The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-18

evening Members are ftuurrlru w
bring cake or furnish money Tor ace
cream,
Prank A. Powers and Mrs, Rosie N
Barnes, both Of Brattleboro, were uhil.n
in marriage Saturday afternoon AZ Tue
Unitarian parsonage by Rev T. y =
Osgood.
Principal +. u. smith will be glad
10 receive the names OF these VINO ~.
willing TO take into their families hlih
school boys or girls TO work ior 'h'''
board aud room,
Miles Wilcox, So who died az
Clarksbnrg. Mass, Friday, was nnllN.
of Wilmington aud had spent the I,e"'
or part of his life IN inflnlhi' h'
survived by three daughters
Owners of three,storv, apartment
houses have been notified bN thr sIatv
board of health that iiro'escapes must ~
mi an these structures. Though ahlpl.
stairwavs are provided the board OF
health insists that there must be some
other method OF exit IN ease OF hre'
Al. j Cayanaugh will give an eX'
hihition of aerial work wbihin week
or two, having the Job of putting hood
ON the tall stack of the Twin state 1hs
a Electric company s gas. house Mr
Cavanaugh is a steeple,ln lack ana mahes
n specially OF going aloft where other
painters do not care 20 work
The protracted hot weather bus
summer has reduced the supply OF zee
10 a point where IL viii probably ne
necessary for the CRYSTAL Springs lee 90.
10 hny about 500 tons 10 finish the sea
son. The company cut about $500 tons
last winter. which was a larger crop
than was ever before harvested here.
1t is expected that large number
of Greenfield people will come 10 brat
tleboro Tuesday when an excursion from
that town 10 Island park Will be con
Quoted by II. ;, Streeter, Inc parm,
will leave Greenfield at o. NJ, ana WIZ
return 10y special tram after th9 ua ,n
in the evening. attending the Bratiir.
horo. Springfield baseball game IN the
afternoon,
Brattleboro bids fair 10 have
cri,k,, team through the efforts OF H0r'
ala p Law of the Brooks House. Az
poady eight men have signitied their
Willingness TO Join. Mr.. Jay expects 70
have his team ready for practice WITHIN
a week or 10 DAYS If he can hnd TWO
more men. Ii is possible that secohu
team can be organized and If so games
will be arranged.
One of the most satisfactory pieces
90 sidewalk construction laid for mum
| nov ~ wears Is TO found on Canal street
ana along one side of Homestead place,
| Tho walk is of cement and was lalu
| last fall, There is not the sllghtest IN
dication of a heave from me l4osl'
Residents of that part of the village SUI,
pest that the road commissioner anu
soioctmen examine this stretch of ce'
ment work before spending mueh monty
| . tap
That the daily bulletins and mans
from the weather bureau are apprsss.l
ated is shown from several hundred aus
tributed daily 10 Brattleboro people
through the local postoilice. The bnlle,
fins are prepared in the local Office from
taIeoranbie adyices received from Dos
ION and the maps are issued from the
station al Mortified, VT. Not onlN are
these bulletins distributed to patrons on
the free delivery routes in this village;
INT to many of the patrons OF fural
routes.
Colt Eft. Fred d. and Grace H.'
three horses that are entered IN the
Valley fair free. for.all, were IN nor
race at Montreal last week, Gott btl
The winner. stepping the hrst neat III
2O7& and the other two IN E'le 2.
After pushing Colt Eft hard in the hrst
IN.
tanced in the third. Jenne ". won
second money and Fred d. third. The
accident TO Grace G. was not serious am
II is believed that she will he IN goo"
shape again very soon.
The need of vacuum cleaning
annaratus in the auditorium was clearly
demonstrated this week when H. r
Harris, the ianitor. started TO give inc
nlace a thorough sweeping. The elo9a,
~ dust obscured everything and settlev
into every crevice where lodgment con!lC
he found. Though the room WI
undergo a busting il will be practcalN
;rnossihle 10 do ANYTHING like a thor
mgb Job. The carpet, which has peer
ON the floor over Is wears, IS IN a nlthN
condition and will soon have TO ne re-
, placed or removed.
The funeral of Miss Hazel Mae
5 Cobb was held at the home of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.; Cobe OF
Pearl street. at > o clock Sunday atIer
noon Rev. John Il. Cow ofliciated l9'
service was attended by many helgh
bors and acquaintance and there Wel'
! MANY beautiful floral offerings. Bur I3
was in the family lot in Prospect M
o m%o The bearers were Paul ID
! Cohh. Hugh H. Harwood Edward Ann
don and w. A. Gilbert Mrs. "srtnu
D barrett of Springfield, Mass. and MIS-
a Frank &, bort of Keene, n. H., attend
, ed the services.
Tho absence of water on the circu
+, Grounds on the Schorling fiat Tnesda'
i morning DELAYED the serving OF break
E fast 10 1915 men and women connecte'
. with the Sparks show. 1t was nearly
n iclock before the steward announce
y that the meal was ready. He langle'
a dented cow-bell and as the crowd o
emnIoves and performers filed INTO IN
n tent he was obliged to listen to Varle
' assortment of kicks registered ,againIsi
9 the management the chef and hlmsell
r II was the first time the show nad pee .
= obliged to draw water IN parrels vi
e season. A pair of horses was kept nus
y all of the forenoon drawing water iIoi
e the Connecticut river,
Q A representative of Laurence !
|. Braine of New York city was IN brat,,t
e boro Wednesday. and sad tnat M M
Q Braine s son, Daniel Il. Bralne, Iorllei !
l. of Marlboro, who disappeared aoouo
}, DAYS ago from the home of ms gram
j mother in Glen Ridge, N. j., and as sue
s denly reappeared several days later.
> tbe Office of his brother FL gin f. Brain'
% in New York, was in bad condltlo
!. physically and mentally. The represel
\. tat i of the Braine family, said tina
!. Daniel Braine would probably 60
n some quiet place in the country !il 70 on y
q cunerate. Mr. Braine,'s family are an.
p ions to have him settle. on small 1ar
q. and Il is possible that he may return
,e Vermont.
s. Brattleboro can beat the west as q
K, oat producing section. The average
70 81 bushels to the acre IN most Oh "
y W. MesI Prattleboro Retreat farm. Superb
e, az tn no A. W. Roel has harvested 81
= h f1n of oats from 90 acres Of Ian
" y , uue ne Which he raised potatoes la
s. v ppSI This This is an average of 48h bushe
If TO TOT the acre, but even this high aver r y