The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-04

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NJ .Aitehtlea Is called 10 the Amelia
OF horses, carriages and stable fixture
Mhich VIII BIO held next Thursday al
'r'naen At tho stable Of q. NJ. I.awio
ON Linden street.
The post office will be omen Nor
Jay from until ~ o'clock. The loeh
eaffiefs. viii make the morning deliy
rt only and the rural carriers vii
make no delivery.
The topic for discussion al IN
strange meeting next Wednesday even
ing VIII he postal savings banks, Tn,
program will include piano duets, read
ing by Mrs, II. w. Sargent aud Mis-
Helen Rohde. current events by Mrs
Nm. currier aud songs by Paulln,
-Brattleboro lodge, New England
Order OF Protection, will initiate 4
large class ~ candidates "Wednesday
evening In Red Mems hall. Supreme
and grand officers are expected 10 be
present AZ this meeting. A banaue,
viii be served after the work and The
latter part Of the evening will be spent
in dancing.
The high school opens next Tues,
day ~ the usual hour. The high school
building will not he open until \
clock Announcement about the
opening hour Of the high school for the
inil term will be made later. Atten.
ton Is called 10 the announcement In
another column regarding the Office
hours OF the principal.
ANY selfsupporting women Of
hraitleboro who may wish 20 have
their names entered on the list now in
preparation for the trustees Of the
thompson Snd. are requested 10 meet
Miss Sophia G. Stcdman nj the rest
hours OF , and $50 In the afternoon
and Z and s in the evening.
About 80 members Of the New
England Order OF Protection attended
eorn.roast at l.. A. Towards in
Guilford Wednesday evening. Games
and music were enjoyed during the
evening and refreshments served. The |
evening was most ENJOYABLE one 10 |
all present and a vote Of thanks was
extended TO Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and |
Mrs. Whitney for their hospitality.
The women Of the Congregational |
church will hold special meeting in
the church parlors at o'clock Mon.
day afternoon. Matters relating 10
new carpets for the aisles of the
church will be discussed. All having
envelopes containing contributions TO.
ward the half mile Of pennies which
the women are trying TO secure are re.
quested TO carry them TO the meeting.
The annual meeting and banquet
II the Spofrord Fish & Game league
will be held at Pine Grove Springs
next Wednesday afternoon. shore
Inner will be served at Q o'clock, fol-
owed by informal exercises and gen.
'ral good time. Music will he fur
lished by the First Regiment band Of
3rattleboro. Last year over 200 peo-
lie partook of the dinner and it is ex.
,ected that fully as many will sit
Town this year.
connection with the Vermont Fedora
Oct. and 8, promises to
'e of great interest to the women of
his vicinity. The leading arts and
RATS societies. as well as individual
workers. in artistic needlework, jewels,
Gather and brass work, are preparing {
o send exhibits which will be for sale.
general invitation is extended to the {
ublic to attend. ::
The Bennett -Moulton company has
cen playing to good audiences in the I
auditorium during the past week. For /;
popular price show the company is =
cry good and its specialties, most Of G
lem are unusually clever. The bill n
" Tuesday night. The Governor IS q
life, for Wednesday afternoon. An t
utcast of Society, for Wednesday v
ght, A Man Without Country, for
st night. Under Sealed Orders. To- "
ght the play will be On Thanksgiving q
light. tomorrow afternoon. A Jealous n
oman. and tomorrow night, A Cow il
,y's Romance. lie
Walter O. Cooley and e
larles A. Stockwell, members of the az
ermont rife team, and Lieut.. j. W. .;
,bb, who acted as team spotter, re- ~
rned Saturday from Camp Perry, o.; -
lere they participated in the national
lie match. Although the Vermont By
am was well toward the rear of the DC
ocession. the local boys were salts w
d on the whole with the showing 70
ev and their teammates made. In y. ~
dition to the valuable experience ssini
itch the members of the teams re- r.,
we'd they were able to pick up many 80 80
ints which will be of much benefit to u w;
, craftsmanship of the men at home. W
The last issue of the Congrega.. to-
nal denominational papers contained sol
nouncement OF a call to ReV. Harry up
Miles of Brattleboro from the First be
ngrepational church of Berkeley, TIL
|. Mr.. Miles was away when the lat
| came to the attention of his par we
toner's, but on his return Tuesday be
hit he confirmed the announcement, In
said that although he was. giving vel
matter serious consideration, he sea
not vet decided whether to accept
call or decline it. 1t is expected col
t Mr.. Miles will meet the church ne,
,mittee and the trustees tonight to sid
, over the matter. The Berkeley tina
rch is considerably larger than the VIII
ttleboro church and it is the college Fal
rch of, the city, the congregation ina
uding many young men and young ~
men. 1t sent representative to LII
ttleboro to hear Mr.. Miles some con
, ago, and at the conclusion OF III ~
non by Mr.. Miles on the common, OIL
was asked to consider call from -
Berkeley church, but he declined Irol
10 so. Since his return from Eu- RAJ
IAN trip the call has, come TO MIN DIS
n with renewed emphasis. Pa Pa
Eleven members of the Quack riae
ok club met at the home of Miss ABB
M. Eckels, IS Cedar street, Bell
Inesday evening, ostensibly to meet mon
Mary Cundiff Of Roanoke, Va. Lea
real purpose of the meeting, how dat
was to surprise Miss Annie M; are
b with a china shower in view of Mr..
approaching marriage to L. Guy bust
,er. bookkeeper in the People g -
onal bank, and the purpose was will
cd out very successfully. During Sept