Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1901-11-29

Wlle OF Luther O. Boyle of Dummers
Ton was brought here Tuesday fo,
burial in the Roman Catholic GENE
terry. ~oiiio
&c. 7. W. Minis, the drummer evan.
gellst, who spoke in the Y. M G 4
rooms last winter, has been engaoed
Der 10. A'oeiii
There will be meeting Of the
sunshine society with Mrs. C. f. r.
oenhe tomorrow afternoon The Sun
shlne society netted about 800 from
Vheif recent musical entertainment.
Fred p Wall has bought the
EDDY farm in Vernon where he has
lived for the past six years. The per
Sonal property belonging to the Eddy
estate will be sold by auction Tuesday.
BY order of the national board of
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton every chapter in the country
VIII hold a tea January II for the
benefit of the fund to be raised for a
continental hall.
"A meeting of Protective grange
Will be held next Wednesday evening
when the reports of officers will be
given. }. h. Gale will give talk on
Parliament Rulings in Accordance
with the Grange. "
1t IS an interesting fact, and one
worth the careful consideration of
every business man, that b. f. Keith.
| the most successful theatrical man in
America, today says that he finds the
best results can be reached through
the newspapers and that he uses no
bill boards or posters now.
The next regular monthly meeting
of the Audubon society will be held at
the Brooks House Monday evening at
100 The society will be the guest of
Mrs. Sydney o. Miner. The subject
for the evening will be Owls and
the program has been arranged by
Mrs. W. d. Stockwell of West Brattle-
boro.
-A-delegation ofTabout % Forest
ers from st. Michael's court of this
town went to White River junction
Wednesday evening to assist in work
ing the adjunct ritual at st. Anthony's
court there. They were given a ban
quet at the close of the ritual. The
delegation returned on the early train
yesterday morning.
The young people of st. Michael's
Episcopal church met at the rectory
last Friday evening and organized a
society to further the work and inter
ests of the church. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
W. f. Haskell: vice presidents, Carl
Cain, Charles Frink and Miss Emily
Tones: secretary. Miss Sarah Nc
Weigh: treasurer, Miss Harriet Tucker.
John Larrow, who is employed in
Bissett's barber shop, and Miss Kath
crime Higgins, daughter of Mrs. Mary
Higgins, were married Monday morn
ing in the Roman Catholic church by
Rev Father Cunningham. John Dill
lon of Springfield Mass, acted as best
man and Miss Mary Mcguire was
bridemaid Mr.. and Mrs Larrow left
on the morning train for a brief we'd
ding trip which will include Yer
gennes and other Vermont towns. On
their return they will live at 100 Ell
lot street.
AT the recent meeting in the Bap-
fist church an executive committee
was appointed to have entire charge of
the gospel campaign now in progress.
1t is made up as follows; Rev. T. +.
Marble, Rev. H. r. Miles. Rev. r. F.
Lowe. J. j. Estey, S. B. Emerson, G.
G, Wheeler, L. W. Hawley, W, A.
Gilbert and S. NJ. Yeaw, The com
mittee has appointed the following
subcommittee finance, 5. y. En-
erson, j. J. Estey and ": K. Geddls;
music, 1. W. Hawley, W. \. Gilbert
and C. G. Wheeler; ushers, q. {. VIII
son. F. A. Bagg, G. NJ. Clay, F, y.
Holmes. H. C. Clisbee, Arthur Mon
roe. L. A. Whiting, j. E. Haynes
and S. NJ. Yeaw.
George A. Meitzke, the organiis;t,
director and composer of Rockville,
Conn. who died in a Hartford, Conn.
hospital Tuesday, had many personal
friends among musicians in Brattle,,
boro, Mrs. Mary Howe LAWN and
Mrs Harriet Brasor Pratt sang IN
their girlhood in the music festivals
which he conducted in Rutland ana
Mrs Lima T. Hubbard was the so,
nrano soloist in the Congregational
church in North Adams in 1894, while
be was musical director there. Pro
fessor Meitzke's monthly musical ser
vices In the Union CuulCh -
Vile attracted attention through
ont Connecticut and at different
times Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. LAWN and Mrs.
Hubbard had sung in these events
Hale r. Rose, so, one of Brattle-
boro's oldest male residents, died at
his Canal street home Monday even
ing after an illness OF. about 1our
months. He was a native OF Green
River where he was born in May, lo2l,
SON of George and Polly (Ricksl Rose.
lie lived in Green River until loi9
when he went West and spent SeVeral
Years in different parts of Illinois CON
structinp sawmills. Afterwards he re-
+,,rnad TO Brattleboro and was EN-
nloyed for number of years IN the
E Ei Organ factory. For the past ~
oars Mr., Rose has done no active
work He was twice married ana Is
survived by a wife and two chlldren-
rank n Rose of Syracuse, n. y
~ Miss Jennie S. Rose of this town.
The funeral was held from the house
Wednesday afternoon at cloch,
Rev F. Z. Marble of the Baptlst
church officiating. The burial was IN
Prosnect Hill cemetery. The bearers
we're George f. Greene, {. ID. NoyeSi
George A. Hines, Ira S. Higgins ana
D. F. Bracket.
A quiet Thanksgiving wedding
tool, place Wednesday noon at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Edward busn-
neII on Elliot street when their daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet Z. Bushnell was