The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-30

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a merling 81 The IiEaIIisi.oss
bsansh ~ H. Moaaan = Alliance 9ill be
held AZ the homs II Mrs, !, u. haTIees
FRIDAY rNrning AZ $50 e'eiork. sab
ieei, The EniNrHsallsl thaFeh,
-fhe sFanes aiii observe ehildIeh .
daV lAre. 80, Supper will be served AZ
q. followed bY an eHieiiaiemehi, Tar
eats are requested "a bring leei with
cut further solicitation.
MendaY Aill be- observed AZ the
posIoliieU a. q halliday The ofiire VII
hr oI9n from ! nniii y e'rlesh, The
carriers Nill make The morning delivery
enls, and the rural carriers ~ill make
no delivery,
-faK hunters started out YESTERDAY
morning believing that tho light fall 81
snow would make Ideal hunting cehdi'
lions, The rising Temperature made u
too hard travelling for both dogs and
men. however. aud The hunters returned
empty handed last night
-Hfaiiirboro chapter. u, A, n, will
meet Ian. d with Mrs, l., 4, lioldcn on
Park place. Mrs. lloldeh aud Mrs, w,
r. Root viii entertain, A paper on
Fort Rridp~man will be read hN Mrs
! D. ~, Weeks, Responses "a the foil eall
wil be- Revolutionary parts,
DIR. Frank ], Sexton Of bfoekline'
| Mass, the famous old Brown uniNcf'
siiY pitcher. who has been chosen coach
of the Harvard baseball team, will be
/ remembered nv an occasional boNman
/ for Rraiileboro in the paimY DAYS Of 20
YEAR ago. lie often PLAYED against
the home team with Millefs Falls and
Northampton,
Transient visitors az the police sta.
ton are frequent these DAYS. MANY OF
the tourists who seek the hospitality
81 Chief of Police George Wilson CON,
plain Of the heating arrangements NJ
The municipal pnal. some Of those
stopping over night In the local police
station say they are afraid 10 go, TO
sleep lest they contract severe cold
John Fcrritcr sustained n fracture
OF the left leg near the ankle Monday
while az work ON the Cornell farm ~
West Chesterfield, \, II. He was l,ah'
ing COW across q stretch Of ice when
the animal pulled away suddenly and
threw him heavily 90 the ground. MT.
Ferritef il now confined NJ the nome OF
his parents ON Chase street.
Eight Windham county cases are
sci for the trial term Of the supreme
court. which OPENS nj Montpelier Tues
day. Among those Of interest 20 Brat
ileboro people il the case OF l.isle NJ.
Carpcntcr against the Central Vermont
railroaa The court will decide wheth-
or the pctiti0n for change OF venue
asked bv the defendant should be
granted. The appealed alienation ease
of Edna T.. Townshcud against Jennie
:. Townshcnd will he heard.
Cleveland Lynde. carpenter EN-
Moved by Contractor Cushman on the
Masonic temple. lost the sight OF ms
right eve Wednesday afternoon, belhg
! I'M i'm the eve by n heavy spike which
! he was ATTEMPTING to drive with a
/ Ratchet lie was taken to the Memo
rial hospital. and Yesterday the physl'
/ elan in charge of his case was doubt
| ful whether the e-e could be saved
/ The Young man lives in Colrain, Mass
The Soul Kiss. which is booked for
an appearance nj the AUDITORIUM
| Thursday evening, is now in its third
/ season of uninterrupted success. III had
n run of 800 nights in New YORK al the
| New York theatre. six months IN Shl
cago. three months in Boston, ana
prOportionate length of time IN the
! other large cities. II is TO be presented
here bv company OF ou people utille 3,
under the direction of Julian mitchell;
who has staged most of the successful
musical comedies of the past few years.
The concert to be given by. the
/ Harmony club in the Baptist church to-
morrow evening at $ o clock promises
! Ia he n rare treat The three young
women COMPOSING the club have had
large experience, and make up thelf
| propram from n wealth OF material
! They are versatile and can present as
many distinct features in their even
/ mos entertainment as the usual CON
| cert companies of five people. Thelr
purpose is best expressed by tne one
word-harmony. Tickets NAV be Sc
! cured in advance or at the door. Course
tickets are on sale at special price,
| There are no reserved seats.
The annual meeting of Protective
grange was held Wednesday evening,
! and the following officers were elected
4 for the coming year; Master, II. W.
sargent; overseer, c. f. Lockwood; lee
turer, Mrs. +. l., Knowlton; steward,
! Victor c. Grant; assistant steward,
CLAYTON S. Daniels; chaplain, Mrs. {.
II. Grant: treasurer Fred d. Weld;
secretary. Mrs. NJ. 4. Fisher; Ceres
| Mrs. c. L. Lockwood; Pomona, Mrs
Waldo Wells; Flora Miss Carlot,ta Hop
! kins: lady assistant steward, MIS-.
CLAYTON s. Daniels. It was voted to
chance the date of the next meeting
| from Jan. IL to Jan. Is. at which time
the officers will be installed
The magnetic musical sensation;
The Soul Kiss, which is the, underlined
| attraction announced by the manage
ment of the auditorium for Jan. D, has
demonstrated by past performances IN
the different cities it has been presented
that il is the strongest attraction that
the box Office of the theater has ever
known. 1t returns to the road this sea-
son overlooking with budget Of new
novelties and songs, rendered with ap-
propriate costume changes, ana IN
manner characteristic of the artisIe.
The company of GO people lncl99!9ns
Novita, a danseuse OF grace any shi L.,
who has created q great SENSATION ny
her winsomeness throughout Europe.
The next meeting of the Brattle-
boro Woman 3 club will be held WedI
nesday afternoon in the Congregatlohafs
chapel Mrs. Anna Spear SteDoiSSs so o.
Dorchester, Mass, will speak on scan
dinavian Women as Seen Through, an
american Woman s Eyes, illustrated by
Scandinavian songs. Mrs. Stebblns IS
a cultured woman, with fine personal
ity. She has an attractive delivery.
and a wealth of language that precludes
the possibility of dullness. with her
literary art is combined an insight into
music, and this fortunate combination
makes her work doubly fascmatlng.
Her husband was sent abroad to study
social conditions, and it was while on
sncb a tour that Mrs. Stebbins gath
cred the material for her lectures.
The taking of evidence in the case
of the National Metal Edge Box com
nanv AGAINST Jean Vandeveer was com
pp I Wednesday afternoon in the Of pr
fee of the county clerk before 5 Special
Master Charles II. Williams of Bellows Ss
Falls. The company recently brought
q netition in chancery to foreclose "a q
mortgage of $4,000 and to recover Sz?u
which the orator claims to have PAD III
taxes to protect the. property. Inc neo ae
If the Brattleboro Retreat, claims tha1