The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-02-08

to William Wong of Boston and has gone
to Lowell to engage in the same business
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Field have moved
into Thomas Alullins's house on River
street recently vacated by Frank Wood.
bridge.
John Prinitz of this place and Miss
Bertha l.. Hill of Chesterfield were mar
ried by E. j. Temple last Wednesday
evening.
The selectmen have given the hearse
into the charge of Liveryman w. G..
Smith Mr.. Smith has also been APP
pointed constable.
Forrest Packard entertained the mem
bers of the freshman class at his home
on Spring street Thursday evening. Re
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cove have re-
turned from Florida, where they have
been for some time past and are visit
ing at O. C. Higginss.
Mr.. and Mrs w. U. Pike and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel Pike, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Taylor attended the governors
ball in Concord n. H., Thursday.
Lorenzo Bergeron has signed a contract
to play ball with the Holyoke team of
the Connecticut league and will be given
trial in the spring as pitcher.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held in the Methodist church Satur-
day evening. Presiding Elder Edwin
Hitchcock will preach Sunday morning
The Brattleboro street intermediate and
primary schools were closed last week,
owing to the illness of the teachers, Miss
es Mable Temple and Minnie Burroughs.
A special train will run from here to
Keene this evening for the accommoda-
ton of those who wish to attend the
Elks' musical comedy, The Maid and
the MILDLY.
Allen Linnell and daughter, Miss Julia
Linnell of Leominster, Mass, were
guests at John NJ. Lambs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Robertson visited
Sunday in Springfield, Mass
Among those who went to Concord last
week to attend the hearing on the pro-
posed dam across the Connecticut river
were L. F. Liscom, Charles Bigelow, .,
c. Robertson, w. D. Ferrin, e, j. Rich
ards. T. S. Leonard, Fred Gale, G. S.
Howe and Edward Stebbins.
Court st. Joseph, No 81, A. G. A., will
hold its fifth annual concert and ball In
the town hall next Monday evening
There will be concert from s until 8
o'clock and dancing from until | with
music by Leitsnger's orchestra. Re,
freshments of ice-cream and cake Will
be served in the hall. All are invited.
The Fur club with their wives. sweet
hearts and a few friends went to Spot
ford Thursday evening to attend the fire
mems ball. A good time was reported by
all. William p. Lyman and William
Parkhurst, two of the prominent mem
bers of the club. furnished great enter
tainment with their cornet and tambou-
rine.
Do not forget the 35th annual fair and
festival of the women OF the Universallst
church, which will be held, at the town
hall this evening A chowder, baked fish
and cold meat supper will be served in
the basement dining room b., the men
of the parish from $50 to 8 o'clock. The
sale Of fancy articles will be continued
this evening and a two-act farce entitled
An Engaging Position, will be presented
bv several members of the high schoo!
under the direction Of d. L. Fisher and
R. M. Langworthy. Four hours OF dane
ing after the entertainment will be IN
es Mable Temple and Minnie Burroughs.
Leitsinger's orchestra.
The committee of the Epworth league
of the Methodist church will give an en-
tertainment in the town. hall Thursday
evening, February q, under the personal
supervision of Col. A. v. Newton OF
Worcester, Mass. The entertainment VIII
be in the form of a mock court trial. 1t
will be assumed that one of our promi-
nent citizens has paid more or less at
tention to young and beautiful widow
Of this town. but since he has seemed to
lose interest in the matter she has
brought suit with view to obtaining
damages for fractured affections. In 9th