The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

oil hul sst IL last years taass. ahleI
amounted Ia g.s,s.l Most II the della
i'irDis arr in kAsi AaTihlaid.
} \, DNlshi Alexander and daughter. Ia
lsfssa, drove dasn from Dover, VI, an
attended lhs tnliaIian fair Mr. Aleaah
! 'iss tviain-d Aiih Load u seeds,
NoI,hhsld grange wiil hold a slesia
ii.rsiins tonight aud NoFk the third an
snsiiih dssf~es en eight candidates, Thu
aill l'e followed h, a sugar sappsF.
The standing committee oi the Consrv
gsiiunal vhnlth met Tuesday evening 10
the rhuieh pAIlofs, Several Who desirs
ia unite siih the chuph met with them
Nh Edwards al the Sailors Bethel al
NintlaNi Haven spoke last sunday even
lns ~ Sag. ehaIel, There was spr.ial
mas.s Ia the school and solo by Mls.
kika Coin,
Mrs, Gibson and Mn. kimball oi Gard,
n.f eams 10 town oR Thursday a. the
guesls at Nirs. DAVID Rail Mr. Gibson
aud Nj, kimhall eame aud spent Sunday
Ahen they all returned home
\ 4 baN OF oranges has heen receiNel by
the Misses Webster from their parents,
! llr, and Mrs, {, II, Webster. who are at
/ l'on ROYAL, :. & The .ise aud flavor oi
7 The fruit arr seldom met with in this VI,
rlnliy,
last Thursday night the Sluakeae tribe
NJ Red Men went bs invitation 10 Millcrs
Tall, aud held joint meeting ior work.
ing the chief dsgioc with the Somerset
tribe there. Two candidates from North
.jr.d reviewed thls degree.
Warpn II. spencer Of Hinsdalr, \. H.,
who died la,i week. wa. father OF George
7, Spencer ai this town aud Frank Spen.
cer, who has iecently moved 10 Green,
held, Nh, sienerr died at the home Of
his ION, Burton, aud he was " year, old.
The ,rrond ia series Of lecture. at th.
seminary was given last Saturday morning
M Mr.. Waterman. principal Of the nor
NAL school at North Adams, on the Or.
ganization of Rural Schools. Thee lee
iure, arr especially for those who expect
Ia teach.
Members oi the union of Franklin
County District Superintendents OF Schools
gathered saturday at the Deyens House
at Greenfield and enjoyed an excellent din.
ncr, after which there was an Informal
discussion ot the subject oi School Legs.
lation, 4. r. Howard OF this town was
present.
The sixth entertainment OF the semi. I
nary lecture course was given Monday /
night with Signor Giuseppe Nitale, vio /
linist. Miss Clara u. Tillinghast, pianist. /
aud Prot, Henry Hastings OF Mt. Hermon.
reader. 4 good-sized aud appreciative au-
diencc was ia attendance including many
guests in town for the holiday.
The pupils of Miss Lottie Evans's school I
in East Mort hiield united with Miss Emma
llu,chin's grammar grades and held exer.
rises appropriate 10 Washingtons birth
lay. The grammar grade sang Tribute TO
Mt Vernon Bells, Washing
IONS Christmas Party. and My Country
lis of Thee. Stories OF Washington were
,ead by members of the school.
The mothers meeting was held We'd
lesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A.
?. Fit, the meeting being in charge of
,lrs. W q. Roberts with the subject for
bought of Saving Time. Many helpful
thoughts were given by those present.
Mrs. W. r. Moody sang child's morn
ny hymn, her own composition. Refresh
nents We're served and social hour was
MOVED.
In the district court at Greenfield last
Amie Richter of Mortified /
Tho recently pleaded guilty to assault and 4
artery on his wife and was allowed con :
nuance for sentence appeared before As. i
TIGHTER have small children and Mrs. /
state agent of the Society a
n the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children, Ii
as called TO investigate the family condi. y
ons. The case was again continued until |
aturday to allow her to make further |
lvestigations
The republican caucus advertised for G
ST night and the democratic caucus to- h
ght have been found to be not according 4
law. A recent state law requires that n
] caucuses shall be held at least II days n
pfore election This was overlooked u
hen tees were posted. The result was q
nat citizens spent the first of the week I
filing nomination papers with the town Il
ERIK for the coming town meeting. North +
I'D is not the only town that forgot Is
I'd was caught in like predicament, y
Rev. n, Fay Smith took for the sub Il
ct of his sermon last Sunday morning GO
he Organization and Growth Of the W
merican Board, which was started Just "
0 years ago. He told of the haystack ~
Getting at Williamstown, where the work "a
gan: of the wonderful work accom-. !
ished by the society in the Hawaiian II
lands, in Turkey, in China, in Japan, in W
'rica, and other countries. 1t was an "a
tensely interesting summing up of the W
D years of its existence. Mrs. w. r. ar
oody and Miss Ethel Higgins sang selec en-
ms. ne
Last Friday the se1ectmen gave hear da
! in the town hall on petition of the AT
w England Telephone company for per 70
ssion to place new poles on Main street
I'M Parker avenue to River street. The
npany was represented by Messrs
yfav IF no
lephone company which has a franchise W
poles in this section of Main street,
$ represented by Osgood L. Leach, who rec
ected to granting the petition unless WI
New England people make fair adj
tment over existing rights. The select The
n refused to grant the petition until me
h adjustment is made. wa
he management of the Mortified con +,
nnce and summer schools makes the fol- -.
ing announcements for 1910: North IA
seminary commencement, June liza; st Is
mp Mortified open from June % to Is rs
It. l: Student conference, June "a to ON
V g. Young Women's conference, July
|: Women's Home Missionary confer me
e. July 1920: summer school for Sun Spt
school workers, July 1922; summer W.
COL for Women's Foreign Missionary the
eties, July 2l-2S; general conference Sta
Christian Workers, Aug 4-2l; Post T
ference addresses and Bible lectures at Cut
Mortified schools, Aug. 22Oct. |. He
will be noticed that the student con w.
nee closes before the Fourth of July. the
the young men will not be here for era
i celebration this year. Chi
he Unitarian fair last week Thursday NJ NJ,
1ed a success in spite of the deep snow Do,
still continuing storm. The town hall, BIZ pa;