The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-14

District iiepuIy !, 4, iiennrssy an
suite ~ bellows Falls will ihslall ih
officers ~ leo eonneil, X, e., Wsdne'
, daV evening.
The Mission circle viii m~~i siil
Mrs, 4, II, Harris an High street aeA
Thursday afternoon, Jan, 90, The basi
mess meeting Will he nj J o clock,
The teachers training class Nil
meet neat Monday eNonine ai i,iS viii
. MIS-, q. ", Haorn GA Green street, Th,
subject will b. the JuVenilr Criminal
Those who desire 10 attend the dod
iralioh Of The Grange hall ai Drummer
stan Jan, 81 can secure transportation
for % cents by leaving word NJ Miller
candy store,
The Ladies u, q, clnb meet this
afternoon with Mrs, 4. q, Winchester
on Chestnut street. Supper viii hr
served and the evening spent In pro
gressiv- enehTe,
The weekly meeting of the teach,
ers training class Of the Centre church
was held Monday evening nj the home
of Mrs. Louis Whitney on High street,
The subject discussed WAS Criminal
Tendencies of Children,
President !. NJ, Thomas of Middle.
I bury college will give an address ia the
/ teniIe Congregational church next sun
+ day evening ~ : q clock under the aus
E pieces Of the Centre club. lie will also
preach ~ the morning service Every
/ body II welcome.
The fourth in the series IL the
/ Grange Dramatic club dances will Ice
given Jan. ~ in Grange hall. Music
will be- furnished by LeitsingeT > or
chesira If six pieces. including drum.
The usual concert will be omitted.
There will be- dancing from 10 l..
Ruby Cobb, ;. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Walter Cobb. formerly of Brattlr
horo, died Wednesday IN Boston from
an operation for appendicitis, Mrs e,
l., Cobb Of Pearl street. grandmother
Of the child. left for Boston Yesterday
morning 10 assist in the funeral ar
engagements.
The chiefs of the P0eahonins eoun'
ell were raised 10 their respective
siumps last night bv the Great Deputy
Poenhontns. Mrs. Anna farr, of Spring |
field, after which a turkey supper was |
served. With music and card playing |
pleasant evening was ENJOYED by all |
AZ their next meeting a new march |
will be- used under the direction of /
Charles Brockinpton. degree master.
A good house greeted The Min.
auditorium last evening by the Avery
Strong comuany As a repertoire com
pany the acting was well M To the
standard Perhaps the vaudeville
might be termed tritle weak. Tonight
the company present Hello Bill. The
claims n prolonged scream
is the way the show should be charae.
terized.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman s club will be held
Wednesday. Jan. 10. al clock, when
Prof. Lewis Il. Patton of Hartford.
Conn. formerly of Brattleboro. will
speak ON Palestine. It's Recent Discov.
cries. This address will be illustrated
by stereopiieon slides made from photo
graphs taken nv Prof. Patton. The lee.
church, and the public will be welcome
10 come for the usual small first fee.
e. C. Davis. the new proprietor of
he Lyric theater. has completed the !
work of alteration and decoration in his
playhouse. The front of the theater ,
ias been painted white and the exterior ,
ias been painted dark green with cell ,
ny of lighter shade New draperies
ave been hung and new back cur
ain has been painted by W. X. Stuart.
Iew dressing rooms have been con 9
tructed and the picture machine has i
een enclosed. Ralph LeCounte of Bos- j
on has been engaged as a machine !
perator. b
President Henry ;. Jordan of the :
tate board of optometry has issued a .
andbook containing the law govern /
NJ the practice of Optometry in Yer h
lont together with list of exemption a
nd examination certificates issued by +
he board. There have been issued l27
certificates and nine persons
ave been registered after being exam &
led, according to the figures given in the $,
ook. The board will meet at the state i
ouse Jan. 49, 30 and 81 to hold an ex- u
mination. A large list of candidates Va
ill appear on those dates. La
Warden Austin G. Nichols of Brat 81 81
eboro lodge, n. f. 0. p, has announced y
le following standing committees: Fl W
ance, Harry Holland, Spencer W. :,
Y committee Mrs. NJ. J. Larrabee, Ia
RS. Arthur Ellis, Miss Lillian Shepard w
IN. Mrs. Edith Gallup, Harry Sweetland, y
RS. Catherine Holland reception com
ittee, DR.. f. R. Lynch, Mrs. Gather vs.
e Berry, Mrs. Grace Davis, Mrs. Fred al
lrrier, l.. A. Howard, DR.. H. L. Wa CO
rman. Arthur Ellis, Harry Dowley; p
committee, s. w. Knight, tn
RS. Mary Wilson, Charles Booker, Mrs. 8,
race Davis, supper. committee, Mrs. m
lie Graves, Mrs. Blanche Wilder; B,
solution committee, Mrs. w. F. Mix en-
DR.. H. L. Waterman, Judge E. w. co
BISON; dance committee, r. II. Messen ga
r, Arthur Ellis, Fred Currier; sus tn
nsion committee Lotus Stafford, l.. TO
Howard, A. j. Bracket. The lodge de
ted to appoint Warden Nichols as eli
committee of one on flowers. tn
The notification of Health Officer
enry Tucker to the officials of the 81
ntral Vermont railroad that the toilet III
oms of the local passenger station on
institute a nuisance that must be bll
ated has borne fruit. Late yester- TN
Y afternoon the local Central Yer ne
mt officials received word from st. ga
bans that carpenters and decorators an
Il make their appearance in Brattle- Is;
70 next week and proceed to put the SCI
ending quarters in sanitary condi- 70
n. This matter has been hanging NJ
, for several months. and as far back "a
the road notified the local health Off we
that immediate steps would be TAX nus
to remedy the existing conditions. gel
load of bricks was pointed out to in acc
ested persons few days later as ma Dai
ial which would be utilized in re- BIZ
the two toilet rooms, but pr pr,
other motions were made toward Esl
filing the promise of Mr.. Jones, and yea
few weeks ago the local board of nel
18th voted to tell the railroad that En-,
lething must be done forthwith. Cal
Those who attended the perform :
es of Buster Brown in the auditOri- Dus