The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-17

lled at nls~nOHe i f1day. e. lie mad been III
the coal and grain business at West Rut-
and for 80 years.
Officers of the Ekwanok Golf club at |
Manchester have announced that the
presidents cup tournament will be held
July 30 to August 2
4 session Of the United States district |
court occurred Thursday i'll Montpelier |
for naturalization purposes. Judge H. |
B. Howe was present and 20 applicants
were naturalzed
Barre may have another hotel on the
corner of North Main and Merchant
streets. c. Zanieoni is the promoter of
the plans to add another story to the
building now standing on that site.
The fruit store of William Doolin &
Co., of St. Adams was broken into Phurs-
day night but apparently nothing was
missing. Mrs. Walker, proprietor of the
City Fruit store also reported break
on Wednesday night and claims that 5000
was taken.
The Lane Manufacturing company of
Montpelier voted Wednesday to give its
employees a raise IN wages which comes
without request by the workmen. The
new wage is based on an eight-hour day
and will give the men a 1917 per. cent
increase or equal to a nine hour day.
State Fish and Game Commissioner Lii
nus Leavens of Cambridge established
Thursday the first open zone for the kill
ing of deer under the new law. This
is for the protection of the big orchard
owned by Mr. MacRae of Castleton Cor
ners where much damage has been done.
Edward II. Everett Of Old Bennington
has purchased two acres of land near the
North Pownal station of the Boston &
Maine railroad. The property has been
acquired as the site of a cold storage
plant which the new owner will build and
which will be used in connection with
his extensive orchards at Old Remington
The probate judges Of the various dis
tricts in the state met in the county
court house at Montpelier Thursday fol
the purpose of discussing the probate
laws recently enacted by the legislature
that uniform understanding of the laws
may be had Eleven of the II Judge;
were present
| 1t is believed that the sentencing o
Fred Bussino OF Mount Holly to the nous,
| of correction for not less than two ano
not more than five years viii rid tina
section Of one of the most dangerou
sneak thieves appearing in that district il
many years. In some instances he tool
parts from farm machinery in the feel
while the men We're at dinner or durin
the night and in other instances he brok
into houses.
Mrs. Il. f. Johonnot of Bellows Fail
entertained a party of IL women at he
home "Wednesday evening, the ages G
whom aggregate 500 years and the averag
J is nearly 10. Those present were: Han
riet A. Weston, Mrs. Sarah Il. Goodel
, Mrs. Alvina Labraree, Mrs. G.. Stanley
| Mrs. Mary Davis, Miss Nellie Brown
r Mrs. Emma Hall, Mrs II. 4. Davis, Mr.
Mary Bowker, Mrs. Elizabeth Thompso
and Mrs. j. A. Eaton.
Clarence Z. Kline of Rutland, connec
ed with the Tauber-Lipton company, shin
manufacturers, was arrested Thursday a
ternoon ON a charge of petit larceny.
is claimed by the state that Kline sto
! number of shirts from the Tauber-Lil
! ton company and several shirts from Il
;, factory were found at his room. Kiln
!. by his arrest Thursday, violates his p
role from the house of correction whe
he was serving a sentence of from one
! two years after pleading guilty to chars
{ OF stealing mileage books and two waite
, es, from Mrs. T. w Gary of Rutland
6 A summer school for elementary teac
!. ers will be held at Castleton, July l
;, July 26 The Castleton school is one
: the largest held in New England +
= strictly elementary teachers. The purpo
is to give the best possible way of instr
ton and methods of teaching. The
stiuctors come from Massachusetts,, Rho
Island, New Jersey and New York
well as from Vermont The course
J. Guides every possible phase of elementa
school work, also work for the fifth
eighth years of school, The expenses a
! very moderate Further information m
= be secured from the summer school c
cular now ready for distribution II
may be secured by addressing PrineiI
= Charles A. Adams, Castleton, Vt