The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-02-11

L lie nlSu SCHOOL Is 10 ltNt iAuC oh
Saturday to Guilford Center.
Alone Starkey has bought the house
Of Patrick Fleming on Forest square
Price, $1,000.
The firm of Holden & Newhall stove
dealers, has been dissolved. Mr.. Holden
continues the business.
George H. Salisbury has sold his tene
ment house on High street to Carlos New
ton of Bethel Price, 5000.
F. C. Crosby has sold his house on
Western avenue to Frank Harris for
$500; possession given Immediately.
During the month of January. ]. Estey
& Co manufactured and sold OBI cottage
organs, receiving therefor the sum OF
SOC, S93.S9.
Upward of 30 persons from this village
attended the Tniversalist festival at Gull
ford Center this week.
The arrangements for the calico ball to
be given by the Grand Army next Thurs
day evening are such as will be likely TO
make the thing a success. Suppers are to
be served at the Revere House. Music by
the BrattlebOr0 Quadrille band. eight
pieces, and A. w. Walcott will prompt.
Snow fell on Saturday. the Sd inst, to
the depth of Il or 10 inches During the
month of January we had no heavy storms
or thaw, but the weather was very fine
and the cold sufficiently intense to pre-
serve the thin body of snow. Farmers
never had n better time to do their sled
ding or the young people finer season
for sleigh riding.
The firm of Cune & Bracket, dealers
in ready made clothing, has been dis
solved after an existence of more than 20
years. w. II. Cune, the retiring member,
is one of our oldest merchants, having
been engaged in business here most of
the time since 1882. Z. A. Whitney, who
has for some years been in the employ of
the sfirm. succeeds Mr.. Cune and the bust
ness will be continued under the name of
J.. S. Bracket.
Arrangements have been made for a
Masonic festival to be held at the town
hall next Monday evening. The program
includes n promenade and dance with a
supper in the lower hall. Music will be
: furnished by Brooks, Owen K Cartoons
orchestra of Lowell, Mass. Landlord
! Evans of the Brattleboro House will
have charge of the tables. The hall will
be appropriately trimmed and the affair
! will undoubtedly be the finest of the kind
| held here for long time.
At the village school meeting held Mon.
day evening il was voted to have a new
| primary school for the accommodation OF
| the EStey neighborhood
! O. ]. Pratt has bought Dorr Kathan's
/ place on High street with a view TO i'm
prove his own. The old buildings are t.
/ be removed and new house erected far
( Their back from the street and the aspect
/ Of things generally changed for the better
Fenwicke, or Only a Heart. is tn,
| title of a story now being published il
| the Charleston, West Va, Herald, il
| which BrattlebOro figures as the location
, and Squire keyeS as one of the pTiucipa
| characters. The author is Douglas
HoughtOn. editor of the Herald who hal
relatives residing in this vicinity.
] West DummerSton: On the 9TH inst
). L. Barrett met with a serious accident
| he was in the act of climbing q perpen
dicular ladder to the high beams of hi
barn and as he clasped the beam over
| head his hand slipped loosing his holt
and he was precipitated to the floor. III
struck upon his feet, badly fFacturing tn