The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-11

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/ will hold a sale of ice cream and cak
during the band concert next Wednes
, day evening.
Owing to the advance in all commo
j dities, etc, the price of regular dinner
at Hall s restaurant will be advance,
to 35 cents beginning Monday, June IA
adv.
Red Tag day tomorrow! emo price
il set on the lavish summer, - neither il
there any set on red tag for the bene
fit of the rest room. Pay what you like
but wear the red tag.
Manager Brasor of the Brooks
house entertains the class of 1902, OF
which he is a member, tonight. His in
vitations include husbands, wives and
friends. A light banquet will be
served.
"A popular young couple were towed
up the river IN a canoe Tuesday even
ING to the Matthew s farm with antici.
patton of padding their boat back but
owing to the high wind thew were
Obliged to leave it and walk home.
The Nicolet now produces two acts
each week changing every Monday and
Thursday. Miss Ethel Darling made a
decided hit the first of the week and
William Burke is the present attraction
in the novelty musical act.
No business was transacted at the
meeting of the bailffs Friday evening,
except the reappointment of Officer Bel
den. The absence of two members of
the board made, it expedient to allow
the matter of the purchase of hose to
90 over until the next meeting.
Last year 1870 was realized from
the Red Tag day. "Can't we do as
well this year?' is the question that
Al fr,yinn 10 +nl
Four organizations have home in the
rest room and few families in the town
but have a representative in one or all
of them.
The new board of officers for the
Dial for 1910 are as follows: Editor in
chief, Arthur B. Dewitt. 10; business
manager, Clarence E. Merrill, 10; as
sistant editors, Mary f. Austin, 10,
Maud A. Brown, 10. Miriam A. How
ard, 10, Harold F. johnson, 10, Har-
old E. Staples, 10, Evelyn Emerson, II,
Edith F. Kendall. II, Helen B, Kenney,
Miles, II, S. F. Breese Morse, II.
Mrs. Addie May Boyce, So, wife of
terday morning after brief illness. She
was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
w. Boyce of Winchester, N. HI. Besides
her husband Mrs. Howe leaves daugh-
ter years old and son 2, also her
father and mother, a. brother who lives
in Troy, n H., and "a sister in Athol,
Mass The funeral will be held tomor-
row, Saturday, afternoon at l clock
at the house, 81 Canal street and Rev.
D. E. Trout will officiate.
A court of the Independent Order
of Foresters was organized in Brattle-
boro last Friday with 81 charter mem.
fo11oyyi of a1ant.
ed G. D.. William Currier; Ply, DR..
G.. B. Hunter; G. R.. G. F. Brown; P. C.
R., A. Messier; V. c. R., B. L. jerks;
R. Sc O. Frink; F. S., g. A. Twitch-
ell; O., r. W. Sexton; organist. Ira M.
Adams; S. W., Fl. T. Ellis; j. W., G. G.
Fowler; s. B.. F. w. Dupee; J. B., R.
NJ. Murphy The next meeting will be
acid in G. A. R. hall on Wednesday.
The Grand commandery, Knights
Templar, of Vermont at their annual
in Burlington last Tuesday
7oted to accept the invitation of the
ercentenary committee to take part in
he parade at Burlington on Vermont
lay, July 8. The committee of arrange
nents headed by Mayor Burke met the |
representatives of the various com
nanderies at the Van Ness house, and
them what arrangements had |
,een made for the entertainment of the
listing Communicates. Converse hall,
me of the best dormitories at the uni
,ersity, will be set apart for the exclu
i've use of the visiting sir knights, one
Meals will be served in the college din
ng hall nearby. and very low price
las been made for the accommodations
t is expected that Beauseant command
ry, No. Z. will be represented by
arge number of sir knights. It is I'M
erstood that tickets may be obtained
o the Taft banquet to be given on the
vening of July s. Among the speak
rs will be President Taft, the British
nd French ambassadors, and Governors
'routy and Hughes.
"a miss is as good as a mile - we
re told, but it is safe to say that the
of the auto that narrowly
scaped going over an embankment on
he road to Vernon Wednesday after
DON will be ready to make it a mile
Trs. C. J. Stockwell, Misses Annie and
lila Stewart, Mrs. Tracy Park and
aughter Julia left Brattleboro about 4
clock in a benefit fund car operated
V H. f. Shpman of Guilford street,
le owner of the car. On the return
lip when about two miles north of Yer
on, Mr.. Shipman attempted to pass a
cavity loaded machine coming toward !
i'm. At that point is deep ravine at
lie right hand OF. east side of the high
av. The machine, which was going a
cry slowly settled over onto its side I
gainst the railing about the embank
ent and Mr.. Shipman instantly shut
+ the power. The sudden stopping
: the machine threw Mrs. Stockwell
i'd Baby Park into a heap at the bot
m of the car. The small passenger ,
as somewhat Hurried and there was a
spicion of glistening eyelids as she
God beside the roadway and waited I
+ succor in the shape of another car
RS. Stockwell was quite severely a
ken up and slightly scratched. No o
anne could be attributed to the chauf :
ur. The road at the point of the ac
lent was very soft and gave away as
r. Shipman attempted to turn out -
Despite the damper put upon the =
tomobile ride event for the benefit of =
e tuberculosis camp fund last Satur o
V the fund experienced an upward
NIB through the sale of the carna- G
ms. Over 5000 flowers were disposed \
While the rain made motoring out
the question, the wearers of the G.
ks cheerfully abided by the decision fo
the managers of the scheme to post te
ne the ride until Wednesday. The Ia
IS in charge of the plan secured the r.
,mise of 81 ears for paid rides Sat n
Law. Wednesday afternoon 90 re- "
rted for duty. Though hampered by "
shortage of ears, the transportation
nagers acted the part of diplomats u
4 the traffic squad from the Woman s u
b kept the throng that gathered at 81
corner of Grove and Main streets
I'd natured and finally all received a f.