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

- NV A+aaltt Enterprise society inl
! Wednesday afternoon in Fuller paI
Where luncheon was served. In the CIV
ming the society sold cake aud ice-crea
ny tne concert IN Estevville given /
the First regiment baud.
"A meeting OF the board of civ
authority in the selectmen : room hg
been called nc $50 clock Monday a
tefnoon 10 consider the appeal of Fran
y. carpenter from the decision of HI
BOARD Of listers IN assessing his prol
iertv.
The W. G r. L. is invited 10 spcn
the day with Mrs, u. l.. Crosier NJ III
trosier farm in Guilford Wednesda,
\ basket picnic will be ENJOYED. IN
members OF the union are asked TO taxi
hoilce OF tins invitation and as man
as possible respond.
The annual meeting Of the seam
! stresses, ncedlewomen and Shon.girls o
Brattlehoro will he held in Festival hal
Monday evening ~ 10 o'clock for III
election OF officers and the transaction
OF any other business that may h
brought before the association.
AT the regular quarterly meeting
Of the Methodist SUNDAY school boar,
Monday evening il WIS voted 10 hol,
the annual picnic July 4. The place o.
holding il has not been decided upon
The committee in charge will he : 4
shaw. ;. \. Neaw and G. j. Smith,
The Vermont society of the uniiet
States Daughters of 1872 will hold II,
annual meeting with Mrs. George :
powleN, 81 North Main street, Monday
june 20 AZ 80 o clock. All members
are urged 10 be present as business oi
Importance i 10 brought before tn,
meeting,
Manager John j. Cune of the on
laws has arranged 10 run a hose race
with the Alerts Of Adams. Mass. sat
nrdav afternoon. July l. The affair is
q benefit for a tuberculosis hospital IN
that town and the Outlaws have zen.
erouslv offered 70 participate IN race
with the Alerts for expenses.
The sixth annual baby meet viii be
held on the common SATURDAY. after,
noon. july |. There viii he concert
by the First Regiment band and the
children viii be photographed in n
group. Those IN charge of the meet eN.
tend an invitation TO the parents of
every habv in town TO be present with
their children on this occasion.
The following ministers will preach
in the Baptist church while Rev. DR.,
John r. Cow Is away on his vacations
July % and 80, Rev. DIR. W. W. Walker
of Scranton, Pa; August 6. Rev. Dr.
Frederick L, Anderson. professor at
Newton theological institutions: August
10, Rev. Guy 9. Lamson, district secre.
tarv of the American Baptist Publica-
tion society.
The trustees of the Austine institu.
tion have received word from Paul X.
Henkel, the architect, that he viii sub
nit the corrected plans for the first
of the institution tomorrow.
II is expected that Mr. Hcnkei viii come
o Brattlebor0 from New York the com.
ne week. As soon as the plans have
leen definitely settled upon the trustees
will ask for bids for the construction
# the building.
-Attorneys \. +. Schwenk and +. W.
iihson of Brattleboro and w. r. Ora.
IAN of Bellows Falls and Miss Florence
skinner went to West Dover Tuesday
morning TO begin the trial of the Stoc ks
'anedv chancerv ease Mr. Graham be-
NJ the special master and Miss Skinner
he official stenographer The case was
ettled soon after the trial began on a
basis. and the attorneys re
urned home III the afternoon
Mrs. Thomas Williams Barnard of !
Vest Hartford, Conn, has issued in
itations TO the wedding of her daugh- /
err Miss Edith Aulenia Barnard, 10 Rob
ri Allen Patten, Wednesday afternoon.
nne % AT 80 clock The ceremony (
ill take place at her home on School I
treet Miss Barnard formerly was a /
girl, Her father, the late I
. W. Barnard. was for many years en-
aged in the dry goods business in the
tore now owned by J T. Mann.
The aggregation Of baseball artists
mployed by the Vermont Printing com.
any will meet the team representing
t. Hildreth & Co.. on the Valley Fair
rounds tomorrow afternoon at 3
clock. No admission win be charged +
here is a possibility that Manager 4
of the Brattlehoro team of
le Twin-State league may have a repre- Il
ntative on hand to size M the material
splayed at this game owing to the ex-
ayagant statements made by both ,
ans.
Philip Thomas, while peddling ha-
mas in company with Peter Alexander n
afternoon on West street, met {
it'll painful accident by tripping over 1
barbed- wire fence and falling upon a !
mana knife which he was carrying in ]
S hand He started to 90 between two !
uses when he tripped over tangle {
wires and fell upon the knife which ]
tered his left side DR. III. L. Water q
IN and DR.. G. s. Pratt were summoned q
d the injured man was taken to the
emorial hospital where his wound was I
essed. 1T was found that his injuries !
re not serious though they will con \
e him to his bed for few days.
A Maxwell touring car occupied by e
{. and Mrs. W. d. Seymour of Taun- o
!, Mass, was slightly damaged Tues a
Y afternoon near the junction of Yer d
b and Bridge street when the machine |
ldded on freshly sprinkled pave Il
MT. The right front wheel was smash h
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour were lust N
ring for Massachusetts and We're IN A
lbt whether to proceed down Vernon B
eet or across the river into New h,
mpslire. Mr.. Seymour was unable Il
bring the machine under sufficient II
ltrol to stop it until it had skidded h,
the curb and crushed the wheel. The te
mage was repaired at the Brattleboro d
age. ST
The annual picnic of the Univer =
st Sunday school will be held at 1! =
der park in Bellows Falls Tuesday, d
Sunday schools of the Universalist "
rches of this town, Bellows Falls, "
ingfeld. VT. and of other towns -
rby will Join on this occasion. An q,
hestra has been engaged for dancing. ~ ~
re will be a baseball game between y"
Brattleboro and Bellows Falls
,ols and an athletic program will be at
an in the afternoon. The affair will la
on the basket picnic order and the fie
SITS will carry their own dinners. ne
cial trolley cars will meet the morn as
train from Brattleboro and take the pl
liars and friends direct to the park. if
Their information regarding the plans Ri
the occasion will be announced Sun wi
by Rev. D. E. Trout pastor of the of