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

Al umrtal ihsl4rtioh 81 nseusrat
eommahdIs will b. made ~ ihe .fheei
81 The grand rommandIy Medhesda
eNehlhs,
-TA- ~.m-n ~ a. rsig.Is4iis
rhuIrh served an escalloped eysi.f sal
rsT ~ the s-sifs lasi evening follosinI
business meeiins,
The Ladies EnierpIi.s society ~il
mori with Mn. 4, A. Thomas 90 Pleas
ant street Wednesday Afternoon al
Q clock, supper sill be- served n"n :
"a
A musical comedy made from Hill,
The HOY Artist sketches will he SEEN u
the auditorium saturday, Anil y, ~
faynr, the rrsiof ~ hlly, l. a native
~ Moo,l.toek,
-l-oIr- D., hlshar, lt.. warden, be-,
taken the Job 1T trimming ai0 iirs'
on The BRADLEY farm, When this waI 1
u completed he will assist IN settling
cni several hundred fruit tree about
April !,
a lemon measuring II inch Ia rlt
conference one WAY aud ~ Inches thu
other has been on exhibition IN iial
,lcn's drug siof. this week. II MAS
gToMn "n a small iwa.years,old tree
owned hy Mrs. II, =. Leiisingcr.
AT meeting II the Magnet club
IN the basement ~ Ihr high srh0al
building Friday evening" I.lans we've
discussed for the Public exhibition go
DC given bv the club sometime 10 APRIL
The dai. will h. decided upon within
q few days.
The construction gang ~ Nark an
the Boston a Maine railroad bridge
over the West river completed the work
" removing the railing aud hl"-k inl
Tu".'iaN aud trains were run al Irgu
lar speed over the structure that af
icfnuun.
Edwin \, lladl,y's moving pic,
tufe,, which will bee seen NJ the audi
forum "Wednesday afternoon aud eve
ming. include views Of London. the
FALL 1T Srhafihauscn an the Rhine, the
French coast. Odessa on the Black Sea.
Count Zeppelin in his airship. moon
light Journey NJ ~" Nile aud many
Others.
a squad OF athletes from Brniil,.
horo high school had planned to accept
lu invitation Ia attend an outdoor
meet ~ vermont academy IN SaXion.
River tomorrow. hui YESTERDAY prinri
PAL +. u. Smith received a letter stating /
hat the condition Of the snow IN aud /
about SaNtnns River was such that the /
meet had been postponed one week. II /
i probable that the meet will not b. 1
lcld this spring.
Ida ,l.nncss Moulion of Beverly. ]
Mas. the impersonator who has twice
,eforc entertained Braitleboro audi
nees, will appear AZ the Baptist church
evening. She will present the
New Mayor. which il founded on The
Nan Of the Hour The widely different
haractcrs in the book will afford Mrs
loulton an opportunity 10 present her
tr0ngCsi work a. an impcrsonatur ~
he story j. rcpleie with modern poliii,
al graft, interpreted with many anus
NJ incidents IN which love PLAYS a
rominent part.
A falling sign on the establishment
I NJ. Gass. near the Brattl eh0rO house,
Wednesday noon. frightened Mr.. Gass :
orse, hitched 10 sleigh loaded with
nwarc and other household utilities.
he horse made rapid trip up Main ,,
rect, and turning into Flat street at
'mpted 10 seek seclusion az the rear /.
Mosher Il putney's stable The
cigh WAS overturned and thrown
gainst another damaging il somewhat
q damage resulted 10 Mr.. Gass : sleigh /.
I'd the horse escaped injury.
Louis Pelon, about II years old. who /,
oped from the industrial school NJ
lirley. Mass, early last summer. was
ken into custody Yesterday afternoon I,
: Deputy Sheriff c. |. Knapp and this j
orning turned over TO r. A. Pierce of y
lirley. an officer sent here to bring the =
" back. The lad told Deputy Sheriff
napp that he had been working in !
during the past winter and
al he walked 10 Brattlehoro from that !,
ace yesterday. tie accompanied -
fcer Pierce TO Shirley this morning. y
The annual enumeration of chill. Il
en of school age in district No. .. n,
Iich has been completed by W. b.
nth, clerk of the district. shows ISL
n children, gain of II over last
ar. OF these 1872 are BOYS. The mum 70
: of boys is II above the figures of a 81
ar ago. This year there are 1S9 girls
10 less than last year There are 205 y,
pills from } to 5 years old. $40 between WI
, ages of 5 and 10 wears ana Pc
m - to IS years. In the classified 9e
n of pupils from ) to 5 years the mum. Ie
is 10 less than last year and ! ! more ne "
the division of from 5 to Is wears. VI
ere are also II more pupils this year Oh
n last in the division of Is 10 is an
RS. -
-F uuIlttH games nave htpH played
the handicap billiard tournament nc
= in progress at the Vermont Wheel IN
and more interest than for wears OF
icing taken in ii. X. C. Bacon and 81; SIC
A, l.. Pettee now lead with three ir
les won. Players are urged to com i loi
g their games as soon as possible. %
mes in this tournament may be rs
,ed in the afternoon. Following ma
the scores to date. winners being y.
ounced first in each pair: Bacon, on on
j. Tasker, SO; Pettee. so, Hall, "a; ~
Hen. IS. Prefontaine. 40; Seaverns, Una
Hall. So; Bacon, 1875, H. Brasor, Ioi
Seaverns, 100. G. Jones. II; DR.. Rice, .al
J. Allen, 70: Wood. l05, J. Allen, tas
Bacon, l25; Ullery, 60; Dugan. lis, plo
I'd. 90; Wood, l05. DR.. Rice. SO; Pet nae
so, Seaverns, SO; Pettee, so, A. ne =.
mpson, SO; J. Allen, IS. Dugan. 80. hau
The funeral of John Bernard Dun , .ma
y was held at 9 o clock Friday " bo
ming in st. Michael's Catholic boz ne
ch. High requiem mass was said nos nos
Dunlevy of Providence, R. l., sung a pan
, to Face and Miss Maize Calvin aH
cred Rubenstein s melody in F on s "rr
violin Miss Katherine Stewart en,
Rose of the Cross. The bearers t Amr
John Devine. James Austin. Frank ~
q and Timothy Aher. The body was
id in the receiving yauit in Pros. mer
Hill cemetery and the hurial will farr
n St Michael's cemetery. Those tort
lding from out of town were: Yer
ael and Miss Loretta Dunlevy of Bra
idence, R. l.; Mr.. and Mrs Paul all
Ike of Lynn, Mass; Mrs. Thomas new
Miss Hazel Higgins of Lawrence. DIST
J.; Mrs. Thomas Caughlin and Miss It Il
lie Dugan of Greenfield. Mass, John iron
ey and T. A. Murphy of Bellows stat
crea
The board of civil authority at its SO ro0
ne .oa.uiuas "i.ei noun anu MN, whic