The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28

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|NisF, itrsl stiih; mafshai, W IL Milss
Nt., lls,gsss Fisisl.sF nasaisad ihs nrp'
AioniaA IL she death ~ her slslrrin lAn
Aits llishard Fletcher, II Thinaso, ", ~
Ia llr time ~ hrf husbands lraih Mfs
I fifirhsF hsl alaals tnshlrd 40 Kalamazoo
| Mieh, anl alter thar she had made hssi
h,,s,.e nilh hrs daughter, Mrs, Willis y
/ lhshnn II Ihlrssa She lnsNes, lsssir'
/ Nlts iiishaIa 4 daughter, H. Aile II 4
missionary In indiA. 4 sins iigiafr ilrirh
~, a riRii rnsineff % The stat. 81 Nash
insinn Tie innriai Ass ~ Kalamazoo
I ihr h0pr ~ hrr hfih snd Ahefr 'hf had
maN iftsnds,
I The ila,lassah lragur mrl lssl itAial
siirinan Niih Miss taa Masen i"t ils
annna l,u,inr.s mnslins aud rlrrliun 81
uiiarrs, pleasant afternoon and lhr
usual gael things 10 eat SER enjoyed ~
quite = aIgr nnml.-t II mrmlirIs and
ihr following oihtris Arlp rlrdai' fIrsl'
deni. Miss tors Mason, ,iorpivslirnl,
Nlis. Mekrani sr,trlans Alp, 4. ", Wal
lace, treasurer MIS- Harm ll0Nar'ii
standing ,ammliier, Mf a. Phillips, Mis.
l'ah fhayrr. RUBY >lehnn', Misr 4,
\, Snow, Mir l. i'srkrfs auditing raii
mitIuc, Mi., 4, Martin, Mt, htdaIdi
invention committee, Mr. lhrkiupl, Mr.,
Howard aud Mr. Snow
prnplc will some ia roWn,h-ni even u
illr, ln know thai ih-A Nill lnse all ihrii
gppls and rhaiirl, foe ~ DOING, hui h NJ
Mr.iosIi, b., Nhn !. iRing 10 move 4"
the ilrsrark planr 90 ihr fiNrr from Man
chester. "a. irlrgfs h. Nill not lose hy
thr Transaction ile rars that when he
shipped NJ. g,,sd. at Manchester nothing
Was aid al.oui prsIaYing the fright, but
alter be- had hrrn here some days aud had
lcgtn Ia rNIsvl his good, he Wa. notified
Ia the agent AZ Manchester that his goods
were held there Tor freight charge aud
that dollar q day Was being added 10 the
hill Tor hemuiiagr 81 storage aud 90 guar
antrp the freight at nnur nr ihrN would
moi H. .hipfrl, Mr.. Nrsicnii placed the
matter iu the hand. OF a lawyer and the
Rutland railroad still ha. the good, aud
Mr.. Me.iroli hAs nothing thus far eN'
cent th. satisfaction that he did what be-
believed was the right thing to do.
The srnior rlass ii Leland and Gray
seminary will, according Ia all reports and
Judging los the length of time the young
I,coplc have been working on II, give the
best play ever seen ~ Iownshcnd al the
Town hall Thursday evening, Feb. 3. The
title Of the play j. Nillowdale. l.eitslng
,r's orchestra Of Rmttlcbofo will furnish
music aud the students will do their best
10 deserve a full house The east Is a. fol-
ows: Joel Bassctt postmaster and store
lecper. Joe Snow: Tom Skerrctt. the ac-
used Abncr Bristol; Joseph Godfrey, a
awycr. ambitious aud INSCRIPTIONS,
larry Howe Clarence Dunmore, a school
eachcr. Theodore Ockels; Rev. MIR. DE
'ro.scr. minister. Charles Lowe; Lem
lacketi. choir leader and impromptu de-
ectye Park Osgood; Simon Primer, who |
would rather white than work, Harry |
Wilbur: Mile Bassett, a child OF fate. |
Mildred Phillips; Mr.: Bassett, wifi, OF
loci. inclined 10 have her own way. Lot |
ie Hosley; Rosetta GATES, a bit Eighty |
mi true friend, Edith Landman: Miss
LACEY. who imagines things, Ella Ware; |
)leandcr. the help. who thinks life Joke, |
aura Ware. The only drawback in the |
asst is that Joe and Lottie would each |
ather hug someone else but they promise
o do their best that evening 10 show /
married. life at its best and everyone
hould come and Judge for themselves.
