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

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Estey chorus of Mortified seminary are
TO render songs through the entire con
ference. The afternoons will be devot'
ed to recreation, receptions and sports.
Serious July Fourth Accident
Philip Howard, ir., son of Philip How
ard, editor of the Sunday School Times
of Philadelphia. who. with his family.
this summer, met with serious acci-
dent on the Fourth While ransaeking
an old mill a few DAYS before the boy
found 40 pieces of dynamite fuse which
he took home. He was advised 10 bury
il, but thought there was fun to be got
ZEN ont of il. The morning of the
Fourth he tried to light the fuse, but II
would not burn as il was coated with
dirt BOYS then built fire and threw
one piece of fuse on the fire, but il did
not explode until one of them gave IT
a kick. The result so far as noise was
concerned was satisfactory, but the cop
per cap on the end of fuse blew off and
a piece of the copper was embedded IN
Master Philips eve. DR.. \. l.. Newton
found the wound so serious that the boy
was taken at once TO Springfield hosp'
tai, Tpon examination bv A-ray the
conner was found to be embedded deep
" in the center of the eve. Philip was
taken that night TO Philadelphia TO the
most noted oculist in America. 1t is
greatly feared that he will lose the eye.
Miss Isabel Newton and Roy Stratton
are in New Haven.
Robert Patterson, who has been living
at +. w. Kellogg's the past year, has gone
away.
Miss .Teanie HOWE is attending the
summer session of the Hyannls normal
school.
Work has begun on the wiring and
interior decorating of the Consrega'
tional church.
Mrs A. p. FIT entertained the delega'
tion from Williams college last FRIDAY
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lyman OF spIing
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
LYMAN over the Fourth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jillson Of Gardner spent
from Friday over the holiday with lhelr
mother, Mrs. David Ball,
Frank Montague and Dwight l.. Pres
ron have been drawn as traverse jurors
for the July term of court IN Greehneiu.
The Unitarian Sunday school VIII hold
q n;cnic Inv the Connecticut river at the
east end OF the old toll bridge next Weo'
nesday, .a
Mr. Rovden. who has been station
cant the mast few months as a supply,
Is succeeded by D. G. Freiberg OF Ne"
London, Conn,
Electricity was turned on n tne
principal streets of the town laso Shes these
day night and everyone aionS
streets were delighted.
Chancellor Day, head OF oyraNSu use
,,niyersitv, who is autoing through, New
England. spent a few days WIN WI n''
family at Franklin Inn TINS week.
The women of st. Patrick's parish
III oive lawn party on the GROUNDS
W W. tbe church the evening of July ~,
Ros;des refreshments there VIII DC an
anron sale and other attractions.
Alfred Dawling, who has had t,,; STATES
~ town for the Greenfield rover eoIil,
In has been transferred to ware. NJ
Vii he succeeded by Mr. wizard u
Greenfield.
Fred Brittop lost valuable horse on Oh,
Uod,,asdav one of his busy days, Wneh
The heat was intense. Two OF we hU WI
ate tbe seminary appeared to be Dlina We at
a az thev were so overcome by the he"''
,frs n Fav Smith is entertaining hel
- Miss Grace Bohne, OF Rochester,
Miss Bohne, who was 5oriii e ~ h. q
4sol,a, for four terms III the East NJ ~ &c
III ,,rommar school. is now superSiss44i y
l neau st11b'normal school of Rochester ~
The grange has postponnesd it Charles
dren 8 evening Ttoo,+ adS agent of the
~. aranoe. will be present a1 1 lno
,sa aae; .Tulv II and deliver an auuio
lil S;ob will be followed by panau noe
Hl1,Iaon the two dates given no slan-'
meetings will be held.
n,,r;no the students conference mon non
During Kissed ;s bv several OF the lne ;4
eA wore in tents and uiee o,5 a
WHO Toe Smith, mulatto, anu S :"
taken, student of Mt. Hermon,, was s the
1oIIle1i md arrested and mucn Oh ,no
pecIeeu ,ronertv recovered, onlltn, anaI
sto79t Hermon and caused goou him him
70 " tronhle. Professor Gutter Sare Give
u Nance after chance, but hd H. ~ has re-
him nm as hopeless case, ond as soon
Gently served term ~ ~ and he was
&c the nroperty was MISS missing any h;m NJ He
as the piotb he suspicion fell on nl MN.
seen NE Lon to Brattleboro by autoniooi''
wa, was Sunday and placed IN JAIL
An appreciative, audience 1dn Mt. H ftann
the concert gi 6sstrs eS the aee night Of the
Fourth. F %noVssa st Is Clair; trombone
Overture. ss san he Flower of Durnmblaan na
solo, a., JESSE Is;i,a I'm Irish, W.. Il. Je1.
irlsh, rpo'o5;ng Selected, Mr.. Spes.saMlh Mr.
klns; d ruart Selected, first coIne'' soc c
b TasSe 9tai trombone, Mr.. JenRins' horn
Fl s'i s' IS. + H
Old Folks at Home Ot e 1 paseg Pianard;
qG aas1tet Terd Mr. VashMo ses 6f Sfss
College Life F 1antsesn' Banner ale Miss
Hirscb; Star Spang on aceompanist.