The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-03-24
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Emerson & Son have bought
Stewart one-ton auto delivery truck
for use in and about Brattleboro.
A total of 40 dogs had been lieens-
ed up to noon today. There were AZ
licenses of this kind issued at the
Office of Town Clerk c. S. Hopkins
Saturday.
Dennis Rebekah lodge, No. /, win
initiate candidates at their regular
meeting tomorrow evening. Visitors
viii be present from Colfax lodge,
Wardsboro. Refreshments will be
served.
Clerk F.D.E. Stowe has completed
! the compiling of the docket for the
/ April term Of the county court. There
are p divorce cases on the list, 80
chancerv cases, : state eases and ia
court cases.
/ Much of the furniture and all of the
lcrockery for the Austine Institution
were furnished by Emerson & Son; the
bed linen was furnished by Houghton
& Simonds, and the beds and fittings
were furnished by Bernstein & Co, Of
Philadelphia.
Hart 4 Co, of Philadelphia have
begun the work painting the new Bos-
bridge will he painted a slate color,
the color OF all bridges on the road.
1t viii require between two and three
months to finish the work.
A long line of musical enthusiasts
was in waiting this morning when the
subscribers sale of tickets for the
lSheehan Opera Company production
of II Trovatore was opened at 9
O clock The regular sale opens tomOr-
row morning at O'Clock.
The Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins cor.
pOration has begun the work of filling
in for the extra tracks north of Whet-
stone bridge. Trains of eight large
dump ears are being hauled regularly
from the cuts in Hinsdale and the load.
dumped into the river nearly in the
rear of the Dunham Brothers Com
Ipany 5 office.
\ bowling match between the Speed
Boys and the Brattleboro Stars j,
, scheduled for Wednesday evening on
Buzzell s alleys. The teams viii line M
{ as follows: Speed Bovs-Regali Capt J
J +. Harris, II. Harris, Anderson, Ban.
croft; Brattleboro Stars-M. Dunn
(Capt.), b. Miehelman, Marion, Dun
levy, Z. Michelman.
) Charters were granted in Massaehu
setts last week to the Bellows Falls
Electric company and the Fall Mount
Electric company and the Fall Mount
and Bellows Falls, the former having
, capitalization of S1J0,000 and the lat
, ter of S125.000. The corporators are
the same for each company, Newell c
Young, Archibald r. Graustein anC
: Fenemore p. Hill.
: J. NJ. Stratton. an employe at c. T
o | White s livery stable, is off duty as
result of hGying been kicked by hOrs
Saturday afternoon. One cheek bon
was fractured and he was bruised abou
I his head and legs. The accident haT
I pened while he was cleaning off the an
imal. The force of the blow shove
i him against another horse, which bC
came excited, and for a time men an
I horses figured in a lively mixup.
!. John O'Nen of Westfeld, who ha
= been in the hospital since Feb.24 sui
y fering with severe injuries 10 his hea
i caused by being thrown from a scrape
( on the Hinsdale and Brattleboro branc
! of the Boston & Maine railroad, lef
that institution yesterday. He wen
1 to his home in Westfeld. He has nC
entirely recovered, but it is expcete
that time viii restore him to fun healt
I both physical and mental After II
: accident he was unconscious over 6
a hours.
4 Rev. JohH g. Cow, DID,, pastor Q
+ the First Baptist church. who reeentl
y resigned his pastorate to take effe,
I. April 4, will leave Wednesday wit
|. his children for Boston, where he wi
Is attend the evening banquet of til
' Vermont Academy alumni of Mass
chusetts, going from there to Ne,
York to attend banquet Friday ever
ing of the New York alumni of til
academy. The children will visit r
latives at Newton Center. DR.. Go
SAYS he has nothing to announce rs |
X his future plans, but upon his retur
sc to Brattleboro Saturday may be read
Ito make such an announcement.