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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Gu Sinbsipgcanitalt i Mammer.

SorIeben 6ormiooo9 opitoo 9rono /
Ell 8aarb peo Sronitao / 9ier, tiIbs.
renoe q. ". ScIgeien. 8aarSeu err
inorebet til Initalt for iinosipge
auinoer, bporaf Der fiubes Ell Wpug.
De I'll Sorpleining / 9ier. Srauoen
greb raft ON ii9 / Den tsrre SrGbu3'
ming % Oct pareoe life lnnge isr
man bleu flar oper at Sopeobpgnins
gen bar reoningslsIt fortabt. Se
i~inosipee apinber blep reboet no /
iiolte GiebIif al Solfene pau @aar.
ben % al De iiIilenOe IrbciSere ira
Sronitao grug. Mange al apinoers
ne bapbe life flpbt paa iig o. moatte
bpres no nsgne og bolunegne; men
ba De fleite fit &lpoerne meo Iatte Be
ii9 noe paa Soroet og iisrte iia oisie.
&c opferte iig bra ole iammen og
fog BET meo no og 9eberifelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
9elingem ai Sillnn Scrreo. fiGau

Sornlafo'tab bar aroraget ON al
Serrebet mao bli BELT / Silan og
Sanbitab Serreber. Imtstingets
9Gringsfonlite anbeioler bette In.
broeenoe. Siuan Serreb ifal onliat.
te Siaan annefsiosn % Iorbotten
aapelioen. og BET anbet Serreo ifal
omiatte Sanoitao annefsiogn. He.
pr9ientanternes Iutal ipttes for
Sillan I'll 16 og for Sanbitab til IL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Sra Uoroe.

&apslfirfc / StrnnSpif. Strono.
nif Serrebsitpre bar bepileet 2.O0O
SIR. til Spisrelie al en- aapelflrte
paa SrnOpor / Stronopif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Subn Yamlien. Soriutteren Sobn
BaulIen iplOte Den 15be Sebruar 81
Iar. Sor Sibcu opbolOer ban Jig I
gieranSria iom @ipit hos lin Ben
@ergenieren Sarmcus % tribes me-
get pel | S@gpptenS pnrme Mima.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Gn %nbgaaelia 0raub.

VI" Siuup. VNuI uCltl
!. Nleliens Gienoom paa SolcnSIep
Warf oeb 8isrlep Station nebbrpnos
re forleoen Woraer, og ole areutus
rerne itoebrGnbte pna llpr ScIteue,
Der LOG Jig los % lob no. SIoen ops
'too mems 9e6ocrnc lou oa JOB, % err
ifelge "Hin1it. Solfetih." antngelig
paaiat. i. NielienS Seiter paoqnes
De oeo Sertioen oa opoageoc. at belc
@aaroen itoo / Slammer. bporeitcr
bun if 9cboerne aIornleret. aorlen
maatte / iibitc Gieblif iprin9e no
aiennem Ginbuet / bar Sfiorte. Ger
loo tpt Gage oper gqrcn, iuu Sloer
life iaaes ira Habogaarbene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Smfferoprfninacn.

