The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

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y purchasers Ia such manner that ~
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The irarheIs' training elias ~ ih
! traiis congregational church viii mrf
\ HrNi Mnn'lAN evening" ~ as with MIS-
q ,to.irr an North Main street. tn
I suhirrl y. The CHILD Esptesslni
Through Melton,
E 70. heckey gam. heiwreu ihr feR
y ulaf hTatllrhafO Team aud an aggIeea
iiuu rapiaine,l bV 4, ferTlief which Wa
i H. have hrcu PLAYED last Sunslay, wa
: postponed week ~ account ~ Ill,
irr, u will tab" place ,laN after Ia
m"rrnw afternoon u weather conditions
are favorable.
+ liraiilrhato lolsr. \, y, q, T.. will
! huld box supper aud entertainment
! "Wednesday evening IN Red Men 4 hall,
= " knight h chairman of the CON.
mii,ee III charge ~ ihe entertainment,
Members IT the lodge will be permitted
to invite guests The women Of the
lodge are requested IL bring boxes,
Tho members ~ ID. Woman : ~,
change will held special food sale IN
the r"si room tomorrow afternoon, lin.
eoln : birthday, for the benefit Of the
fesi room Every one interested in the
rest room, whether members or not, are
kindly asked a. contribute food for the
sale Special music. both instrumental
aud vocal. will be- furnished from Ca q
q 'clock NJ, Barber will also be- present
with his Nicirola.
Friendship circle held is annual
meeting Yesterday afternoon in Odd
/ Fellows hall The following officers
wcrr chosen for the ensuing wear; Presi
dent. Mrs lsn Evans: first vice presi
I dent. Mrs Jennie Moran: second vice
president. Mr.. Ellen Lockwood; secro.
tarv. Mrs Ida Sargent: treasurer. Mrs.
Ida Gilson; directors Mrs. Susie Cook.
! Mrs. Nellie Cooper. Mrs. Ada Amidon,
Mrs. Susie Davis and MR.. Mary Young.
A \. HALLIDAY. fruit grower. liv
inc about half q mile from Bellows Falls.
heard u screaming NOISE back Of his hen
house TUESDAY morning. aud upon inycs
tigaiion discovered two large Canadian |
lynxs. He attempted Ia drive them away |
with club. hut the male showed fight |
aud Mr. HALLIDAY changed his mind. NJ. !
" Raw and DIR. X. ;. Elmer. game ward |
ems. were notified aud attempted 20 shoot |
them. following them for miles without I
coming M with them.
-Georgc l.. Fletcher died early
Yesterday morning nj his home in Ches.
ter. He had been a prominent LAWYER
in Windsor county for MANY years, and
was admitted 10 the bar in Windham
county in 1859 with the late Judge II
II. Wheeler of Bratileboro aud judge
Henry T. Seyerens of the 9th circuit
court Of appeals lie had been very
important democrat and was a candidate
g. "a, ~ 10 ]
a widow aud two sons \. n. Fletcher
of Chester aud Charles Fletcher of Bel
lows Falls.
A definite move by the Grand Trunk
railway to enter Rhode Island has been
made in the legislature of that state in
the form of n petition for the charter
for COMPANY 10 he known rs the South
arn New England Railway company. aud
10 be operated as part of the Grand
Trunk system. II is stated that Grand
Trunk officials have authorized this
action. BY the terms Of the proposed
charter the new line would start AT
Palmer. Mass. through which town runs
he line of the Central Vermont rail
yav. controlled nv the Grand Trunk. II
would pass through West Webster.
Mass. Woonsocket. Valley Falls. Sayles.
lille and Pawtucket, X. l.. ending al
Providence.
John T.. Gale of Guilford. f.. i.
dams of Marlboro and Judge T.. W.
iihsnn of Brattlehoro have been select
d as arbitrator in the matter of put
Ing an electric light plant in Readsboro
nj of commission by the leasing of the
uilding in which il was located. The
ieadsboro Chair COMPANY of Readsboro.
George Bemis of Readsboro and the
barber Leather company OF North
dams Mass, are the interested par
les Mr.. Remis owned the plant which
coupled building which he hired of
he Barber Leather company. The sale
the building by the North Adams
pmpanv caused the suspension of the
liant. 4 meeting of the arbitrator
i'll be held in Readsboro Friday.
A fairly large audience attended
ne presentation of the musical comedy.
he Wizard of Wiseland, at the audi
,rium last evening. There is no plot
the performance. but il is a tumble
more or less pleasing variety features
ranged in two acts. with very slight
lread of connection running through.
IT. There was no merit in great deal
the music. although Miss Fannie Pink
am as Rosabel the heiress. and David
rosch as Lieutenant Hodson. sang ex-
emelv well both together and sep
ately. Nat Phillips. as Ky Golden
,rg. was the whole show and showed
mself firstclass comedian An
iginal cowboy quartet was an unusual
allure which aroused good deal of in
rest. The scenery was good. which
as rather more than could be said
the costumes. but the effect was on
G whole satisfactory and the audience
as well pleased with the performance.
The Masonic building committee
,,na tn |
,se, of New Jersey. give at the audi
rum Tuesday evening. Feb. %, his
ehrated lecture. George Washington:
eemason. and illustrate it with over
0 copies of famous paintings. They
: so like oil paintings that one sits
fore them. wondering how they can be
de so beautiful. This will not only
lecture on Masonry. but also
story of the whole rounded life of
rnon, where he lived. died and is
ried. 1t is the lecture that st. John S
&c, No. |. of New Jersey. from which
.shington borrowed the Jewels to hold
odge of Masons the night he crossed
Delaware. called the finest in its
tory of over 11S years of orations on
shington. While this entertainment
Masonic in its nature, the general
bic is invited to join in the celebra
A. Exchange tickets on sale by can
sing committee will be exchanged
the box office Saturday. Feb. 10. at
+. M.
The Domestic Utilities company of
champion is starting publicity cam
On in Brattleboro in behalf of labor
ing devices for the home. One of
most successful of the products of
company is the Wonder Combus
system. which is a stove lid de-
led for use on kitchen ranges which