The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-06-23

" Aht NNNtfh ~ lht ihhitth star w
Il hold a social and dance IN the Mnsoni
temple July I,
Ii The regular monthly session ot ii
g probate court viii he held before iude
4. J. schwonk tomorrow,
1 -Brattleboro attorneys have decide
( 10 take Saturday afternoons off durin
, July and August, and all law offices wi
d he closed az | clock on SATURDAYS dul
y ing the summer months,
The graduating class of the hig
school enjoyed tally,ho ride yesterda
, 10 Spoiford lake, where they were enter
tanned by the teachers of the high schoo
. at Camp Chesterfield, Principal T. L
smiths cottage. The teachers mad
the trip by automobile The entire par
~, afteS the picnic dinner, enjoyed
boat ride on the Englewo0d,
The ease Of Mosher 4 Cobb aguins
Charles Clancy for oyerdriyiug n hors'
owned NV the plaintiff was heard befor,
fLudge w, H. Daley Saturday afternoon
I H. W, Gibson appeared for the defend
lant aud MNron 4, Davis represented III,
plaintiff, The court awarded the plain
tin Sl40 and costs An appeal wat
taken and the ease will 30 10 the county
court
An members of the Woman : Re
lief corps are requested 10 meet az G.
\. h hall Friday afternoon, June 30. al
o clock. The members are requested
TO bring flowers. Those coming from
West Brattlcboro will take the ear that
leaves that place NJ clock aud 20
direct 10 Prospect Hill cemetery where
memorial services for members Of the
corps will be held.
L. A. Fales. formerly of Rrattle-
boro, who lives al 6 Hancock street in
Worcester, Mass, was run down by an
electric ear Tuesday evening and con.
siderably injured. receiving broken
collarbOne and bruises. Mr.. Fales is
deaf and did not hear the approaching
ear as he was crossing Goes street He
/ left his home for walk going hy way
of Park avenue. He was taken 10 the
! CITY hospital 10 be cared for, Mrs.
Fales became alarmed bv his prolonged
absence and upon investigation learned
of the accident.
AS the Boston train was being
backed into the station at Bellows Falls
| Monday afternoon TO take on baggage
the train crossed the diamond and
went at a fair rate of speed toward the
Rutland railroad bridge, below which
was the regular freight train Just ar.
rived from Rutland The engineer OF
the freight reversed and tried to send
the freight back before the OncOming
coach could strike. He was not quick
enough and the end of the coach
crashed into the pilot OF the freight en-.
CINE and gave the passengers quite a
scare. No one was hurt
The free kindergarten closes today
for the school year Yesterday the
nupils were given automobile rides hv
Mrs. c. G. Fits and L.. +, Holden. The
Youngsters were served with ice.cTeam
by II. l.. Emerson and had a genuine
good time. The summer session of the
school will open in two weeks. New
seats have been added 10 the equipment
also a hammock and swings. These
additions have been paid for with the
proceeds of the old rubber sale Older
children, who may use the playground
in the afternoon, are requested not to
whittle or otherwise iniure the furnish.
ings.
Local fans who NAV have been
bit apprehensiye about the ability OF
Cram and Wanamaker to put IN the
kind of baseball that Brattlehoro ex-
poets should rest easy after reading the /
following from Wednesday S Globe in I
regard to the Everett Melrose game NJ |
Everett Mass, that afternoon: Cram, /
the Melrose pitcher. held Everett to five /
hits, struck out IL and gave three bases /
ON balls. At bat he pounded ont three I
timely hits. Only two errors were made /
back of Cram, which goes to show how (
well he was supported. Wanamaker 5 I
catching and McLetchie 5 work nj
,hortstop was of high order
The annual neighborhood picnic of
PRESENT and former residents of High
and street viii be held on the lawn Of
Mrs Cola G. Morse the afternoon OF
July 4. No further invitation j. needed
han that of one neighh0r 10 another.
Pass along the announcement is the
eduest of those in charge The affair
viii take the form of basket picnic /
md each family viii provide for its j
'wn members This annual get-together \.
meeting of the residents of that part of
he town is an occasion looked forward 4
o each year with considerable pleasure I
" the older residents and the new {
omers are urged to attend and thereby /
ssist in making the affair success. /
The Burlington Free Press of yes :
erday says. A number of Boston pa q
ers contain favorable comments on the /
york of Walter 0'Keefe, who has
igned with the Brattleboro team of the b
'win-State league 03Keefe is a resi-. 9
ent of this city and PLAYED formerly 7
ties today from Lawrence academy The I
'oston Post SAYS: 80 'Keefe, who Will \
lay third for Brattleboro this summer, Il
putting up fine game with the Law !,
ance academy team. In thinning Y
anne against the Dartmouth freshmen =
uesday he made home run. double q
nd two singles, scored TWO runs and
ecepted II chances without an error. y
Marcia Wood Harvey, 76, died N
Torcester, Mass, June Is, Of general t,
9bi3ity. She was born in Vernon, d
arch II, 1885, and received her educa- q
ON in Powers institute at Bernard \,
on, Mass Immediately after her m
she began teaching school st
ID had taught in Vernon and Hins- "
lie, n. II. She was married Oct. 10,
'66, to DIR. George H. Harvey of West ia
With her husband she is
Ington. VT, Bernardston, Mass. and fla
shuelot, N. II. She returned to West BY
"a wears ago and made her Il
me there until 1890 when she came to r,
is village to live in Eels court. About of
weeks ago she went to the home of pa
r son, Walter Fl. Harvey, in Worces- TIA
+, and was there at the time of her glt
ath Her husband died in 1890 and ifs
e is survived by the son where she ne
emit the last months of her life. Mrs. on
lrvey was a member of the Universal lee
church Of this place and of Dennis fol
bekah lodge. The funeral services an
re held in the Tniversalist church in
nday afternoon and were in charge Nc
Dennis Rebekah lodge Rev. D. Z. 40
out officiated and the burial was in ito
,st Brattleboro cemetery. all
Miss Rose Delina Loubet, a gradu. ia
of the Brattleboro Memorial hospi- no,
died at Hillcrest hospital in Pitts iin IN,
d, Mass, June 10. after short i'll or
IS of peritonitis. The sad news came con