SnfferoDrfningcu. Sra Stapau-
ger meObelcS Den Soc Sebruor. 9c.
itprelien for Stapanser ants 2anO-
busbolonin9sIelifab bar / iibite Ws-
DC beiluttet at anbefale paa Get beOite,
at Der for Suffer iabriferet al HG-
per, lom er aulet Der / 2mbet, til
itaaes | 10 Iar en- @eifpttelie al 10
Ore pr. ag., oct pil iiae, at Solocrl
ifal operitige Sen aigiit Sabrifanter.
ne lfal erlGgge meb 10 Gre pr. Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Iaumarfs tpffeitc Wano. Gn al
De G%anoiouter. Iom ifol bnpc oe bebs
ite lloiigter I'll at fomme / 9etroqt,
ming ueo 9ciGttclien al ben npoprets
teoe atlantic Srone, er &oraen al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Sanoc-Ggeu. Sanbhrugalfole6eit.
Nesbeim fortpaer / "Afoturen" ON
alpmpetrGet paa San0c / 8uqIano:
Seq maalte Den / Gopcmber 1906
% ial1ot Oa ~felJenoe Waal: Sntfr.
trt neoe peo Soroen 100 NJ. Smfr.
o. %. oper Soroen 50 ~. Sulfr.
1.25 No. ouer Sorben 9rpitbsibe)
II M. SrGct er built % ino til
Sltlrltmmet isrer Ell Iabning pou
Stprrelie iom Ell libcn Tor. Sul.
rilnlmet er meget itort. Seq bapoe
e19ang mine Gleuer meo mig Der
Coulter / 1870 Iars NI0cr) oa Def
ritmmet IA Stpffer, 1,oor De paffet
Jig ri9tig tGt. Sulrlimmet maaIer
Soermaal: Eaa breoe SAINT 81 nc.
Foa 'maleIte aant is NJ. Gierer
az 8aorben bapoe enoog cnaanI ei
lloet gorb / Mibten % 9Gnfcr
rrrtot "&pg9ene" og brugte Greet
lom SpItblls. aronen moaler / 5per.
manl: Eaa brcbeite aunt 40 I
Eaa lmalelte aant 40 10. Srpets
Sstoe maalte icg til q Dieter. Mer
Oct bar mlligens pGret nogct beiere,
oa enoel al Greet er tort. Sanbe.
egen par / aamle Gage et beQiai
Srp, Bette. Sr9. Haar man fiernet
log mon bper Sang en- Sfp9t Suur
lalernemelf paa Den, % naor man
brp9gct maatte ben ioa lin Gortior
2l. Zen itaar iaapas Iangt ira 9e
bpg9elie, at ben life err ltbiut FOR a,
ltrp9e meb / SiliGloe S%lbebronb
Ten ligaer co. 200 81. ira 8oarOer
Sanoe og = a 800 ~. ira garNal!
Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

"Sram"S Sprcr, anptein Sbp.
GiIien, ifal itpre ben epentleae
traaolsie Stotion omborb pau
"Sram". San opbolber JIG nj /
ariitianio for at tage imoo en- Del
ltbitpr til @fspeoitionen oa blir Der
til lite Ntoi, ba ban ifal no paa Sost
/ Otortuen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
GienbpmshanSler. @ooroen

GienbumsbanSler. @aarben So
Bang paa Seleesen er al Sru annc
SslpsberJ meo gei9tning, &eoifa'
Der og IpIing iolgt til 9rsorene Sri,
titan og &arl Sinbitao for $4,000
Ser. gienopmmen beitoar af 200
Maal oprfet Soro og $50 Maal grop
Sfog.
@aaroen Spitab / Stange al
Sfplbmarf 1913 er al Sobn Sfaars
aas m. Il. iolgt til Spbn Gllo, Ssi'
ten, for Al, 600 ar.
Spiablmarfeu / Honleoal. ca.
$500 Maal Sfog, er al Wons Gus
bal, Sans Stabo, Slaf Sooltao og
Slaf Hsflebp iolgt til Gomeoals
Experimenting for $4,000 4r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Sranb paa 5jpsanscr. 5orleben
Scat brpnote 9. Sobnes gageri paa
Sissanger neo I'll 8runoen. Get laa
en- Sturo itpgt no for De omlig9enoe
Suie, me oct lpffcOes at begrGnie
SInen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
S,sberues Nntal tiItaaer iterft

Ssbernes Intal tiltaeer iterft /
Nur9e. Tor 40 Iar liben fanotes
Ser bare ca. rs af Dem, MI iinoes Der
minblt 1000, og flcre blir BET for
bpert Iar; De liter Jig gobt ier bet no
til. SGrlis maa S%ronSbiem bore
ct lsnnenbe SpbolOsiteo for Ssoerne.
Otter DC iibite Oplpsninger ifal 9p-
en- buie omtrent en- Srebiebel af ale
San0ets Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
@erSalsbruaet "a tets Ylaner.

