The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-12-15

q. Il. White S livery stable office.
The Sunday school board of the
Metho list church will hold its annual
meeting. Monday evening, Dee. is, at
'.lo o'clock in the League room.
Express leaving here for San Fran.
cisco or the Pacific coast now reaches
there II hours earlier than heretofore
as q special express has recently been
added
The New England Telephone &
Telegraph company will be Obliged to
elevate its cable on South Main street
at the corner of Washington street to
permit the stringing of trolley wire
beneath il.
Through the Vermont State Fedora.
tlon of Woman s clubs, the Brattleboro
club is fostunate in being able to secure
on January |, DR. Evangeline Young
for an address on Social Hygiene DIR.
Young is well known in medical circles
both as a physician and ms speaker
on this subject She is examining
physician of Northfeld seminary as well
as president of the alumnae assoeia.
ton of that school.
Suits for alleged trespass have
been brought bv Bacon & Davis, attor.
neys for Mrs. Esther j. Pratt of Brat
tleboro against Eugene Smith, +. Z.
Robertson and John Underwood all of
Putnev The plaintiff claims that the
defendants trespassed upon her posted
land IN the town of Putney during the
recent open season on deer and shot
a deer upon the land. The suits are re.
.turnable at the April term of Windham
county court,
The TOrrineton, Conn. Register of
Tuesday says in an article in commem-
Grafton of the 10Th anniversary of the
Torrington National bank: "Several
unsuccessful attempts had been made
in the years preceding to organize ma
.tional bank in Torrington, but it re-
NAMED for Hosea Mann state bank
examiner from Vermont, to come to
Torrington in September of 1899, place
the stock with the assistance of local
capitalists, and get everything in shape
for the first meeting of the subscribers,
which was held at the Office of the War
rent0n Wooden company on Saturday.
Oct. %, of the same year. =
Fritz Hanson, the Swedish wrestler.
returned to Brattleboro this week and
il is likely that another match will be
arranged between him and some good
man to be held in the auditorium soon.
Hanson said Tuesday that he was willing
to meet George w. Bailey under any
conditions agreeable TO the latter. Han
son has received challenge from John
Kilonis, a Greek middleweight wrestler
of Manchester, n. II. As Kilonis claims
to be n champion in his class match
between him and Hanson would be an
interesting bout. The admirers of Bailey
are anxious to have their man meet the
Swede again and are willing to back
him.
The ease of town of Brattleboro
against Frank o. Carpenter to recover
taxes claimed to be due was discon-
tinued by Acting Municipal Judge A.
+. Schwenk Monday as the presiding
Judge was disqualified from the fact
that he was taxpayer in Brattleboro.
As no local Justice of the peace was
qualified to preside in the case another
suit was brought which is returnable
before Justice Thomas E. O'Brien of
Bellows Falls. The case of F. 0. Car
penter against the town of Brattlebor0
has been settled by the town paving
the Judgment and Mr.. Carpenter does
not refuse to pay his taxes on the ground
that the town owes him money but be-
cause he claims that the taxes are not
properly levied and are not correct
in amount.
Presidents of local banking in
stitutions and officials of corporations
issuing bonds may imagine that they
do bit oil autograph work in the course
of a year but they are only in the kin
dergarten when it comes to signing
their names as compared with the task
that confronts Town Clerk Carl ;.
Hopkins. The last session of the legis-
lature passed a bill ordering town clerks
to compile the vital statistics of their
respective towns from 1857 to date and
file them with the secretary of state.
They are to receive few cents for
each record made but they have to sign
their name to each birth, marriage and
death record. Mr. Hopkins will have
to affix his signature to about 1000
cards He has already compiled about
$500 records and as he gets time he
signs his name to the cards. BY keep,
ing a batch of cards on his desk at all
times he is able to attach his autograph
TO few hundred every week.
The Gamblers, Charles Klein s
crippinp play which holds the record
for long runs among serious dramas OF
the season lust passed, comes to the
auditorium tonight under the direction
of The Authors Producing company, OF
which John Cort is president. me
story of the play involves debonalr
Young freebooter who has come INTO the
management of his staid old father $
hank. and who, in his effort to expand
the business, resorts to various question
able practices. There is a woman IN
the case, the wife of the prosecuting at
tornev for the federal government, VINO
was once the sweetheart OF the young
broker, and whose husband Is gwen
TO posing as an infallible morailst' ana
he allows his unjust jealousy TO over [
ride his sense of legal Justice. MI.
KIe;r illustrates the axiom that there
l. M cain without risk. He shows That
mon and women cannot make tremeh-
dous rains without making tremendous
losses, and that success in fame anu
fortune does not always mean real sue
cess in life.
Florence Deyo, 20, wife Of Abram
ron Mass. Saturday after an illness
81 several months with an intestinal
tronhle, She was born in Brattleboro,;
q DAUGHTER Of George Deyo, and received
her education in the local parochlal
scbool Later she took a course IN
Nursing at the Elliot hospital in keene;
n IT.. and six years ago was maIIleu
~ fndlow VI. to Mr.. Rosberry, then
station agent at East Westmorel5and,
y ST"' r Four years ago they moved 70
Hnbbardston where Mr.. Rosberry na9
q similar position. Besides her nuspanu
and father Mrs. Rosberry leaves one
daughter aged five years, a slstei;
Ej;zabeth. wife of John L; Barton a. oa
b / and George Deyo, of Holyoke, Mass.
The ri aT bodv was brought to Brattlebo orc
M lIe p1u and funeral services were held et
T Mumday' morning at 9 o'clock in st st.
Mi Ee9Saell, Roman Catholic church. The
h Mirn%s' were four cousins, Harry, Al
b pert q and Wilfred Deyo and Frank par 7,
rabee. Burial was in the Deyo lot III
the Catholic cemetery i,
At meeting Of the the directors nfabt one oe