The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-03-06

are somiHg The saih,
Ringhaa chapter u, b, = !. rlsn,
nins Ia give = pallic whist party some
time this month,
James y, llsoksf Will h. a eandi'
date for Ionh representative from
nraitlrl.era 90 the next legislature,
The hoarl ~ civil authority met
ia the srlrrimrn : Taans saturday and
revised tho rherk list, There were y
name. added 20 the list
IL. II. barber has the agency FOE
the Tcl Electric plane player, described
ia another column 81 this issue, aud
will have Que Ia show later,
The first annual banquet Of the Tx
change club, an investment association
composed u local Young men, will take
place this evening In the Brooks House
The Alliance study class viii meet
al the parsonag. en Monday evening
next NJ T.a0 clock, A paper will be
read an The Eastern Church. Members
aud friends are cordially invited,
The American Express company
will discontinue service an the 80 a,
N. train south and the 5 y, m, train In
from New London, beginning March
q Express formerly In at will arrive
nj lo,i5 +. ma,
Il. 4. Lord leased his farm In dis
irici Nc. q this week TO l., 4. Read Of
Marlboro. II Is expected that Mr.,
Read will take possession Of the farm
March ~, The business WAS transact
al through the agency Of ", C. Horton.
The women Of the Baptist church
will hold u supper and sociablc nj their
parlors Thursday evening, March ~,
II is 10 be- an experience party when
each member will be- expected 10 tell
how she earned dollar for church
purposes. 4 large attendance Is ox'
pceted.
The cmbro cry class of the Girls
club will meet at the rest room Satur
lay evenings until further notice. MI
those interested in taking up course
in physical culture are requested to
meet al the rest room Wednesday even
ing ut : clock 10 meet Mrs. Butter
field. who can be secured ~ instructor,
Fort Dummcr colony, Pilgrim Fla
ihcrs. held social IN the rest room
Tuesday evening, IN orchestra Of five
picns furnished music. Refreshments
were served consisting Of icc'cream
cake aud coffee. In the early part Of
the evening the regular meeting took
place Mt which two candidates were
initiated.
There was an interested gathering
in the postoilicc Saturday when L. H.
Fleming. the senior local mail carrier
in behalf Of the carriers in Barre. Brat
,leboro. Rutland. st. Johnsbury and of
the employees of the Bellows Falls post
office. presented +. l.. Pond with a
nurse of gold as token of esteem and
d remembrance. Mr., Pond and family
| left for their new home in Nevada
Sunday afternoon.-Bellows Falls
/ Times.
bingham chapter Order Eastern
Star. held n regular meeting Tuesday
evening in Masonic hall followed by
an entertainment which was thor
oughly enjoyable affair. The program
opened with piano solo by Mrs. A. +
| Carpenter after which were vocal solos
/ v Miss Corinne Blodgett and reading.
bv Mrs. George Il. Hupter. Cards were
eniovcd later in the evening. The en-
tertainment was conducted by Mrs. w
II. Haywood
The following program will be CIV
en- at the grange meeting next Wednes
dav evening: Piano solo, Miss Eloint
Franklin: song, Miss Sadie Young
violin solo. Maud Miller; historical pa
per. Mrs. G. W. Pierce; song. Harlanc
+. Miller; address, Industrial Educa
ton. Hon. Mason Stone. superlntend
ent of state cducation; violin solo
FLOYD Johnson This will be followed
by dialogue The meeting will be
open to the public at 8 o'clock.
AT its regular meeting FRIDAY
evening Protective grange conferre,
the third and fourth degrees upon ~
candidates. Visitors were presen
from all the neighboring oranges an'
supper was served to over 300 members
Remarks were made by several of the
guests and by Deputy c. 5. Hopkins
and State Master Pierce. After thu
meeting there was an hour of sociabll
ity and dancing by the young people
Children's evening will be observed
Monday, March 16, and the committed
desire all the parents and those inter
ested in the children to bring food fo
the supper which will be served at
clock.
Rev. w. J. Hamilton begins tonigh
a series of lectures which should inter
est people generally The material fo
his subjects was collected by him Whit
abroad and he will undoubtedly give
personal touch to the theme. The lee
lures are to be held every Friday dur
ing Lent. There will be special musl'
at each service and M. P. Davis vii
sing tonight Seek Ye the Lord. Mr.
Hamilton will begin Sunday night
series of sermons on church history
During Lent a special evening praye
will be held in the church Tuesdays a
4 D. m. Intercessions will be held OF
Saturdays at p. m. There will b'
no service next Sunday evening bu
baptism will take place at A O'Clock,
The S. A. Smith & Co. factory re
sumed operations Monday on 4o,hou
week schedule. The factory will b'
run the first four days in the week
Judge James L. Martin signed an or
der Saturday night allowing Nichola
H. Colwell, the receiver of the Hard
ware & Woodenware company to pa,
the preferred claims against the cor
poration. Among these are the wage
of the employees at the S. A. Smith
company branch and the amount du'
locally is 1885. The number of mel
omnloyed here is 70 The Brattlebor(