The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-24

General W. II. Gilmore IL In tewl
today for the purpose Of Inspecting III
uniforms Of Company I.
The midwinler conference Of hix
school teachers and parents viii h
held ia tho high school room next Wed
nesday evening ut ESQ. All inier.sle,
are invited TO be present.
The date Of tho high school fai
has been set for Feb. 20. II 10 prob
able that the senior class will start To-
Washington either March ~ or Marci
IS. Outsiders who are thinking Of max
ing the trip should get their applica
tons In early.
"A fair sized audience saw Had
ley's moving pictures Saturday night
Life In South Africa was Interestingly
portrayed. There were also many comic
views which brought forth many
laughs from the spectators. Some pic
tIf-s were instructive rs well ms en-
pertaining.
Deputy Great saehem Herbert T.
Harris assisted Great Prophet Il. X.
Lynch Wednesday night In raising np
chiefs In Pontiac tribe, No. 81. OF Ches'
ter and those In the council Of the
Daughters Of Poeahontas. A banquet
was served after the work Of the
tribe was finished.
DR. II. u. iiolion spoke at a farm.
ers institute In Mendon Wednesday
afternoon on Farm Sanitation, laying
particular stress on the water supply
an IN. farm aud haus sha a.u,... al, 80,
ply must be guarded from eoniamina.
tion. He also devoted considerable
time to drainage, telling how sewage
should be disposed Of,
q About 100 people attended the
first in the series Of ladies' nights Civ,
en- by the Leo council, Knights Of Co.
lumbus in Grange hall Monday even.
ing. l.. H. Barber gave an entertaining
concert with Victor vicirola and
dancing was enjoyed during the latter
part of the evening. A musical was
given by members of the order.
County Fish and Game Warden X.
L. Frost has two dogs in his barn as
a result Of his visit TO Guilford last
week when four dogs were stopped
from chasing deer in that town. The
disposition of the dogs will await in.
structions from Commissioner ii. q. |
Thomas of Stowe. The dogs are owned |
by William b. Houghton of Marlboro !
and T.. i. Blodgett of West Brattle.
boro.
The CRYSTAL s,,;,,. Tao oom,.,
finished harvesting lee from ,ba mn.
per and lower ponds on Frost place
yesterday. The ice on the lower pond
was 10 inches thick, while that on the
upper pond was 10 inches thick. Today
The company intends to begin on Rich.
lrdson S pond, after which il will har.
vest the ice from the CRYSTAL Springs
pond. The season is late but much bet
Ter ice and more than was expected has
been gathered from the first crop.
The Congreo,,ion,l Sunday scboo,
,eld its ANIMAL meeting sunday The
re.sprer : renor, WINS te,d ana ao.on,.
"A n shovel that the school nod aY.
,epded s165 40 in benevoIent wo,k
luring the wear The election of an.
,orintsrdent was deforred for vel
The following were elected. President
J. C. Crosby; assistant superintendents.
George NJ. CLAY and Ii, +. Jordan: see.
etary and treasurer. Ernest Bemis;
uditor, l.. A. Whitney; librarians. Al.
red Jordan and Miss Florence Hill
reth: Junior Superintendent. Mrs. f.
V. Kuech: home department superin.
endent Mrs II. +. Jordan. supervisor
FRS II r Miles
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rr CbarIes A Roydor. assist
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MIS- Janette Ma'her, ~, dieu az
y nome on Locus. street SUNDAY night