The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-06-12

Little Dorothy Benton of Dewey's Mills
sustained fracture of one arm Tuesday
morning while at play at school, She was
taken to the Hanover, \, H., hospital
Arrangements have been made by the
Bellows Falls lodge of Moose for carni-
val beginning Monday night and continu-
ing through the week Local members of
the order are likely to attend.
Gardner Coffrin Of Burlington sustained
broken collar bone, Sunday afternoon
when he attempted to board a car com
| ing INTO Burlington, the car starting and
throwing him against a telegraph pole
party was rendered Ex-Governor ,To-
| slah Grout at his home in Newport Nav
% IN honor of his 18th birthday A dim
ner was served at the Newport house to
the "A close friends and relatives who
were invited
Sister st. Mary Cyril, for u years teach
err of art at the Villa Barlow convent at
It, Adams, has gone to Bourbonnais, H.,
near Chicago. In that town she will be
mother superior at Notre Dame academy,
a boarding and day school,
Word has been received in Bellows Falls
OF the death of the Rev. John II. Reid
IN Lebanon, Penn He recently was OPP
Grated upon in a hospital Fifteen years
ago he was pastor of the Bellows Falls
Congregational church for five years.
Ii. II. kidder of White River June
ton, who was in Windsor Wednesday
evening, parked his car in front of the
Windsor hotel where it was badly dam
aged when run into by another automo-
bile. Arrangements we've made to pay
the damage.
twenty-five farmers of Rutland county
met Tuesday afternoon at the office of
County Farm Agent Morton +. Downing
IN the Mead building, and organized the
Rutland County Sheep Raisers' associa-
ton Rutland is the fourth county in
the state to perfect an organization to
further the sheep raising industry.
Frank ONeill, So, widely known trav-
cling man, died at a hospital Tuesday in
Portland, Me-. from shock He was born
at Nhlte River junction and was for
some time engaged in the wholesale flour
business there with his father. He also
served as a member of the Vermont leg
lslature. For the past three years he had
lived IN Cape Elizabeth. Me. He leaves
a widow and seven children
Miss Mary Trip of Rutland filed a
breach OF promise suit for $1,000 against
Harry +. Cheney of that city Wednesday
MISS 1rIpp formerly lived in Orwell, but
has lived in Rutland for the past two
years. She was employed for time as
waitress at the Brock House The COM
plant says that Mr. Cheney proposed to
Miss Irlpp 10 times. Miss Trip further
states that Cheney has since refused her
Inc village of Bennington has just re-
ceiVed from England the Union Jack sent
from the parish council of Bennington in
acknowledgements of the American flag
which was forwarded to the parish as the
git OF that village following the exercises
here IN observance of British day last
December. With the Union Jack was sent
letter and an engrossed copy of the res
buttons adopted by the members of the
parish council and local officials.
Rosemary Fitzgerald, eight-year-old !
daughter of James Fitzgerald of Montpe-
her was hit by an automobile driven by |
Edward Dillon nearly in front of her |
house Tuesday evening. The little girl |
jumped Off of the tail end of Bert Smiths |