The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-30
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP

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The W. q I. U meeting, which wa,
70 nave peen held Wednesday with Mrs
ID. l., Crosier in Guilford, has be n ~ IN IN
definitely postponed
On account of the epidemic NJ
mumps, ON Highland street il has beer
ueciueu 10 cancel the picnic, which wa.
to have been held July A.
The class of 81 engineering student,
from Princeton university which has
peeh spending two weeks at field work
near Spollord lafe returned home Wed
nesdaN, passing through Brattleboro ON
the way.
The First Regiment band will give
concerts on the common tomorrow after.
noon at o o'clock during the sixth an.
nual baby meet and on the following
Wednesday evening as usual.
The women of the EPISCOPAL so.
clety will conduct food sale on the
church lawn Saturday afternoon from
; to 6 o clock. If stormy. the sale will
be in II. II. Thompson S store.
Arrangements have been made
with the Crystal Springs lee company TO
| lay the dust of North Main street with
water instead of oil as the latter does
not work to the entire satisfaction of
the residents of that neighborhood.
"A camp for instruction in target
/ practice for the First Vermont infantry.
Y. n. g., will be established at the state
rifle range, Mortified, VT, from July
. to % inclusive. Company ! of Brat.
tleboro and Company L of Bellows Falls
will be at the camp from July 8 to u.
William H. Hanlon of Boston and
Fred Warner of Springfield, Mass, paid
Taigned before Acting Municipal Judge
f. ]. Waterman ON the charge of intoX-
ication Tuesday evening They were
arrested by Chief of Police George
Wilson.
The Ladies Enterprise society will
have a picnic, July 4, in the schoOlhouse
grove in Esteyville. All on the hill are
invited and each is expected to bring
furnish lemonade The regular meeting
of the society will be held in the after
noon on the picnic grounds instead of
Wednesday at the usual time.
The plans for the first building to
be erected by the trustees of the Aus
tine institution have been received from
the architect, Paul r. Henkel, of New
York, who is in town spending a few
Charles Henkel. The trustees will hold
a meeting this week to study the plans
and decide upon the matter of calling
for estimates.
The case of the Central Vermont
Railway company against the public !
service commission in which the orators
seek to have the commission enlolned |
from enforcing an order relative TO the /
nf sta
River Junction will not be heard before |
Judge J. L. Martin in his chambers
TODAY by agreement of counsel.
The following officers were elected |
at the meeting of the Young Women $
of the Congregational
church Monday evening: President,
Miss Florence II. Hemenway: vice.
Miss Ruth Hubbard; secre-
tarv. Miss Elsie Smith, treasurer, Miss
Gertrude Bailey. These officers with
the following will constitute the execu-
tive committee: Miss Ethel Millington,
Miss Bessie Farnum and Miss Margaret
Root.
"A mysterious fire was discovered
Yesterday forenoon beneath the floor
IF the ticket Office at the east gate of
he Valley Fair grounds. Harry Alder
nan. who is located at the fair grounds
n charge of a string of trotting horses,
saw smoke coming from the building
md made an investigation. Forcing
he door he found fire in progress be.
leath the floor. Procuring pail OF
water he extinguished the blaze. just
low the fire originated is a mystery,
houph the fair association is not IN
lined to credit the blaze to small boys !
cen in that vicinity during the fore :
loon. Had the blaze gained much head, !
yay it would have endangered barn b ;
nd other property of the fair assocla-
ion. a
Darwin II. Smith of Brattleboro 4
nd Miss Margaret Chamberlin Holman, '
nlv daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Freder- i
tx Holman of Chesterfield. n. H., were t
married. Saturday afternoon at t1e d
ONE of the bride parents, Inc slhgle
ING service was used and the ceremony i
ras performed by Rev. g. b. CORNISH d;, b
aston of the Methodist Episcopai "
hurch of Chesterfield. Mr.. smith ana a
is bride were unattended. way ne ne
[olman of Keene, N. H., a brother q Y
he bride. played the wedding march /,
he bride was gowned in white. I'm, "
,ediatelv after the ceremony, Mr.. and F
IRIS. Smith left in an automobile Tor p
,ort trip. They will be at home to y
, ,oi friends after July Is at % Forest y
rect Brattleboro. Mr.. Smith is EN- ~
loved as a salesman in the furniture =;
ore of H. L. Emerson X Son. W
Everett D. Prouty and Miss Maud II
,senhine Kempf were united IN mar W
ACE AT the parish house OF 81. Mich a.
IL Catholic church Sunday afternoon al
, n clock bv Rev. M. j. Carmody. is
bev we're attended by Miss Margaret SC
onnf and Jacob Kempf, sister ana II
otbar If the bride. The bride wore q
oown of white wolfe over light blue n
IL and the bridesmaid s dress was at
ybt hiue wolfe. A reception was gwen 10
e newly married couple at tne no4 4no ~ N
q brides parents, Mr.. and MIS-. JaoUp IN IN
empf. Immediately after the cer n- :nt nl
bich was attended by about 90 ,iGl T. Il;
ate friends and neighbors OF tne f pitue w
~ md nd With his wife will live al, west W
.attlaboro. The bride was eraduated bI
on on tbe Rrattleboro high school IN tne OF
o on If 1000 Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty ieIt gI
tbe evening train Sunday for snort W
Ip.
Deputy Sheriff G. I; Knapp aIfest en- Soll
h nn y writ secured by the E. A. Strout of
uuuy We real estate agents, of Boston, ur
9p Hi1sm aei r Weatherhead of BrattIe- N
"a h'T Tbe suit is another link in the ne Pt
~ a.. of litigation which has resulteu on
err the sale Of farm snI Hnsd At the he Re
to Mrs. Julia NJ = ohd Nv 10 10 Mrs tb
ne Of the sale by w Mf pH ID act Fl
: r" as accent for the Strout COMPANY an
e Shaw alleged that the owner Oh ene ne ne
n u, and the real estate agents co4 NJ
csea nn Mr'4 the .e farm of never,failng gr
IL t;ne "p of water. It transpired, accord, pr