The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-02

june $, nj ) o clock,
The women of the Baptist church
viii conduct u series OF food safes on
SATURDAY. afternoons in the chapel. Inc
first will be held tomorrow and they
will continue throughout the summer
John Burch and his sons Raymond
and Clarence. have been appointed 20,
lice officers by the town authorities OF
llinsdale. n. H., and the trio viii pre-
serve order at Island park this summer
The road leading from I. r. Bet,
terley's 10 Fred Marsh 5 land, formerly
the old town farm, which has been
closed for several wears, Is belhg re
built and new bridge Is being con,
structcd.
The next regular meeting Of Brat,
tlchoro lodge, No. 3fS, y. r. -, =" WI
lac held in Red Men 5 hall Wednesday
evening. June If, when business OF I'm
portance 10 every member VIII be
brought M.
The annual meeting of the Western
Aoucduct company will Ice held IN the
office of the Vermont national bank
Tuesday evening AZ $50 clock. The
election of officers will take place ~
that time and the raising of money VIII
Ice the principal business.
-Depntv sheriff D. p. Thompson was
in Brattlcboro this morning ON ms way
10 Newfane with Martin Key, who rs
accused Of stahbing John Bowe last
week Thursday evening ~ Bellows
Falls. Key will be given a hearing NJ
Ncwfanc today.
u. g. Urerv has established the
Headquarters of the Vermont Mari com
panv. of which he is the head, IN the
office in the Ullery building formerly
occupied as business and editorial quar-
tiers of the New England Farmer. Tue
magazine was taken, over by lts new
prourietors last week when the once
equipment Of the paper was shipped to
Montpelier
There was wcllattcndcd meeting
i'm the auditorium last evening under
the auspices of the Central Labor union.
Sneakers explained the various union
labels. and pictures were thrown upon
a screen showing the labels used in TINS
country. Moving pictures and Illus.
trated songs added TO the interest OF
the program.
-Rexford Benson, who has conducted
n harness shop for nearly u wears over
Howard a Searlev 5 livery stables, has
this week moved his establishment 10
the Emerson building on Elliot street,
taking the store formerly occupied by
/ G. O. Abbott & Son. His new quarters
afford more room and better equipment
, for business. He will be assisted by
( Henry II. Miller, n well known local
harness maker.
The following officers of the re-,
Gently organized Methodist Brother
hood were installed Sunday evening"
/ President. G. D. Smith; first vice-presl'
dent. Rev. f. W. Sharp; second vice
president. Dr. c. G.. Wheeler; third vice
president, Robert Mitchell; fourth vice.
I president. +. c. Wilder; secretary, ".
/ A. Moore; treasurer, f. Smith. The
pastor of the church. Rev. F. \. Wells,
gave a short address after the installa.
/ ton.
The pupils of the high school enter.
tanned the members of the visiting trac K
/ team and their followers in the high
school room SATURDAY evening. which
was one of unusual merriment. The
medals were awarded 10 the winners OF
the various track and field events amid
deafening cheers At the close Of the
formalities refreshments were served
the gathering breaking M Just in time
for the visitors to catch the late tram
north.
The Kcene Gas & Electric company
has lust made a contract with the Con
arv mower in sufficient quantity to sup
ply all the manufacturing and CONNER
cial interests in Keene and vicinity for
n long time to come. In accordance with
the contract a transmission line VIII be
constructed immediately from the pow
er-house at Vernon TO keene The line
will be carried on steel towers such as
are used for the line into Massachu
setts.
Mrs. y. d. Hosley of Meriden
Conn, whose death occurred in that
city on Tuesday after a short illness
following a surgical operation, had often
visited in BrattlebOrO. the guest of Mrs
IA. d. REYNOLDS and of the family OF
the late j, F. White, and had planned
another visit with Mrs. Reynolds tins
summer on her return from Canadian
trip She was woman of great energy
executive ability and sweetness of char
acter and her home was delightful
place to those privileged to enter 1t.
The forty hours devotion, whicl
began at o clock Wednesday mornin{
lin st. Michael's Catholic church, ended
this morning at s clock with the higl
mass sung by Rev p. J. Barrett OF
Poultney Rev NJ j. Carmody, pastor
of st. Michael s. sang the high mass on
the opening day. During the devotlon'
I'LL, aon,n,,4uioO n
629 persons received holy e Sarmndy an. !,
addition 70 fe ~, NJ; . ' Rrattieb %n
George Il. Eeu1vi 81 tho folInwins
there were E p5tserd5 pa eH and hi,
priests: hev. hd"aFu 6Rrnn Of ,'fu Rel
assistant; h P i = + Ror n,itn If poplt
lows T p , ne1 Tong Of Proctor ant
Rev. John Lynch of Plttsiord'
There win be hearing today al
Newfane before Judge Zina II. Albee Of
Bellows Falls, who was appointed spe
cial master by Chancellor w. II. Taylor
10 find the facts in the chancery case OF
Oscar r. Ware and others against JESSE
GoN"i - ~ -, po1ls ~ +hc oasa /.