The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-10


y tice this morning Of his admission
practice before the United State
d courts.
The regular meeting Of the W. I
= Y. u. will be held next Tuesday after
noon at headquarters. The annual rol
call will take place at this time.
/. The officers Of Leo council
Knights Of Columbus, will be installe'
next Wednesday evening by Distric
Deputy George +. Grey Of Rutland.
All persons who did not use thei
tickets TO the Girls club soeiablc Tues
day evening are requested TO return
them TO the secretary rs soon Ms pos
sible.
"A despatch from Rutland say.
that the Vermont national guard may
not go 10 Fort Ethan Allen for its an,
nual muster next summer but TO Port
land, Me-, instead.
AT the request Of Clerk Of the
United States Courts +. =. Plat Of
Poultney, Judge J. l.. Martin has
changed the rule, requiring that the of.
fee Of the clerk Of the courts be locat,
I'd in Burlington, 10 read that said of.
fee be located in Rutland.
-Dcvine a company have opened
paint, repair and job shop in the Jelly
building on Flat street and will make
speciality of card and sign painting.
repairing and refnishing furniture and
antiques. They will also attend TO
house painting and papering.
All members Of the Universalist
parish are requested to contribute food
for the 51th annual fair which takes
place next Thursday. Teams will be
sent out TO collect, but should anyone
be overlooked his contribution should
be sent or brought to the hail.
The regular meeting Of the Brat
tleboro Ministerial union will be held
in the Brooks House next Monday
night. Rev. G. II. Brown Of Saxtons
River will give paper on A Conspec.
tus of Universal History. Rev. l.. NJ. |
Keneston of West Brattleboro will
also present paper.
"A "yawavig." according 10 pla.
cards hung about town Wednesday
night, is givaway, which is the name
of sale which begins at the store of
+. j. Fenton & company tomorrow
and continues until Feb. %. II will
pay prospective buyers TO inform
themselves regarding the conditions of
this sale.
The Hooker, Corser & Mitchell
overall factory opened Wednesday and
! few of the girls are now employed
IN orders which have accumulated
'ince the shop shut down. II is not
yet known, however. when the factory
will begin running on regular schedule.
The $. A. Smith factory resumed op.
'rations Wednesday.
Assistant Judges +. b. Pier and
frank Worden and Sheriff A. H.
thompson made an official visit at the
'ounty house yesterday to inspect the
recently made there. 9
everal of the rooms have been paper. \
d and painted Plans are now being /
arried out in fulfilment of the grand .
lrys recommendations of last fall. i
Miss Sadie E. Luce, teacher of c
rade in the high school building, S
as been released by the prudential u
to accept a position in Wor. A
ester, Mass, her home. As stated in o
he Reformer last week, Miss Luce is 7
icceeded by Miss Sara p. Symonds of
xeter, N. H., a graduate of Bates ,
'llege and for the past three years =
'acher in Ludlow, Mass, and Exeter :,
er. III
Members of the Masonic bodies ei
III be specially interested in a ser D
on to be preached Sunday evening in To
e Episcopal church by the rector, T
rv. w. j. Hamilton. The subject will II
! The Power of Secret Transmission b,
it was practiced by the wise men to
olden times. Mr.. Hamilton should te
well qualified TO handle this sub di
ct as he was formerly chaplain of
G grand lodge of Delaware. Masons -,
e cordially invited to attend. y,
All Of the classes of the Young no
ople's union will be resumed next &c
eek. The regular classes will meet ph
esday night in the chapel of the W;
Ptist church. The class in photog, in
ply will be held at F. I. Swift's ba
use Wednesday evening and the male H;
orus at the Baptist church Thursday W
ening. The annual meeting and elec. fol
! of officers which was to have been sis
d last Tuesday will take place two
eks from that date. Postponement a.,
s due to unfavorable weather. ~.
Many people have visited the Me. the
t theatre this week, the average at be
dance being much larger than was da,
'ected. Tomorrow the pictures will PHI
changed. The exciting Dieppe au. o c
lobile race that took place in Paris bee
eral months ago will be portrayed five
series of colored pictures entitled ele,
Indian Idyl, and humorous set, his
More Children, are few that will int,
shown. Alcide Marion will sing how
illustrated songs. Those that will in
heard Saturday are among the hits
The popular compositions. The even ,r
s performance will begin at 7 and ~.
G at 10 o clock instead of 9 as an . .na
need ai'i
nun
The corporators of the Vermont E.
ings bank held their annual meet a S,
Wednesday. The following officers gref
elected: President, Ex-Governor Mr..
lerick Holbrook; vice president, fede
lam s. Newton; trustees, Freder- way
Holbrook, George E. Greene, Will Mrs
s. Newton, Charles H. Pratt, ton
TX l.. Hunt, MILFORD H. Bracket, lead
les O. Robbins, Frederick L. acco
ghton, Martin Austin, Jr., and who
y p. Webster; treasurer. Charles
raft; assistant treasurer, Harry P. WI
ster; board of investment, Freder- IN
HOlhrOOk Frank l. Hunt Wilfrad one