The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-08-04

10, az 5.l5 y, m.
The Unitarian church Is closed
this week for the usual summer Vaca
tion. Services will be resumed the sec
oud sunday in September.
The women of the Episcopal church
win hold 4 food sale on the lawn Satur'
day M s o'clock. II stormy, will be
held In Thompson 5 iowelry store.
AC. b. Crowell assisted by Chairman
Calvin Of the seleetmen surveyed the
line for the West Brattleboro sewer
Yesterday and work viii begin soon
upon having the uipe as recommehdeu
IN Prof u. w. Votev. consulting engl'
neer Of the state board of health,
Rev. Horace +. Holton of Kansas
Civ. Mo-. will preach in the Centre Con
prepationnl church next Sunday morn
inp At the Sunday school session the
various departments will meet together
for the opening exercises. fred =
Brown will lead the devotional service
in the chapel this evening NJ Iao'
County Clerk +. ID. F.. Stowe sent
the docket for the September term OF
Wndham county court to the printers
Wednesday There are $50 cases on
the court and divorce dockets. court
will convene at Newfane Tuesday morn.
ing. Sept. Il. Judge led ). stanton oi
Roybury will preside. II is likely that
one or more of the damage SUITS hg'i I!,
the Boston x Maine and Central yer
mont railroads, which have been on the
Nlocket for over n wear, will be tried ~
this term of court
Judge J. l.. Martin of the United
states district court has denied the
petiti0n of the Central Vermont Rali-
way Co.. for an Injunction against thc
uublic service commission of the stare
OF Vermont 10 restrain the commls'
sion from carrying out its order for the
Iabolisbiup of the grade crossing at
White River Junction. The matter mas
hoen IN the Vermont supreme court
three times and Judge, Martin holds
that IL i still with that court and Il IS
rule with federal courts not 10 inter-
fere with matters in state courts.
One of the largest blasts yet eN-
rlodcd in the ledge opposite the Cen.
tral Vermont passenger station, was Sc
off Wednesday, Fourteen sticks OF
dynamite were used, yet the Jar Was
slight compared with many othef
charges exploded since the work Of re-
moving the rock began, The big elast
planned for Yesterday forenoon did not
prove as successful. however, and there
was no explosion when the electric CON
rpectiop was made with the dozen sticks
Of dynamite. The dynamite simply
took FIRE and burned. The falling
of the big derrick Monday retarded
the work TO quite an extent vet a laISe
amount Of rock has been removed IN the
/ last two days. Superintendent OF Ton
struction. j. Z. Cole of It. Albans, mas
been in Brattlehoro during the weeN'
The taking up of options along the
ipropused Boston 4 Maine railroad rehl
OF wav in New Hampshire has con
tinued through the week and TINS morn
inc il is stated that about nine Of the
ION miles OF right of way have been
nnrebased. No further instructions
have been received by the local en@i-
Der In charge of the work. DURING tue
week number of parcels of land nave
beep ACQUIRED and last evening Adam
/ Roeder, who declined 10 give an optioh
lnnou his pl0pertv when approached 10y
right of way representative last sum
mer. sold a right of way across ms farm
and received $4,000 for II when was
at the rate of about 5000 an acre.
Building movers have been asked 70
name a price for moving such pun
/ ings along the right Of way rs are q.
+ vaGtIy ON the line where the track
would be laid, should a railroad be
built
1T j. expected that actual work On
the concrete yam r.;,l'o4, ;n.arests IN
/ by the mace "a, IIi'..i which
replace tue oiu NouuV - ~ ! anson 4
! now furnishes water Iol wy ~
GoodhoW 4 ", nulugi II uiin ne,,,,,,oi,ao II M
. Shelburne rams WIN ,T Tplii'.,,l, ~, on IN,
+ third floor over the savings bank mas
+ baau rented for an Office and work on
( the plans VIII ueelh -NoI!taS IN, boaJ
is 10 be under the ulTecllol, VI III
/ CONSTRUCTION mai, Jonn iasia,ar
4 cornell anu engineer al ~ ln. ~ ,,i.ns
y Congef IL IS eNpeeItuG ny ~ non,.
filed by ble la, IlSou ~ "l NV y lowe
pany IN I9oe VIII pe !qiloNeu ~ ,f 40
/ extent. IN inns case ine 80 - ~ XIII
new dam VIII PC on tIe l'ee - ~ M
one. during tne pIoHess +b % r cu,,s 4
G 600 nlant viii be Transmitted from
/ Inc large station near Brattleboro. W
/ number al tenements in the town
/ hove Laen rented hv contractors and
-, c,inoare - North Adams Transcript.
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Tokyo, caplta4 anu IT M
Japan ana the educatioha,l Eon.e o,, "a y
East, VIII be increasingly pte ,S NJ :
BrattlehoIo people bN Ne; ~ ~ paTti :,
| v. HamBIe9, WnG sp naa,, . or5 waning
church Friday afternoon ana ana, e a5drns.
Aug. II, Mrs. Hamblen VIII auuIes'
a meeting for women ana slIls , , %r
0 clock, spea king especlally Oh neI WI oI;i
among the japanese women dnu ~ ~
dren. social hour VIII Ioliog a,
light refreshments VIII ee sefveG. ! !,
the regular church meeting ser TN r u
the evening, Mrs. Hamhleh VIZ ;an nU
only discuss the pronleils o. n.isan ,9l 4
effort in Tokyo, with its thousands o
students and COSMOPOLITAN pop5nlat l'5h
but will also speak on the proaael st ~
iect Of general progress, tnrou91out i ",
Island empire. MI ana MIS- Ilait foa
have lived IN the MlEado laHa hol
long neriod of years, nave an NINA ~ tb