
aud hope 10 meet all the children of
the town,
deputy sheriff 4. I. ". wilkins.
will sell tomorrow afternoon n miseel
laneous lot 81 household goods aud
stock Of groceries belonging 60 A. II,
Baker aud taken on an attachment Of
q, 4. FEELS Ia satisfy n mortgage. Mr..
Bakers store al the corner 81 South
Main aud Canal streets was recently
clns.sd hy an attachment In favor Of the
Swift Beef company.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders aud advisory board of directors
Of the Valley Fair association will take
place IN the Brooks House parlors Fri |
dav morning M II clock followed bV /
the annual dinner DIR, +, ". o'tonnof |
j. being mentioned for president. W. \. |
Shnmway for general superintendent |
aud Prof Frank llelyar of Mt. Her
mon for cattle superintendent.
Josephine fccto has brought a suit
for divorce from her husband, Emery II.
Fcrto. Superior Judge i. l.. Water
man Saturday ordered Mr. fecto 90 pay
his wife temporary alimony Of ~ pcr
week. Mrs. Fecio alleges intolerahle
severity. Mr.. fecto has brought
counter suit aud alleges u statutory of.
Tense and names Wilfrcd Brunette and
Will Bcmis a. correspondents The
frrtos were married nj Windsor. VT,
Nov. ~. 1895.
AT the annual meeting of the PEG
ples National bank Tuesday the fol.
owing board of directors was reelected:
}. L. sherman. W. H. Bracket. j. q.
sstcy, :. \. Smith. II. l.. Wellman and
= r. Crosby. The directors elected the
'ollowing officers: President, o. i.
sherman; vice president. j. G. Estey;
asher. W. II. Bracket; assistant cash
or. e. l.. Stickney; teller, +. c. Adams;
,ookkcepers, l.. q. Tasker. l.. X. Bar
,er; messenger, II. o. sherman.
Everything being in readiness for /,
aising the Boston 4 Maine railroad ,
ridge over the West river, traffic was
iscontinued early Sunday morning and
he structure was raised TO the re- :
uired height During the day no q
rains were run north. but n train was 5
lade up at Brattleboro to connect at d
outh Vernon with train TO Keene, \. i
l., thereby enabling passengers TO reach {
orthern points. Traffic will be discon |
nued for time next Sunday to permit v
be finishing touches being made TO the c
lising operations. :
Mrs. G. G. Borand. the mother of !.
Irs. Jennie b. Powers of Keene. form !
rly of Brattlcboro. died Friday night ;,
a hospital in Omaha, Neb., where she "
al been i'll with a heart difficulty. Mrs.
overs knew of her mother S illness, b
ut had not realized that her condition n
as 81 critical, and the news OF the q
ltal termination of the illness was D
'eat shock to her. Mrs. Borland 5 hus' 5
and died some years ago. Besides 81
n daughter she leaves two sons. Efu ~
. Of bnn n
e west. She was 81 wears of age. pi
The billiard and pool committee of =
e Vermont Wheel club has found the q.
ntiment of members to be overwhelm' -.
gv in favor of team match similar +
those of the past two years, and plans m
e under way to start such a match :,
soon as possible All entries should =;
made by Monday. It is practically =,
tiled that c. r. Crosby and A. +. l.;
God will act as captains and member ~
III be designated by the committee to ~ =,
rye each captain as coach and cheer y;
,der. The understanding is that the ae,di
sine team will buy a supper for the o oo
nners. ma
The celebrated case of the People CT
the Plumbers, Fleming, Cox, Calvin
d Pentland, who are to be tried for ho
nspiracv to defraud in the matter of n,
essure regulators, will be heard in ~ ~,
9 auditorium Tuesday evening. Feb. ~ -,
before Inferior JUDGE E. j. Water o oo'
IN and jury r. c. Bacon will be ~; IN
Dsecuting attorney, with Frank +, 81 81
rber as assistant, while the respond, go
lnsel Detectives are at work now "a "a
thering evidence for both sides and &C. a
battle promises to be bitterly n np'
lght. The trial will take place un. up
the auspices of the Vermont Wheel 9 H1
b and the proceeds will 90 toward Al
local tuberculosis camp fund. tph e,
Mrs. Ellen f. Currier, II. died in cia
ringfield, Mass, Monday afternoon col
e body was brought to Brattleboro he
the HOY train this morning, and the tor
'ial was in Prospect Hill cemetery, suf
committal service being read by loc
'. d. f. Trout Mrs. Currier was the is
lghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall Morse. of
was born in Brattleboro in June. Gus
8. She was educated in the public the
ools of this town, and was married ell
Currier died Oct. 5, 1907. Mrs. to
rier spent large part of her life in ell
ttleboro. but about % years ago she Ella
It to Atlanta, Ga. to live with her
band. She had also lived in Los An
IS. Cal. where her husband went on 7
,un+ of failinp health Her hus- ago
i wos tho frsf mail clerk on the pea
ttlohoro g whitehall railroad and mes
~ - tbo+ t;mo woS amnloved nv tbe her
sy Organ company For the past Is lhe
rs Mrs. Currier had lived in Spring nm
|. Mass She is survived by broth you
Sewall Morse, and one sister, Miss an
QUO tim
Henry R. Brown has sold his livery Jan
ness to K E. Mosher and Charles G. poet
q Il IL. q =