The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-29

" ISAIAH fu,oo ~ tue SUBJECT oil Nj
70 lioughton : lecture at the Certr
q church this evening NJ 7,I5.
The Brotherhood of the Centr
. church viii resume its study OF Tn
II Gospel of the Kingdom next Sunda
/ morning nj ll,i5, Subject, Wealth AM
:, Capital
IL T. Weatherhead has sold th
n Wallace Hall farm in DummeTston thi
n week to James Main of New York VIII,
J. will move there next spring. Mr. Mali
5 will operate the dairy farm.
In turning an engine ON the turn
table in the Central Vermont freight
5 yard Monday the forward end OF the 10
! connective went over into the pit and phi
? he apparatus ont OF commission for q
rev hours No damage was done
The w. A. Beaman company Of
: Springfield, Mass, Is compiling a Brat.
! tleboro suburban directory including all
towns within a radius of % miles. The
hrst edition will he ready Oct. IL and
can he obtained at any news stand.
Bird hunters have not taken TO the
woods IN great Numbers Judging by the
number of licenses issued hy the town
clerk. Less than 200 We're issued up to
saturday and the total TO date is con.
siderably less than was issued during
the first month of hunting last year
George +. Marshall of Keene
| \. H., became intoxicated on the Valley
fair grounds Wednesday afternoon and
attempted TO make n speech He was
| placed in the police station with the
two crooks apprehended by the Wood,
Morgan detectives. Yesterday morning
he was fined Sll.20 bv Judge W. r.
Daley in municipal court.
\ III, A..
| Frank S0ukenick. the German who went
insane few hours after coming to
BrattlebOro from Brooklyn, y. Y. to
enter the employ of the Estey Organ
company last spring and is now an in.
mate of the Brattleboro Retreat. came
10 this country from Germany on the
steamship Pavonia in February of the
present year. He will probably be de.
ported.
Hon. j. Wilder Fairbanks of Boston
will lecture on, Dickens, at the Centre.
congregational church Saturday even.
ing at s clock. Mr.. Fairbank knew
Dickens personally and has made |
special study of his works for this cen
tennial lecture. He also spent the sum.
mer of 1910 visiting the home and |
haunts Of the great novelist. The lee I
tune will be beautifully illustrated with /
l-' 'olui SlaHi dHltiI SlihtSs
On account of the crowded eondi- I
ton of the local railroad yards during
the Valley fair Kennedy 4 Peterson.
the contractors. have found it hard
work to accomplish much on the Aus.
tine institution building. Two car
loads of cement and two carloads of
lumber were sidetracked at Turner's
Falls and Greenfield while a carload of
bricks were held up at some point north
of Brattleboro. After considerable tel. ,
ephoning Tuesday and Wednesday the .
cement reached town.
Frank Eldridge Hapgood of New. I
port, VT, and Sarah Ann Turner daugh 5
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Turner of /
We're married at clock {
morning at the rectory by Rev. 5
NJ. J. Carmody, pastor of st. Michael s ]
Catholic church. They were attended by j
DR., and Mrs. r. A. McGillicuddy of {
Turner's Falls. Mass. The bride wore a |
suit of blue imported cloth {
With hat to match and the matron of I
ionor was dressed in black silk. A wed c
ling breakfast was served at the home j
If the bride on Elliot street and Mr.. o
md Mrs. Hapgood left in an automobile e
or Greenfield where train was taken +
or Boston. After Nov they will be {
Il home to their friends al the Newport s.
louise of which Mr.. Hapgood is pro d
'rietor. Numerous gifts of linen, cut o
lass, silver and gold testified to the $,
many friends which the bride has in a
his place. e.
Mrs Frank L. Barber. while driv- /,
no her husband S Ford touring car on =
anal street Monday afternoon, had a -,
ollision with Arthur Langille who was y
ding bicycle. Mr.. Langille received +.
scalp wound and was badly sha ken NJ. >;
he automobile was going up the hill n,
lie streets when Mr.. Langille came u
own Maple to Canal street at rapid h. h.
Deed. Mrs. Barber ran her ear into ~ ~
ne ditch Just above the entrance to ~
RS. Abby Fuller S grounds and stop IL
I'd her engine. At the same moment -,
Ie car stopped Mr.. Langille crashed ~
to the right hand rear mud guard. =.
he force of the collision threw him off co
e wheel and he received the wound &c &c
his head. Mrs. Barber helped Mr., ca
angille into her ear and carried him ~
his home on Chestnut street where ~ =,
doctor was called. 1t was found that ~
bones had been broken though Mr., I Ivi
tngille received a severe shaking up. ~
ord was sent Immediately to State s ~
,torney Barber and he was obliged to h.
ave the municipal court room where 80 80
was prosecuting a case of alleged lie
olation of the automobile law by Dr. NJ
r. Lynch.
Ponio;r u;ldro+b mid g, 6ne of
n and nosts i 81 d. Of in ,nnnicinal
~ 'i No. n2sus Va %,u fnr oesaniting ia,
u. .uohu ndros m emrIove Of Mnsha1 the
Cobb. Early Monday morning An NJ "
ews informed State IS Attorney r. f. MI
rber that he had been assaulted by pr
ldreth and cut with knife or some Ia
=, t'i Wildrotb haa crawIed INTO an anto. tia
y M ~ thn Masher e Cain stable and NJ
Wy 70 "g ame o,,,ot;,,,o ,Ving tba ni6rht ma