The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-29

| my MlHff VI iHlS luWH, WIN lh III
tending the University of Vermont
structor of the intermediate classes il
the Burlington Y. VI. c. A.
The Brattleboro high school foot
ball team goes to Greenfield, Mass, to
morrow afternoon to play the high
school team of that place. Lack of prac
tice this week on account of the fair
will prove a handicap 10 the local
team,
AT the s7th annual meeting of the
Vermont State Baptist association in
Barre Tuesday DR., Henry ID. Holton was
elected vice president of the Northern
Baptist Educational society and Rev.
John Il, Cow was chosen n director of
the same body.
Stark company, No. ., Red Men s
10 participate in the parade during the
fair IN that place. The company will
meet at its hall on Main street nj s
o clock and march TO the station where
the $50 train north will be taken. The
parade takes place at 10 O'Clock.
The annual picnic of st. Michael s
Episcopal parish was held at Echo park
saturday. Two bOat.loads of children
and parents made the trip in the Bige-
low boats and many went by team. The
was spent in a social way and
a basket dinner was partaken of at
noon. The premier feature of the after
noon was a baseball game between the
boys and girls which was won by the
girls by score of 9 to ,. Every mem
her on the Young women S team was al
lowed an opportunity TO try out in the
box which added TO the merriment of
the occasion,
The winter arrangement of trains
on the Boston 4 Maine railroad goes
INTO effect Oct. .. The northbound
White River Junction passenger train |
will leave BrattlebOro at s.54 a. m. The
Montreal and Sherbrooke passenger |
will leave for northern points at lilo
4. M, and the two White Mountain
rains now leaving for the north at l.57
md 2.20 will be cancelled and the after
noon north-bound express will leave at
80. There will be no change in the
ime of the northbound passenger for
White River Junction leaving Brattle-
,OrO at 5.57 p. m. The Montreal express
viii leave for the north at 1925 p. m.
he north and south bound White
fountain sleeping ear trains leaving
each way at 2.l7 a. m. will
e cancelled. There will be no change
n the low" train which goes south at
Al a. m. The Springfield passenger
rain from White River Junction goes
outh at 800 a. m. The two south
ound White Mountain trains now leav
" Brattleboro at LILO and l.55 p. m,
i'll be cancelled, and the southbound
lew York express will leave att 2.07
m. The New York express now leav- 4
u at AS for the south will change to
IL p. m. There will be no change in
ne s.34 train south in the evening. The
outbound evening train Sundays will y
ave Brattleboro at 1927. There will be
0 changes in the Central Vermont
except for the New London
o. instead of 2.40 .. IN.
Local ticket Agent d. S. Carey
und himself in possession of lost
ven.year-old boy Friday afternoon 4
id by a Sherlock Holmes process of
'duction discovered that the young
er s home was in Wilder, VT, where
was sent on the 5.57 train that even
e. The conductor of the southbound 4
ain arriving in Brattleboro at 4.15
M, turned over the youngster to Mr..
rev with instructions to locate his
rents and return him to them. The
nductor after leaving White River Z
notion noticed the boy with family
children accompanied by their par
Is and supposed he was one of the 7
mily. When the other children and \
cir parents left the train at station 4
nth of Bellows Falls the conductor
covered the little fellow gazing out
the window and apparently uncon
Gus of the fact that he was travelling \
me. Inquiries by the train crew fail 4
to throw any light upon the matter
4 the boy could give no information.
ter the train left Brattleboro Mr..
rev took the boy into his Office and
estioned him. The little fellow said
name was. Joe Tratchie, that his
her smoked cigarettes and owned a
er. Joe said his home was lover the
dge' and that he could go back
ne. He said he was seven years old.
didn Z know the name of the town
lived in. After propounding all sorts
inquiries Mr.. Carey hit upon a happy
ught and asked Joe where he bought
candy and he promptly replied cat ?
ers. y That was a sufficient clue for
union station Sherlock and Mr..
ey Immediately got in touch with
eral travelling men who visit north
points. 1t took him but few ?
utes to learn that there is a stere
Hanover, n. H., operated by Mr..
II. A few minutes later it was
ned that Mr.. oyer was the man of \
I'M Joe bought his confectionery and ?
boy was sent to Wilder where his
ents live. He had been visiting in
lover. How he got aboard of the
n without being noticed is not v5a
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