The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-13

. Mrs. q, 4. Love 10 form club for It,
\ rIafy and social purposes, MFs, Love
srg'ri as chairman ~ the inserting and
under her energetic leadership an organ
isalion MAS IoIHlel Ia ~ known a. The
iaitnighllH rluh. Meetings will he held
srrTy other Saturday afternoon q "a
he ha.less .ening as president ,ef 'hr
day, Miss MAY Howe MAS slnsiei srrit
larN, Miss rom Mason irasufor, and
MIs, Wallace, Mfs, bnss aud MIS-,
llirkfnn we've appolnled q committee ON
, programs far the neAi tao Months, he
nsAi meeting will h. held with Mrs,
nregs Saturday. Nov, u,
Al citizens interested In securing a
raufs5 III lsflurs ahi entertainments IN
TnNnshrnL lhis winter arr cordially ia,
1iirl 10 attend a meeting At Seminary
hall Monday night al ~ for the pnf.
/ ,osf IL discussing mrihnds and means nf
sefufing lrsiufrrs aud popular entertain
mrnts, Al over cur country pHogrrsslN.
ioWns have some soft 1T a kccnm course
| during the winter seaspn AMI a well
I planned course would h. especially help,
I iul IA Tognshend not only 10 our own
| people hat TO the ~ or more students
who come Ia as from the surrounding
towns. 4 lane attendance i earnestly
requested aud LET all come determined "a
srrmfe such courso a. viii he helpful
and stimulating TO our intellectual aud
social life.
The Twentieth Century Literary club
held It's second meeting with Miss kena
Allen Last FRIDAY night, a large number
being prrscnl, The lives 81 Oliver Gold
smith aud Henry w i.ongiellow were
works Of each. The following excellent
papers on current topics wew read; The
Cruise Of the American Fleet Around the
World by Nellie llamlin; The New
China. Hazel l.andman: The Presidential
Campaign and Election. Dorothy Taft; 4
Fitting Memorial 10 Abraham Lincoln,
Elizabeth Flynn, After the hour 81
study a half hour was spent IN games.
The next meeting viii be- held with Miss
Hone Waterman, The members Of the
club viii come prepared to take up q
critical study Of the Vicar of Wakefield
aud The Courtship Of Miles Standish. |
Misses Davis. War;. Waterman and
Morse will have charge OF the current |
events for that evening.
The first day Of the deer season proved |
a lucky one Tor Townshcnd hunters, no |
less than four being shot ON Monday. X. |
w Blood brought in the first buck, |
killed al go a. M. on the Seneca Miller |
farm. This deer weighed 2l5 pounds aud
had eight points on his horns. \ party
81 hunters went up 10 the Barber farm,
among them Wilbur Snyder. who stayed
at the farm house to get dinner for the
rest Of the party. As Mr.. Snyder was
engaged in his culinary duties he glanced
out Of the window and saw fine buck
about 100 rods distant from the house,
Selling his rifle he ran out into the wand
and with one beautiful shot secured a
fine 205pound deer, with antlers having
nine points. Mr.. Snyder killed deer
last year on the same farm and under
the same circumstances. Later Herbert
Barber got buck weighing l52 pounds
and having three points. The last but
not the least shot of the day was that
Of Dennis Jones whose prize, killed on
the John Cobb place. weighed 2i6
pounds dressed and had ten nrongs This
noble creature was sent TO Brattleboro. ,
No woman's presence profaned the sa-
cred precincts of the Baptist church
kitchen last Tuesday evening when the
men OF the church served a delicious '
supper. We will not en-.
luire too closely as to who made the. 10
but let it suffice to say that |
he men Served" them in fine style. i
Covers were laid for So people. the larg. |
Pome Royal apples decorated the tables |
md generous moulds of cranberry Jelly o
ave the needed touch of color. Pastor |
Mexican in becoming regalia of white h
ap and apron as chief of The Order of V
he Pie performed the cavers duty 4
With generous hand, and several young v
ssistants, also in uniform, served the $
Waiting guests. The menu included o
mashed potatoes, squash, b
With vanilla and chocolate ice-cream and L
ya riaty az Iplipinus pal-es for dessert |