The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-31

York city aud Buffalo, also addressinl
the General Conference here.
Plans for the Baltimore Trip of Boys
Brigade.
The management OF the boys brigade
takes pleasure in announcing that II i,
now ready for the first time TO give thS
members OF the company definite in
! formation about the Baltimore trip. Tn,
/ boys will leave Mortified Tuesday. Sept
! |, in a special car for Boston, where they
will spend the afternoon seeing the city
! from automobiles. At 8 p. m. they will
sail for Philadelphia by the Merchants
and Miners line, reaching that city
| Wednesday. They will go from Philadel-
phia TO Baltimore by rail Thursday and
be in attendance at the national conyen-
tion OF boys brigades from Sept 3 10 I.
The company will start for home Mon
day, Sept. I, coming by way of Wash
ington, where the boys will be given am
pie opportunity to see the sights at the
nations capital The company SHOULD
reach home by Sept. 0. The total cost OF
the trip will be $50 per capita, and through
the generosity OF friends OF the brigade
the management will be able to pay half
the expenses of each member, reducing
lue COsI " Sl-.JV. APpiitdtloHs iui tinhtN'
must be made to w. O. Roberts by Tues
day. Aug. 4, accompanied by payment
of S., which will be refunded if the appli-
cant does not go. The balance must be
paid not later than Aug. %. The com
pany will be in charge OF Assistant Com
mandant III. c. Roberts, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Howard and local physi-
clan Parents wishing TO accompany their
sons may do so by paying S25 and their
board while in Baltimore. The same rules
govern parents applications.
Miss Mary Green has returned from
visit in Gardner.
Frank Richards has returned home after
a months absence.
r.. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Streeter are guests
at David Streeter's.
Misses Marion and Minnie Howard are
visiting in Vermont.
Mrs. j. d. Stratton of Allston is a guest
at II. K. Calendars.
Miss Louise Fiske has gone to her home
in Sheburne for a vacation.
Miss Bessie Hammond has taken posi-
ion in the Greenfield telephone exchange.
Mrs. Rush and daughter, Mrs Bosler, |
If New York city, are visiting IN town
There will be an auction sale OF the real
,state of the late Frank Wright to-mor-
'ow.
Miss Minnie Dale of Meadow street
listed friends in Hinsdale, n H., few
lays ago.
Miss Lillian Martyr from the Adlron-
lacks is a guest of Mrs. Lucy Stearns
nd Miss Emma Alexander.
mn To Watch Hill and
block Island tomorrow and several from
own are making plans to CO.
Miss Jennie Crelan begins her vacation
oday and Miss Eleanor Oheete Will be
er substitute for two weeks.
The little daughter of Station Agent
Olson who has been very Ill Is improving
nd is considered out OF danger.
John Wall is here from Springfield, be-
no called on account of the illness OF ms
lther, James Wall, who. is thought to be
improving.
The Mortified baseball team played
painst the Hinsdale team last TUESDAY,
core standing 20 to 2, IN favor OF the
Fortified team.
Plans are being perfected for the lawn
.ta "a he held on the grounds OF the
Ianles. August II, under the auspices OF
le Fortnightly club.
r r. Dunnell has completed 300 foot
ding and a set of coal pockets with LABOR
wing devices which means the lowest
ossible price to his patrons.
Alterations are going on in the Unitarian
1nrch yestry. The chimney, has been
,mnleted and the walls are to be. frescoed
nd other improvements made.
The Unitarian Sunday school went 10
1arwick on Wednesday, where they were
; a, at Moore's POND by the Warwick +
lndav school, and all enjoyed the union Y
cnic.
Mrs Barnum went yesterday to Horse,
,clr beach where she was TO, JON hel Il
m, Ware Barnum. Later IN the seasG ;ii
~ ~ Is to 70 90 to Iowa, where she Will '
end the winter y -.
A dance was held in the town nan ao IaIi u
hursdav for the benefit OF the pasepan
aul ' tbe nroceeds to be used for the new t.
; ;tS These have been purchased ana t.
are worn for the first time on TUESDAY a
,rbo sham battle between Co. l. OF
! nc Gald and the boys brigade, which d
,S 70 have taken place last SATURDAY, +
&c nostnoned on account OF the heaey t
in II will take place some Time III L
lgust. Lu;no y
The railroad commission gave hearing
adnesdav at 1880 in Boston on the y
t;t;nn Of the Mortified selectmen, 1or q 81
rt;fcate that the plan for aooLsnlnS a,
aJe crossings in this town is CONSISTENT ID
tde p oriJir interest and reasonably re- "
ired. 3,
The Connecticut Valley Lumber com, g
nv has petitioned for a renewal VI "a II
err ese in ~ this town and Gill A similar 4bir nj
ense was granted last year ana d. onis
tition asks for longer time IMAM IT
ar ago. a., ,or,,,ar n
Du,sne IF I'll tbe Sunday school Of the Uni es
ian church will be discontinue, n amu ee e
u a class successively will prepare a pro- &c