"9aespoiten~ bar baut en- Snmtale
meo aopofar @esiel. , iom er 5or.
mono | Tireftionen for @9roalsbru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Dc itore 3enlagtninger. Den Itpre

Se 1fpre TenNagtHtHger. Sen 1pre
Neoilaetning al baluuilb &en paa
Spenifesrpnien / Srenoelagen tort
i9ttes. Slere bullbre Gpr er alleres
Be orebt og me Sunoreoer itaar for
Cur PEG Storlien. Haar mon er f9r.
big Der begpnber man Slagtnin9en
/ Spoalen unber Spltopperne. Ser
finoes Der III oper. 1000 Speniferen.
&c bar unber De iibite lailgporiee
Sneitormc life funnel finbc Ssbe og
bar berior iegt neo til 8aaroene,
bpor De bar giort bctuoelia Sfabe.
&c ifal MI fangeS og ilagtes / itsrIt
mulig lloitrpfning. Geninipefter
Itsien og 2appefogeo @ulOal err reiit
til Spbalen ior at bore tiliteOe UNDER
Slagtningen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Wn StprtinasmanS.

YIN Stortingsmanb. 8eo Saa'
tingsprpiiOent Sbore 6ois' 0so rpf,
Ter @aromunben @aarobruger an'
breas 5. &aboelanb op til Weolenl
al Stortineet iom Heprpientant for
Manoolens &reOs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Serscn aiennem 100 Aar. 2

gems 3ormanbIfob beilutteoe forle'
Den, at Der ill 100 aars Subilpet
n9ite aar ifal uogipes en- 9e'trtpel'e
al 9ergens llopifling ira 1914
1914
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
STIR Hegmlcring.

Stur HegmIcrtng. - Sro Bergen
mebocles ben t3oe 6ebrlar. Snter.
esientIfubet Stmapasbraget bar for
lorgt afgiort neo Sfisu, ON Hegu'
leringcn trGrger fongclia Siaaoelie.
8eb GeguIerin1en, iom ifa( fpite to
Wiaioner aroner, pil pinoes inb 49,
600 SeltefrGfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

8rmbeSrift / Cfuteu. 9lftieielifa.
bet 9ierfaaien @rllber / Sfoteu er
onmelot til Sirmaregiitret meb en-
aapital al 2 Wiaioner aroner, buor.
al Salpparten er fulot afgiort peb
Selifabets Spertagelie al 9ierfau'
icns @rilbcforetagenoe mco tiQiggen-
De Tettigbeoer. 9eitprelien beitaar
al gergasieslor Martin, Berlin,
&oniul Nicfelien oe Ganb. Sur.
Gbriitian Suno, ariitiania.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
"8ippif" taget on iaien. ,Sro 81

mar meooeles ben 13oe Sebrllar.
Wissoamperen "@iepif", iom blep
renot iiPnf / Hopember Waaneo al
"SoroenifiolO" / Nesiunoet, er MI
blet taget op al Sfibets 9ei9tning
nnber Sebelie al bets aaptein. 9aa,
ben fom igoar til Sanor, bpor Den
MI ifal reparercs. Sfient Ben err
iunrt meotoget, boaber man at faa
ben inb | Huten igien til 9aaren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Srnfnet nocnfur lit Stem.

Srnfnet uocIfur tit Stem. - Sra
@osiepangen meboeles Den 13be Sc.
brllar. @aarobruger Wous Hsolten,
Ss, err orufnet ubenfor lit Siem.
San bapoe pGret ouer 5iorben ei
gGrinoe og 9oaOen pellet UNDER
Stormfait paa Silbagepeien. Man,
Den iom par gammel fom Jig op paa
SpGlpet, men ialbt neo igien. &oner
% EleieOatteren iaa lllpffen ira
Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

IN fan crboIoe pafrc gortTrttrr fra bDiIfctiombeIt
Tptoaraft, oiTc'ts fra Rumituercu. ". TalGt. Ecpt. I,
55l u. Rorth Tbe.. Ghcnar. 81. ,3HQcu gcuge |
7~Sprifub. Grin otter bans Brisititc. Adv. ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Srrmasieparcfabrif uaa Hprb.

