The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-14
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The annual meeting of the W. c,
I. u. will be held in the rest room Mon.
day afternoon, May s.
The April meeting of the Daugh.
tiers of the Revolution has been post.
poned The date will be announced
later.
"A first offender was fined S. and
costs amounting to $50 in municipal
court by Judge William X. Daley yes
terday.
Thermometers registered 10 de-
grees below freezing early Tuesday
morning and degrees below the freez'
ing point Monday morning before sun
rise.
The annual meeting of the Women s
Missionary Aid society of the Baptist
church will be held in the chapel ON
Thursday afternoon at o clock.
full attendance is requested.
The meeting of the board Of civil
authority which had been postponed
until Saturday afternoon was post
poned again until tomorrow afternoon.
At that time it is expected that several
aggrieved taxpayers will appear
III. b. Chamberlain of the local
board of listers intends that the tax.
payers of Brattleboro shall understand
the laws as recently compiled by the
state tax commissioner. He has distrib.
uted a number of hundred copies OF
the tax laws to persons who have to
make an inventory of their property.
The funeral of Mrs. d. Maria
(Woodward) Moore was held at ~
clock Saturday morning in the Uni,
versalist church: Rev; ID. h. Trout
otIiciated and the body was taken to
Ludlow on the IL clock train. II. l..
Piper accompanied the body and re.
turned Saturday evening.
Ruth II. Heminway, IA, died at
Memorial hospital Saturday of peri
tonitis following an operation for APP
pendicitis. She was brought to the
institution from Bellows Falls Thurs
day. Miss Heminway was born IN
Waipole. n. H., Jan. A, 1897, and was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. c. Hem
inwav of Bellows Falls. The body
was taken to Bellows Falls Sunday.
There was a hearing Saturday be-
fore Special Master A. +. Schwenk IN
chancery matter between john IL.
| Cummings, administrator of the estate
of William A. Albee and Henry Albee,
All of the parties live in Londonderry.
A report has been made by the master
but upon petition of the orators ne was
directed by Chancellor W. IL. Taylor
of Hardwick to secure additional facts
The orators were represented by y. w.
| Gibson of Brattleboro and l.. X. Pierce
of South Londonderry. A.. T. Carpen-
ter appeared for the defendant.
The staging has been removed from
the big lodge room in the Masonic tenn
ple and the finishing touches are beng
given before laying the carpet and put
| ting the furniture in place. Represent
atives from the Brunswick alke-Cal,
lendar company arrived Monday ana
are setting up the alleys this week. The
workmen have turned their attention TO
the work of renovating the front part
of the temple building. Paint, paper
and varnish have wrought wonders. Inc
removal of partitions and the construe-
ton of roomy lounging seats have mace
a commodious smoking room on the
second floor of the club house
The annual meeting of the trus-
tees of the Brooks Free library was
held Monday evening when the follow
mo mo officers were chosen: President,
Dr. Fl. d. Holton; treasurer Col. Z. A.
Miles: secretary, II. B. Chamberlain;
hook committee, C. A. Miles, DIR. j. R,
Cow and Rev. D. E. Trout; library
room committee, +. X. Barrows, Or; ID.
| y Holton and Col. Kittredge Haskins
! librarian committee, +. H. Crane, IT.
IS p. Iawton and Rev M. }. Carmody'
A special committee couLP P ~ ,,,os
Miles. f. X. Barrows ana Dr. GOV was
named to confer WIN tne plooni
library trustees regarding the proposes
addition to accommodate tho Ao"O
lection.
-Alyah G. Eldrldge mas peeH iair ,d
ed the contract fos buttermahhigg an, anu
cream gathering for the plaVele ,,i y
Creamery ASSOCIATION TOT ;ne ~ that
year. He will begin his services I5cSa IN wa. was
capacity May L. ,h NJ Agricultural
graduated IRON Iron hlnu iii cnnduet the
colle9e III nt;fe mathods. He pro-
work py seleht thn liant thorouqhlv rem
poses ~ on W. 70 install various improve
ovat ts ' last week Mr.. Eldridge pur-
ments; Las1 We ,'olnable horses of +.
chased par n ~ lii nea in the
A. Larrow. MhiGn ne Mr., Eldridge
business. FOR si4 Ky Guilford road and
owned farm on Ihe 1ths he has been
during IIe iasI an .,,
on the Wilder farm ,.;aa bod
| Postmaster klttredge has MIS- 40 n nat
an opportunity sunday eNeninS oIos;ng
fair expression relative l 10 iip nnst,
the carrier window OF t ht + ioe" andito-
office all day ounqay:1 ,,rhtnn score.
of the fkge"tv eampagn read the
report of the moral conditions o coI ation
tee which contained recommellua;i an
that the Better Brattleboro cam lI GU
ers on ON record as favorlng sucH a. az
tion The suggestion was put TO tns
| 55O men and boys in the audience anu
adonted. Postmaster Haskins az
nounced that he, would -, aca guam tax.
postmaster general with the act aO4o tin
en- by such "a Large 1h ana r e;tisens
gathering of Brattleboro cl'iNen''
Tho remodeled offices OF the Jaw