The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.


romIahys-a
given by the odd Fellows will be h-ld
In bath halls this evening.
The second degree was conferred au
class " candidates NJ the regular
meeting Of Maniastianrt lodge Of Odd
Fellows Monday evening.
a well attended rummage aud food
sal. Was held IN the Ninion block on
Main street Friday and Saturday by
Fort Drummer colony, Pilgrim Fathers.
The week 81 self denial aud PRAYER
observed hy the salvation Army last
week came Ia eloso with = half'night
service Of PRAYER and praise In the ar
my's hall on Elliot street.
III. y. weaiherhead. agent for the
D.. 4. siroui company. has sold the
William =. Hawkins farm In the Wealth
.rhead Hollow district in Guilford 90
John II. Malbridge Of Concord, VI.
The board Of baili1s will hold n
meeting AZ s.a0 O clock Saturday even'
ing, April 30, in the office of Gibson a
Waterman 10 revise the village check
lisi 10 be used nj the coming village
meeting.
-Bfattleboro Lodge. y. y. o. r., will
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evening. There will be an excellent pro-
gram furnished by the entertainment
committee Of which Mrs. Mary Wilson
IL chairman. 4 large attendance Is de-
sired.
| Robert e. Bacon has stated definite
| ly this week that he will be a candidate
Tor representative from Braitlcboro To
the next legislature. Mr.. Bacon = name
was one Of those before the republican
caucus Of two years ago which was won
by II. q. Barber. To date no other can
didaie has entered the field.
Fire broke out In the underbrnsh
near the beginning Of the road leading
up Wantasfiquet mountain about III
clock Sunday morning. II spread
with great rapidity and had covered al
most the entire slope before the rain ex'
| tnguished IL early in the evening. No
attempt was made 10 check the flames
by employees of the Brattleboro Retreat.
AT the annual meeting of the wo'
man 5 exchange held in the rest room
Monday afternoon the reports OF the
various officers showed that the past
wear has been n successful one. Inc
officers elected for the coming year are;
President, Mrs. +. /. Swift; vice'presi'
dent. Mrs Clarke c. Fits; secretary,
Mrs. +. W. Nichols; treasurer, Miss En-
ma Heath.
Peter Biagottia of st. Adams will
omen a fruit and vegetable store IN the
Richardson block on Main street about
Nav |. The business will be conducted
under the name of the Boston Fruit
Market. Modern facilities for the man
ufacture of ice.cream will be Installed.
The proprietor has been engaged In the
same business in st. Adams for num-
Der of years.
The japanese Honeymoon, a we'll
known Oriental musical comedy, one
of the first of the moderate priced high
grade attractions to appear IN New Eng
land under the new regime of indepen-
dent bookings, will be seen at the Audi
forum tomorrow afternoon and evening
As result of the recent revolt from
theatrical trust tyranny, many meIito'
rious amusements will enter New Eng
land through the "open door,.
John Mooney was fined So and costs
amounting to 1904 in municipal court
before Judge +. w. Gibson Saturday
evening on a charge of intoxicatioh.
Mooney was thoroughly intoxicated, so
much so that it became necessary TO
load him into an express wagon ana con
vev him from near the corner OF flat
and MAIN SITttlS w INV 49,
thief Of Police George Wilson had
tussle with the man after he landed MN
in the lookup as Mooney was OF the I'M
preston that his money was in danger.
Several changes in the Methodist
pastorates in this county VIII CONT
ahout as result of the appointments an
nounced Sunday at the annual session. fs,aoa
% Tho Vermont conference in Island
Pond Rev. Fred A. Wells comes TO
Rrattleboro from Randolph, Rev. M. II.
Sbarples being transferred from mere
to Bakersfield and North Fairfield IN
the ST, Adams district. Athens and a.
acknowledgement will be supplied by II. +.
sweet. Rev. w. R. Davenport VIII go
IN Bellows Falls, Putney will be, supphee4a
by p. W. Sharp, Londonderry by =. H.
Sisson. Wardsboro by G. Leon Wel1s'
WiIliamsville and East Dover by y. H.
Newton.
The last of the series of illustrated
loctnres nv Rev. d. f. Trout in the Uni
Nersalist church will be given sunday
evening. The subject will be Ben Hur;
4 series of 100 stereopticon slides VIII
he used to illustrate the lecture, wn,cn
will be upon the play, and the pic.ules
are flashlights made OF dl1eIent seema'
in the drama which has run Tor nun,
har Of wears Ill bHU
ne ond other countries. India was the
smhiect of Mr.. Trout IS lecture last oun,
5aT eveninp. About 100 stereopt1con
v;cws were used, showing the contras1
hntween that country 100 years ago anu
~. dov The lecture dealt Win the
holding M of India through British inhu'
ence
Tho animal convocation OF Fort
- ahan+ar r. A. M, was held IN
Masonic hall Thursday evening, Aprn
~ The following officers were CHOSEN
E H. High Priest, William H. hey
I Ttm,a. king. Christie B. Crowell; scribe
oscar p. Benson; treasurer, freq w.
pntnam. secretary, William A. Shu Il
: ave- G. r.. X. P. Darlington; r. =;
Horton D. Walker: X: A: u; Jess Itn.
HAYNES: NJ. Sd ". Luther ID. Hou ~
M. I'd ", Farley F. Crown; M; Isl ua ""
Louis Dompier; chaplain n y WINCHESTER
and w p. Elethorpe, tyler and trustee
7 Albert Taylor; corporator OF tne va MA,
S 81 building association for three
son suns H q. n. Toedt. The chapter ap-
ny roi $500 to be applied to the
building fund.
The listers have received about 2Voo
90 +he 1000 lists that must be taken s
% % wake ND the grand list. All llsts
TO mar =, up The hands of the listers, by
Must % ne as only 20 days are allowed to
MAY Ito the work after the lists are
ali in While the listers have exP +aH.
ence d no difficulty in getting i a .as
payers list when they bend na q Somewhat
difficult at times to get Dlanh ,l in.p FOR {
hand de II f Of an inventory to every
L nv IL pOurtpSV upon Inv