The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
The NEEDLE,
III The eoaf ~, yos. ,stiis,

Not long ago Thu NledlIe- 60.
upon the advantage. he l.fJ
come 20 Bfattleboto mtnkss,
the establishment oi sH su1r,f
route between thi. town sld n
y II Many people ai6 non a 4
ion that a regular ,fBiee q HI,
tween Brdltlebofo and Winfys
he Of still greater benefit ald
be surprising II duHup ibf 6T
serious efforts we've made 10 ~
pany 10 start such ID route Bsr
Those familiar with condition. -
Wilmington would sud hf,s ~
trade TO Brattlebmo q there - =
facilities for taking care Of II ~
known that local Wholesaler 81;
come the advent Of d more if5rV y
isfactoiy way 10 send good. -
county. The present stage 0gt.
well a. It's limited iaciAue. g.l m, !
the distance between WIarv,
Brattleboro Is too great 10 Ml5t
people 10 make the trlp .l 4 ksra5|
vehicle when they can 10 70 NsrI n
by train. To many local bushes. rs
continual source oi ann6yar{ "a :
profitable trade Of the DEEMED ~ !
ing TO Massachusetts, and snY n..H
ing toward the capture u t55t -
OF It would be welcome.
The Meddler has frequently N. /,
the annoyance caused hy m6ilrs, n
drive their ears with the muff, = \
Of late, however, certain lOtaI u5,rI|
owners have been worse offender IA
the band concert on the ls!an5 81
afternoon their noise was Tarig..aTl
ticeable, interfering seriously a. 4
with the music. With more than FL
Of water on which To tfg thar I'd
wonld seem as ii these boat oRn,r n
find place where the continual pya
their engines would cause little q i 4
turbance.
Beginning today, New Hnsstr /
enforce the regulation. Of a new lF a
ing to the sanitary production al q
button of food-a law, by the var ID
might well be put IN operation L j
state. Hereafter II will be ne.s17
all bakers 10 wrap their bread 1 I.
paper before it leaves their bakIl. ma
Rolls, cakes. pies and the Ike AZ, ri
quired to be so wrapped Fruit; ihiill
heavy skins. like apples, pear HlEs
oranges, and lemons, may be hGtl& u
now customary, but berries and ihs y
delicate fruits, such as peaches IA
cherries, etc, will not be ptnnit'e! ii
exposed except in tight reeeFtas.s >
cred with glass or some Ike sts2s
Dried fruits will also have to Be PN,sa
in like manner. Perhaps the nos ~
change under the new regulations u
in regard TO the exposure and ae d q
fectionery. The exposure IN :lgs
show windows Of candies not c0l4lal
glass show cases or similar dir ui q
proof receptacles will he prohibited .
candy dealers will have TO make Hsi
change in their equipment as NE
The following code. recently adoFiai
a Connecticut city, is equally aiplI'
to Brattleboro
] Don't throw ANYTHING On tht .
walk or street. Find a rubbish can
,. Don't tear up paper and sclts
anywhere.
3. Don't let any piles Of ashes o. q
Dish stay in your back yard
4 Don't mix ashes and garbage
same can, Pigs don't Ike to cat aa
or clinkers.
). Don't fill the ash bin or gara:
too full. :.
6. Don't chalk the sidewalks ia'
buildings or pavements IL
:. Don't deface park benches I'D
furniture or any public property l.,
s. Don't forget that horses lo's Al'
skins. A banana skin isn't dansslVa
it is inside a horses stomach
9. Don't do anything that VIII "
disgrace to the city where you lhs -.
10. Don't expect your city = Ni.
clean and perfect all at once, \ wv W.,
come an ideal city only when ey v, Y,
does something every day to hep y
things better.