Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-09


. There will be a business meeting
of the W. q. 7. u. NJ It's rooms Tues
day afternoon at , o'clock.
"A special sale Of Royal granite
steel ware will begin al the store 81
A, y, Roberts 4 Co, tomorrow morning
COMPANY will be- inspecte,
Thursday evening. March ~, by capt
George ", Fitzpatrick 81 the regulal
army,
The New England Order OF Pro
lection will give supper at Red Men
hall Wednesday evening, March IL
from q 10 : clock.
The annual meeting OF the visiting
committee Of the Home for the AGED
will be held al the home Wednesday
March IA, at ; o clock.
The Pilgrim Fathers will hold q
sugar supper Monday evening at .
q clock In Red Men 5 hall, The supper
will be- followed by dancing from To
IL.
The meeting Of the Alliance study
class will be held nj the parsonage
Monday evening next nj 1880 clock
Subject. The Gods Of Greece All are
invited.
The March Mothers meeting will
be held at the Congregational chapel
Wednesday afternoon az $3.50. II VIII
be In charge of Miss Marguerite Tuck
or. The subject. The English of the
Home and the School.
AT the regular monthly meeting Of
the Vermont Wheel club Tuesday
evening G. c. Fits. G. Il. Crosby and
In. h. Lawrence were appointed a com
mittce 10 frame suitable resolutions IN
memory OF the late Walter H. Chllds.
Two teams going in opposite direc'
tions FLASHED on the switch ON south
Canal street last week, throwing one
man out aud breaking the wagon
Another light is needed at this place
10 prevent the possibility Of some stri'
Gus accident.
-Brattlcboro private school closes
TODAY for the spring vacation. The
new term opens Tuesday. March 20.
Miss Park and little hoy Charles viii
spend the vacation visiting relatives
in Townshend and in Palmer and
Springfield, Mass.
One OF the most pleasing plays IN
the repertoire Of the famous bennett
Moulton company. coming TO the audl'
forum for the week of March ~, is
Justin Adams S strong drama on sea
life. Shipwrecked. play that has
never failed TO draw big audiences
wherever (, has been seen, and mas
proved TO be one of the greatest hlts
with the Bennett Moulton company
Catherine Lynch, 81, widow OF
Patrick Lynch, died Tuesday afternoon
NJ the home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Clune, on Brennan street from
the in6rmities incident 10 old age. she
was born in ireland and lived there
until after her marriage. For a mum
her of years previous TO coming TO
Brattleboro her home was in Rutland,
where the body was taken yesterday
for burial.
A monument feature in connection
with the Bennett Moulton company,
which opens weeks engagement al
the auditorium commencing March ~,
is the number and variety of the spec
ialtv features between acts. "some'
thing new every night, is the motto
with this company. and il is fully lived
nm TO in their Offering for this season.
Seats. on. sale at the box ONCE com
mencing Friday, March 10.
---Brattleboro chapter, D. a. H., wil
be entertained by Mrs. l. Z. Holden
and Mrs. W. F. Root at Mrs. Holden $
home on the common Tuesday evening,
March l3, at 40 A paper VIII be
read by Mrs. L. X. Fuller, Alfred
Thompson will sing and Mrs. Arthur
Carpenter win furnish piano music
An members of the ID. A. H., whether
of this chapter or some other, are cor
daily invited to be present.
At the meeting of the woman
auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A., Tuesday
afternoon, large number OF people
were present and fine program was
Given The devotional service was
Conducted by Mrs. A, II. Webb, who
gave "a very helpful talk. Solos were
rendered by Mrs. w. II. Bond and Mlss
Gertrude Matthews. After the DUST
ness meeting, Mrs. L. X. Fuller read a
paper on The Soliloquy Of an Old OAK
! Tree. which was listened to with M
tense interest. An auxiliary tea foi-
flowed.
Protective grange held a regular
meeting Wednesday evening There
wss n reading by Miss Zetta Weld.
'Tbe question. How Can Inspection of
Oranges Be Made Most Helpful 10 the
Order. was discussed by q. W. Pierce
and RI. W. Sargent. The faree.comedly,
ION Guard, was given by the dramatic
club. the parts being taken by II. T..
whitney, A. f. Miller, =. NJ GOOD
enough, Harland I. Miller, Clara
Blanchard and Gertrude Barker The
grange voted to have the annual sugar
Lsupper as soon as new sugar can De
obtained.
ELLEN IT. Fitzgerald, 70, wife of
4 James Bowler, died Friday evening. AT
her home on Birge street after orlef
ILLNESS with pneumonia. She was ma
| tive of Dingle, County Kerry, Ireland
}but came to this country when Young
4 GIRL locating first in Boston. After
ward she went to Manchester, N. H.,
where she was married to Mr.. Bowler,
and later they moved to Brattieboro
which has been their home since. Mrs.
i Bowler was a woman of strong charac-
TOR ana was devoted to her home and
4 amily Besides her husband she is
l.snrv;ved nv four children: James
| Bowler Of Boston, Thomas Bowler OF
-Medford, Mass, Mrs. J. B. Donnelly OF
Gardner, Mass, and Mrs. Percy Haigh
of this town. Funeral services were
held Monday morning at Q O'Clock
from the Roman Catholic church. Rev;
Father Donaghue officiating. Burial
was in the Catholic cemetery me
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