mpr. @nrbero & 60. Gnae 9rle,
bar iielge "Homsbolspoiten" lat
igang en- M Srpmasiciabrif. Gen er
belig9enbe / @alssiiorb, ca. I an.
Longer inb / Siorocn enb Isirmoets
MI eienbe Sagbrlg % Sspleri. Set
me Sr9iliberi bar 4 Slibeapparater
% er beregnet paa Ell Hrobuftion al
ca. 10000 Son parmilcbcu, 80 pGt.
paao SrGmasie, oarIig. 6abrifbpg.
ming er opfsrt al Walr oq SSern.
Gan6fraften ca. 1000 $. 6. tages fra
Oct 3.5 am. borte ligaenbe gngli.
panb. 0ette er rcguleret peo Ell ca.
Z W. bsi % ca. 90 W. lang HeJrl,
leringsbam. s S%ilfnptning til Sli.
beriet er ser oaioa bpgget eft eager
bus for 1900 Con Srpmasie, Smes
Die, Reparationsperfiteo NJ. p. iomt
ct Gleftricitetsperf pea ca. 100 8. &.
Zen ME Ifoeltn9 font1ner til at be-.
ifiGitige ca. 40 Mano. ga. 60 Wollo
er ipsieliat peb Saebruget o. Ssp.
leriet unber flllb Drift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
@n flittia Snttiaaring. aaarfon

Gn flittis Sbttiaaring. auarfone
Singer Slatsp I Gistta, bpis Wanb /
Sinter bar lugt ipg al ultima, bar
ifIe. "Selgel. 81" iiben fsr Sui ia
get oe busset iptten Sas fnutet oa
baarb Birfeoeb. Iaar bun blep trPt
al Seobugningen gift bun ino og fog
Siepaatbinbingen fat. 8isr bet Ell
ter Spttianring, ON on iaar Sop at
ppre friif, tiIfsier 9laoets Weooeler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Chr. Gpoe. I~renbol, o. isrtes al
aaptein u. HtlIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Ole Gbriitian SbiitcOabl Den lrr,
De og fromme Manb, iom lepebe iii
title Sip / en- Ioiunfts beifeone
aaar. iebtes 15oe Nuguit 1913 /
&riitiansiano. San blep for line
Gleuer - iaa Ipber beres Gibnes.
bprb - ct Wsniter paa 2Groom,
gompJbeb, @~uOsirpet og ct Ggte
5roesIinb. enbel al bans @leper bar
tGnft at giue fine Sslelier eft ipnliq
llotrpf paa Sunbreoaarsbagen eiter
bans Sebiel. Eaa bans @rap er Der
ollereoe al Samilien fat en- Winbe.
item. Noget 9iaeoe al ham 9ipes
life, iaa nogen Eortr9tmeoalion fan
life I"faifes. 0tan er ga blet itaaens
De peo Den Sunfe at faa @rapen IRE,
oct for ale Siber og til Mom,meus
tet fpIte ell Winoefrans al Bronco
meo Ell pasienbe Snoifrift. sSomilier
bar giuet i'm Siaaoelie BERTH. Gel
er ire tioligere Gleper, MI aae boiatt(
/ Sensberg, Iom bar taget Snitioti
bet: S'Srr. Opcrlprer emil Slien
Sr9aniit Hoiabn og Heftor Ssp.
lQll0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07


