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


heens, y, H., last eysninr 10 jain ID,
ledge 81 Eiks 10 that city
-pcnnis krbekah lodge will bold 4
Mas4neTzif dance IN 4. u, u. y. hal
Wednesday evening. March 10.
SAP flowed freely from .ey.Is
maple tree iapred yesterday 10 The
h"Fih.rn part 81 the village.
"A special coneia,. Of Bsauseanl
ra,nmsnd.fy. X, T., will be held IN Ma
sahir hall this evening when th. oId-I
81 the ismIle viii he conferred % eIs
candidate.
-An ehieI,sinmeni will he given in
Academy hall. West hfaitiebafo, next
Thursday evening under the auspices Of
the Moman = Benevolent soeisiy Of the
Baptist church.
Prank nunl.Vy will continue TO
eon,inrt ihr tailoring business In the
shop IN the Rythef block 10 which be-
was associated with his father, the lat"
John H. Dunleavy.
The 6Tang. Dramatic rluh gave
dance Ia Grange hall Tuesday evening.
l.eiisinrar : orchestra furnished music.
Owing "a the bad weather the attend,
anre MAS smaller than nj any dance giN
en hv the club this season
The next regular meeting of Rfat
ilehoTn ledge, \, =, u. r.. will be held
b Red Men : hall "Wednesday evening
Following The regular work AZ = 80
. clock there will he rehearsal uf lie,
gree work hy he .tsgulaF degree team
and all members 81 the team have been
requested TO be present.
When The Man of N. Hour i. acted
~ the auditorium March =. William \.
Brady aud Joseph v, Grisncf viii die
PLAY their real quality ~ managers hV
sending along east that ranks with
the very best that ever left New Work |
city, This !, the fourth wear ~ the /
play and H. popularity j. ~ great ~
ever,
Following the regular bushes,
meeting II the Grange Dramatic club |
~ Grange. hall Friday evening the
farce. \ 'crpl"Ning Situation, wa /
given. Dancing followed. Leiisinger's
orchestra furnished music. Plans are
under way for contest entertainment
10 bc given by the club the coming
spring.
RI During the past week the majority
Of the towns having patients illegally
committed Ia the Braitlcboro Retreat
have had such Patients served with
notices bv Deputy Sheriff &. l. Knapp /
aud within the next 10 days IL j. eN-
pericd that all Of such patients will be-
rec0mmiiied and the town Of Brattle.
horo released from any expense of main.
lcnancc.
In the Nancy Esiabrook will ease ,
Judge Alfred 4. Hall Of ~. Albans has
counsel on both sides in the
natter of the taxation of costs of the
,pecial administrator. ". \. Shumwav. f,
hat Il j. the opinion Of the court that
neither the county clerk nor the superior :
Judge has any right in law or as q mat. I
or Of discretion tO allow the special G
costs. /
The matinee of lIadlevs moving
'ictures AT the auditorium Wednesday
ftcrnoon viii not begin until I o clock =
nd will last two full hours This ar.
au"cment j. made al the request Of :,
iany parents who wish their children :
o see the wonderful travel pictures az
n hour that will not conflict with
rhool sessions. The admission price
I the matinee is understood 10 be u
light cents and an apple for children. !,
The CRYSTAL Springs lee company \
as Just purchased REYNOLDS piano al
over, the latest and most improved az
aratus for moving pianos. The com 81
any has two large moving vans and two i
Sperienced men, who give their en- IA
re attention 10 moving household i,
rniture. Telephone go when YOU m
ant to have vour ashes Ia ken away. ii
carload of Canada hard wood ashes h,
II fertilizer will be ready for delivery X
'Xt month Order now :,
The funeral of Miss Estella Meach th
n was held at the home on Brattle pl
rect at $40 clock Friday morning. OF
.Ta nv Do
oughton. \ profusion of floral trib. dr.
es testified 10 the esteem in which vi
G young woman was held by a wide Sil
-cle of friends. The body was taken sn
Guildhall. VT. Friday for burial Sat. We
day Miss Meacham S body was ac- be
to Guildhall by her mother, We
rs. Clara Meaeham, and friend. Miss or
atty. pu
The fourth quarterly conference of IN
: Methodist church was held in the if'
lrch Friday evening. District Super no
endent W, S. Smithers of Montpelier bel
sided Reports were presented from II,
, pastor, Rev. Mark H. Sharples, the IN
'sident of the Epworth league, the Una
dies Aid and other organizations yes
injected with the church. The fol
'ing stewards were elected for the in
suing year: +. +. Gleason. Fl. B. Mat no,
WIS, +. A. Bagg, ). A. Daniels, c. A. clu
leeler. w. s. Betterley. William is
ore. George Wilbur. J. +. Higley. R. DR..
Spencer Mrs. G.. NJ Thomas Mrs. gan
"a Adams and E. c. Crouch. plet
Crosby & Parker began concreting u ,Ia
rations at the West River bridge pra
terday afternoon. Electric lights on a.,
e strung about the bridge that the 1oE
k may be carried on day and night -
il both abntments are strengthened ion
proposed. Some weeks ago the forms a. "a
the concrete were built, but with the ca
ing of the water by the recent rain en- s1
thaw the crib at the north end of the w,
k yesterday and everything is in m;
illness for the concrete which will NV
put in place at once In addition
strengthening the front of the abut- leaV
It's wing walls will be constructed NOR
10Th sides of each abutment. emu
Probably 100 people will 90 on the eta
school washington trip. Inc dele Fac,
on will leave Brattleboro Saturday, rend
ch 26, at BPS a. m, arriving in the
: York in time for luncheon at the SANG
nd Union hotel and leaving Jersey were
at PIP. Washington will be Aga
he'd at p. m. and headquarters plac
be made at the Metropolitan hotel pect
avenue. Sunday, Mon be i
TUESDAY anu wednesday Will ne after
t at the capital, and on Thursday, Mel
ch 81. the party will leave at a. PROV
or Philadelphia. After tally-ho Span
around that city they will con and
e to New York, reaching the me- Mass
oils at 4 D. m, making headquarters .Jenn
he Broadway Central The party Hnrl
remain IN New York until p m. Falls
ay, reaching Brattleboro on the
train that evening. Outsiders are meet
ONE to accompany the school chill d nee'