The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-31
EAST DUMMERsroN.
ofheen Of Evening Star Orange In
stalled Tuesday Evening.

iht ouitrfr OF Evening star gfanE'
were duly installed Tuesday evening b,
Deputy II, W. Sargent and Mn. Sargent
Of Baiilcboto and a. practice makes per
feet these installing officers have ooms
very near the goal in their work. Mrs
Dearborn, also Of Brattleboro. was organ
1T and Miss Cora Boyle soloist Of the
occasion. The entertainment that enter
tanned was given by Protective grange
aud IN lieu Of a more studied program
that was 10 have been given 1.-THE rea,
sons for the change were fully explained
a minstrel show came 10 the rescue and
was grnatly enjoyed BY everyone. The
performers were Austin Miller, Harlan
Miller aud Ernest Goodenough and their
acting. singing, droll colloquics, good hits,
etc, need no comment. The three have
a reputation and they did not let il grow
dim. but kept the 100 listeners laughing
from start 90 finish. Before the play
came the speeches. q. w. Pierce, state
master, spoke OF the work and the good
OF the grange. II. w. Sargent urged
grange members TO do their part whether
they were laughed at or not. Master
spaulding Of Protective grange spoke OF
the place the grange now held in the
world-no longer by.word but fast be-
coming leader. Mr.. Winchester OF New
fame also spoke briefly. There were about
100 who partook OF the bountiful supper
provided by Evening Star grange. IL
would be easier 20 tell what there was
not than what there was provided. Quail
~ and quantity could be stamped on
everything.
Ralph Hall is working at Log Cabin
arm this week
Miss Frances Curtis visited Miss Alice
.aughton Monday.
Edith Walker and Ruth Dutton are
'ut OF school with humps.
NJ. Kennedy of Northampton, Mass, is
guest OF Miss l.. c. Walker.
The next meeting OF Evening Star
range will be Tuesday evening, Feb. II.
There will be photograph dance at
ohnson's hal, East Dummenton, Friday
vening, Feb. 7.
Miss Edna Ray and Miss Hattie Tuttle |
{ Fishers Island are at Briarcliff, the
uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ray.
Frank L. Stark OF Bernardston, Mass,
expected to spend few days this |
'eek with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
;. Stark.
The Ladies club will meet with Miss
lice Laughton Thursday afternoon, Feb.
for work. The evening will be given
, stunt" social TO which all are in
tied.
A large engine drawn by eight horses
assed through town this week en- route
ON South Vernon TO the Shoe in
lack mountain, but was ditched near
Ir. Blood's by the Slowing Of the sled
n the icy road. All efforts had not
arted the load at last report.
Floyd S. Miller while climbing trees
ON a maple tree. He ventured on a
NIB that broke and he fell heavily upon
is back. 1t is a wonder he escaped with
1t permanent injuries. But though
ruised and shaken no bones were broken,
I'd he is apparently getting on well,
lough obliged to miss mis- school, which
him is a serious matter.
The Ladies' club met Thursday after
ION, Jan. %, at the vestry. On account
bad travelling only few were present
reported The next meeting will be
comfortable is to be tied in the after '
WIS III ihS Sfthihb theAN "hf ~ |
tunt" social, and all wishing pleas |
It time should be sure to come. s
George w. Walker of Brattleboro has {
ceived a telegram from Dubuque, Ia,
at his son, George j. Walker, has had
shock. A letter was sent with particu-
IS but has not been received at this
,iting. The Walker family are so iden-
led with this town that this item will
of interest. The son was native of
and went from here to make
, home in Dubuque when young man.
East Dummerston is usually very
let little place, but this is leap year,
d that must be the cause of so many
I'd parties, coasting parties and jolly
I'd times. Furthermore that is prob
|y the reason why short time ago
0 young women went to call on two
ung men, but were unable to find the
lng men, and while preparations were
ng made to send out searching party
, anxious uncle discovered the two
yhtened boys cuddled up in bed.