The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-04-03
THE BRArrLEBoRo REFoRMER, FRIDAY. APRIL 3. 1908

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The Alliance Study rlass aiii mss,
At Mrs- 4, n. TyirFs n1At MaRday
rNrAlAs AZ - eisn = Ial,eF on ,eunl
TolsIai Aili ~ pah MrmhrTs ahd
fIien.ls az. cordially invited,
-nt. Charles RiVisT ALL leeluTr Ia
the Congregational church nrAi Tues
day evening AT q 'eierk "a Personal
"Reminiscences IT Turkey and the Turks
nr River hkrl a,e years Ia tonsian
iinopip in tho Turkish diplomatic ~
Niae The lecture Il Ifrr,
The Prospect hill dlVislea ~ tho
Congregational ladies society held .
ssNins mrrling Iurs,lay afternoon Al
the hnine of Me- g. 4, Caiianarh, u
was we'll attended and the Npfk done
Was for ihr knfn llaliln hume, Supper
was served Ia ~, evening,
III. following program will b" sis
ga al the mr-iing II Protective sfaase
April - Piano snlo, Mrs, Fred Nialli
recitation, Miss llslcn Hopkins; Toil
eail. quotations. song, L, " 6ooire'
naupb; laIef, Miss Nellie T. EddHi al
dfrss, isJuiirs work, u, ", Sargent
The woman = auxiliary 81 ihr y,
n. e. 4. Nill hsll iis annual meeting
TUESDAY next II she rrsi roam. Officers
will be- .l-riel ani 'h" chairman 81
each committee viii read Fernfi q
the year. uuss. II - requested all
members make an effort Ia hc present,
w. Il. Perry will not BE- candi
date for rc election ~ village clerk At
the next village meeting but hls sou,
William H. Perry, would accept the Of
ice il rendered Inn. The latter j. thor
oughly familiar with the work, having
assisted his father more or less for tie
past year
Reception and exhibition AT Fest
val hall Thursday cv.nItA April y OF
N. Wales dancing classes. Fancy
dances hy the children nj o'clock,
Orchestra. seven pieces, Tickets can
Ice obtained from members of the class
or 1T my residence, Canal street
Doors open 7.l5.-adv.
$. ". Edpctt, trustee, has leased
the land in the rear II Retiing block
,o Manlcy Brothers for a term Of years.
The barn and sheds ON the property
are being torn down and a store house
will be erected al once for Marley
Brothers use in connection with their
automobile business.
Rev. John VI. Moore, u. d., sccre
tnry of the Young People : Forward
Movement. was unable 10 speak IN the
First Baptist church Sunday on account
of illness. DR.. Moore has been n vie.
tim Of grip aud his physician advised
him no, TO leave his house at present.
No date is fixed for Mr.. Moore's com.
ing 10 Bratileboro but il is announced
that he will be here in the near future.
Grand Patron DIR. George II. Cor
ham, District Deputy Grand Matron
Mrs. Eta Howard of Bellows Falls and
District Deputy Grand Patron Ferris X,
Vaughan will make their annual vista
ton TO Bingham chapter, o. +. >, Tues
day evening. Naomi chapter of Hins-
dale has accepted an invitation TO be
present. Supper will be served at o
o clock and the degrees will be con
ferred in the evening.
Justice A. c. Spencer announced
Monday that Deputy Sheriff NJ. i. Da.
Wis NAV recover his costs in the trover
suit brought against him Dee. 81, 1907,
bv William Gibbs of Dummerston. The
suit grew from the sale of pair of
steers which were taken by virtue Of
a lien note in favor of Sullivan ID.
Bishop against Watson 5. French. The
cattle were taken from farm IN DUN.
merston leased by Mr.. Gibbs and the
latter claimed lien on the cattle for
the keeping.
Rev. !. William Denton, of Yer
non, pastor of the Advent church,
preached his farewell sermon in that
town Sunday morning and preached III
Brattleboro in the afternoon. He moved
Monday from Vernon to South Deer
field. Mass, where he has bought a
place. There is no Advent church
there. but the Rev. Mr., Denton will
visit various towns as supply and later
he will engage in evangelistic work.
He has been in Vernon about two years.
Formerly he had charge Of the Brattle'
boro church.
Among the divorces recently filed
to be tried at the coming term of the
Windham county court are: Minnie
Pratt of Keene, n. H., against Ira
Pratt of Townshend, for intolerable Sc
verify; Stephen Dunn against Lila
Dunn both of Wilmington for cruelty;
Charles E. Brooks against Olive 5.
Brooks, both of Westminster, for deser-
ton and cruelty; Ella Starkey against
Edward A. Starkey of Brattleboro for
adultery; Nina Wheeler against Clay
ton Wheeler, both of Wilmington, for
intolerable severity.
The annual meeting of the Baptist
church took place Wednesday night in
the church and the following officers
were elected: Deacons for three years,
c. S. Hopkins. J. +. Hall; trustees for
three years. A. F. Boynton, W. b.
Smith; clerk, Fred Knight; collector, q,
J. Eddy; treasurer, A. l.. Harris; audi
tor, S. W. Edgett; members of pruden'
tial committee, Mrs. Lucy A. Cox, Mrs.
I. O. ?. Smith. Reports of the various
officers were read and they showed the
church to be in excellent standing. A
large number were present and partook
of supper served before the business
meeting.
The annual meeting of the Wantas-
tiquet Golf club was held in the Brooks
House reception room Wednesday even
ing with an attendance of 10. After
the treasurer IS report had been read
and accepted it was voted to choose
committee of three to wind up the af
fairs of the organization, this commit
tee being composed Of Fl. E. Whitney,
C. F. Bingham and G. M. Miller. The
meeting then adjourned subject to the
committee IS call. 1t is hoped that some