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

M1h : ball "Wednesday evening.
The Ladies eiTrl. 81 the uniYel
sallsi sarieiN aill bald lie Tegnla
NV business meeting IN the shaTr
lsail"F Thursday afternoon al 4 clos
Ia place ~ the usual evening sefs
ices Ia the various churches neat suH
.laN na license rally Alll be- held i
Festival hall al which several ~ ih
i"fal slrtestmen aud prominent eili
s"ns will si-ak.
The teachers training class ~ Ih
'rhifr congregational church Will mer
neat Monday evening nj as with Mis
Lmma Gregg GA Bullock street, Mis-
Florence hoa'innough viii speak on Mo
toe Activity,
Ellis aud March, former loral has
k"lhall starr, have been PLAYING viii
Springfield, VI. THE season and paTiiei
/ pa'rd ~ q game against Bellows Fall
1 last week Thursday evening, Springfield
I winning hN small margin. RALPH
uakrs PLAYED on the Bellows Falls
team,
The civic Improvement league will
/ bald IL annual meeting Wednesday AZ
irruonh az . clock with Mr.. George
! q. ANrrill, when the election 81 officers
Will occur, The league proposes 10 In,
nnrufai" an active campaign for civic
improvements and al the meeting next
week way, aud means will be- discussed
and committees formed 20 carry on the
work which was outlined ut the lorna.
ton of the organization last spring.
Al the request Of number 81 fans
. game Of basketball will De PLAYED Ia
Festival hall "Wednesday evening be,
tween q local i've aud that representing
Bellows Falls. The local Lineup will be-
stafford, center; Ellis aud Eycrlcih.
forwards: Riley aud johnson. guards.
Bellows Falls will have Dunlap AZ cen.
ter. Cakes and Kelly as forwards aud
Hayes and Leene as guards. III the at-
tendance warrants series Of games
with Bellows Falls aud Springfield will
hr arranged.
-Overscer of the Poor II. =. Meath
crhead has notified the selectmen of the
- different towns having inmates lille,
gally committed to the Braitlehoro Re,
treat that steps must be- taken imme.
dlatcly io rc-commi such persons that
they may not become charge upon III.
town of Brattleboro. No action has
been taken by the various towns vet.
hut IL is expected that move will bc
made before March | as upon that date
such persons as are illegally committed
10 the Retreat must be- maintained hy
this town.
The children OF the primary. junior |
and intermediate departments Of the /
congregational SUNDAY school will hold |
. fair in Festival hall saturday after /
noon. March }, from TO o clock. The 4
Will consist of various
folk dances including a minuct by lG
'hildren in dfashion costume. a
Dutch dance. highland fling and Reuben
md Rachel dance. Fancy articles and
andy will be on sale. and there will be
,rabs and n German food table. The
proceeds are to 20 the home and foreign
missionary societies of the state.
The Clara Turner company opened
Is engagement at the auditorium last
vcning with an excellent performance
4 \ Thief in the House. Persons who
re looking for vaudeville spCcialties.
moving pictures OF free fur coats will
e disappointed in this company. but
hose who enjoy good plays adequately
resented are sure TO find satisfaction.
n this respect the company headed by
Hiss Turner has other repertoire com !
anies tethercd Ia one ring. The offer. \
~ 10 night is \ Modern Lady GOdiva: :
night. The Richest Girl in q
own tomorrow afternoon, o You Kid. I
"A hearing before Judge j. l.. Mar.
n took place in the Office of Chase 4 =
alley Monday morning on the petition i
+. 4. Larrow that the ease against -
i'm for the support of his children in =
lie custody of their mother, Angelina !.
arrow, be transferred to the United
tates court. Mr.. LarIow several weeks
20 was ordered to contribute certain :
I'm each week for the support of his !
lildren, who are with their mother in
ermont. Mr.. Larrow is not in Yer
ont. X. c. Bacon appeared for Mr.. a
arrow and Mrs. Larrow was repre- ii
nted by Chase & Daley. No decision "
as given. a
The recently organized l. \. C. q
ub held its formal opening in its quar- o
RS on Highland avenue Tuesday even Sc
.. The rooms We're decorated with y
e colors of the club-red, white and II
ne, and cut flowers. The evening was e
ent in games and dancing. An ex- y
bition of fancy Indian club swinging u
as given by NJ. J. Moran and several p
lections were given on the phono- u
aph Refreshments were served. About NJ
invited guests attended the opening u
lich was declared a success by mem OF
RS and guests alike. The organiza- II
IN is formed as a social club for the ~
ung men of that section of the town ra
d the membership is growing fast. 81 81
Washington s birthday was OBJ ci
we'd by Dennis Rebekah lodge with a ed
lonial party and rollcall in Odd Eel co
VS. hall Tuesday evening. About so ar
re present. At the close of the party re
grand march was participated in by
~,
ne were obliged to submit to for er
t. w. T. Haigh acted as the judge IN
1 F. e. Perry and Miss Susie Keith me
re the side judges. F. D. Whidden, nj
yette Miller and A. G. Arcand were gu
,ignated to keep peace and order dur a an
the imposition of the forfeits, which ne
re administered by J. w. Amidon. s su
freshments of tea. doughnuts and W
is were served. Old-fashioned songs ua
re feature of the evenings enter "a,
nment. nr ~.
To date no complaint has been ma
ged against the ground hog for not no
king good his prophecy that winter wa
aid last 40 days after he came out vet
saw his shadow on Candlemas day. An
man with the snow shovel has had ira
opportunity to indulge in all kinds abb
heroics during the present week. aft
lie the sun has shone at times, snow Br'
fallen to the extent of foot or more He
hin the week past. Unless sun and H.
m winds reduce the depth of the ers
It's sugar makers are wondering how an(
Y are going to operate their orchards. Mo
S impossible in most sugar places to the
her the supply of fuel needed for the ella
ration of sugar making the coming
ng as the snow is so deep that teams An
not be handled. tha
The funeral of the late Sanford A. day
th was held at the home in Guilfnrd in I