The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-03
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

IuN AMI Judge =, W. Unison Imposed u
lns aud costs amounting TO sio.ig,
james y. Hooker. formerly Of this
town, Was the Memorial day orator nj
schenectady, n. y. The Union Of that
city says II him, ''Mr. Hooker gave
one OF the mos, brilliant aud eloquent
addresses that has been heard on Memo
rial day IN this city for many years,
lie Il a born orator aud held the ancn'
lion VI bis audience throughout his en-
tire address,
In the course Of an article ON the
Greenfield brass band the Gazette of
that town SAYS. "f, e. lseiisingeF OF
RAiflchnfn h piano tuner aud n very
competent musician, with a lot ~ eN'
pericnec, having led bands aud orchcs'
iras al Bfattlcb0ro. lie PLAYS the 4
Hat clarinet. The band people are
hoping he will eventually move Ia
Greenfield.
The officers OF the local court. In
dependent Order of foresicrs, have each
received watch Ia a gun metal ease
bearing the emblem Of the order. \
fob also bearing the emblem was at
iached 90 each watch. Mr.. and Mrs. 10,
seph Palmer. members of the local
court, have been made members OF the
high court which has It's headquarters IN
Toronto, Can.
Prof. j.. ". Notcy Of Burlington,
engineer of the state board
of health, will come 10 Brattleboro on
the I.20 train this afternoon and re-
main over night 30 make a study of the
disposal of sewage into the Connecticut
river especially near the factory OF
the Snowflake Canning company and
the plant of the Brattleboro Cabinet
company. The local board of health
will quite likely accompany him on ms
tour Of inspection.
Much 10 the surprise of local
motor boat owners, few OF whom had
any idea that boating was 10 be inter
rnpted so early in the season, the first
logs of the Connecticut Valley Lumber
company's drive put in an appearance
late Wednesday afternoon and have
been coming down stream rapidly sine,
then. The drive has made excellent
propress this year with the aid OF IN,
high water. and if the river keeps ~
il ought TO be well past here In two
weeks. Last season the drive did MOI
reach Brattleboro until the SECOND
week in July. This year s drive con
tains about 50.000.000 feet.
The Cardinals, baseball team
composed of local PLAYERS, went TO New
fame Monday and met defeat at TN
hands of n Townshend.Newfa com
bination by the score of to o. In thu
last half Of the ninth inning with TIVE
men out and the score standing . TO
in favor of the visitors, two'bagge
with two men on bases and an errol
combined to bring about their defea,
The visiting team was made up as IoI
lows: Graves, G.; Brosnahan, p; Ling
enfelter. h.; Amsden, Oh; +. DpieVy
Oh. i Blake. 3d.; l.. Dunlevy, H.; )
Clarity. eff; Filion, RI. The Cardinaii
are anxious to arrange games VIII
teams in this section.
First band concert Of the seasol
will take place on the Common tues
day evening by the First Regimen
hand. Following is the program:
March-Damrell Mlssu'
Oyerture-The Beautiful Galatea;
Clarinet solo-Polka Caprice. .....,.
Broc kenshir
+. c. Leitsinger
Selection-The Chocolate Soldier. ,
.Straus
Waltzes-Immortelle lung
Descriptive-A Day at West Point. !.
Behdi1
ntermezzo-Ruralistic ......' 'baSie.
Star Spangled Banner. .,
May Bird. roam stallion with !
record of 2.l9H over half-mlle Irach
was bought last week at the DOW
East sale at Readville, Mass, by New
York man who is said to be entering
tbe trottine game. The horse was con
stoned bv the George Van Dyke estat
and brought $500. May Bird wol
second money in the $50 stake trot a
The Valley fair last year, taking th
second and third heats from C9mm?:
dore Binpen, the race winner, -, lie !
c con as 2.OS prospect Gallagher
,v;nner of last year s free-for.all, az
maarad in Springfield, Mass, M3nda.
IN The free. for-ail pace of the HaHt
dan driving club, winning three nan
NIL nile heats in 1.O6R, LOG, LOG. Gai,a
CHER is now the property OF VICTOR !"
| Frost. o,,
holdors If the Brattleboro Il Whltehal
ra;lroad company was held In the par
i"rs If the Brooks House Saturda.
Warming mo- The following oihcers p wei
ni Ie Clerk, J. L. Martin OF brat
tiehoro. directors, j. W. Meiendy an
r cudworth Of South LondonueriS
T A. Muzzy and John z. hopihs9h Il Il
Jamaica u. B. Batchelder ana D. =
Ware of Townshend, D, A. Benson rlo aI'
A. N. Sherman of Newfane anu oia;
| q Fittssof Brattleboro. !, Az n nf;car
of the directors the. following w oir No,
were elected: President, I; . wv
endy: vice president, y. 2. p Dath
treasurer, G. A. Boyden OF 1T Pra MoIendy
executive committee, =; nonsnn m
A. p. Cudworth and =. a. Den ems serve,
annual corporation di ai,nss meeting.
at the close of the business 'no0
lillian Agnes Sherry, 32, wire ); o
III ( Long. r., died at the Memoirs
hos Saturday afternoon OF pMNE NJ.
m ,m"p;a after weeks illness: s., nm Inn
Tono was Born in New YORK clty Mich
. IS7s. and was the daugnter ~ He
ael and Jane Sherry OF that cry 9Srochia
Education was received n pProttle
schools there and she movea " Ior moth
boro about Is years ago W.T. NJ long il
er. She was married d 70 MI IL survive
Brattleboro June 2, I9Vq. aIdest helm.
her with five children, ene n u it'll,
nine yea years week Elk old. She also leaves
over one Mrs. Jane Sherry, and D s on !
brother, Michael Sherry, o were Il held il
tleboro. Funeral services We o M at
St. Michael,s Catnoi,o Rev. Georg
o'clock Monday gt % r?afed! The The bearer
y. Thnmas n. Long, John L0n as
Mere MERE Long and Charles Long Du'
Ia 1ras IN the Catholic cemetery
AT the meeting Of the re eai safe ant
day evening the matter ter d discussed sse ant
sane Fourth of july, Vas, Was Charter con
a reading Of the he village 1haf thew e1a had no
overstepped their su Nfh Them in max
ing The s,d day x t fsss past The matter