The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-05

remarkable mental and physical alert
ness.
r. w. Simonds of Montpelier, who
recently resigned as commissioner of |
industries, has entered a law partner
ship with the firm of Carney. Simonds |
& Blake who have offices in Fitchburg
and Gardner, Mass. Mr. Simonds de-
clined to take charge of the industrial
department of an accident insurance
company with headquarters in Boston.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
has revoked the automobile operator s
license of f. c. Hoyt of Willamstown.
Hoyt paid two fines in Montpelier city
court Friday morning as a result of his
fraeas of Thursday night The license
of Fred Burbee of Wilmington has been
revoked because the man is deaf and
dumb and had experienced two acct
dents.
Miss Mildred Whaley of Richford
was painfully injured Monday while
working at the Rexford Manufaetur
ing Co.'S plant there, when one of the
gloves which she was wearing caught
working. Her hand was badly damned
and it was necessary to. remove two
| fingers Immediately, while it is thought
the palm and other fingers may be
saved.
At the triennial session of the Cen
eral Grand chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, recently. held in, Sasttle,
Wash, the grand chapter of Vermont
was honored bv having its grand ma
tron, Mrs PHYLLIS NJ Burditt of Spring
eld appointed to the office of worthy
grand warden. Mrs. Burditt formerly
resided in Wallingford and was in
strumental in organizing Phyllis chap
ter, No. Sc. of Rutland, which was
named for her.
, Charles Remele. who lives short dis
tance west of Middlebury, was severe
: " burned about the face and eyes
Sunday morning He was opening a
can of chlorinated lime with a knife
when the top of the can suddenly flew
off and part of the contents went into
D his eyes and onto his face, causing his
eyes to bleed and severely burning his
face. Although Mr. Remele is badly
: burned it is thought that the sight Of
. both eyes can be saved.
4 It seems probable that a street fai
d will be held at Bellows Falls this .fal
similar to fairs held there for severa
q years before the war. The Connect
I cut Valley Poultry association, whic1
has not held its usual show for severa
!. years, is expected to take up the mat
y ter In former years the street fai
u lasted over period of three days. l
has been suggested that the Fred {
r, Rand livery stable. now for sale, b
4 used to save the cost of erecting booth
h. for exhibits in ''the square.
$ Theresa. three-vear- old daughter G
n, Lieut.. and Mrs. B. F. Kehoe of BuI
lington, is recovering from injuries r.
h. ceived when she fell from SECOND
10 story window of their residence, stril
a ing on her head on the asphalt paw
IS ment. The accident happened thre
weeks ago and for one week the gi
he was unconscious, her mind was affec
nt ed. and she was totally blind. H
in sight is now coming back gradual
ut although physicians think it never w
again be normal, and she talks mo
= sanely.
ay ~,
rs. The annual camp meeting of
air .Iohnsburv District will be held
nir Claremont Aug. 24-31, Rev. E. Y
Sharp in charge. The principal spea
= ers for the week will be Revs. w
~, Mead of Montpelier; G. H Reddir
H. H. Northfeld; Robert Hazelton. VIII
~ River Junction. J. A. Dunlap, Thetfo
ny Center; r. III. Moore Randolph; f.
~ Wood. Chelsea; F. T. Clark, Ludlo
f. C. Clark. South Londonderry; T.
Cresev, Rochester and ID. G. Guest
III st. Adams.
"a An automobile driven by Rob
Wilder of Barre collided with a gran
or team owned by a Mr.. Thompson S
urday afternoon between Barre a
), East Barre The collision occurred
'ne an iron bridge and Miss Isabells Be
~ tie of Barre was thrown out of the
nv and into the river For time she V
up unconscious but she seems to have
uilt oapeu 81 ,ous lnt m,a O Saen1o IN
'ne' ert Hoadlev, Miss ADELAIDE Teach
of Montpelier and Miss Mcleod
lder Rorra Tho outomob;la was travail
DdIIt Lie dulOIlODllt was tEdNti
VI at such speed that it climbed
trlp the granite team pinning Mr. Tho
ass son to the large block of granite u
had
John Wilson. young man of 9
appearance and bearing, who has
rton y guest at the Hotel Vermont at
NTH lington, disappeared from there
ipha day evening and no trace of him
/. X. as yet been found. The services
July the police have been enlisted by E.
pas Holmes with whom Wilson was me
k, ,. ing through the country and the
Used. Gals of the hotel and Others who
by the Young man are exertinp every
ride fort to locate him. The young ma