Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-11-30


be- held Tuesday evening. All Odd Eel
lows and friends are invited. There
will be dancing in both halls.
AT the regular meeting of the New
England Order Of Protection Wedncs
day evening new members were TAX
en- in, making "a total OF Is applica
tions written by Deputy Swan.
The regular meeting Of the Woman !
club will be- held next Monday Col,
| e. A. Miles will give a paper on The
/ Daily lrcss-A Century Since. The
class in parliamentary law will meet
mex, Monday afternoon with Mrs War
ner.
Edward Gonycr and Clarence Bliss
/ have rented the room in the milestone
block formerly occupied by Flagg Bro
theirs cafe and will open restaurant
rs soon ms they can get the fixtures m
stalled to accommodate their patrons.
a bad wreck took place about 0
clock this morning at "A point 10
miles north Of New London, The pas
sengcr train due in lBrattleboro AT $50
was thrown oil the rails by mis-
placed switch and the fireman, Moses
| Geer of New London, was killed, On
nccount of the accident the train has
not yet reached this town.
The members of the Vermont
Wheel club will have another oppor-
tunity to compete for the valuable
prizes offered in the annual pool ami
! billiard tournament which is about TO
begin. From the large number already
entered il is evident that more interest
is being taken in these matches than
in recent years. Entries close Dee. 3.
John Pierce. colored, a graduate
of Fiske university, will speak in the
Congregational chapel at the meeting
of the +. II. II. $. Friday, Dec. I, at
800 o'clock in the afternoon, The
+. II. II. $. has paid his tuition through
college, which fact will give an added
interest TO the lecture. lie has Just
returned from South Africa where he
has been doing volunteer work.
The woman 5 auxiliary of the Y.
NJ c. A. will hold a doll sale in the
association parlors next week Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday afternoons
beginning at clock and continuing
during the afternoon and evening OF
each day. All are cordially invited to
see the display and an excellent oppor'
tunitv will be given TO choose gift
for the children as a large assortment
of dolls will be sold already dressed
Contributions for the sale may be LETT
at the association rooms Wednesday
and Thursday.
Carl Pierson, Swcde who was re-
Gently released from the Retreat, began
to show signs Of returning mania We'd
nesdav. He assaulted his brother-ln-
law. Merton Plumb, and repeatedly
threatened his wife. He was arrested
at the local station by Deputy sherlh
Mvron p. Davis Wednesday afternoon
as he was about to take the tram for
Greenfield Mass, and was tried before
Justice of the Peace Robert c. Bacon
on the charge of assault. His case was
continued for month, pending good
| behavior.
A rather small audience was pres
7 ent at the auditorium Wednesday eve
ming to hear the recital given by Leo
nora Jackson assisted by Florence Mar,
| ion Pace, soprano, Charles Edward
| Clark, baritone, and Ralph Plumer, pr
| ist. The program was sufficiently var
! led to meet all taste and those who at
tended were well pleased with the en-
tertainment afforded. Miss Jackson
pleased all by her mastery use of an
| excellent toned violin. The most pleas
| ing of her efforts was her rendition OF
the Butterfly by Hubay. On the whole
her playing possessed the correct SWING
and rhythm to make it entertaining
and pleasing to all music lovers. Miss
Pace possesses well trained and sweet
soprano voice which was heard to ad-
vantage in all her numbers. Charles
Edward Clark pleased in his work. lie
has a deep, rich baritone voice and IN
addition knows how to use 1t. Mr.. Plum
err played accomplishments in a pleas
| ing manner and was in sympathy with
his work at all times. The Bird s
Farewell, duet rendered by Miss Pace
and Mr.. Clark was one of the most
pleasing features of the evening.
The marriage of William H. White
and Miss Dolpha Leota Stafford, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Stafford of !
Elliot street, took place at the home Oh
| the bride yesterday AFTERNOON AT
o clock. Rev. G. b. Lawson officiating
The couple were accompanied by Lotus
Stafford, a brother of the bride, and
Miss Eta Mundel as bridesmaid. The
bride s gown was of white nun s yelling
and she carried white carnations. The
bridesmaid gown was of the same
sort of material The ceremony took
place under an arch of greehery sur
mounted by a bell, Miss Maud Stafford,
sister of the bride, acting as ring
girl. A wedding reception was held
at the house from until 7, at which
only the immediate friends and rela-
tives of the couple were present. Re.
freshments were served. The list of
presents includes several pieces of cut
glass. china, silver ware and table linen.
Both young people are well known as
the groom is a barber in the Brooks
House shop and the bride has worked in
the Hooker, Corser 4 Mitchell factory.
They will make their home with the
bride S parents during the winter but
expect to begin housekeeping In the
spring.
Y. M. G. A. Notes.