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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24

been a trip Of the jury, tie prisoner.
judges, officers, lawyers auI q few
spectators 90 the scene off the murder.
III was about 2.5U yesterday when the
trial started. the trial being preceded
by "a conference between the Judges
and attorneys
There were about - talesmeu iu
the court room and the oath of office
was administered TO the l5 now men
who had been summoned since thu
April term. The long indictment was
read 10y Clerk l.. rs. Holmes, aud tbe
respondent answered NOT guilty. He
was iu charge ST Deputy Sheriff Frank
j. Bennett and sat close To his att
toruevs during the drawing of the iu-
rors. The panel was scle tea after eS
amIuiug 2 taiesmcu, some Of whom
were not found competent bv the
the Judges. Robert ~ Chamberlain of
Berlin and Robert q. Pike UE Dover
while several wtgc challenged hy c0ur-
sci in the ease. Every tulcsmau took
the stand amt was questioned bv THE
judges and afgrwari the ATTORNEYS
were given an opportunity 20 question
them In many ceases the state did
mot ask questions, but counsel for tEe
+ defense asked questions of nearly eveA
man, Mr.. Madden doing the question
+ ing.
X The prosecuting attorneys are Att0r.
F ucy General James Tuttlc Of Mauches.
+ ter and County Solicitor o. Z. Cain Of
/ kecue, and the respondent r0ur .eI
are Joseph Madden Ray Ell. Piekar1
ani John L. Benton.
I'M the courtroom during the after
noon was Hugh Hamilton. father of tia
murdered man, who came from Bneh.
ester, y. y. to he present at the trial
+ lie VIII probably hc called as a witnes
to state that il was lis son who was
killed
The following is the list Of jurors,
II. X. Nhitcomh of Swlnley, farmer.
foreman. Herbert NJ Webster 81 Al
stead, farmer; George ". Todi 81
Rindgc, road agent; Charles 4. Chaplin
Of keenc. retired. Henry IL Mason 81
Dublin, contractor; Herbert IT Ierries
OF NARROW, farmer: Fred M Murdou4h
of Nelson, farmer; Edward r. Winu 81
Ilarri,villc, chair manufacturer George
f.. Fairbank Of Fitwilliam. clerk Rue
3. Knowlton Of Stoidard, wool turner
Frank J. Ballou Of Swanzcv. farmer.
Bcrtram a. Powers OF keeue. cleth
The lufN Wttt be iu charge OF tWc
deputies and viii remain iu the court
house nights, in single beds which have
been provided. They viii he kept con.
stantly under guard and not allowed
TO communicate with any person, ex
eepi through the shcriffs.
Today the jury, officers. judges
] counsel and Wren went to Hinsdale /,
visite the scene of the murder. leaving
here about 10 clock by automobiles
Their plan was to make a careful cx
animation of the locality where the
crime was committed, in order "a
more thoroughly understand the tcsti
mony which viii bc introduced. and 81
was the intention of the jury and some
iof the officers to go from HlinsdaIe t.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24
STUDENT CONFERENCE
IS IN FULL SWING
Over 20 Meetings Being Held Daily at
East Northfeld-Afternoo Given
Up to Athletics.
Especial to The Reformer.1

EAST NORTHFIELD, Mass, June
2f.-The student conference is now in
fun swing with over 20 meetings being
held daily. These include mission and
Bible study with platform addresses i'm
the morning and evening and a Round
Top service at sunset. The after
Moons given up entirely to ath-
leties are now filled with baseball and
tennis schedules. One hundred and
thirteen have entered the singles
tournament. Yesterday afternoon
games We're played between the con
ference leaders and combined team
OF Dartmouth and Hamilton delegates.
and between several of the prepara-
tory school delegations. Tie confer
ence leaders team including ministers
and y. NJ. G. y. secretaries, were even
more enthusiastic than their bovish op-
poncnts. IN a previous game with 4
combined team from the Harvard
Yale and Toronto delegations the lead
ers won by the overwhelming score of
l6.2
At the morning auditorium service
Dean Brown OF the Yale divinity
school spoke on the best method of
dealing with intellectual difficulties 81
Christian faith The usual evening
service was omitted and the confer
once split up into three sections to
discuss life-worIl problems. Those IN
tending to enter the ministry met to
gether; another group was made up ol
those entering into social service. au,
| q third section of those going into IN,
/ lay calliugs. The Round Top scrvie,
was addressed by r. il. Edwards d
4 the international committee of the y
\ NJ G. A. and by William X. Coopc
/ of Washington, u. &.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24
GAVE AWAY WOOD
TO ALL WHO CAME
Charles Miner Disposed Of Large
Amount Of Waste Lumber and Had
Busy Time With Children.

