The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-29

10 which all ODD Fellows ana lhclf
friends are invited Dancing in both
halls.
$. W. Edgett 4 Co. have sold for
Seth Stone his cottage house ON Cedar
street 20 Mrs. III. \. Chaplin, who buys |
for n home, and will take possession
about May l.
For the last time this season you
will be able TO obtain steamed clans
and blue point oysters ON the half smell
saturday afternoon and evening at
Hall IS restaurant.
Judge A. +. Sehwenk has been in
darlington this week in conference |
with the commissioners appointed by
Governor Proctor to select UNIFORM
system of probate records and hles'
The Ladies' circle of the univer'
salist church will hold its regular
monthly business meeting in the
church parlors next Thursday after,,
noon. The men of the church WIN
serve their annual sugar supper at o'lo'
Charles Louis Pollard, president
of the American Society for the Pres
eryation Of Wild Flowers, will give a
lecture under the auspices of the Bap
fist Young People s union in the Bap'
list chapel the evening of May ~
Miss May Z. Austin entertained
several OF her friends at kimono
marty at her home last Saturday even
ING The evening was pleasantly spent
in a number Of games and prizes were
won by Miss Retta Howe and Miss
Lola Austin. The party broke up at
reasonable hour after a most pleasant
evening,
William Hutchins Of Greenfield,
Mass, president of the Arts ana
Crafts society OF that place, will give
lecture under the auspices OF the
Baptist Young Peoples union the
evening of April 10 in the Baptist
chapel. Mr. Hutchins is a well-known
lecturer and his subject will be the
Point Of View of Arts and Gratis
Council No. 4, Daughters of Poca'
hontas. will hold a special meeting
next Thursday evening for adoption:
Visitors from Claremont, y. H., and
Springfield, VT, will be present to wit
ness the work, All members are re
quested to be present at the banquet
at $50 after which n class Of seven
candidates will be adopted members
Of the council.
Dir G. r. Anderson gave his lee
ture on sprains and dislocations before
the Baptist Young Peoples union IN
the Baptist chapel last Tuesday even
ING The lecture was attended by the
largest crowd of the season and all
manifested their interest by close at
tention. The last of the series will be
given next Tuesday evening and VIII
be upon removing foreign bodies from
the eve. ear, nose and throat and an
tidotes for poisons.
The reception and exhibition by
E. Wales S dancing classes viii be
held Friday evening, April 5, the entree
and march taking place at 5 O'Clock.
Tickets can be obtained Of members
of the class. Doors will he open at
|715. Seven numbers on the program
will be given by the classes after
which there will be 10 numbers for
General dancing. Mr. Wales S chill
dren's classes will resume Sept. 2S
and the evening classes Oct. ).
Charles p. Wheeler, ~, died early
this morning at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. d. C. Staples, in Cliftondale,
Mass. The body will be brought to
BrattIeboro tomorrow. Mr.. Wheeler
lived for many years on Western ave
me and conducted a teaming business.
Far the mast nine years his home had
been on his farm on the Putney ROAD
His wife died last April. Besides Mrs.
STAPLES he leaves another daughter
Mrs. George Herrick of this town
The educational classes conducted
by the Baptist Young People S union
have been discontinued for the season.
During the winter the classes have
Ihcen held and many different branches
have been studied, including BOOK
Keeping. French, German, arithmetic
and other useful courses. 10 many
whose advantages are not Of the best
0+be educational classes have been OF
much help and it is to be hoped that
the good work will be kept up for an
other year.
There was a double wedding at
the Baptist parsonage Saturday even
ing when Herbert J. Waters and Mrs
Mary A. Reasoner and Charles Waters
and Miss Alice NJ. Bailey were married
NV Rev. G. B. Lawson. The couples
we're unaccompanied. The grooms are
brothers who both work at Estey's and
the newly married couples will llve"1or
time with the parents of the grooms
IN Birge street and will later move to
tenement on Brook street where both
r complies will reside in the same house
The women of the Methodist
:, church gave creamed fish supper at
the Grange hall Monday evening. AT
, ter the supper the autograph quilt was
sold at auction to C. d. Smith for SS.6+
The ouilt was made by the ladies SO
,, ciety and a pattern in the shape OF
wheel was worked on the quilt, using
the names of people to form the
? smokes and hub. Each person PAID
for having his name worked on the
quilt and a tidy sum was Melted to the
, church by the sale of space for names
, Bellows Falls congratulates Brat
+ tleboro on its assurance of growth II
E nopulation and commercial prosperity
with a dam across the Connecticut
river developing an electrical curren
e of 1900 horsepower the metropolis OF
Windham county faces its golden op
e portunity. 1t really looks as though
e Brattleboro might develop into some
$ thing more than nursery for oilic'
$ holders. Brattleboro has a population
. of 5000; if it half grasps the presen
e opportunity it ought to be a place o.
4 $4,000 within five years. New electro
e roads, new bridges, new manufactur
). ing plants, tremendous boom in rea
, | estate daily napers and metropolitan