The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-10-11
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

luz Laules Enterprise soeiet
VIII meet with Mrs. A. A. Blanchar
on Estey street next Wednesday after
noon ut 1 o clock.
Il Dan c, Brosuahan has added
| handsome new wagon to his truckin
business this week.
| DR.. Il. h. Lynch has bought
Buick touring ear through the Il. r
clark automobile company.
| "A sewing club has been organized
by II young women who will NEE
with Miss Myrtle Cox every tw,
weeks. The first meeting was helt
Wednesday evening.
The Eagles will meet next Mon
day evening when it is expected that
several new members will be initiated
II is planned to have a meeting every
Monday evening beginning with that
of the l4th.
The BARRIERS will meet in Eagles
hall at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
William Ryan of Greenfield, Mass,
will be present to complete the work
of organizing the local tonsorial ar.
lists into a branch of the National
BARRIERS union of America.
Harry c. Webster Monday as
sumed the duties of assistant cashier
of the Vermont Savings bank. Mr..
/ Webster came from Jamestown, Va.
where he has had charge of branch
of the Atlantic Trust and Deposit
company, located on the exposition
grounds.
David J. Shaw, formerly en-
ployed in the store of Moran & com.
pany, is president of the bowling
league of the Springfield, Mass, Canoe
club. The Springfield Union of Tues
day contained picture of Mr., Shaw,
the occasion being the opening of the
bowling leagues season.
Captain II. C. Streter and Col.
Clarke p. Stone of Providence, r. l.,
went Tuesday to Essex Junction to
attend the annual reunion of the First
Vermont cavalry which was held there
Wednesday, A detachment of cavalry
from the regular army post at Fort
Ethan Allen gave the old soldiers an
exhibition drill.
AT the last meeting of the wo-
man s auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A.
special committee, consisting of the |
president and secretary, was appoint
ed to secure rooms for future meet.
ings. This committee has made ar
rangements with the W. c. 7. U.
whereby the meetings will be held IN
its rooms in the Emerson block.
Fred Hillman and Miss Georgiana
Dav were married Saturday evening at
the residence of Rev. William Rice
Newhall, pastor of the Grace Metho-
dist church in Springfield, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Bean, Mrs. Cora Il.
Libby and M. G. Kane being present
1T the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
man are to live at Ill Union street,
Springfield, Mass
Several well-known hunters EN-
Flowed in S. A. Smith s factory wit 5
lessed spectacle Wednesday morn
no which will fill their friends with {
my. A large buck deer was seen '
,razing on the meadow in the rear or 8
he s6op and afterward walked de f
iberately up Elm street to Canal $
treet where it paused as if to chal' '
enge the onlookers. The deer was l
hen lost to view as it wended It's way e
0 Prospect street.
Harry Edwin Ingraham IS, died
'riday at his home in Northheld Oh
Iurai pneumonia. He was the son OF E
IRIS. E. W. Sharpe and had spent much d
E his time here. The funeral was {
cid in the Methodist Episcopal church b
f that town, Presiding Elder w. +, +,
mithers officiating. The body was !
rought here Monday and prayer held +
the grave in Morningside, by Rev. &
H. Webb. Besides mother he "
,aves three half brothers, Mason 1
barne of Mortified, Erving lngra- |
am of Enfield, n. H., and Walter In '
sabam Of South Newfane. He was N
,nbew Of Mrs. C. w. Cushing, grand b
,nhew of l.. E. Holden and Mrs. Ca f
!, B. Lamson, and grandson of Mrs al
r. White, all of Brattleboro. u
The Freme circle of the Unitarian e.
,nrch met at the home of Mrs. D. M.
vler ON Oak street Tuesday after
ION. The entire board of officers pr
as reelected Reports of the differ o
+ officers were read and accepted. co
le proceeds of the annual falr helu 10
5 were over $500. Plans ma
r the coming year were discussed. Ga
was voted to hold sociables during tn
q coming winter beginning some ag
ma in November The officers re- ac
,cted were: President, Mrs. y, a.
,der; vice president, Mrs. E. y ,. an
good; secretary and treasurer, MIS- su
M. Tyler; executive committee qu
20 P. K. White, Mrs. G. W. Dun an
m Mrs. George Norcross, Mrs. an
ura Virgins, Mrs. e. Burr Smith I'M
4 Miss Minnie Stockwell. Ut, 1Tt
THE rally day exercises at the Cen fla
. Congre gationai church were ne ~ Pr
nday There were 2l5 members q
, Sunday school in attendance: a
was played as the infants Oh
the cradle roll, the primary class lns
! tbe intermediates came into the ac'
in room. A rally day song com Inv IL
ed for the occasion was sung win I nN
oh spirit. Prayer was then onereo 1 re
tbe nastor, Rev. Fl. r. Miles. Inc 10,
mary department then observed q WI
tbdav service, the pupil in each tne
ss whose birthday was nearest Sun RE
; denositing in a special fund an wa wa,
ornt eoual to the number OF years nc
his age. The juniors then recited 1t'
Tooth psalm after which Rev. MI nus
les told of a plan that was TO De aal
nted in which a new class was 70 pr
formed for beginners who were not 20 gov
enough to enter the primary class class ~,
, marter just passed was reviewed g ma,
+be nastor with such additions TO I'M