The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-23

-windham County Pomona erang
will meet with Jamaica grange al
Wednesday. Oct. -.
Miss q. NJ. Park will move Nov.
TO 10 Green street. she continues q
tutor for grades, high school, teachers
examinations or college. adv
There will be concert IN IN,
West Brattlehoro church next Thurs
day evening. ut : o'clock, under III,
auspices of the Womans' Benevolent
society.
AT the regular meeting of Bfattle
bofo lodge, y. H. q. H.. In Red Men |,
hall "Wednesday evening, some new
work will be put on hy the degfe,
stan, A public dance win be given by
the lodge Ia Red Men 5 hall Nov. 1.
The first ~ series Of soeials will
be held tonight. Friday, in Odd Eel
lows hall. Lciisingcr's and Wales
orehestfas will Furnish music for dane
ing aud both halls will be open. All
Odd Fellows and their friends are In,
vited.
If the house bill No. 20. which
was introduced hy Mr.. Calhoun of Mid,
dlebury Wednesday, should become n
law, the salary II the clerk Of Wind
ham county would be- $500, This
would bc in lieu of III fees or other
compensation, except fees for copies.
Charles II. Thompson left Monday
morning ON a six weeks trip "a Campus
State Of Sonora. Mexico, 20 investigate
the claims and mining properties Of the
Sonora Mining company. 4 number Of
local men are interested in the concern,
which is incorporated under the laws
of the State of Vermont
The women Of the Brattleboro
Methodist church held a wcllattendcd
rummagc sale In the Emerson building
on Elliot street Saturday afternoon. the
hall being open for the ale of goods
from until O o'clock. The sale was
n success in every way and good sum
was Melted for the church.
"A session of mission meetings will
be held in the Swedish Congregational
church from Thursday. October %, TO
Sunday. Nov. |. inclusive, The ser
vices will open NJ o'clock every even
ing. The pastor. Rev y. Dahlstrom,
and Rev. j. Ficdfclt OF Orange. Mass. |
are to be the speakers at these meet
ings,
There will hc Hsllowe EN- social |
in Grange hall Oct. q. under the di. |
rection of the grange marching staff, |
the members OF which are making plans |
for weird decorations and general |
good time. Tickets may be obtained |
from members OF the staff. All mem.
56rs of Protective grange and theif
friends are invited to be present.
Calvin ID. Cutler. who died at his
nome in Springfield, Vt. Monday night
was the grandfather Of Mrs +. G.
Spaulding and Clyde Cutler of Brattle.
,oro. He had been n resident of
springfield all his life and was one of
he oldest residents of that town, lack.
ng only month of being 90 years of
ge. Mr.. Cutters death was the re.
ult of an apoplectic shock.
The following program was given
" the seleetmen at the grange meet
NJ Wednesday evening: Piano solos
" Miss Gertrude Barker: the Grange I
edited by Misses Grace
lark, Miss Helen Hopkins and Miss
arlotta Hopkins: recitations by Mrs.
J. d. Wilson; piano duet, by Misses
Gertrude and Florence Barker. and
lagical entertainment by II. +. Jordan.
he first and second degrees will be
'orked at the next meeting, Novem- |
err 4th.
Tuesday afternoon the Centre Con- =.
regational chapel was the scene of $
erry gathering when the pupils in the ]
unday school class of Miss Emma q
regg, ~ in number, gave silver tea I
,r the purpose of raising the remain 1
er of the sum needed for the piano e
md of the church. Admission was in
he nature of voluntary contributions, d
lch visitor being obliged to dros a
zee of silver in box at the door be. $
re being allowed to enter and enjoy d
lie full benefits of the afternoon. The o
fair was a success socially and finan 4
ally, more than the amount required {
ling raised. Il
w. Z. Hubbard and Z. H. Ather- .
n. two well known local disciples of .
estonism, who left Friday afternoon y
a 74-mile hike to Manchester. n. H., "
ached Brattleboro Sunday afternoon, !"
ter traversing 80 miles Of the dis -
nee to the Queen City of New Hamp- u
ire. They made Keene, distance of a
miles, Friday evening and Saturday IL
)rning started out to finish the rest NJ
their iaunt. They reached Wilton, sc
H., after 35 miles Of travelling Sat tc
day evening. but instead of contin- m
ne to Manchester. boarded a train II
r Lowell, Mass. Sunday morning, re- III
rning to Brattleboro Sunday after q
on. III
AT a special meeting at the home I'll
2; G. Lowell wednesday evening ed
attleboro lodge. n. f. O. p decided w
: reaching of the 200 mark in mem te
rship. The celebration will be held ia
grange hall Wednesday evening, pr
". IL. A supper will be served at 6 tn
lock in the banquet hall, members of alb
lodge marching from the Brooks tn
use to the hall at that hour. The pc
,rcises will begin at 7.30. Bellows A.
lis, Greenfield, Keene and Spring
d, VT, lodges will send delegations. -.
preme and grand officers will also u,
present. 1t is expected that the 10y
gest class over initiated by the local y"
ge will take the degree. After the phI'
tiation there will be remarks by the NJ
rene and grand officers and other ~,
TORS. The last hour of the evening ~, ny
| be given over to dancing. The Luz
,ree staff will appear in their new n ae"
forms for the first time at this t an
ating. Inv IN,
While driving past the Retreat th1
unds on Linden street, Tuesday af Sol
1oon. Herbert Mundell an employee fiel
the Valley Grain company, figured poi
sensational runaway, which all but off
llted seriously. At the time of the thr
ident Mr.. Mundell was driving TIL
Wy along towards Brattleboro, and the
proceeded to a point opposite the Bel
reat farm, when suddenly his horse tea
ID. Whether the shying was caused goo
a loosened shaft or whether from ing
e other cause Mr. Mundell is not wa'
ain. but before either he or the Dor
,e could recover their wonted com it '
Ire he was gracing the ditch, and
horse minus buggy, was racing knc
p at fair rate of speed towards owe owe
ttleboro. When the equine jumped, az =
arried AWAY the shafts of the Ydhi. AZ