The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-15


hsld a sIe4msd hsh sapVeT 10 Wells hal
Tuesday esening,
The annual neeiiHs II The ulfls
slnh alll be heid N The rcsi Toem Men
daN evening ~ : e'rieek,
AT the regular meeiins ai iiTailie
haTa laigr, \. y, u. T., Wednesday rNr
alag, ths irsTrr MS seateftad npon
class ~ 10 candidates
Part Dumm9f oaloHy. Pilgrim FAITH
ris. sili bald q rnmmaee sale Ia the Via
ton black an Main street today and Ia
morrow, BAKED heahs and hom@mad'
ioad will be said.
-laIanes1 Honeymoon will be- ihs
aiiFaeileh al the auditorium = week from
Tomorrow afternoon and evening, fhi'
u large attraction that u On lie wai
from New York 10 Quebec,
AT a meeting ~ the directors ~ Ihs
Connecticut River Power company ~
New Hampshire held In iiinsdale y-sIer
day afternoon Charles A, Harris 81
hfaIil-horo was elected president a. sue
rerd the late Charles W, Durham,
The beard ~ s.l-oimen have 10
relNrd a fepafi from the state labor
Aiary Al Harrington of the analysis
from the stock ~ hratiiebofo druggists,
The report has not been made pnhlie.
BILLY, the hoy Artist. proved hardly
A. eomieal ON the stage Of the auditorium
last Saturday afternoon aud evening ~
h' Is In the Sunday supplement, but the
younger members ~ the audiences that
gathered "a see him and his company
enjoyed ih. attraction exceedingly.
= The funeral services Of George ".
kmes were held AT the home In Marlboro
Saturday morning at II o'clock. Rev.
II. II. shaw ofiiciaied. The body was
nlaccd In the mansoleum In Morningside
cemetery, hraiilchoro. The hearers
were Walter Dalr,mple. Harry Thomas,
Walter 4, frouiy aud Arthur Rohde.
-Poeahonias Council, number =. has
called u special meeting for Thursday
night when the adoption degree will be
conferred on six candidates, Several
new features have been added 10 the
floor work which were much appreciated
last night when pale face learned the
mysteries Of the degree Of Poeahonias.
Section men on the West River a.
vision Of the Central Vermont railroad
have long felt that sla5 day was in.
sufficient paw. and April practically all
the men quit work. The section bosses
remained ON duty but no repair work
was done until this week when the diff
.crenccs of opinion between the men and
the management of the road were nd
iusted. II reports are true.
The Methodist church has asked
District Superintendent W. y. Smithers
10 recommend n successor 10 Rev. Mark
II. Sharples a. pastor of the Bratilcboro
church AT the conference now in session
nj Island Pond. For some time il has
been known that Mr.. Sharplcs would not
seek reappointmcni. Rev. Fred A. Wells
Of Randolph has been selected for the
and has signiiied his will.
ingress TO accept the passionate.
AT the annual meeting of the trus
tees Of the BTattlcbor6 free library
evening the following officers
were elected: President, II. ID. liolton:
treasurer. g. 4. Miles; secretary, II. b.
chamberlain; committee on books, Col. I
Miles, Rev. John X. Cow, Rev. ID. T.. /
Trout: library rooms committee, f. X.
Barrows, II. ID. Iiolton, Col. kittredge !,
lIaskins; committee on librarian, +. III. /
crane. DR. ;. T.. Lawton, Rev. NJ. j. Car.
nody.
"A special meeting Of the Brattle- |
boro Boat Club will be held in the 1
American building this evening 10
near the report Of the committee ap. 1
pointed to investigate the matter of \
# quarters on the island The com
nittee has taken up the question of /
the old Cheshire express !
building into a boathouse and will |
present figures covering the estimated /
.ost Of making the necessary altera.
ions.
An enthusiastic meeting of the high /
chool boys interested in track athletics
vas held yesterday afternoon and ar
angements were completed for begin
ling the season 3 work. ID. Stolte has
,een engaged as coach and candidates
will begin working under his direction
iondav afternoon AZ the Valley Fair
rounds With the exception of Jenne
n the members of last year s team are
lipible this wear. A meet with Bellows
'alls. Greenfield and Keene will proba'
Nv take place early in June.
The Brattleboro Woman + club held
regular meeting Wednesday at $50 p.
!. in the Congregational chapel. An in
ormal ballot for officers for the ensuing
ear was taken and delegates and alter
ates were elected to the meeting of the
tate federation to be held at Rutland
une and 9 After two excellent piano :
,los by Wales Holden, Miss Sarah Ben
IN. a member of the club, gave an ex-
'ndcd and very entertaining account |
t her experiences at oxford university !
lille studing there after her graduation !
'om Smith college.
The Brooks House pharmacy has in
allied an elaborate soda fountain this 9
eek equipped with all modern and san b
arv fixtures known to the trade. me '
ont of the counter is of Mexican onyx $
nd Italian and Tennessee marble is !
,ed in the counter and other parts OF
10 trimmings A modern refrigerator C
placed beneath the massive show eases j
bich stand at each end of the broad v
lelf against the wall Plate glass and t
ahopany with electric lights screened t
' stained glass give highly orna- a
entail effect to the store. A l2-foot Il
,unter runs around the fountain. t
AT the recent annual thank offer !.
o meeting held by the women of the =
sntre Church on Good Friday the :,
70 stanzas written by DR.. Henry Van :
vke for an addition to the national !,
Them America, were sung Tor the =
st time in Brattleboro. These words :,
ere written in response to a national
,mand for some verses that would
present the ideals of the whole coun- :,
' and be more descriptive of all Il
ctions. They are not copyrighted !.
id they are reprinted here: !.
I love thine inland seas, .
Tbv groves of piant trees,