The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

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Monday evening,
Mrs, Edwin q. Samson, az, who dir,
~ her home IN flalnheld, W., early yss
lefdaN morning was sister Of l.eia
Wiley af this inmn.
Friendship riTele will hoid iis an
nuai business meeting next Thursday
afternoon In Odd Fellows hall Supper
will be- served al ais q clock.
l.oo council. Knights ~ Columbus,
held card saelal last evening ~ their
roams which was well attended A
musical program was rendered aud ~
fr"shmsnts were served.
Amos ~ Elmer, ~. who died NJ
his home III Norihhcld, Mass, last fIl'
dnY evening. was father Of Alton u,
Elmer. formerly employed as prooiTcni'
or for the Vermont Printing COMPANY
The ladies association Of the Cen
ire church gave an escnllaIed oyster sup
per In the church IaTlors last evening,
The storm prevented a large attendance,
but the enthusiasm of those attending
was In nowise dampencd,
A large audience gathered ia the
l'nnersnlist church Sunday evening 20
listen Ia the illustrated lecture on Sicily
given hy Rev. u. T.. Trout. MANY IT the
views given showed the terrible devasia
ton wrought hv the earthquake, W, II,
Gay sang two solos,
Reports from Memorial hospital
state that Daniel Griffin. who was In.
iurcd Friday morning on the West river
bridge. being struck by freight train,
il improving and will recover, Though
be- man suffered severe shock and was
injured internally no bones were broken,
The subject Of Rev. u. T.. Trout :
lecture in the tniVersalisi church sun
day evening will bee China. The stere |
opiicnn views used 10 illustrate the lee |
ture will give scenes enacted during the |
Boxer uprising MANY of the pictures |
were taken AZ the time of the uprising. /
4 special musical program will be given.
Preparations are complete for the
y. T.. o. u. masquerade In festival hall
Monday evening. An orchestra of six
pieces including drums will give a con.
cert from : 10 . and furnish music for
I he uancing Four prizes will be given
away and the hall will be suitably dee.
Grated. Reserved seats 20 on sale to
night At Thomas pharmacy.
Mrs. Anna T.. Smiley Of Ilolyokc.
Mass, gave a most interesting talk al
he morning and evening services AT the
Methodist church last SUNDAY on for
!
ne and necessity of information on any
Ihcme 10 arouse inspiration. Mrs.
smiley j. popular throughout America
as leader in junior Epworth work.
Work has been rushed this week on
he rebuilding " the toilet rooms al ,
he Central Vermont passenger station. !
The interior Of the old rooms has been
Entirely torn ont and the size of the
ooms doubled bv building an addition
# brick NJ the east side If the station
rho rooms will be wainscOted in slate :
md equipped with modern sanitary fix
ures.
The Universalist society presented !
Memorial hospital the large doll which /
vas on sale at their fair last week. The a
lift has been fully enjoyed by the lit.
le girls who are there under treatment.
he management of the institution is
cry grateful 10 the society for the re-
lcmbrance and to all who have sent !,
fits of flowers. periodicals and delica "
les for the patients. "
Whether the ground hog made his :,
ppcarance Tuesday is not announced. n
ut if he did he was afforded an Oppor. n
unity of gazing AZ his shadow for the
ay was one of sunshine. The tempera- .,
IRE was such as 10 make il pleasant for =,
nneral weather conditions did not war r.
int the belief that there are 40 days r.
ore of real winter weather down on the -
hcdule which the casting of the wood /,
iuck s shadow is understood TO be ~
sponsible for. i"
Chase 4 Daley of this place are at N
rncys for Dora 4. Clement and Grace N
Thomas of Bennington who have
ought suit for SANDER against Caleb l.,
riggs of that town. The damage is W.
aced at $4,000 by the plaintiffs who -.
aim that their regulations have been t.,
iured to that amount by the defen 10
mt S accusation that they purloined on ~ ~
It. %. 1909 zone jack. knife. - tea w.
oons,. three sheets and six pillow ~
ses'' The plaintiffs were formerly "n
usekeepers for the defendant. 70 70
John A. Simonds. 49, who died in co
Mex, Feb. !, was the son co
the late G. +. Simonds, formerly of III
attleboro. Mr., Simonds was with his We
ther in the hotel business in Licking oil
a, Ky, for many years, then taking TO
e HEREFORD House in Canton, O., hav-
, among his guests Pres. Mckinley. NJ,
Hing out his hotel business. he entered ot
, mining business in Mexico. He of
YES wife. two daughters, and a son. W.;
rial is likely to take place in Brattle ~,
70. although advices have not as yet no,
an received. snI
The time for filing an answer in the qu;
junction proceedings brought by f. A. dit
light and Frank o. Carpenter of West WI
lttleboro against G.. f. Crowell. +. C, sta
,sby. the Sunset Lake Water com bel
~, the Chestnut Hill Reservoir com lin
" and the Brattleboro Water Works the
npany Nov. u.s. has been extended to Thu
rch |. On NOV. Is an order was IS pul
d by Chancellor A. A. Hall of st. ner
,ans restraining the defendants from
with the natural flow of bor
water III iieassht NaheS prooh day
arvoir of the Brattleboro Water Ty,
rks company. her
Miss Marion Wilson of New York in
ertained an interested audience in was
nge hall Monday evening with char ON
ar impersonations, and musical pro- the
m was interspersed between the vari MAJ
sketches given by Miss Wilson. The ago
artainment was under the auspices of wht
Centre club. Dancing followed he ly {
,rtainment. The point of view of yea
convict was strikingly portrayed by uni,
S Wilson and a high school girl 8 Sep
luation essay on the Sphere of thel
nan was decidedly true representa- Dus
of such a character. All of the i'm witt
onations were given in costume and the
e true to life. Miss Gertrude Mat was
VS. sang two solos, f. H. Crane gave in t
Dllege song, piano solo was rem had
d by Wales Holden and selections sury
. given on the violin and piano by ousl
!. Leitsinger and A. J. Dugan. Lett will
err and Dugan furnished music for fune
ing The characters represented by offic
Wilson in her delineations repre- the
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Drtles OF the hour ana everyday Rive