The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

| NV ~ fet Nhtth tred q lrftsf sunday
! ifom uFvenisld urging a large delegation
! frum here 20 al.snd the union ssanssl,s,ie
I echisishes. which 10 hrinr held al the Sec,
} end songTssaiionai church thsH.
The uniiarian Alliance wss invited 10
attend the meeting II the Grsnhsld Al
llanes Yesterday, Rev, A, y, Record Of
Springfield sas 10 deliver an sddFrss al
ihis meeting on Loyalty 10 Church.
The regular meeting II the Eastern star
40. held "Wednesday night. They voted 20
nold sugar supper III. last 81 the month
.ani new sugar, too, Mr., and Mn., 4, II,
Webster sefe present and gave a very in,
,.F.s,ins aeeonn, Of their IMP south.
The npt nomination paper 10 be- tled
A.ih the town clerk for the coming an,
nnal sl.cilon Was hl.d for Warm !.
Wright, II was largely signed by prom
n.ni citizen. aud was hl-d more than ,.
hour, ahead of other nominations and
'hne days before time limit by law.
The lecture given Wednesday night in
N. town hall on the civil war illustrated
~ st.nup,ieon views Mas II q high order
II excellence, but unfortunately two other
events occurring that night drew from the
.Xpscted auditnoe. The Sens Of Veterans
think Il would be well worth repeating al |
-ome future time, About l.s were present |
Mis. Mary jackson Of Newton. who has |
been a guest Al the Nofthh.ld for some |
| time, hoIing 10 recover her health. was
| taken suddenly ~ Monday and underwent |
al operation Tuesday afternoon. Her |
family physician VA called from Newton
and surgeons from Greenfield and Spring
field. She j. in critical condition AZ the
| hotel
W X Melody j. 10 BE- one Of the speaker
at the Atlanta Tabernacle Bible conference.
which i being held IN Atlanta from
Manch 10 II under the direction Of Rev
Leu q. Bruughton Many other speakers
often at Mortified are there; =. II. Meyer
of London. c. l. Scoheld. A. C. Dixon.
Melvin Tro,tcr, james VI. Gray and
Others.
Mis-. Eva Tower resigned her position a.
principal of the high school. 10 take effect
last Friday. much 10 the regret OF the SUI
periniendent and the school board, but she
took the years work with the understand.
ING that IL the opportunity presented itself
which she hoped for she would be allowed
70 leave. Supt. r. +. Howard is subs,itut.
ing until the position is filled. Miss Tower
expects 10 give M teaching and accept a
position az Amherst college.
The meeting OF the fortnghtly viii be
held Tuesday OF next week with the inter
esiing subject OF Picturesqueness and Pow
ct Ni w III w bUlfH VI .
the Salon. the French Academy. "A beau.
tiful woman with the qualities Of noble
man is the most perfect thing in nature. I
The meeting will he in charge of Miss
Daisy Dickinson, assisted 10y Mrs.. Lucy .
Waite. Miss Jennie Haight, Mr.. Alice q
Woodbury..
The Unitarian alliance met with Miss {
sally Minot Wednesday afternoon and en-. 7
loved a good meeting. Mrs, Myrtle Proc :
tor gave an account OF Joseph Addison.
and his hymns. Miss Mary Pomeroy had A
the chief paper on The Church OF Today. I
A very good letter was read from Mrs. d. 5
VI. Wilson. A substantial sum was put
in the treasury by Miss Osgood for the use =
of the society. Mrs Allen, Mrs. Perham, +
Mrs Alderman, and others, planned 10 at a
tend the alliance in Greenfield yesterday. s
Miss Mary Mead died at Hampton, Va, T
and the funeral and burial were at the
home OF her sister Mrs. Augustus Shep- !,
nerd. Plainfeld, ~ j., Feb. 90 Miss Mead ~
was a former resident of Brattleboro. She n
was cousin of Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Sher. :,
win of this town and being frequent Wis ii
tor here will be remembered by many. a
She was the sister OF Larkin G. Mead the n
sculptor, William Mead OF McKim, Mead n,
White. architects. New York, and Mrs 81
William Dean Howells OF New York. 81
The Brattleboro Independents played W
he Mortified team at basketball in the W
showed very fine team work. kl
The Mortified boys were at disadvan- M
age as the places of several who were ex- la
,ected to play were filled by boys out OF IN
Practice. They had never practiced to- in
'ether as team, but showed promising
material and did some excellent work.
The score was q to II in favor Of the Brat
leboro Independents. Only small audi i,
nee was present on account of the poor -,
ondition of the walking.
Horace Reynolds, who recently came to ir'
i've with his niece, Mrs. Thomas Clark,
led at her home Monday night from the I'M
fleets OF shock received some time ago. Nj
lie had lived for the past 20 years in West
1oreland, n. H., but his native town was is
'utney VT. The body was taken to Put au
ey for burial His nephews, Grant JOS
n of New York, Walter Joslin Of Boston,
nd his niece Mrs. Thomas Clark, attended
he funeral also his only sister, Mrs. Jos.
n, of Brattleboro Mr.. Reynolds was 70 sis
ears old and had received the tender care of
t relatives and an old friend who nursed
i'm in his last days. Dc
A letter has been received by Miss Mary bu
Dutton of the Ladies Sewing society AM
ON Rev. Allison r. Betz of Nekoma,. N:
. announcing the receipt Of the barrel of Go
othing BY the family. The barrel reached sor
lem in the midst Of blizzard and Mrs. of
etz writes: I'VE shall don our new, col
arm clothes Immediately and we truly me
opreciate the delicate work and careful, dri
wing thoughts that were evident in the
aking and packing of the gifts. They are on
appropriate and will be worn M
it'll comfort, making glad the heart OF 20,
lie wearer.' The things sent to the little fra
ri were especially appreciated. COZ
Nomination papers have been filed with mo-
e town clerk For the following offices: hel
Or selectmen Charles Robbins, F. Leslie las
vler, A. W. Proctor S. c. Holton, Q. L.
zach, C. S. Warner; for town clerk, G. G. ~,
earns. w. J. Wright; for treasurer, G. ele
Williams. w. j. Wright; for assessor, vot
G. Holton, Frank Williams, F. w. qui
pane: for constable, F. w. Doane, F. H. rel
'atson. D. L. Proctor, George W. e. me
on: for tax collector, w. T. Moore, sch
,ank Williams, G. E. Leach, F. H. Wat tina
n: auditor. Walter Waite, @. E. Will the
ms; for school committee, L. r. Smith, ent
S, Warner, L. R. Alexander This ties,
omises to be an interesting town meet zee
. as far as election of officers is con- sho
rned. Ino
The boys brigade entertainment COM S ,ur
ttee wishes to announce that its next ~ ~
tertainment will be Monday evening, 40
arch 49, instead of March IS as adver.. HIM hin
ed. On this date an exceptional musical
.at will be given by the combined mu-
al clubs of Mt Hermon under the lead.
ship of Arthur R. Spofford. The total E.
mber of musicians on the program will wee
en H. fDI1p vrn1l. |