The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-10-29


: packing missionary barrel, to be sen
to Nebraska.
Mrs. Addie C. Van Doom has thi
week sold her house on Elliot street :
Gustaf Hutzberg. The sale was mad
through the agency of S. w. Edgett
, company.
Thomas Cotter pleaded guilty to in
toxication in municipal court Wednes
day afternoon. He was unable to pa
the fine and costs, amounting to $l0.24
and went to Newfane for Is days.
Rev. Roy M. Houghton will speal
at the regular meeting of the woman Z
auxiliary of the Y. M. G. A., Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 clock, in the resi-
room. The executive board will meet
at 3 O. clock
Leo council, X. c., is planning &
series of sociables for the winter sea
son, the first of which win take place
Friday evening, Nov. ~, in Grange
hall. The second one will be held
Thanksgiving eve in the same place.
The ways and means committee OF
the Masonic building committee has re-
ceived one set of plans and estimates
for the new Masonic temple, and ex-
poets to receive plans from two other
architects within few days. When all
of the plans have been received a Sc
lection will be made of design for the
building.
%. W. Heyer of Wardsboro will
preach at the Advent church next Sun
day at 1915 a. m. and p. m. The
hour of service has been changed from
school following at ~ m. D. Page Per
kins of North Springfield, VT. the well
known evangelist, will speak in the
church Sunday, Nov. Z, at 1915 a. m.
and p. M
The correspondent of the Spring
field Republican offers a suggestion in
the following paragraph: Young school
boys have lately been collecting around
the lookup when that place is inhab-
tied. They jeer and make fun of the
inmates. The influence on the young
mind coming in contact with the de-
PRAYED talk of the average prisoner is
demoralizing, and the authorities should
see that it is stopped.
Clara Belle Spaulding were married
Wednesday evening at 100 clock by
Rev. Mark H. Sharples at the Metho
dist parsonage. They were unattended
Mrs. Bow ker is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Spaulding Of 10 Laurel
street, and has been employed for some
time in the Brattleboro steam laundry.
Mr.. Bowker is employed as a railroad
man: They will live in Brattleboro.
A special meeting of the board of
bailiffs was held Friday evening to dis
cuss the hydrant matter, and to look
over the contract to be entered into be-
company and the village. A contract
was submitted by the company, but no
action was taken. The meeting ad-
.journed to meet this evening. Repre-
sentatives of the board Of trade were
invited to be present at the meeting
Friday evening.
"A quiet wedding ceremony was OBJ
served at St. Michael s Catholic rectory
at s CLOCK last evening. when Arthur
Lewis Rohde, son of Mr.. and Mrs |
August F. Rohde, and Miss Mary Ellen
Mccarthy, daughter of Mrs. Julia mc-
Carthy, were married by Rev. M. J.
cling dress. and was attended by Miss
Helen Rohde, sister of the bridegroom.
The best man was John E. Tasker. Mr..
md Mrs. Rohde have a wide circle of
friends in Brattleboro, who will extend
congratulations upon their return from
short trip to New York.
A meeting was held in Burlington
Tuesday by the aldermanic committee
N water and the health board to dis
uss the city water situation and the
prevalence of typhoid fever, and rene
lial measures were planned. The con-
ition of the filter plant is to be in
lotion of Brattleboro, secretary Of the
tate board of health, was in the city
ut was not invited to attend the dis
ussion. The state board of health did
OF advise mechanical filter plant
vhen the question of the purity of Bur- ]
ngtOn s city water was under consid
ration year or two ago. DR.. Holton
efused to comment on the situation. {
Daniel Putnam Thompson, in his !
fficial capacity of a deputy sheriff, &C
Dmpanied George Hudson to Jail in
ewfane yesterday and thinking that
e might get sight of deer, carried his
,unt of the rifle that the story was 9
assed around that the deputy sheriff t
as going to take no chances with his I
mewhat famous prisoner. While Mr..
thompson and his prisoner were en- \
arking in front of the town hall
owd gathered and the timid ones tried n
get behind each other, evidently n
oking for something spectacular. Mr..
thompson landed his man in Newfane "
ithoutt any demonstration upon the i,
lrt of the prisoner and brought his +
IN back without any target practice at l.
deer. f,
The reception given by the students W
the Clawson- Hamilton business col lC
ge Friday evening was an enjoyable W
fair and was attended by over 80 peo II
e. The rooms in the Ullery building W
cupied by the college were trimmed OF
tn autumn leaves and other decora te
ms and presented striking appear la
ce. The. evening was spent in games sc
d dancing. Refreshments of ices, eI
nit, cake, confectionery and punch f
IRE served. The committee in charge W
rs Miss Howard, Miss Willis, Miss TT
lids, Miss Skinner and Mr.. Burnham. I'll
ISIS Turner, Miss Connarn and Mr..
rry had charge of the music. A mu- g.
al club has been formed among the e.
ldents of the college, and it is planned 81
give a musicale within few weeks, 81 ~;
which will be invited the friends of -
e students and their parents. ~ ~
A representative audience of sew tn
Al hundred persons listened to the lee TO
re of Frank s. Leonard, C. s. B., in to
e auditorium Tuesday evening. Mr. tn
onard is member of the board of tit
tureship in the First Church of LEI
rlst, Scientist, of Boston, and his Ca
'me was Christian Science. He is a to-
1vlnclng speaker and the story of his n;
rsonal experiences in the study of the tel
ence could not but prove of interest ta
en- to, skeptics; He had planned to I'M
re a lecture which he had prepared, I'M
after appearing upon the stage he sti
,ided that his address would be ex- tn,
nporaneOus, and though none of the wi
Hence were aware of the fact, the en- thu
address was upon altogether differ in
lines than he had MANNED TO fol- nil