The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-07-03


$4,000 creamery. 1t is to be the property
of the Milton Cooperative Dairy associa-
ton
Rutland is to have no firecrackers, toy
pistols or other so-called dangerous noise
makers used in that city on July 4. The
chief of police has issued orders to that
effect
Mrs. Margaret W. Deland, author, spoke
before the Vermont Library association
last evening at the Montpelier high school
auditorium. The topic was Spirit of the
Women in France.
The annual meeting of the Vermont As
sociation of Life Underwriters will take
place in Barre July II. \ motor trip
to the Barre quarres is one of the fea-
lures of the program
Mrs Nellie Robin of Barre sustained a
fractured shoulder Wednesday when she
tried to hold pair of horses which start
ed to run Mrs. Robin seized the reins
and was thrown heavily to the ground
The second annual Epworth League Ia
stitute of the Vermont conference began
Monday at Montpelier seminary and will
continue over next Sunday. There is a
large registration of young people and
pastors. tn bnuo4 III j,
| Albert A. Aseltine of Enosbarg Falls,
! IS years old and for ii years prominent
| in business and town affairs, died Wednes-
| day at his home after several months
illness He is survived by his wife, a
daughter and one son.
! Albert Spear of New York caught a
| pickerel in Hydeville on Sunday that
weighed 81 pounds and measured 10 inch
es in length. The fish has been mounted
and is on exhibition at the Prospect
| house, where Mr.. Spear is a guest.
Camp Billings, located at Lake Morey
and conducted by the Windsor County
\ NJ. {. A., was opened for the season
| Wednesday. During the month of July
it viii be conducted as a girls camp and
| the month of August 1t viii become a
boys camp.
A state conference on war savings was
held with Mrs. Edward c. Smith, state
director, at her home, Seven Acres" at
st. Adams Wednesday. Following lunch
con at l o'clock those present were ad
dressed by Farrand S Stranahan OF Prov
| idence, r. |.
Rev and Mrs. John w. Morris OF
South Poultney celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Monday evening in
/ : he oc Al Il, -, Al
Poultney, over 400 friends and relatives
from Poultney, Granville, South foult
ney and Pawlet being present.
The federal director of the United
States employment service receivd wore
from Washington that bill had beer
passed re-estahlishing the government ser
vice on somewhat restricted basis The
st Johnsbury office has never been CLOSED
but has been kept open by Arthur Il
Stone, who has given his services.
An oxygen regulator on an acetylen,
burning machine exploded Wednesday il
the machine shop of the Central Yer
mont railway company at 81. Adams, Sc
riouslK iniprins Charles elena ON the fao'
and one eye and also cutting Albert Mayt
on the face and Eugene Richards on tn,
, face and hands 1t was necessary to tax,
some stitches in the cuts on Ciena's fac,
: and to perform a slight operation on hi
: eye. 1t is thought the sight will not b,
injured.
The first consignment of the session
! laws for 1919 published in book form ha,
been received by the secretary of stat
] from the printer The contract called 70
s dllvery by July 10. hence they are on
/ practically two weeks ahead of time. Tw,
: years ago they were upward of a montl
+, late. One of the reasons for the earl
: delivery is the fact that the book i
/, the smallest for 80 years There are few
: er laws and resolutions. One os the mos
striking features of the session of 1911
j was the small number of acts passed. On
o ly 2s7 new acts were put on the statut
r books. The book this year contains Al
n pages and was printed by the Capita
n City Press of Montpelier.
/ A mans good deeds are limited, bu
f there is no limit to the mischief he ca
accOmnlisb