Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17
THE w1NDHAM COUNTY REFoRMER, FRIDAY APRIL II, 1908

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The regular monthly meeting OF
the Catholic Union will be held in the
rooms this evening.
The knights aud Ladies of Honor
will meet Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Lawrence on Green
street.
Carl Hollender has been appointed
to succeed Clarence l.. Stickney as
treasurer of the Brattleboro street rail-
way company.
The W. C. r. U. held their meet
ing in the Y. M. G. A. rooms yesterr,,
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be held at the same time and place.
The members of the Ladies Enter
prise are invited to meet with Mrs. f.
G. Davis, "a Estey street, Thursday
afternoon, April %, and also the next,
May IA.
A meeting will be held at 100
D. m. May 2, in the office OF Bacon d
Hooker, for the final revision OF the
check list to be used at the annual VII
lage meeting May 5.
Two cottages are being moved
from the Taft farm to the rear of Lin
den lodge. They will be repaired and
fitted up for sleeping rooms for the
guests at the lodge this summer.
The meeting of the Alliance study
class will be held at the Unitarian
parsonage on Monday evening next at
40 O'Clock. Subject, Martin Luther
and the spirit of Professionalism.
AT the request of many citizens
and the senior class of the Bellows
Falls High school, the Catholic union
will give their minstrel show in the
opera house at Bellows Falls Thurs
day, April 30.
The Junior Auxiliary of the. Epis-
copal church met at DR.. G. +. Gales
Tuesday evening. The auxiliary yes
terday sent barrel of useful articles
which they have prepared for charit-
able distribution to Sheldon, Vt.
p. NJ. Jones has this week added
a handsome new sectional refrigerator
to the equipment Of the City market,
1t will pay Reformer readers to read
Mr.. Jones's advertisements as they, APP
pear in the Reformer from week to
week.
Mrs. Abby Smell Burnell, whose
impersonation of a high caste Hindu
woman has been received with enthu-
siasm by large audiences elsew here,
will present that character at the Bap-
fist chapel, Friday evening, April "A,
at 100 O'Clock.
AT the annual meeting of the by
drofountain club at the engine house
Wednesday evening the following ON
GERS were elected: President, l.. ID.
Harris: vice president, Arthur Per
ham; treasurer, L. G. White; secre-
tary, c. L. Cobb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Scott of New
York entertained party OF FRIENDS al
the home of Freeman Scott on High
street Tuesday evening Gard playing
was enjoyed during the evening. MI.
and Mrs. Scott and daughter left FOR
their home yesterday.
The report in local paper that IL.
L. Emerson had decided not to put NJ
his proposed building at present Is
contradicted by Mr.. Emerson who says
he does intend to build this summer.
The Brattleboro Overall Co. have CIV
en- up their lease of his other building
on Flat street, however, and VIII move
from Centerville into j. L. Hildreth' &
carriage shop on Elm street about July
l. The overall company which has re-
Gently been Incorporated will build an
addition to the Hildreth factory for
cutting room and will materially IN
crease its force.
A very pretty wedding was thai
which took place at the home OF the
eroom's sister, Mrs. p. Johnson OF
Greenfield, Sunday, when Miss Mary
Florence, second daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Arthur Wells, formerly OF thi'
place, and Louis C.. third son OF MI
and Mrs. John Pfersick of Turner'S
Falls were united in marriage, Rev
Mr.. Faust officiating. Only the rela
tives of both families were present.
The BRIDES dress was of white mui
over white silk, the only ornament be
ing pearls. John Pfersick, brother o.
the groom, was best man, and MISS
Daisy. sister of the bride, was bride
maid. Mr.. and Mrs, Pfersick will bs
at home after May at IS Third street
Turner's Falls.
The license commissioners held
pubIic hearing in the selectmen's room
at the town hall Saturday evening t
listen to any objections which Nigh
he made to the granting of licenses t.
druggists. John. f. Gale appeared
and in the interests of the Dill mau'
an argument against the granting
second class licenses to druggists claim
ing that the druggists license was TN
| only one the trainers of the law intend
4 ed the druggists to have. Lawyer
Bacon and Gibson appeared in be
half of c. f. GRAHAM and c. +,
| Thomas and argued that under the Law
| the druggists were entitled to secon'
class licenses. This seemed to be tn
opinion of the commissioners and IL
censes have been granted this week u
the druggists as follows c. E. Graham
I'd class &c. F. Thomas, I'd class Geo. +
Greene, 9th class; F. II. Holden, OIL
class. Thomas j. Heaphy applied TO
a first class license to be used In con
nection with the Brooks House. and l
it is granted Mr. Heaphy and hi
brother now in Birmingham, Ala. vii
lease the Brooks House There will b
a hearing before the license commits
sioners in the selectmen's room Satur
dav at Z 30, on the granting OF tn
other licenses.
The Catholic Union MINISTRIES hav
not been sparing of inventive study, de
termination or money in their purpos
TO make their entertainment at the Au
djtorium Thursday evening the event @
the season. About 100 people compos
the company, 70 to appear in the gran
overture, including 20 young ladies an
Leitsinger's orchestra. Elaborate cos
tunes and dazzling light effects WI
be produced at great expense. L. l.
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