The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

, The next Masonic special VIII b.
} held Wednesday evening.
Tho Sunshine society, branch
will meet with Mrs. w. O, Mitchell
High street, Friday afternoon, Nov
20, at $50 0 clock.
-pocuhontas council called spe
cial meeting last night for the pur
pose of voting ON candidates. Ad0p
tion will take place at the next meet
ing, Dec, 0.
The matinee of La Barre Broth
ers MINISTRIES will not begin until
o clock Thursday afternoon ia order
to give everyone chance TO finish his
Thanksgiving dinner
About 50 members of the Wantas
tiquet lodge of Odd Fellows will leave
Brattleboro this afternoon ON a special
train for Springfield where the district
meeting is held this evening.
M. j. Cayanaugh was in Jamaica
the first of the week TO erect a large
brick stack in one Of the wood work
ing plants Of that town, Mr.. Cava
naugh was given a week in which to
complete the job but finished II in ~
hours
Rev. Wilbur L. Davidson, ID. d.,
of Washington, ID. C., the manager of
the National Chautauqua bureau, says
of Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton, who will
give an evening Of recitation in the
Baptist church on Saturday, Nov 30:
"Ida Jenness Moulton was the reader
for 10 days at the Chautauqua at
Northampton, Mass, and always de-
lighted her audiences of thousands OF
people She will give pleasure to any
audience.
Some difficulty is being found in
securing a man to take charge regu
larry of the rooms in the Esteyville
school house that are occupied by the
Magnet club one evening week. 1t
was expected that Fred A. Holmes
would assume charge of the club s
headquarters but he has refused since
the first meeting took place. The pro.
ject is meritorious one and should
receive the cooperation of everybody
who has the time to be present at
these meetings.
There were over 800 present at
the regular meeting of Protective
grange Wednesday evening. Thirty
one candidates were instructed in the
third and fourth degrees. Visitors
were present from all the neighboring
oranges. Remarks were made by Mr..
Priest, overseer, and Mrs. Alexander |
and Mr.. Chamberlain of Mortified, |
MASS, grange, Mr.. Whittemore and |
Mr.. Houghton of Guilford, Mr.. Hasel-
ton of Dummerston, Mrs. Farr of West
Chesterfield, Past Master Roel and |
General Deputy H. w. Sargent. The
harvest supper was served and a So
cial hour enjoyed after the meeting.
At the next meeting, Dec. 4, the off.
GERS will present their annual reports.
There will be special meeting for
initiation Dee. Z.
Thanksgiving day, Nov. 2s, La
Barre Brothers Ministries will appear
in the auditorium for two perform
anees. afternoon and evening. The
comes highly recommended
by press and public. The criticisms
IF every city where they have of
fered their entertainment are flat
tering and the La Barre Brothers are
solid reputation by Civ
ng good, clean and clever perform
lnce. The program offered is free from
III suggestive jokes and roughness,
very act being arranged to please
md not offend. The roster of the La
Barre Brothers show embraces many
lever comedians, singers and dancers,
Icrobats and musical soloists. Some
# the leading acts in the olio are
Platte, Coden and Mack in singing
md dancing, George Foster, mono
ogue comedian and eccentric dancer,
Iareno and Dalmia, comedy jugglers
nd hoop rollers, Prince the canine
Wonder, and Charlie Hammond, prime
Minister of fun.
The first of series of monthly
MUSICAL services to be held in the Con
regational church during the winter
rill take place Sunday evening at 7
clock. The choir will be assisted by
Their musicians and the musical order
1ill be as follows:
'rgan prelude, Harvest Thanksgiving
March, Calkin
horus, Praise Thee, the Father,
Gounod
horus Sing to the Lord of the Har-
vest, Barnby
ornet solo, Carl Leitsinger
lynn, Come we Thankful People
uartet, Lord How Manifold,
Shipper
olo, Song of the Harvest, Allisten
F. G. Adams.
uartet, Again as Evening Shadows
Fall. Carter
horus, Praise the Lord, o Jerusalem,
Maunder
ymn, Now Thank We All Our God.
rgan Postlude, March Triumphal,
Wachs