The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-18


irsi aud much inlstssl Il shown, Cl,-ssnu
) Alexander II West Dover, VI, !, also =
! l rsnsrsiani
Mfs, Walter llshlililr sNt4sts 10 srll hrl
: ihlFtrsi ~ tbs lades' furnishing store ou
South Main street, A. Il l. "a lar ifoul
het home hat shr !. no, ahlr Ia 10 ins
: lier H. lnih.
The dir-t0fs II N0uhlleiL CTramrn
have askoi for sealed hlds ior collecting
rtram an the ,liiietrns tnuies aud request
ihst u handed ia lseiofe y o.elesk >atui-
dan, Marrh ri
H. l., Howard, nov principal II Mill.
lanishulg Mass, high .,hoal, has artrlir,l
he pIinellalship ui the NoIihnsld high
srhool ani Viii commtnrr hi dniies Mon
day, Marh ~
Miss Mariori. War;. a graduate al the
seminary Ia lad and oi Miss Mherlork :
kindergarten sehool "a Boston, has iusl az
remrd nnslilan a. tutor IN wealthy
family ia New Work
The architects specification, arc in the
possession IT the building committee ri the
new high srhool and memorial hall and
sealed proposals viii h. fer-iYed ior the
cfr,iion aud umpleilon III the hnildlng.
The Improved oplrt Of Red Men ha, iusi
secured rgalia valued al saSo Ia replace
that which was burned Ia Sans oi Veterans
hall The memhcis are now ready "a go
nn with their work IN the proper manner.
Rev, aud Mr.. l.. : Chaicr have t..
turned iram the S0uihicld conference and
are staying Al the Nonhhcld Mr. CHATTER
T. teaching ~ Mt. llrmnn during the all.
.-ncr ii Prof Nd onnaughly on q vaca
ton,
! \ banquet supper will be- served ia the
| Unitarian Ncsin March 81 a. benefit
Tor Charles Mattoon. The menu will Ia
clude a chowdor made from fresh clans
IN excellent entertainment l. being pre-
pared.
The uast winter ha, been q remarkable
one for the Mortified hotel Never haV.
% many guests patronized the hotel ia
winter. II ha, become necessary to opcn
up more ot the house the nasi week to
accommodate patrons,
last sunday y. Fay Smith was at Mt.
llcrmon and Rev " W. Cor preached
from John l0:il. John did no miracles.
but all things John spakc oi thi. man were
true" Mr. Smith conducted the gospel
service in the evening,
Work has begun on the Dicket>ou Ii
hrary under the direction Of the state pa.
lice. The changes being made arr re-
luired 10y law. a. there l. but one exit
from the library hall Similar changes are
To he made in Masonic hall.
There was no meeting al the Unitarian |
church last SUNDAY and there viii hc no |
service in the church until Easter when |
Rev. Arthur Wilson of Clinton, who has |
been called by the parish. will preach |
whether he accepts the call or not.
Mrs Tizah lIolton, about 90, who has
been very ILL., Is much improved. Her l
daughter. Mrs Lucy Harvey. Of Gill, has
been IN town the past week or more To be
near her mother. and visit her daughters,
Mrs. 4, w. Proctor and Mrs. Fred Irish.
The bakery of Samuel II. smith is of
fered for sale. Since Elliott W. Brown
started in the real estate business in town
much property has changed hands, and
many who were thought to be- settled for
life are considering the subject of selling
their property.
Robert Field has sold his place on South
Main street. recently vacated 10y Mrs.
David Ball, to Rev. Arthur j. Brown, ID.
D., of Montclair y. j.. secretary OF the
Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Missions,
and a brother OF Elliott W. Brown. the
local real estate agent.
The challenge games of basketball be-
lhffu lllt Teams al AH' NlHtitiA HtHilhhis |
are creating much enthusiasm, I
The games the past week were Moore vs..
Hillside. 20 to Is: Revell VS. Hillside, to
5: Moore vs.. Narquand. Is to l3; Revell
vs. Hillside, 10 to g. East hall won the
cup last year. but this year has no team.
Moore and Marquand have won the most
games thus far.
The evening school began its sessions ,
Tuesday night at n Fay Smiths until the
public schools begin. when it will meet in
the East Mortified schoolhouse. Miss
Elva Howell, who is stenographer at the :
book store. will have charge of the school,
Miss Howell is graduate of Mt. Holyoke
college and will make an efficient teacher.
There were eight students the first night
and Others are to join at once. 9
The last words of Mrs Eliza Reed Sun :
ierland were very impressive; II should
have been glad for few more years of
work, but | am content; it is all right as
it is. exactly right ! have been given d
beautiful life, very beautiful If this is
leath. then it is beautiful too. People have !
said it is dreadful. but it is sweet. 1t does a
not seem to me death at all, but larger life. t
And the future is beautiful. ! am not go /
ng away. | shall be with you" v
The newly elected selectmen have al /
ready begun their work. New guide
boards have been placed at the corner of
Main street and the road to South Vernon.
The seectmen have made the following APP
continents: Sealer of weights and meas II
ires, Joseph r. Colton forest fire warden
'red w. Doane: registrar OF voters. John d
yalaghan; fire wardens, F. w. Doane, c.
/. Webster, II. C. "Holton Charles Gilbert n
\. A. Newton; inspectors of provisions,
frank Head, f. A. billiard. j. E. Ross, J. :,
!. Fisher. C. W. Stratton; inspector of -
Frank f. Head.
The annual meeting of the Mortified b
reamery association was held in the town IL
,all Monday and the following officers
we're elected: Clerk, and treasurer, c. G. =,
,teams: directors, f. E. Russell, North n
eld; Arthur Chaplin, Gill; Ben amin N
'ampbell, Winchester: Elijah Stockwell; "
rernon: Charles Gilbert, Northfield /.
arms: auditors, f. G. Atherton, Gill, and a. a.
rank Montague, Mortified Farms. The III
eport the past year showed the assocl- y !,
ton to be in prosperous condition. .
'hough there are many patrons IN tins VI
unity. Bernardston may be added and Nv Nv
ream route extended from there. A good ~ =,
Tendance of the stockholders was pres NJ NJ
MT
The honor roll of the boys brigade for te
he year 1909 is as follows: 100 per cent la
oseph Waite: 90 per cent, James Shea, w
Iarold McGrath; % per cent, Carl New ar
m. 90 per cent Mark Mclean, Will Dial.
IN: 90 per cent, Raymond Culver Carl II
lotion Richard Holton. Everett Howard; 20 ~,
! per cent. Will Broderick, Alfred Hol- 60 60
IN There were 40 drills during the year. NJ
= +bas mon who have 90 Der cent or over ~