The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-29
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


and for repairs.
Rev. J. r. Cow will conduct the
chanel service Mt the Retreat SUNDAY
afternoon at , o clock.
The regular monthly session of the
probate court will be held tomorrow
before Judge A. +. Schwenk.
AT the union service in the Centre
Congregational church Sunday evening
the special collection amounted TO over
$50.
Sunshine society, Branch. will hold
its annual Christmas entertainment az
the town farm Friday, Jan. ., gong to
West Brattleboro on the ear that leaves
Prospect hill at l.45 p. m.
The members of st. Cecilia ; altar
society of st. Michael s Roman Catholc
church are asked to attend in body the
funeral of Mrs. +. j. Shea which Will
take place in the church tomorrow morn
ing at 0 clock.
AT n special meeting of Fort Dunn
mer colony, Pilgrim Fathers, IN T.; a. H.
hall TUESDAY evening. several candidates
were initiated. At the regular meeting
Tuesday evening a program Will be gwen
and refreshments served.
Il. w. Cobb has sold his interest IN
the Mosher & Cobb livery business 70
Arthur Mosher of keenc, \. II. ~ I;
Mosher remains in the business ana
will have the management of the stable
Mr.. Cobb will devote his attention TO
timber and wood lots which he mas re-
Gently purchased.
The rear of the Leonard Roess
tohacco and cigar store has undergone
alterations this week to accommodate
tba ciDar manufacturing department
which is to be moved from the second
aonr If the building to the first. The
quarters on the second floor will be CIV
en- nm fine first of the coming year.
Tho scenery and stage settings used
~ Tobn w Vooel's bio city Ministries
rbicb come TO The auditorium Saturday
Ian i said TO be the most elaborate
anJ eynensiye ever used for a similar
,,nrnosn The setting is called the Radi
nm Palace 4 beftting title. because OF
tba annronriate costumes. and the numer
ons ana powerful calcium and electrlea
effects used thereon. This is the only
sattino of the kind in use by a minstre
4 ACCUMULATION as the cost of same prohib
10 the average manager from investing
tbo amonn+ Of capital REQUIRED.
~ oo1,+,
AT the regular meeting Oh 9upneh ~.
cut tfipe OF req MN ~ - 80 ~ ~,
non,;ng oreot sun. Sachem. Fred +
Clark. senior saoamore, John Bolliger
iunior sycamore. George Whitney; prOph
ct q r Simonds: chief of records, II
w Roule. keeper of wampum, f. l.
Parker. collector. Charles Broc kington
trmstoe for three wears, c. r. Simonds
lei representative TO great council
"a 4.,4, -.
Caornn 1 Twitrhell. Sd representative
hsIton Tavlor. 81 alternate. II. l.
CIark. 81 alternate. Frank Strong; 30
oitorna+o G 4 Collins.
cI
-Bosel GregWafe, employed py VI
man Il Son as teahster, e e1
/ fracture OF the skull Satufuay "lIci
noon while unloading, logs IN the M III,
! Saru OF the p y; onlitn ,ai1 A.
~ atel'teng ' oerui as roIIing \ loo onto
tnt ny, t ~ ai.;1 s,,JdanI,, dow into fine ail
't,I 800 ~, mon Grepware Is head
ON, Mn unconscious for severa
, ,eiiut. - r. i Gilman was notified and
ii l,,i,I 80 tha scena = faw minutes after
a. ca a. rho IN iured man was taken
ne aeot'ae .,,o -, p;raa strnat and an ex
~ nIs iloiiie ~ ~. "a IT 0,Cornor showed
a aillt ~ ~ 49, of +ho sI,nli was
tnae .le ou'ei pi'''o ~
lractureo
About So feet of the big water main
running from the reservoir on the bluff
lust north of the Fort Drummer Mill tc
the mill was washed bare during the
heavy rain Friday night and early Sat
urday morning. The ditch, which was
freshly filed late in the fall, was reopen
ed for some distance, but the damage
was discovered before water undermined
the main sufficiently to cause the FONTS