The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-12-06
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

j. j. Austin tonight.
The next Masonic social will bo
held next Wednesday evening, Dee. IL.
Il. II. Stellmann & Son are now
running their machine works ON nine
hour time.
james =. Ferriter has bought of
Miss NJ. Il. Horton the house on Chase
street now occupied by Harry Gray.
r. NJ. Hamilton of Keene, n. H.,
and n. ID. Clawson of Newark, n. j.,
will start a business college in town in
the near future
The Daughters of Pocahontas will
give social and dance at Red Men s
hall Saturday evening to which all are
cordially invited.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Brattleboro Mutual Aid association
will be held Monday afternoon at $50
at the home of Miss Cabot.
Arthur f. Grover and Gertrude D.
Fredette were married at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. A. II. Webb Monday.
Both young people are residents of this
town.
The annual meeting of Brattle-
boro chapter. d. A. r., for the election
of officers and payment of dues VIII be
held in the Brooks House Tuesday al
ternoon, Dee. 10, at 3 o clock
Roast turkey will be served in
Grange hall Dec. IL at p. m. by the
women of ST. Michael s Episcopal
church. There will also be sale of
fancy articles and aprons of all kinds.
Home made candy will also be for sale
The first meeting of the Alliance
Study Glass will be held at Rev. y. u
S. Osgood's Monday evening, Dec "
at 7.30 o clock. c. Menzies Miller, by
special request, will read his paper on
the OPENING of Thibet, lately deliy'
cred before the Professional club.
Members and friends are cordially IN
vited.
The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell
overall factory closed Tuesday for a
week and it is not likely that the shop
will start up on regular time much pc
fore Jan. /. Orders are always hsht az
this time of year and on account Oh
the extremely high price of denim tne
concern does not begin work on lts
spring stock at present
The Sloyd classes in manual tram
ing open next week in the Sloyd room
of the Congregational chapel. Inc
older boys meet Thursday evenings at
r q clock. the younger class Friday az
ternoons at 3.45. These classes are
onen TO all boys of the town at a
oboroe 10 cover the cost of materials
God Ahout % are already enrolled
and it is expected that more Will De-
J The funeral of Mrs. Almira Pratt
/ Fowler who died at the Home Tor tne
4 ged and Disabled Thursday afternoon
,,,as held at the Home Saturday morn
No. Of q ,clock. Rev. D. E. Trout, pas
tnT If the Universalist church, othclat-
ed The body was taken to HaliiaN
for bnrial. The only relatives lr .In
ont of town who were present az tuo
fnneral were Mr.. and Mrs. fayet'e
Niles Of Halifax.
Cant. II. C. Streeter, who mas pee zen
conducting a pension agency 81
| Western avenue since the death Vi w
Jobn Hunt. and who is wei KNOWN "
III aiv;I war veterans in this Vlclhl,y'
~ taken an office in room z Oh one
or, American building, and VIII auo
~ his business by handling real estate
for sale rent or exchange. Ihose who
aUa entitled to pensions and are no5
o. any should bear IN Illhu
M tha government will not hunt up u
'n%s Int he must ask for ana.
Three decisions We're given pS
Tudoe n w. Gibson in the munlG = d.
oonrt Saturday In the case ol ~ -
GhnlI;s If Claremont, n. H., agaihs
Inon q Bardwell of Mortified, Mass lass
81 was brought to recover SGo'
NH Chellis claimed he PAID Tor IN
nance upon mill property al DAY ~,
wal,s request, Judgment was LOT t th'
wei 5anf IN recover his costs. In IN.
' oeao of IT. s. Goodenough against
g w Dnnee, both of Brattleboro, JUG
W., vas for the plaintiff to recov g,
nre N the amount of grocery plii
&aot +bo ease of A. N. Kingsley, or ASH
- n e.. against L. 5. wider u
MI NH ampton. Mass, Judgment was ~.
the plaintiff to recover Pio'
money loaned, with costs
Miss E. Eliza Sessions, hnahcla
- of the Kurn Hattin Homes d
aRso W., is in Brattleboro on ne
vel +onr of solicitation IN penall "
This worthy charity and VIII can o up,
tba many friends who nave leoe NJ
h ~, co kindly in former years. ME
noa;ons l. also anxious to meet oCno
| ' 'eop who might be interested III lh
Puul and depends upon her acq9aln
t moi to help her in this. bratCiepol'
, LAM Contributed on the average apou
h iao wear toward the support OIL IN
paw ~ this is a small amount con
ho,hoo that seven Brattleboro poy
arc now being reared at hurh Iiaaan
Miss Sessions is staying al LIN. Il
T hurst and will be glad TO ans"er o =
Communications in regard 10 INC WIZ
: at Kurn Hattin.
| -Adiutant General W. H. l.,- oil nffoe
,os issned a special order to take elie ,,,
Ia9 TX next. which affects every CON
ian, in the first Vermont regimen
, R Ran' minimum strength of each conlPan
4 +he regiment has always peen :
~ and three commissioned olhcel'
hlen +ba maximum strength loo lhel
y anu am ~ now order makes the minimum
le ms 5s men. adding IL to the reg
aant The field artillery ana tne ~ ~
nh university cadets are no1 (;
l' eao+ad bv this order. 1t is maui :
| lon,nliance with orders from tne a al
| e 3onartment that companies Oh -
:f;t;a conform in numbers WIN tnos
: l M the regular army before they ca ca
o. 9row their apportionment OF mo nuI
I, ,s from the federal treasury for the SUI
N nort of the militia