The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06

o. t@t ir -stsl meeting CT the W. e.. I
VIII be held iu the rest room Mouda
AFTERNOON, ott, 2, ~ o clock, An al
louFned meeting held last Monday vote
lot ~ seng delegate 10 the state con
Tturiuu,
-6.lman i HeIyar have complete,
'Nr survey Of Hlakrslee street extension
thl me srieetMeu viii name a late 10
nearing 81 those aggrieNed over IA,
natter Of damage caused bv the rlgh
or way passing across the lots west col
south Main street.
The dramatic eigh Of Troteetiv,
grange VIII have charge OF the program
at Pie neNf meeting. ggt. i. The meet
ing scheduled ,or Wednesday Of Nm
week haS been POSTPONED antil the ISL
q. many OF those on the program f6un,
n impossible 90 take part On account
M other engagements.
Road Commissioner David T. Psrrr
IL l1Fthg q maeadam surface ~ tile low
~ emf OF High street aud reducing tht
grade 20 make h conform 10 that Of Mar
sfI-rt, Native >'nEr will be Used with
oot asphalt though r is Possible rha'
g coat OF either tar nr asphalt wifl Pc
given the street another summer.
The uO>raainr department has. ask
Ell t0 renew h, lease OF the quarter.
occupied l the town bail building for
q term n- lis" wears. lH view Of f.s
fAr' fAH- there are two agnliruHfs .ul
far rouWS-the ~s .aHtWpU have decided
20 RAISE tie rent f, IH0 % wear, wa rn-
tla Eegts. 20 rlr government sI-uH a
Year. An Inspector was in BrattlehOro
.ast week Iuohug over rae premises.
tr alH nor believe rhe new federal
building would uateriaI.ae for q mum.
a"r gt wears vrt.
Word was received Monday from
Judge vs.. W. Miles of Barton hv County
lerk f. ID. r, stowe relative % opening
NIldEam county court Tuesday. Oct.
y. That j. the date set for the adj
1u0ne8 opening OF the court on account
OF the recent illness OF Judge Zed :.
stanton. Judge Miles has written 90
learn the pleasure of local arfornev,
concerning "a further DELAY in the mat
ter. Judge stanton will not be able u
attend 10 his duties much betOFs jan
uarv 1 and tae supreme court jbes not
md an available member from It's bench
10 send 20 NInlh7m county. Meantime
W!ndham county has % long docket and
many Ct the eases are important.
A special meeting of the w. G. T.
{. was held In the rest room Monday
tst .". ta41A $50 h-Htu F4AA- wire N#Hea.t'Na
for the winter : work. 4 resolution of
eogdoleroe 70 Mrs.. Helen Newman on
account OF the Geata OF her husband
was voted and official notice was taken
at tha Illness Of Mrs. 4. J. StearnS. II
was voted 20 rent desk room In the rest
room. The work If the woman : eN-
change and eff the department of the
A. r.. 7. L. devoted 10 serving light
lunches during tie sumner has proved
highly satisfactory during ths months
nf July and August. The volume of
business done during those two months
We're larger than heretofore recorded.
Last week the Reformer referred To
the careless manner in which many of
-he buildings of Brattlrhor0 have been
located with regard 10 street boundaries
An example of lack Of knowledge upon
the part Of those building streets was
discovered Monday afternoon at the
corner of High and Main streets when
he orr riual stone post which marks the
southeast corner Of the Hooker proper
IS was uncovered by wOrkmen. Il could
he seen that the sidewalk for some dis
.auce upon both the south and east sides
IF Mrs. Hooker s lawn had eneroaehed
lpon her property The stone marker.
. top worn smooth bv wears OF use.
vas located about a foot below the sur
ace Of the concrete sidewalk.
The Van Dyke log drive next wear
viii probably be the largest ever
,r0ught down the Connecticut river for
be company rlans TO have 6on1o,0Vo
eer In its regular drive besides between i
Il. 900 600 and 3O.O0H.p0U which are now
Il Fifteen Mile falls in two big jams.
The last Of this wear : drive. passed /
trough the Connecticut River Power 4.
omuanv's dam Friday and are now on .
heir way TO Mt. Tom. A large force Of .
rivers il now at work on the jams az .
fifteen Mile falls. These logs viii be .
riven TO McTndoes where they will be .
eld until next year : drive comes down.
he drive interfered little with boating
hove the Turner's Falls dam this wear
: the logs were doomed in such man
er as to keep the river omen most OF the .
inc.
Harold. the 1Q-vear-old son of Mr.
nd Mrs Benjamin \ Crown, lost two
myers on his right hand about III l.
dock Friday morning while PLAYING
nth a heavy percussion cap used for
lasting. With a brother the boy WIS
having in the kitchen Of the Crown /,
ONE on Frost place when n heavy eX-
losion shook the entire house. just
hat caused the cap 10 explode IS not /
now unless the boy held il too near
lie fire. Though the injury to the hand
aepssitated the amputatlon or two, hng-
: il is believed enough of each finger
IN be left for the boy to use IN writ
II. II was learned after the explosion
ar the Younger child had a cap, which
, threw under a table after the explO- /
on The children found the caps near g..
10 Bushnell store on Flat street several
0nths ago and had used them as play .
ings. The bov s injuries were attend .
at the Memorial hospital.
The program of the Brattleboro I
oman 5 club for the season Of l9Il.l2 C
announced in 4 neat year book Wnic.h
q been distributed TO members this /
ne Bird. Mrs. Walter Stokes Irons Of :
.ovidance. R. l.: Nov. /. Travelogue, {
70 q r. Durham. Miss Florence Clark, b
iss Mary Fits and Miss Mary Shaks- d
her. Nov. IS. Kitchen Tests for the I
3ritv Of Food Products, Prof. Lewis I
ALVIN of the Westfeld Mass Nor a
Al school: Dee. 8 Educational dav) St
ineati0n of the Deaf. Miss Caroline n
liz nriucipal of the Clarke school at l.
1r+hampton. Mass: Dec l3, lChli. 4
on : fav.) Old Mother West Wind h
cries. Thornton W. Burgess of Spring n
ID, Mass: Jan. 3, New Year s meet ?
,. Jan. II. Democracy. Rabbi Charles L
fischer Of Boston: Feb. 7. Gentle
ms night A Cheerful Yankee, Try a
, BacHeller: Feb. q, Woman s Suf- r.
zoe, Miss Mabel Foster of New York a,
'. Mar. 6. Erin Revisited. Miss Alice #
Wing Of Springfield. Mass; Mar. 20, r.
lomon Versus the Modern Woman, c
. Kate Upson Clark of BROOKLYN. y. ~
Arr 2. Musical: Apr. IT. State, In II
tu+ions. Mrs. P. F. Hazen Of st. Johns Il
~: Nav l, annual meeting. II
The Brattleboro chapter, Daughters it
tba American Revolution, has issued W
: week the calendar for the coming NJ
n < meetings. together with a list OF re
officers and directory Of the mem e
:, T-bs calendar is an attractive fold th