The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-07-07

factory has been closed this week 10
allow the employees their annual sun
mer vacation,
Company /, Y. y. g., will leave for
the state rifle range M Mortified sun
day, July for its annual practice, re-
turning July IL.
The heat of sunday drove motor
lists out from the cities and during the
afternoon probably no less than lou
machines went through Brattiebofo,
Al one time there were II large sour
ing ears about the entrance OF the
Brooks House waiting for their oceu'
pants TO get dinner.
lit is understood that Dr. Edward
s. Cowles of Boston, who came TO Brat
tleboro about year ago and opened an
office in the American building, Is now
located NJ Portsmouth, \. IL. lie leit
town about six weeks ago and az that
time was contemplating locating IN
either Concord or Portsmouth.
The two Masonic blue lodges nm
ishcd their work for the summer season
this week. Columbian lodge conferred
the third degree upon three candidates
Monday evening and Brattleboro lodge
conferred the third on class OF hNe
Wednesday evening This will com
plete the degree work during the sum
mer months. II is likely that lodge
of instruction will be held nj Intervals
during the summer, weather permitting
Both lodges will have several candidates
to start upon at the opening of the iall
season.
Many farmers suggest that campers
in the woods should be extremely eau
tious this season with regard 10 build
ing fires or leaving smOlderlng embers.
Though there was considerable rain a
few weeks ago, the lack of showers dur
ing the past month has left not only
the woods but the fields us dry rs TIM
der Several instances have been re-
ported in this and nearby towns where
boys on camping trip have started
fires which would have proved disaS'
trous if they had not been quickly got. +,
ten under control.
The mixed train from Brattleboro
came through this noon with only part
Of It's cars, the others, including the
passenger coach, being stalled at frhtt
bridge below Winhall station. One OF |
the freight ears got off the iron and IN |
humping along pulled another ear on |
This occurred just before reaching the !
bridge. The engineer stopped the tram
as soon as possible. but not before Two |
of the ears toppled over against the side |
of the bridge The passenger coach con-
tanning a few passengers became uncou,
Piled and was left unframed London
derry Sitter of Friday
A quiet home wedding, witnessed
hy only the immediate relatives OF the
bridal couple, took place at clock
morning al the nome OF MT.
and Mrs. Ernest ;. Hall on Western
avenue when their daughter, Charlena
Ruth Hall, and DR.. Fred Rising New.
I'll of Brattleboro son of Henry Newell
Df Burlington, were united IN marriage.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 4
John X. Cow. There were no attendants II
and DR.. and Mrs. Newell left immediate /
" in an automobile for two months
stay at camp in New Hampshire The
bride wore a travelling suit OF grey.
Fred ]. Spauding, employed by the
White River Chair company, while nj
work Wednesday afternoon IN the seat
room at that factory nearly lost ms
eft hand catching it " machine opera
ing a circular saw which he was az,
to regulate. At the Memorial
hospital Drs. +. II. O'Connor, Thomas
Rice and II. l.. Waterman attended the
INJURED man. The cords were sewed to-
rether and east placed about the hand.
rhe physicians hope to be able to save
he member. Mr.. Spaulding had gone
,ehnd his machine to adjust the gauges {
when he extended his hand too far and i
aught it on the saw,
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday {
morning at 10 clock at the home OF
Irs. Warren f. Banks on Green street I
when her niece, Miss Florence Lena
Hall. daughter of Henry Hall of DUN. 5
nerston, and Willis Dorman Boyd OF !
were united in marriage by y
rev. John X. Cow, pastor of the FIRST |
BAPTIST church. The single ring service i
vas used and the bridal couple were !
Owing TO the recent death I
# the bride 5 uncle. Mr.. Banks, the al ]
air was attended by only the immediate {
elatives of the bride and bridegroom. {
The bride was gowned in white. Mr.. "
ma Mrs. Boyd left on the White Noun '
ain express Tuesday afternoon for
rip to New York and New Jersey Z
they will live in Wilmington where Mr.. ]
3oyd is engaged in mill business The Y
ride graduated from Brattleboro high I
chool in the class of 1911.
The past week has been an eX- ]
remedy prosperous one for the proprie' /
ors of Island Park, The new ,amuse,, 2
lent resort has certainly "caught on '
nelly and big crowds have been IN at Y
enhance every afternoon and evening, I
ME band concert last Sunday after +
Don drew fine crowd as did also the a
ulv Fourth program. and every one OF 9
he evening dances has been well pat n
onized, Nothing in the way of dis 4
nrbance has marred any OF the gather d
nos and the management seems TO pc
making good its promise TO Keep the a
est of order There will be dance b
night and another sacred b
oncert Sunday afternoon Next week
he proprietors expect to have their o
loyipr picture apparatus in working I
rder. and work began this morning on f
he new wharf which is TO be construct. c
d in front of the pavilion Scores OF I
he American and National league base {
all games are posted at the park each 4
vening together with results of the n
win State league games whenever they c
ccur,
Persons contemplating the building /
f n dock for small boats along the yer r
Iont shore of the Connecticut river may =
ell profit from the experience of hey. q
r Harper. pastor of st. Michael g,
church. Being the possessor T
shapely model skltf Mr., harper f
ecided that he ought to nave noat o.
lnding near the rectory ana acco5dlns' h
, he ordered carpenter to bulld one !,
n addition to the landing he mad a
ioht of stairs built from the landing O. O.
, a point about level with the Boston
Maine railroad tracks. He had con
ratulated himself that he could reach m
is boat with a minimum amount OF ell Il
, u and and had promised his family many b
Yer excursions during the season, ii
hen he cot telephone call from +. }. C,
nthrie. Joint agent of the Boston \ l.
[aine and Central Vermont, who want o.
to know by what authority Mr.. Har:. D
ar had built the long flight OF NJ
airs from the track level down to his ii
BAT landing. This was an easy cues b.
mnd that the stairs could be built h,
it authority for the carpenter who 8,
d the Job asked not for any official hi