The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-15

| -NcN, Charles AnuleMh VI Nhl,"PN,
Mass, preached in the lniyersalist church
sunday TO good'sized congregation
--Oneoent stamps are now on sale IL
books at the local post ioilicc' Their
are - stamps in book, which sells iol
I Is cents.
The Alliance Study class viii meet
next Monday evening at 13o AT the I'm
! tartan parsonage, The snbJect II lh'
Closing Years OF Mahomet's Life,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will hold food sale Satur,
| lay, March 10, in the rooms formerly used
u Chinese laundry ON Elliot street.
Protective grange will give a mas
querade ball the evening OF March y
| ior members of the order aud their tam
lies only, All ncighboring grangcrs are
| invited.
Professor Southwick OF the Emerson
school of oratory will give a reading OF
Rivals in the Brooks House Saturday
evening March 30 under the auspices OF
the Bmttleb0ro Woman's club,
Rev. |. j. Mead of Boston win preach
in the Universalist church Sunday morn
ing. 4 collection will be taken to raise
money for use in Easter decorations. Sun
day school will be held at Has as usual.
The former members OF Mrs. C.. A.
Van Dooms Sunday school class met
with Mrs. Cora Leonard Tuesday. Twelve
were present and an enjoyable evening
was spent. Supper was served at 6.3O'
A canvass for the sale OF exchange
tickets for the concert by the Cecilia
aides quartet and the Home City quar-
tct ON April > will be made the coming
week by members OF the womans auXil-
larry of the \. NJ, g. \.
Of course it had TO come out sooner
or later. The Rev. James II. Wio"in,
.ho saws he revised the early edition Of
Mother Eddy's book, Science and Health,
aud helped her to fame, married Brat
tleboro woman.-St. Adams Messenger
-Ouoneltecat tribe of Red Men held
an initiation in its hall last Friday even
ing. 1t was expected that a degree team
would be present from llinsdale, y. II"
to do the initiation work but at the
last moment a message was received stat
ng that the team woulu be unable TO
come. Consequently the local team did
the work,
The program given at the meeting Of
Protective grange Wednesday evening IN
cuded piano duets by Misses Eloine
Franklin and Miss Clara Eames, a reading
by Mrs. Mary j. Currier and Mrs, Mary
Wilson. II was voted to give the annual
sugar supper as soon as new sugar can
be obtained. The program OF the next
meeting will be given by the Dramatic
club.
st. Michaels Roman Catholic church
was crowded Saturday evening to wit
ness the moving pictures representing the
Passion Play as given by the residents OF
IL. - Ia nj
lures were clear and showed all the i'm.
portant events Of the life OF Christ, in.
Guiding His trial before PLATE and His
death on the cross between the two
thieves. Music was rendered during the
entertainment by the church choir.
To accommodate its rapidly increas,
ing business the Lynch Hospital associa-
ton has decided to obtain larger quarters
than those previously occupied on Grove
street and the Melrose hotel in West
Brattleboro has been purchased, The pa
.ers were transferred Tuesday and the
property stands in the name OF Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Leys. The new quarters are
ideal for a hospital as regards location
and will accommodate about 40 patients
with very little rcmOdellng. The prop.
ry will be occupied about the first OF
April. An operating room will be built
on the latest and most improved plans:
he operating table will be OF marble and
the other appointments will correspond in
neatness and sanitation. An elevator will
be installed to facilitate the moving Of
patients and owing to the room in the
building the nurses will be quartered
there, special ward being set apart for
them on the top floor. The work at the
new location viii be practically the same
as in the old quarters on Grove street but
will be done on larger scale as there
are at present about 30 patients VINO are
waiting to be received but who have been
obliged to wait on account OF the lack Of
room at the old hospital.