The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-29
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

All are cordially invited TO attend /
Mrs. w. f. Neal 5 millinery opening |
tomorrow, saturday, March 80. c
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent |
society will hold a whist party in q.
\. Il. hall next Tuesday evening.
About 20 couples attended the |
dance in Red Men 5 hall last Saturday |
evening. There will be another dance |
there tomorrow night.
Tickets are now on sale at the Y.
NJ. c. A. for the concert Tuesday even !
ing, April >, of the Home City male |
quartet aud the Cecilia Ladies quar-
tet OF Springfield, Mass, and reader.
The reading which was to have
been given by Professor II. l.. South
wick in the Brooks House tomorrow
evening has been cancelled. Solicitors
will return the money taken for tick
cts.
Walsh s Crystaplex company
which shows at Grange hall next week,
announces an entire change of program
and also introduces the great Edison
moving pictures which are considered
the finest ever seen in Brattleboro'
Popular prices.
The annual meeting of the Yer
mont Wheel club will be held in the
club rooms Tuesday evening at 7.3O.
Officers for the ensuing year Will be
chosen, and an amendment to the con
stitution creating two auditors will be
voted upon. \ large attendance is de-
sired.
Forty children in the primary de-
partment of the Congregational sun
/ day school attended the Easter party
| last Saturday and sat down together
/ to a sumptuous repast. Each child was
remembered with little Easter gift
of toy chicken, rabbit and basket Of
candy.
! The annual meeting of the Wan
tastiauet Golf club will be held IN
/ the Brooks House Wednesday evening
at 7.3O. 1t is hoped that every mem
/ her who can will attend this meeting
as the future of the organization de-
ponds largely upon the action taken at
/ that time.
The production of Liberty Corners,
which was to have been given by the
grange dramatic club in Grange han
/ last evening, was postponed on account
! of the death of Mrs. Orlin NJ. whitney,
the mother of Henry G. Whitney, one
of the members of the cast. The play
will be given at some later date.
A hearing was held in the county
clerk q office Saturday morning on the
petition of John Miller OF Putney, trus-
lee of the bankrupt estate of Hoihs ~
Newcomb of the same town. Inc
hearing was held before Judge j. l..
Martin and was a petition for an aP'
neal from the decision of Referee a. H.
Cudworth of Londonderry. Judge
Martin reserved his decision.
The regular meeting of the Wo'
man Is club will be held next Wednes-
dav afternoon at the home of Miss D
r Clark in West Brattleboro. Mrs
Kate Morris Cone of Hartford, Conn,
viii sneak on What the Educated Wo-
man Can Do for the Country Town.
Mrs Cone was graduated from smith
college in 1879 in the first class OF tlaI
institution and was for many years
Ione of its trustees.
Henry I. Hartman of Readvllie,
Mass. one of the promoters Oh tnc
Connecticut liver udHl Ni~- =.
in Brattleboro yesterday making prep,
arations for beginning the WORK ne
was accompanied by +. Is. IRWIN,
representative Of the Westinghouse
Electric company, and John Bogart, d
prominent hydraulic engineer MI. Do,
cart was formerly state engineer TOT
3fhe state of New York and came mere
far the purpose of making an examlna'
tion in behalf of the underwriters
Joshua Simpkins, rural comedy
which has been presented cohtlnuouo:iiS
. for several seasons on the ROAD, VIII
nlav an engagement in BrattlepoIo
Wednesday evening Joshua SlmPklhs
is comedy drama, well acted by d
company said to possess more s,h tn%H GOV.
: binary merit, in addition 10 Mnioa o
5 eral pleasing specialtles are lll.roau .sa
4 complete orchestra composed Vi Plo
t fessional musicians discourse lhclu tL,
!. tai music. which assists to MAKE u. !,
, NAV the success it is. inns 1eatuie III :.
pplo;med nv the management to be gii'
! odgnd and. it is said, far exceeds tn'
f ns9aI orchestra by theatrical CUM
: panies. :a+or wa,
!, orosted in Bellows Falls Saturday pS
\ sheriff A. H. Thompson on CON
/ niaint issued by States Attorney NOD NOD
4 prt q Bacon at the request OF MIS- II
y Ionnie B. Powers, agent OF the NJ
S ,nana society. Arnold was arralSne'
8 h ,l'tn Justice H. D. Ryder on th'
? o oIauao Of deriving IL cattle OF nee
= essrv sustenance and the MeaiiI Der
Il continued until today MRS, ro" th,
k visited Arnold's place FRIDAY a. AZ II
renuest of several WalPole, ~ tnr
5 nednle and found the cattle IN d p oer
y r;hly emaciated condition MIS- t th,
a aro saws there was plenty of hay IN t ~,
-. I 10. Int that the animals apparent;
: nod not been fed enough to keep 'he"
in decent condition.
o The wedding of Edward ADDo,
d D. HS con of Mr.. and Mrs. John a
s Pi Ike of Ashby, Mass, and MISS Ms an. am
e Inez Burdette, daughter OH OF M s+reet
ir Mrs VIM. Burdette OF ~ Eiilo' Lilo
v. took place at the home OF tne 81
e PARENTS Tuesday Afternoon neorne,
le = ,clock. The ceremony was p .;iI, daco
q in the parlor, which was preitiiyr aSt
il ra+ed for the occasion with ~ 1" ,auT
ii 'i; Rev. A. H. Webb tled tn I'M mun
t;oI knot. The couple were u 1l. nory
u va The bride wore pretty gom.
palm Pa hIna silk and carried BRIDE ro H.
% % oI 40 hat of white braid ~
$. snn1eIing dress was of light grey. 20
- ter the ceremony light reP PgsrA III
served SCI to those present t VINO bride ride an
Immediate families Of 9th the ,a gliu on tn
by or Groom The young couple a iers trip Hi
d. s. enr n Shnrt MeuulnS w