Charles Miner, who bought the OLD
Emerson building on Elliot street and
who is moving the upper stories of it
to new location on Church street
was busy all day yesterday superin-
tending the carting away OF the refuse
lumber ON the old site of the building
He sent word broadcast that the wood
was free providing it was removed at
once and boys and girls to the number
of several dozen spent a busy day re-
plenishing the supply Of frewood in
several wood d-boxes. Mr.. Miner appear
ed to get lot of fun out of seeing
how much wood each youngster could
get stacked and tied on to q cart
The moving Of the building pro-
crossed slowly during the day, for
there is a stiff grade on Elliot street
near the Princess theater when ii
comes to hauling a building over it on
rollers. Then the cables broke and
the windlass beam broke. all of which
tended to delay proceedings
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24
MORE LAND IN
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Forest Commission win Buy 300 Acres
Decides Against Purchase or
Vanderbilt Estate.

WASHINGTON. JUNE 2s-Thc Pis.
.ih forest tract. part of George Van.
Icrhiit famous Bitmorc estate in
North Carolina. which the national far
cst commission Inspected thrce weeks
ago. with the view 90 purchasing it as
part of the Appalachian forest re-erta-
ton. Waa decided against yesterday hv
the commission.
Officially the only reason given for
the decision was that aH THINGS SON.
-0ilrei les connection with the pro.
posed rurl haee n was decided bcst uof
go take THE contract The price
asked. certain restrictions and con
tracis for cutting timber. which if
would have been necessary to accept
arc said g. have influenced the com
mission action.
The commission approved FOR rur.
chase two tracts one 81 5000 acre.
Boo thr Mt Mitchell area. western
North Carohua. average price $3.50 au
acre. and another If 2.Ie0 aeres in ihf
White Mountain area, New Hampshire
average price si-g5 an acre. This
makes the total area purchased hV the
commission since its creation. ie.s than
three years ago, more than 6oo.oo
acres.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24
McGOUGH WILL RE-
CEIVE $4,000, IT is SAID
Husband Of Nellie Anderson Injured
in Springfield, Mass.-Agree-
ment of Settlement Made.

The A. f. stephens company. con
tractors for the municipal group of
buildings in Springfield. Mass. agreed
in the superior court recently TO d
settlement OF the suits brought a- a
result OF the accidcut when "a part ui
the coruice of one of the buildings fell
Three suits of $4,000 each We're
brought by Edward ". MrGoueh. AZ
ton G. Fiske and Arthur =. LaIoudc.
who were injured in the accident. aua
suit of $4,000 was brought hv the
estate of John r. Haggertv. who died
within IS hours from the injuries
which he received Mr.. McGough. Mr.
Fislle and Mr. Ua1acrtv were the ma.
sons working ON the coruice. who fell
90 feet to the ground with IT,. while
Mr.. Lalonde was beneath the eoruict
when it fell and was buried beneath
the debris.
It was rumored that the full damag
es asked had been granted. but this
was denied by the defendant $ attor.
neys. 1t was understood boy those who
We're intimate with the parties I'm the
case that Mr.. McGough had received
$4,000 to offset his claims and that
Fiske had been given $4,000 and Mr.
Lalonde $4,000, while the claim OF the
Haggertv estate, which was limited tc
5000 by statute, was settled for $4,000
Mr.. MeGough is well known i'm Brat
tleboro. lie married Miss Nellie An
derson of this town. Mrs McGougi
was i'm Springfield last week ON ac
count of the law suit. She returned
Sunday from that city to attend thi.
evening the graduation Of her sister
Miss Catherine Duggan, from ST Mi
chael 5 parochal school. Mrs NeGougI
viii return next week to Springfield
where She and Mr.. McGough viii begin
housekeeping. Mr.. McGough is now u
Boston to have his foot which was I'M
jured in the accident treated by ;
specialist
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24

