The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

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text will be from Isaiah, a5i 10,
"A petition In chancery was filed
Yesterday nv Arthur H. Blood for the
foreclosure of mortgage given by Ann
NJ. Dawson Of Putney ON parcel of
land in that town.
There will he service on the Com.
mon sunday afternoon at ) o clock,
NJ which Rev. DIR. Il, A. ToTrey, one of
the N0rthiield speakers, will make the
address. Music will be provided by a
Northiield quartet. In ease Of rain the
service will be held AT the Baptist
church.
The Office of the secretary Of the
Brattlehoro board of trade has been
moved from the room formerly occupied
by George Z. Fox, as secretary, 10 the
town clerk's office. Town Clerk Carl
;. Hopkins, the new secretary, can he
found NJ his office during business hours
eaeh day,
Citizens ON Harris place, who last
year made complaint about the dust
arising from the dump in the rear Of
George c. Averill 5 premises, were
treated Tuesday TO dust in am cxng.
gerated form. The south and east wind
drove the dry ashes and other dirt in
clouds rs far north as the Wells foun.
tain
That the automobilist seorns dis.
lance and is TO he found many leagues
from home, was shown Monday fore.
noon when three heavy touring ears
came into town from the south and
passed ON TO the White Mountains. One
of the ears thrriea Texas registration
number, another bore a -. Louis city
registry plate and the third was an
Ohio ear
AT a special meeting of tile stock.
| holders of the Hooker Corser & Nit
chell company i'm the company 5 office
| Wednesday Mark Elkap. the Chicago
representative of the company, was
elected a member of the board of diree-
4 tors and second vice president. Henry
| Il. Brown was elected secretary aud
! treasurer These changes were brought
about by the resignation of W. G. Nit.
chell from the company rs announced
the first of July.
The hearing on the extension of
/ Blakeslee street. which many believed
was to have been held in the select
men 5 room Tuesday evening, will be
/ held Tuesday evening of next week
| Chairman John Calvin was under the
impression that the date was Aug. !
and was accordingly on hand. After
waiting about an hour he decided that
| there must have been a mistake in the
date II seems that the persons. inter
ested in the matter were notified to
! appear Aug. S.
A pleasant occasion was a reunion
| of the Crosier family held Yesterday in
/ GuilfOrd at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
| Willis Weatherhead in honor of Mrs.
Weatherhead mother. Mrs. Chloe
| Crosier. Of Halifax. who is visiting
! there. Four generations were repre-.
! scented. Among the relatives from out
| of town were Mrs. Wilhelmina Wales
and son, Clark, and Miss Marjorie Nav
of Milford, Mass, Frank \. Crosier Of
! Somerville, Mass, Mrs. Charles Hamil-
ton of Ames, Ia, Mrs Mary Crosier,
! Mrs. w. +. Bartlett, Miss Eta Crosler
and Mrs. Albina Sumner of Brattleboro.
Advertising distributors handling
some sort of n remedy for stomach dls,
orders arrived in town this week and
| Tuesday and Wednesday distributed
samples of this nostrnm from house TO
house, In many eases the dlstrlDutors
were too lazy to ring the bell and threw
| the samples upon the steps or porch TO
| be found by the housewife or children.
| AS there is a fine of $500 for TINS
method of distributing remedies. the
matter was brought to the attention OF
the states attorney s Office The police
department was asked TO be on the
I lookout for the medicine man, but he
/ evidently closed his labors in Brattle-
boro and vanished when his presence
| became known to the authorities,
"A stabbing affrav between. two
/ italians SUNDAY evening about s o'clock
n landed Nicholas Marini in bed at ms
boarding place on, Elliot street aiteff
another Italian had inserted iive'lncn
stiletto into Marini s left hip. The al
fair took place near the Central yer,
mont freight station and it is claimed
that the man who did the stabbing, and
who cot away across the river into New
Uamnshire, was employed at Fort Dunn
mer Mills. Marini got into an alterca-
tion with his fellow countryman but
what the dispute arose over IS NOT
known The wounded man was brought
to the office of >Dr. Thomas Rice and
Tho stiletto was found clinging to the
wound. The police were unable to get
trace of Marini s assailant. The wound
hled profusely and gave the impression
to his companions that the man was
mortally hurt
Town Clerk Carl 5. Hopkins made
two hearts happy yesterday afternoon
when he issued a marriage license e
two colored people and added to theh
happiness by pronouncing them nus
band and wife. The man gave the name IN
of Earl E. Hawkins and his age as z !!
He claimed Camden, n. j., as ms resi-
dence. The bride gave her age as Il
and her name as Dorothy Dimple Smith
Her home was also Camden. IheN
drove no to the town hall in buggy
Drawn Nv a white horse and were ac
COMMANDED by friend Earl left Doro
inv Dimple in the carriage and wen
into the clerk IS office to get Incense
He came out in few minutes ana pro
nunded several questions to DorotnN
and with the data obtained returned U
the clerks Office and obtained hgehs'
TO wed the woman of his choice; opoi
discovering that he could complete IN
ceremony and walk away from I'M
town building with his wife, Earl snow
Wv Va h his taath in admiration of such
versatile individual as tine town clerh
, Among a half dozen parties O
automobile tourists who passed tnIo9gii
Brattleboro yesterday, were q a., fhll Th :,
mia banker and his FANNY ING
came into Brattleboro from tne nofei
and travelled number of miles OUT O
t ahu wav TO New York through Ben
ninoton for no other reason than U
!, sae fine James Fisk monument IN fIos
nee Hill cemetery. The man had plan
ned ned to send a number of postalcaf!,
. sonvenirs of the monument TO men II
PIThiIadeiphia who, like himself, were a &C {
nn nli1 Of both Col. Fisk and ! Ed
ward S. Stokes, who shot and kIile.
Mr. Mr. Fisk in the Hoffman House IN Ne eN
York 80 years ago. Unable TO procua
, picture of the monument al any al bs a.
the postcard stores ta and p bis son 90
n nls e . Camera and took picture of tn
oba + The Philadelphia man said tina IA
S Sa nonld have bought a picture, of tn
M ~ eou Imminent in Montpelier, but dc
r rh5n to- to wait until he reached Brattle
: bnro believing that he could secure