The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-08
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

About 80 of Pocahontas Council,
| No. 4. attended the Red Mems ball Mt
Northfeld Mass, Tuesday evening.
"A. V. Mays agency has sold for
Charles Lang his house on Frost place
to Dana C. Yeaw who will take pos
session April |.
The annual st. Patrick's Day eel
obration of St. Michael S Roman Cath
ollie church will be held in Festival
hall Monday evening, March Is.
The annual reception and exhibit
ton by the pupils of Z. Wales s
dancing classes will be held in Festi-
val hall Friday eveniro April 8.
The Ladies d. c. club will meet
with Mrs. Arvinc Pike this afternoon.
The next meeting of the club Will be
with Mrs. Stillman Clark next Friday
afternoon.
A. V. Mays real estate agency
has sold for Mrs. George Danyew her
lunch room on Main street in Judge s
block to Albert r. Rice, who took pos
session Tuesday morning
A large hen.house on the John
Connen place on the Chesterfield ROAD
was destroyed by fire Tuesday even,
ing. Over 200 fowls and about l5O
newly. Matched chickens were consumed
in the flames.
The women of the Freme Circle
will give a sociable in Wells hall Tues,
dav, Feb. u. Supper will be served
at $50, followed by an Evening OF IL
Illustrated Song and Story. All are
cordially invited.
The new steel recording files for
the county clerk s office have at last
arrived and will be put in place next
week. The material has been on the
road for long time and had to be
traced before it arrived.
"A. V. May, the well-known dealer
in real estate. celebrated the IOth an
niversary of his birth at his home on
Western avenue Tuesday evening,
Feb 26. His wife and daughter ar
ranged a surprise party at which were
present as guests many of the neigh
hors and friends who joined in con
graduating Mr.. May on the OCCASION
Mrs. Mary J. Draper fell on the
sidewalk in front of the high school
building Monday morning while on heT
wav to her home on Linden street, ana
sustained a fracture of the rght arm
near the shoulder. No one was near
her when the accident happened put
she succeeded in getting to the once
of DIR. II. D. Holton and was taken
home from there.
The funeral of Camden NJ Smlth
took place Saturday afternoon. inere
was a PRAYER at the house at 'cloch
nv Rev. G. B. Lawson and then the
hodv was taken to the Baptist chapei
where the funeral services were CON
dncted The body was placed IN the
Prospect Hill cemetery tomb to await
burial. The bearers were John Iuck,
err, II. W. Spaulding, W. E. Banks ana
w. D. Tenney.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Short
Powers widow of Hermon Powers, VINO
died in Randolph last Thursday morn :
mo in the 18th year of her age Oh
bronchial pneumonia, was helo from
her late residence at l CLOCK Satur-
dav. She is survived by five cnildren'
Mrs Sadie Bruce of Randolph, Mrs. H.
II AIis of Brookfeld, Mrs. Harry Cor
win of Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Charles
Ford of Brattleboro, and Earl rowe" ,i
of Randolph. Mrs. Ford ATTENDED, 'n'
funeral.
Mrs. j. W. Davis of west Rrat .:p,,
horo who is the owner OF collectio1
of foreign coins to the value OF SI,
or more has been unfortunate enough
70 lose about half of them and as they
have not been out OF her possession
IS naturally suspicious that they nase
been removed from her mousse ny SUM
nerson or persons who had no rignt IL
he house. She has at two ditefeh,
times noticed the absence Oh seVefal
coins and although she has some lae'
40 to what has become of them IS uh
able to definitely locate them
The third in the series Of talks on
first aid to the injured was gwen ny
Dr. G. R. Anderson Tuesday evening
IN the Baptist chapel and was attenGeo
hv a large gathering of people, Inc
cnbiects talked upon were asPny Ala
ton. fainting, drowning and ephPesy
practical demonstrations Oh nrsC alo
- " sucb cases were given by DR.. An
darson and by members OF the class
This course is especially interesting u
men working in shops and factorles
and all men are invited to attend Wv
no n the lecture given by Judge Oar
ling next Wednesday evening none l., y,
the classes will meet but the resuia,
work will be resumed the evening u
March 19.
The piquant musical mixture, t4'
1sle If Spice, travelling under tne D
n whitney banner, and when was ..
~ e,,ooessfuI in Chicago, New York ant
: Boston, attaining long runs IN eaG 'nos U'
those cities to phenomenal pusl va
will be offered at the auditorium W. :,
nesdav evening. The piece apoun u.s., !,
lever wit. smart dialogue, ana poun
t re music that lends charm to tne En-
'.;ronment of the realm over winch 'l'
unnob.married majesty, King BON
nnnl.a reigns The principals IN vi,
p past are players of prominence an.
LII interpret the various roies
o rL;ia +Ia chorus of 80 contains many
I Mnii and charmingly pretty glrls
arbn can both sing and dance.
The next Ladies' night at tn'
wheel club will be next Friday even
W. The attraction of the evening
nj Mi no concert by the well KNOW
baritone, William schuster. Al. 9 oa ar,
concert there will be dancing anu Ter COZ
e eIaying. The program of the concer
IS as follows:
l rroios" Leoncavall(
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