The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17

q, 4, h, hall Friday.
The sseiian 1T stats Rad iefmia-
aitnE ~ ihe NrTHen liAe hAs korn com
plrsrsi ihss ucek aad i isfsEaaaasl aAe
~ be- mast satisfactory thai has heeh
bsill, H. Perry has lai saIsTeision
~ ihr job
Judge !, l., Martha 10 the 4. =.
elfcnii eeHFi ia Nea fefk, Wednesday,
80 Aug, -. fef she hrarins II the aTru
mrni en maiians zoe arrest 1T judgement
Ii ease ~ neThTaehi enA SECRETARY
Charles u, llnike ~ tho Amerlsan "a,
eaf Refining eomPany
=Ahnni 80 lsfiherlan students we're
N iiiAiiirhnla "Wednesday eNening "a,
route a. slntfunl lake where Ihey aFr
H. eninN a fortnight = cutting. fhrY
nill rumhihr sln,ly with recreation he-
Ing memhers ~ he engineering depart
mont ri the university,
a meeting Ia heaI ieparI ffom tho
World : SUNDAY Sehaui convention Nlil
he held Ia The Baptist chapel next ffi,
iag evening" Ai as 'slaek, Ii will
be lnion service. The several lncai
delegates and eame from The couhiN
Will participate and q mos; enjoyable
meeilng l. rnsuFrd,
I At AtAH ~ Wv NNH UNIV ~ Wv
Connecticut River l.mmhrr ramnanN
reached fulnrY "Wednesday, George
NnnDyke, nephew II she late lumber
king. George NnnlDykr Who iosi bis life
in q tragic automobile accident during
the log driving season last year, u IN
charge ~ the drive.
The Aiiainefs. ihc young women >
organization II the Methodist church,
aud the Knights IL Wesley. composed
81 Young men. held a saciai NJ the
church Vcsiry "Wednesday evening, An
interesting talk was given hy the pas
tor, Rev. y 4, Wells, on Parliamentary
kulrs, Games We're played aud re-
ffcshmcuts were served during the
evening
The hrsi. second, third aud fourth
grade pupils ~ the incorporated school
| district will have their annual trolley
ride a. West Rfaiilcborn aud return
] this afternoon. Great preparations have
been made for the ride and Il u hinicd
that something the way of surprise
awaits the party somewhere enrouie,
The teachers IT the several grades will
accompany the pupils.
The board Of managers for the
| Rrnitlehoro rest room wish 10 express
their appreciation Ia the public for The
generous contributions received through
I the observance Of annual tag day last
SATURDAY.. Also 10 the printers for
| tags. posters and Irvine, 10 the editors
| for notices and advertisements in their
papers. The solicitors deserve unmeas'
ured credit for their devotion 10 the
rest room. that never tagged through
out that long day of rain and diseom.
fort. Without their enthusiasm aud
perseverance red tag day would not
have proven the success the counting oil
the pennies, nickcls and dollars re.
vealed to the anxious committee al
night.
-Class No. 10 Of the Baptist Sunday
school, of which Mrs. Ada Gale Is
teacher. gave n surprise party TO Mrs.
+. 7. Houghton last Tuesday afternoon
in observance Of her SD birthday
Mrs. Houghion is a member of Glass
No. 10 and has lived with her daugh'
ter. Mrs. O. NJ. Stickney, High street,
since last October Refreshments, car
ried bv the class. were served ON the
yeranda and a very pleasant social
afternoon was spent. Mrs. Houghton
also received shower of postcards,
many of them from Iowa where she
| lived for 80 years. This is the second
party given by Glass No. 10 to ITS
members within the past three weeks
| the first one being given TO Mrs. HARRY
Freeman on Whipple street.
The changes in the teaching force
of the schools of the Incorporated
school district for the coming year are
! few. Miss Sprague has resigned IN
| Grade nine and goes to Springheld,
| Mass. TO teach. She will be succeeded
by Miss Hope Bolton who has taught
nm eighth grade in Greenfield, Mass.
| Miss Abbie Starr has resigned IRON
the eighth grade and her place VIII be
filed bv Miss Alice Johnston of Brat
tleboro. Miss Johnston is graduate
Of Westfield. Mass. normal school and
taupht last wear in Greenfield, Mass
Miss Nellie Prouty of the sixth grade
in the Canal street school has asked
for wears leave of absence. hel
place will be taken by Miss Hortense
Switzer, who taught last year in East
hampton, Mass.
The program given by Protective
oronge Wednesday was in charge OF
Ceres Pomona and Flora. Past Master
| smith of West Townshend grange was
present and made brief remarks during
The evening. The program gwen was
as follows: Piano solo, Mrs. Gertrude
Spaulding; recitation, Miss Marguerite
Clark; piano duet, Mrs. SpanldlnG ana
Grayton Wells; reading, Mrs BESSIE
Franklin; question, Mhat p rart % %
Homework Do You Like Best, ana
VIVA IyIu The speakers on this question
ware Mrs. sylvia Banks, Miss Nellie
/ Eddy. Miss Ada Eddy, Mrs. Ellen
Phelps. Mrs. Maverette Fisher, Mrs
Incv Sargent. Mrs. Edna Daniels, Mrs.
Rubv Wells, Mrs. Bessie Franklin, MIS-
G 1sof Spaulding, Mrs. Alma Good
enonoh. Mrs. Matte Goodenough, y. .
9 Uontins II. w. Sargent, Clayton ;.
Daniels. Philip L. Franklin and D. e.
! Lawrence.
The fifth annual ]. II: G.. fair VIII
he held on the lawn of G. A. Harris
o on North street Thursday afternoon
from 2 TO 6 clock. There VIII be a
sala of ice-cream, lemonade, cake
Gnwers fancy articles and grab bag;
The + II. G. members are lnteresten
~ tbe fresh air work of the New OK
hssociation for Improving the CONDITION
nf tha Poor. Last year the local sup,
nnrtars of the association raised sly
~ Tho work and it is to be hoped tiiat
The weather this year may be OIL tne
sort that will make the ATTENDANCE a.
tbo fair a record breake Last yeai
t the amount contributed by the ). IL. -.
to the association in New New lor Kee NE :
used to give 80 small children .t Meen .
outing and to endow tine eha br Iatter re-
Bed in the institution. inc leee o;at; lu
ceived last year from the ai $50 from
acknowledging the eo co... ~ the life Of
Brattleboro tells a STORY WI o. ~ That has
!gsmn1p psSaPlft the in j. Ny Il & members t.
st at4er their record for last year ana
t peese' vonng women should receive the
tnese oysat;on of those able to contribute
to to This most worthy object.
nur;no the visit of Adjutant FRED {.
| Ivy ihS unrtfnrd Conn. DIVISION