The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-11-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

4 Telegram has been received can
ceiling, for the rest of this month, the
lecture engagements Of Daniel A. Po-
ling of Columbus. Ohio, who was to
speak in the Congregational church to-
night The reason is not vet known.
In the regular meeting of Brattle-
boro camp, Modern Woodmen of Amer
zen, Tuesday evening, there will be a
large class of candidates. Progressive
pitch will be played after the meeting
aud Refreshments will he served. Every
member is urged TO be present.
T.. f.. Kirwin is to be the new man
ancr Of the local Office of the Western
Union Telegraph company and is to
begin his duties Wednesday,, relieving
James 4. Bardwcll, who has been
waiting since the first Of the month TO
retire, after 10 years at his own re-
quest. on pension.
The ladies aid society Of the Metho.
dist church viii serve their annual
creamed fish supper in Grange hall
Wednesday evening from 80 10 =.
The members Of the young men 5 class,
Knights Of Wesley. and other young
men connected with the church are re.
qucsted 10 he at the hall ut $50 ~ .
table is 10 be reserved for them. II
viii also be decided at this time whom
the annual meeting and banquet of the
Knights Of Wesley will hc held.
Charles Lindsey oi East Dummcr~tor
shot and sIlcd small buck yesterday
sunday. but under the circumstance.
County Warden Locke held that the law
against shooting deer on sunday was moi
violated Nh Lindsey went to look a
hi. traps and saw a wounded buck at tht
foot oil % tail prcciptce. Returning to
his gan. he shot the animal and rcporte,
to Deputy Warden T.. {. TcnneE, win
notified Mr. Locke. The latter brough
the buck here last night and sold IT Il
K T. MJ-hcr.
Referee A.. Z. Cudworth of SCOUT
Londonderry has fled his supplements
report in the trcSpass suit of the Pan
kcr Young company against Rohcr
Lawlor and others, involving the it'll
80 ~ large tract Of ttmbcrlaud in VIII
hail. The defendants cut off quar-
titv of timber which the plaiuti
claims was on the plaintiff 5 land. tn
report Of the referee is in favor Of tn
plaintiff. provided it can maintain cc
tain points at law. II. +. Eddy {
this town is attorney for the plainti
and +. G.. Archibald of Manchester
for the defendants.
Clarence T.. Hodgkms, who was ele
cd county commissioner Of llampshi
county. Massachusetts, recently, 70
mcrly was resident of Brattlebor
WORKING as clerk iu the grocery sto
now owned 10y f. G.. Clark when II W
uudrr the management of the late
80. .I..l H.. a
a urcpt deal for the development
special love for agricultural life m
for three years has been president
the Hampshire, Franklin and llampd
agricultural society having previous
served three years rs director. He
also president Of the Northampt
board of trade aud director of the
NJ. c. A.
Mrs. Louise l.. dodge Boyce, W
died recently in Barre, was well Ino'
in Brattlcboro, having visited here
various times in the capacity of st;
secretary of the Rebekah assemb
which office she held continuously fir
1892 until her death, period of OF
Il years. As state secretary it
volvcd upon her to attend the distr
meetings and carry the unwrit'
work. She was thought to be rec
cring from an attack of pneumonia
lowing an official trip which inclu'
Manchester Depot and Rcadsboro, wi
her ovcr-strained heart gave way.
was born June 10, 1871, and was
widow Of OSmou b. Boyee.
Friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Morri
Bradley and daughter, Miss Min
Bradley, of Syracuse, n. y, who Ii
ia Brattlcboro while Miss Bradley
telegraph operator in the Postal OF
In the Brooks House, viii be interes
ia the following from the Hudson
~ Republican of Nov. - 10: ="
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Morri
widow of Theodore Bradley, n for
resident of Hudson, took place Sun
afternoon in this city from the
dcnce Of her brother, Walter Morri
Mrs. Bradley died in Syracuse
leaves Il daughter, Minnie, who W.
telegraph operator here before she
moved to Syracuse. The funeral
attended by number of friends of
family, the Rev. DR.. George G. y
lev, pastor of the First Prcsbytc
church, officiating. The bearers
James G. Armstrong, Peter Lair,
crt storm and James Redmond.