The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-21
THE BRATTlEBORO REFORMER, FRIDAY JANUARY q. 1910


Saturday oNenlns.
The water Ia the Pleasant vallel
reservoir IL NOW Nilhln 30 inches Of Ihl
spillNaY and IL expected Ia be soihl
over tho s,illaay within 10 DAYS al ih'
rate Il ls rising,
Tho odd rellews will held the eight
81 ~. series 81 dances. Friday evening
| ,lan. ~, Ia ndd Fellows hall lioil
halls will be- open aud tho music vii
be- the same A. usual,
The weekly meeting Of the teachers
training class ~ the Centre church Wa
held Monday evening with Mrs. u. U
iiaoTn On Green street. The Juvenile
Criminal was the subject discussed
The Grange Dramatic club will hold
ne"lins ~ grange hall Tuesday eve
nins, The business meeting will be fol,
lowed hV q sociable aud dance. All
gTanscn are cordially invited,
While at the New York auiomo,
bile show last week Raymond l., Greene
secured the state agency for the famous
brush mnnh0nt and viii soon have sew
efal machines here for demonstration,
The price Of The fnnaboui is sass
The annual meeting of the nfaiile,
h0fo saving bank WAS held yesterday
morning ia the banking rooms aud the
following officers chosen for the ensuing
wear; President. D. X. liarrows; vice,
president, l., I, adams; treasurer, {, 4.
Harris. assistant treasurer, \. 4, he
Witt; trustees, =. X. Rarrows, >. T..
laNton, \, l., Martin, z. 4. Harris, Z.
q, Fits. l. Z, Adams, y. w. MclcndS.
III, r. Mcllmnn, T. Harry Estcy, &. n.
Durham. T.. J.. ilildrcih: board uf In,
S"slmeni, = n Barrows, II. y. Well
man, l.. I. adams. g. \, Harris aud i,
Harry Esiey The following new cor
poruiors wer. also chosen; DIR. =, H.
O'Connor. pr. c. H. Aldrich. =. 4. Fer,
~. &. II. Crowcll aud Walter \. Rob
bins, The annual dinner was served
Yesterday afternoon AZ . q clock az the
Brooks House,
AT the regular meeting Of Scdgwirk
post, q. A. u, "Wednesday evening these
committees for the wear were appointed:
Relief. NJ. l.. Bruce. T.. Clark. II. Fisher:
\, H. Ashley. +. u. Warner. l..
:. Chase: conference. T.. j. Fenion. T..
Haskell, \, II Ward; memorial. r. ".
Eason, =. u, Bisscll T.. T.. Fisher; trus.
tcrs. T.. II. Putnam. :. 4. Smith. !. l..
Elmer; color'hearcr. Isaac Robb: iani,
tor and sentinel. \. ". kczcr. The fol
lowing were voted In rs associate mem.
beers; II. " Sanders. l.. H. Holden. 4. ~. /
Brasof, \. L. Harris. Z. &. Sargent. II. /
!. l0v, j. 7. Long. W. j Cain. 4. T.. Per.
", W. q. Rockwell. II. :. Fisher. A. g. !
Arcand. W. :. Holland. l.. ". Amidon. |
Jerome \. Amiion, Joseph 4. Amidon. |
Associate membership Of the post now |
numbers 90. The number Of old soldiers /
IN the post is 80.
John William Bass of Randolph and 4
Miss Alma Louisa Niles of Brattleboro .
we're married al Il clock SUNDAY eve.
iing NJ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
u. llobson in Bellows Falls Rev. +.
:. LcuVitt. uHstor of the l'niverSalist
hurch Of Bellows Falls, otiiciated. using
he single ring service. The bride wore
! blue cloth suit with hat 10 match.
he couple was attended by Miss Rita
;cklcs of Brattleboro and John Niles
II Springfield, VI. brother of the
ride. Mr.. Bass is n son of Edward L.
Sass Of Randolph and Mrs. Bass is
laughter of Mrs. Ada Niles of this
own. She attended the high school in
'rattlehoro and later was graduated
rom the Springfield, Mass. business
ollege. Since her graduation she has
'een employed in local Offices ms
and in Boston and Ran
olph. Mr. and Mrs. Bass are to live
h Randolph.
The annual meeting of the Centre
church was held in the !
hapel Friday evening. The reports
bowed a total church membership Jan.
of AL. There have been added -
ew members during the year. There |
re 420 families in the parish. The total
enevolences of the church during 1909 !
to .s2,262 and the home cx /
enses were S3,92S. II was voted 10 ,
appropriate money for the Sunday !
'hool so that Sunday school offerings !
ay 90 toward the support of the mis- J
onary societies. The following officers :
ere elected for the year: Deacons. G.. i
7. Clapp. J. G.. Stafford. DR.. A. !. Mil
r. G. NJ. Clay; clerk. +. C. Adams: :
easurer, G. l.. Dunham; treasurer Of =
l.. A. Whitney: assistant :
easurer of benevoences, Miss Florence :
Clark; committee on benevolences. 7
r. and Mrs. II. F. Nelson and Mr.. and =
RS. f. i. Hildreth; church committee, T
Ie pastor deacons. f. C. Crosby. G.. c. :
verill, c. c. Fits. G. l.. Durham. II. i
Crosby. H. F. Jordan. II. f. Bond. F. y
Adams, Miss Mary Cabot. Mrs. Abbie =
arrow. Miss Edith Stoltc :"
Fred A. Tuthill. formerly of Brattle. c,
'ro, was knocked down by a string of n
RS pushed by switch engine in the is
)ston and Maine freight yards AT 2
orning. and his left arm was so seri b.
sly injured that it was found neces- el
ry to amputate it. Mr. Tuthill has T
en engineer of the passenger train NJ
at leaves Northampton for Springfield as
the morning at 6 clock. and was
Dssing the freight yard to reach his n
CINE when the accident happened. He !,
W the switcher and the box cars IN y,
e string. but the darkness prevented {,
! seeing some flat ears that were near ne
him. He was knocked down beside "
e track and his left arm was run over. +,
seph Foucha. night yardmaster, OBJ. NJ ="
we'd the accident and shouted to the 4,
gineeT to stop the train, which was tb
cking very slowly. Mr.. Tuthill was 4.
ken to the Dickinson hospital in the h;
lbulance and it was found that there n,
IS no chance to save the injured arm, /.
Itch was amputated by DIR. Fahey,, as :"
ted by DR.. Thayer Mr. Tuthill also y"
eived severe scalp wound and num- 10 Ja
nus cuts and bruises Mr.. Tuthill is a oo
her of Mrs. Sherman Abbott of this r no
vn. where he lived until a year or 20
0 ago. 20
The board of civil authority met M
the selectmen s room Tuesday even FRI
pursuant to notice from County tel
rk F. D. E. Stowe to make arrange tn
nts for furnishing that official list do
deaf and dumb, blind and epileptic in
sons, idiotic or feeble minded chill pie
n as required by law. Assistant ito
vn Clerk C. S. Hopkins and H. b. sio
lmberlain were appointed to make EN-
b list and return it to the board alb
civil authority at meeting to be PEI
in the selectmen s room Saturday er
ming. Jan. 90. The law governing
matter is found in section ITO of mr..
statutes and is as follows "The sci