The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-09-03
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Twelve tickets have been sold here
for the Sherbrookc fair.
William c. Horton has sold a lot on
Pine street belonging to Mrs. Nellie
Coolidge of Springfield, Mass, to J. l..
Ellis, who will build house at once.
A. F. Rohde has bought the two
tenement house owned by Mrs. Sylves
ter Foster on Organ street He will
make extensive repairs on the building.
Mrs George E. Martin of Lexington,
Mass, wife of a former pastor of the
Congregational church Of this town, fell
on polished floor recently, breaking
her wrist.
Miss Dorothy Bastian will entertain
l. little friends at her home on Forest
street this afternoon from to )
o clock in honor of her fifth birthday
anniversary.
Edwin Cutler of Myrtle street cele-
yesterday by giving a party to several
OF his little friends. Supper was served
on the yeranda.
Miss Mary Robinson of Jamaica was
operated upon for appendicitis in the
Memorial hospital this forenoon by
DIR. G.. r. Anderson of this town, as
sisted by DIR. \. w. Thomas of jamaica.
A room is being finished off on the
basement floor of the Brattleboro Trust
Co. s headquarters for the use of the
directors. The directors held their
first meeting there yesterday, although
| the repairs have not been completed.
The rear axle of the Ford machint
owned and driven by Fred 7. Lowe Oh
! Belmont avenue, broke short off yes
terday noon on Canal street near the
corner Of Homestead place. Mr.. Lowe
was driving slowly, 50 no other damage
was done.
| John Bissailion was arrested last
might at his boarding house in the Fort
/ Dummer section, where he was intoXi
Icated and creating a disturbance He
/ pleaded guilty this morning before
Justice William r. Daley and paid a
/ fine of 50 and costs of $4.54.
! Announcement Of the marriage OF
\ Miss Almira Barrett. formerly superin
/ tendent of Memorial hospital here, and
DIR. Edwin Stanley Cooke of Philadel
Iphia in that city Sept. have been
received here Mrs. Cooke was super
/ intendent of the local institution from
Jan. /, 1905, to Sept. ] of the follow
ling year.
+. A. Russell is making extensive i'm
provemcnts in his restaurant He is hav
/ ing the partition between the store an,
/ the dining room removed, which vii
not only make room to accommodate,
more people but will give better ligh
and ventilation. The floors viii b,
done over and several other repair.
made.
John Kilderrv. who was thrown from
a team at the corner OF Main and Fla
streets u week ago Monday and takci
to Melrosc hospital with fracture
skull, u broken iawbone and dislo
Gated shoulder, will recover. Dr.. L. II
Lynch, his attending physician, say
that barring a probable deafness in on,
ear his patient eventually viii be al
right.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Mechanics Water com
pany was held Monday at Cutler s stor
in Esteyvile. The following officer
were elected: President, +. i. Pier; sec
rotary and treasurer, IL. &. Streeter
directors, +. B. Burrows, George CaiI
and Andrew Hammcrlund. An assess
ment of 80 cents a share on the stocl
was voted.
All of the Brattleboro high schoo
track team and others who were i
Rutland Labor day, witnessed severa
flights by George Sehmitt, the youn
aviator, who attempted a flight at I'll
local fair three years ago. The new
that he was killed while making
flight there yesterday came as decide
surprise to them for his work ON Labo
day made the aviation game look pei
fectly safe