The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-12
THE BRATTLEBORO REFORNER FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1907

| dance IN ked Men + hall Sntufdu
night Another dance viii be given Il
morrow evening
About 20 friends and relatives o
Mr.. and Mrs. John vivier called o
them Tuesday evening, Refreshment
We're served and the evening was plea,
anily spent in singing and enjoyin
other music.
&C. j. Pettingill of Millcrs Falls
Mass, has bought the Sunday nowspa
| per route between that town and Brat
tlehoro Of j, 5, Hunt. The sale In
cludes the automobile which Is use,
10 bring the papers to this town ever.
Sunday morning,
The last meeting Of the Congrega
tional club of the season will be he'll
in the Brooks House Tuesday evening
There will be banquet Mt 7,i5 fol
lowed by an evening of fun furnishe,
by Charles 4. Grilley of Boston, humor
list, Mr.. Grilley has recently returned
from an extended trip on the Pacid,
coast and is highly recommended ms I
fun maker of the first magnitude.
-Pocahontas council, No. 4, enter
tanned Minnehaha council of Spring
field at its last meeting. After serving
banquet to nearly 100 members tn,
Adoption degree was conferred on sew
en- candidates. The guests Of honor
were f. c. Davis, great saehem of Yer
mont, and G. T.. Spencer, great chief of
records, of Brattleboro. The guests re
turned on the late train. Several more
candidates were adopted last night.
Mrs II, W. Sargent, Mrs. II. w
Spaulding and Mrs. A. Il. Miller will
entertain Brattleboro chapter, d. \. r..
in the Brooks House next Friday after
noon at clock. Members are re,
quested to respond to the roll call by
giving important events in the Revolu'
tionary war. There will be piano mu.
sic and paper will be given by Mrs.
j. l.. Stockwell upon The Change of the
Seat of Government from Philadelphia
to Washington, d. c,
AT a meeting of the prudential
committee of school district No. last
Saturday evening the following resig-
nations were received to take effect at
the end of the present school year;
Miss Rosa n Allen, teacher of French
and German in the high school; Miss
Williams, teacher in the eighth grade,
and Miss J. Adele Morgan, teacher in
the fifth degree, All of the other teach
ers were reappointed for the coming
year.
AT the superior court in Keene, n,
H., Monday Edward l.. Willard, col.
ored, pleaded guilty to an Indictment
of robbery and was sentenced to
state S prison for not less than three
or more than five years. Willard for.
merly lived with his parents in Brat
tleboro in a house near the Valley
Fair grounds. OF late years he has
been posing as a corn doctor and was
arrested last summer for attempting to
steal sum of money from a Keene
man.
One of the members of the Am
Dursen Hydraulic Construction com.
Dany of Boston, the concern likely to
receive the contract for building the
Connecticut river dam, was in town
Tuesday and made trip to the site of
he proposed dam for the purpose of
aking some sOundings in order to de-
ermine the work necessary for locat
ng the power house. 1t is expected
hat the preliminary construction work
will be begun before the end of the
present month.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
nan s club will be held Wednesday af
-, thn prAnlyg Hpnca david ]
Willard will speak on Life and Work |
n the Bowery. Mr.. Willard has de- !
oted practically all his life to work |
mong the boys in the New York slums |
nd his talk is sure to be one of ex- |
RENE interest. Mr.. Willard formerly |
wed in Brattleboro and is known by !
many people here. Last summer he
onducted a boys camp on Ames Hill.
may take as guests any men
Tho may be interested to hear Mr..
Willard s talk.
Tickets for Prof. Henry L. South
yick s reading Monday evening, April
2, may be procured of any member of
he ways and means committee at the
ocular meeting of the Woman g club
afternoon. Professor South
yick will present Stephen Phillips 8
Celebrated play Herod, the greatest bit
{ fiction this talented author has Civ
n to the world. 1t is hoped that ev-
nv member of the club will come pre-
AIRED to buy tickets and by so doing
lpport the ways and means commit
ee in its efforts to add to the fund
,r tbo vynrl, IF tho n1Ob
7. M. Taylor & Co. of Is State
rect Boston, will open branch offices
room 81 on the third floor of the
merican building, with Harry Gray
manager. This concern does a com
ission brokerage business in listed Sc
lrities, being specialists in curb
ocks. Mr.. Gray visited the home of
,e in Boston this week and states that ,
J is now prepared to execute commits
on orders in all markets, and to Sc .
ire for his friends reliable informa- !
on regarding any stocks in which
ley may be interested Mr.. Taylor '.
mself will be at the office Wednes- q,
~. :
w. H. Miles of Townshend, county |
III and game warden, has received no. c
ce from State Fish and Game Com q
issioner Thomas that there is at the e
ate hatchery large quantity of lake V
out fngerlings ready for distribution. c
r. Miles was in consultation with
cal fishermen Saturday in regard to i
anting a consignment of these fish in h
inset lake or Marlboro south pond. Y
le matter has now been referred to \
e officers of the Windham County h
sh and Game Protective association. t
anv fishermen feel that it would be v
llv to stock Marlboro south pond n
til lake trout. This species of the +
,ut family are not nearly as gamy +
tho ennarn.tailed OF brook trout. 4