for the appointment of street com
missioner. The commissioners do not
expect that the village will take care
of the streets and highways, but the
duties of the street commissioner would
be confined to watering or laying the
dust if the village votes to do that.
The commissioners may license ped
dlers under section 10. A state law
covers the matter of issuing peddlers
licenses, but the bylaw enables the
commissioners to keep undesirable
peddlers out Of town even though they
hold a state license.
:" Several sections have been inserted
in the proposed bylaws by request.
One of these is section Il, relating to
licensing pool rooms, shooting galleries
and bowling alleys. This will be new
function, if taken up. 1t was inserted
at the request of the school authorities,
who complain that many minors and
small boys spend much time around
pool rooms. Section 10 also was insert
| ed by request. 1t provides for hcens-
ing hack drivers.
| eve feel that section 90 should be
passed and enforced. 1t requires that
! Junk dealers shall obtain licenses, un-
| der which there shall be kept an ac-
count of what they buy and where
they sell it. The attention of the com
| missioners has been called to the fact
| that stolen property has been found
| in the hands of junk dealers the past
| few months. It is assumed that this
property was innocentlv bought, but
| a license of the kind mentioned would
make it possible to trace such property.
Chapter ,, relating to the number
| ing of buildings, was inserted by re-
quest but it is very evident that the
provisions of the chapter are necessary
! The numbers. ON several streets are IN
| a badly mixed condition. For instance
| Pine street is numbered alike from
both ends toward the middle, and on
Oak Grove avenue and Belmont ave
nue. the old lot numbers are the mum
bers used, both odd and even numbers
being found on each side of the
streets.
"There are several new things il
the proposed ordinances. One IS thai
signs over the sidewalk shall be al
least seven feet above the walk, ans
that no signs shall be on the sidewalk
There is one to prevent property own
ers from allowing snow and ice to slidt
from roofs to the sidewalks This ha.
happened on Main street, and no othe
town would allow it. 1t can be pre-
vented, if in no other way by changing
the roofs.
"'The ordinance requiring that per
lsons owning dogs shall not allow then
to run at large was inserted by re
quest.
. As to the building code, we thinl
it should be adopted in full. We un
derstand that there win be opposition
to it, but its provisions are such a
have been adopted or are under cor
sideration by the progressive towns O
this and ther states. The provision
all look toward the safeguarding of tn
public interests and are not uureasoI
able
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24

Brattieboro this afternoon 70 visit the
house where Wren lived on Birge
street up tU The time the crime in
liiusdalc was committed
Wren and his family had tenement
n Andrew kifkwood s house. and after
they han departed Ralph Kirkwood.
Young SON 81 SIT. aud Mrs. Kirkwood.
having become interested IN the ease.
opened Che chimney 1t the base. in the
cellar anu found among THE ashes iu-
side II postoihre receipt made out
20 Hamilton ~ Hmsdale. some papers
hai hern burned in 4 stove in Wren Is
tenement anil the question immedi-
;rteiy arose IS Ia whether this receipt
was drawn into the chimney by the
suction before IT could take fre Tho
receipt rs oil exhibit in tine case and
is one of the important pieces OF eva.
icnre which the prosecution Is relying
1u.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-06-24
BODY IN HEARSE
DRIVER WAS ASLEEP
Undertaken Ordered Change on Being
Notified by Telephone Delay
Caused Indignation.
Especial to The Reformcr.)

PUTNEY, june 24-Residcnts Of
Putney and Dummerston are indignant
over an oecurance last week when the
body Of Leslie T. Mathcr, who was
drowned the previous Saturday night
in the river, was being taken to Mari
horo for burial. Undertaken +. f.
Knight placed the body in the hearsc
and young man drove the team.
over two hours later news was tele-
phoned to Mr.. Knight that the hearsc
was standing at the side Of the road jim
Dummerston and that the driver was
asleep and not in condition to be en-
trusted with the team. Mr. Knight
asked that someone else be put ON to
drive the hearse to its destination and
this was done, but the delay under the
circumstances was one that made those
aware of it highly indignant.