The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-01-25


season.
The grange sewing society will
meet Friday, February ], at 2'3o ana
every member of the grange is invited
10 attend.
The next meeting OF Protective
grange will be held Wednesday even
ing, January 30 and every two weeks
thereafter.
--State Auditor Horace +. Graham
Of Craftsbury came TO Brattleboro TINS
morning TO settle the accounts OF the
late j. II. Merrifeld.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin Of West DUN
merston died about o clock this morn
ing at the Brattleboro Memorial hospi
tai where she had been for two weeks
The annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers of Camp d. f. Curtin,
United Spanish War veterans will be
held Friday evening, February !, at
headquarters of Company /.
Mrs. Josie b. Lockrow has leased
for business purposes room Z in Emer'
SON IS Elliot street building, formerly
oecupied by the w. 4. G. U. This
room as well as room @, the future head
quarters of the union, is undergoing
repairs and Mrs. Lockrow expects to be
ready for patrons Wednesday.
There was a small attendance at
the grange meeting Wednesday even
ing. The lecturer had charge Of the
program which included an interesting
talk upon Good Roads by 7. $. Eames
and G. S. Hopkins and readings by
Mrs. NJ. A. Fisher and Mrs Mary VIII
son. Miss Gertrude Barker rendered a
piano solo.
The following officers were elect
ed at the annual meeting of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor held Monday even
ing: Past protector, c. p. Nash; pro-
tector; II. w. Sargent; vice protector,
Mrs. A. L. Putnam; secretary, Mrs. !,
s. Lawrence; financial secretary, Il. IL.
Putnam; treasurer, Mrs. l.. W. Sargent;
chaplain. Mrs. C. p. Nash; guide, j. Z.
Lawrence; guardian, A. Baldwin; SEN
tinel, Harry Rowe.
The talk on the Care Of Children
by Miss Mcdonald, the district nurse,
at the kindergarten room last evening,
was well attended and much enjoyed
bv all. Her subject included the care
and diet of infants, coughs and colds,
Group, care of teeth, symptoms of con
tagiOus diseases and how to care for
them and various other illnesses. Inc
paper was instructive and interesting.
At the close of the meeting there was
a general discussion of the subject by
the mothers.
Gallery tickets for the masquerade
hall in Festival hall Monday evening
are now on sale Mt Thomas pharmacy
Leitsinger S orchestra of twelve pieces
will render the following musical pro
gram from eight to nine.
March National Emblem Bagey
Cello Solo. Selected
Frank r. Hill,
Solact;on Mile Nodiste Herbert
The Mouse and the Block, description
Whitney
Piccolo Solo. Lahurence Polka. Mayeui
j. w. Pan sons.
"reminiscences OF the South solomon
The plot of The Earl and the oiri
the famous musical comedy, which ran
for more than two years in London ano
which scored another emphatic success
when presented by Messrs Shubert al
the New York Casino theatre, is very
much Hoytian, and in fact, the names OF
the characters sound as if they mac
been. taken from that famous play
wright s work. The east includes suci
names as Jim Cheese, Crow Doodle, A
Bunker Bliss. Mr.. Downham, Ticker
Talk. Liza Shodam, Mrs. Simmerinl
Black and Virginia Bliss. The presen
tation will be seen in the Auditorium to
night.
While DR.. L. r. Lynch and John =
Leys were driving up Main street Tues
day evening the latter's horse wa'
frightened by striking one foot agains
the erossbar of the sleigh and began t
run. In front of Thomas's pharmacy
the sleigh runner struck the curbint
and both occupants were thrown OUT
DIR. Lynch striking on his right ham
and fracturing the end of the third mn
ger. The doctor was on his way to thu
Lynch hospital where he was to perform
an operation that evening, and the ae
cident did not prevent his carrying on
his plan although operating with frae
tured finger is difficult task.
The reduction of fares on the Bos
ton & Maine railroad will 60 into etfee
February |. The new tariff schedules
have not vet been received at the loca
station for points south but the SEIZED
ules for points north have arrived. Th'
rate to Bellows Falls is lowered from
: II to 60 cents and to Putney from 20 Z
% cents. The change does not reduce
the fare to two cents mile to polnt'
north of here The rates to points soutl
will be two cents a mile practically
but in cases where uneven figures arr
made the fare will be reduced or in
creased so as to make even change. Fol
instance, if the price comes to 81 cents
the price of the ticket will be made A
Fcents.
John S. Meyerholz, the clever rea
estate promoter who assisted Col. I. b
Moore of Springfield, Mass, in dispos
ing of the building lots ON Oak Grow
, park few years ago, was arrested
Saturday at Wallensburg, N. Y, b,
Sheriff Philip O'Connell upon benel
, warrant from the superior court O
Hampden county, Mass, charging hin
, with larceny of $1,000 from Col. Moor
i, with whom he has been associated TO
, several years. The warrant was issuet
, as the result of secret indictment
found last month, and since that tim'
Pinkerton detectives have been camp
ing on Meyerholtz s trail. 1t is alleged
: by Col Moore that the money which
was taken belongs to him while Meyer
holtz claims that he is a partner in thu
P. B. Moore company and is entitled t
share in the profits of the concern. ID
will fight extradition. Meyerholtz wa