The school in district No. 3. taught by
liss Cola Martin for two successful terms,
losed last Friday. notwithstanding a regu.
,r January downpour. A large number OF
arents and friends gathered to listen to
he following program by the children:
he Lords prayer. by the school; greet
~, Della Riendeau; song, My Bonnie. the
rhool: True Heroism. Raymond Bemis;
knowledge Is Sweet. Eva Riendeau; The
olden Rule. Robert Bemis; French song,
"A .Jeune File. Florence and Marion Rien'
eau; Winter. Doris Bemis; \ Little
iris Lament. Marion Rendeau; duet.
chool Days. Flora and Della Riendeau;
he First Snow Fall, Lena Cushing; Play
lg Checkers. Maude Bemis; French
10, Hi! Hi, Eva, Florence, and Marion
iendeau; recitation, Cora Bemis; Work
nd Play, Florence and Peter Riendeau;
oday, Aides Cushing; duet, He. Never
ven Said Goodbye, Flora and Della
iendeau; Once Upon a Time. Raymond
yatson: The Winter Winds, Jean Rien-
eau; Trust in God, Flora Rendeau;
rench duet, Florence and Marion Rien-
,au Stage Fright, Guy Bemis: recita-
on. Frank Woodland; song Old Folks at
ONE. the school; remarks, Rev. Daniel
cIntyre. Supt. On the blackboards
ound the room could be seen a number
fine free.hand drawings, Raymond
ems's and Raymond Watson's work
erting special attention. The former !
Is a genius for such work and ought to s
allowed to specialize in some higher
hool. Miss Martin has given a portion
her time to instruction in drawing and 9
no time during the past three years
IS the discipline and interest in studies
en better than at present.
The vital statistics of the town as given
C. w. Cutler, town clerk, show 10 s
rths, marriages, and Is deaths during {
e past year. the average age OF those
no died during the year being over 90
ars, which compares well with the rec
DIS of past years, and shows that Towns
nd is still good town to live in. The
t follows Births--Feb. II, Julian Lin h
In Taft, to Julian and Della Taft; Feb.
Carl Richard Eddy, to Charles and
ora Grout; March |, Harry Reno. to
arvy and Nora Capen; March 7, Olive
media. to Lyman and Emma Gale; /
arch "a, John Coleman, to Orrison and
nily Toilette; March 30. Francis Ed a
lrd, to Joseph and Lizzie Daigncault; t
rkins; April A. Edward Barnes, to 81
ri and Cora Knapp; May TO- Charles n r
ederick, to Frank and Pauline Gray; :"
ay 10, Ola Belle, to Dennis and Ella
mes; May 10, Ruth Mona, to Harry and d
die Sparks; May 49, Mildred Eta. to a
hn and Edith Coleman May %, Ray
md Lewis, to Lewis and Ida Jennison: "
10. "a, Lewis Austin, to Eugene and d
ace Bemis; Oct. 5, Charles Henry, to h
,nry and Hattie Stratton; Oct.l2, Har- $,
| Roscoe, to Almon and Eva Marsh:
". 6, Archie Walter, to Walter and C
ez Magoon; Nov. ID, Ida May, to Will I
m and Emma Franklin; Dec. 8. Stanley D
bert, to George and Grace Dompier. 5,
lie marriages were: May &c. Zeno X. N
pen of Townshend and Jennie Newton a
iWnhall Nov. 4, George A. Franklin W
Townshend and Mary Emma Daggett al
wnshend and Nellie F. Luckey of Win: a
IL; Nov. II, Lee r. Benson and Ethel u
~ Bristol, both of this town; Dec. II, I,
thur w. Jenison and Helen Howe, both !,
Townshend; Dec u, Wilbur F. Raby y
Nashua n H. and Eta MAY Cobb of "