The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-06

The regular monihly meeting q The
iiraillslsaFs Muiual asserAslloA Nlll &c
hskl Aiansi4y aiIsFneon Al a@ ~ the
headquarters. - North Main street,
The mercury Nent 10 III degrees
aboye xera At West iiTatilehaIo lasl
hieLs aHd early IlseH ga Prospect hill
iLis moThias Found = white iesi,
la an exciting Eams Il baseball 81
Nniasd. \. a.. ire4Bsis lsrimeeh packed
nlnes ~ professional aai business nrrs
NilsTsnan Millafd, formerly u this IoAhs
gla Weighs ssa pounds, made home run
and sen the game i.r his eide, J 10 ].
some unknown hero from hra,ile'
hote With thirst landed 10 The vferh'
field, Mass. Ilellea court "Wednesday
according 10 brief paragraph from
that town in the Springfield kePnhli'
can Yesterday, No name VAS given
aud thus llTaiilehoIo loses opportunity
TO Indulge In further pnhlieiiy Of the
matter,
C. N. Dasan has charge 81 the en-
change tickets ioT the hand opera, Pirates
~ r.nsano-, and IL canvassins the ieAh.
HE telephone number u rii Tickets
may also be- secured at the BROOKS
HOUSE pharmacy. The exchange sale
opens Saturday morning, May ~, at :
o. clock At the box Office, continuing I'll
day. The regular sale opens Monday,
May Ia.
A lev minutes after I o'clock yesier,
DAY afternoon the l5inrh water main oi
the nraiilslloFo Mater Works company
from the Pleasant Valley reservoir burt
nearly opposite the residence Of Road
Commissioner David 4. Perry In West
nualtlcl,ofo. For a Few minutes q minia'
tnfr gryNcr did thing 10 the roadbcd, but
the water was soon shut Oh aud repairs
we've made today.
The women Of the uniyersalisi church
srrVed a chatting deh supper last night "a
a crowd which kept coming IN from the
time the doors were o,scned al o'clock
until N, closing time Nrs. Ferris X
Vaughan and Mr.. John Lindsey were ia
charge of the supper, \ sale Of candy,
cake. flowers. and aprons was held, thoso
IN charge being Candy table, Miss MIN,
mic Scott. Miss Annie Rioharison and
Mn. W. II. Richardson; flowers. Mrs. l..
Guy Tasker aud Mr.. Fred Tuihill; cake,
Mr.. &. q. Staples, Mrs. q. u. Barber;
aprons. Mir. Emily Edwards.
Phil OFT aud his associate coined
ians entertained large audiences ~
the auditorium last evening and the
evening before, the attractions being
The Man aud the Mummy and The
Boston Belle. The program NJ each
performance was practically the same
MS when the company was here early
in the season. II made no preiention
AZ being serious but furnished q con
tinuous opportunity for laughter 70
an who are not over fiissy about deli
racy Of humor. Mr.. OFT himself was
he same eccentric comedian ana MS
company was the same ~
when he was here before.
The officers Of Bingham chapter,
o. r. =, were installed Tuesday eve
ming bv Past Matron Mavcrettc \.
Fisher assisted by Past Matron Mar
iha 4. Swift rs marshal and Mrs. Mar
ion r. Weld as chaplain. The follow
ng are the officers for the year:
Matron, Mrs. Isabella ;. Law
renee: worthy patron, Frederic i.
swift. associated matron, Mrs. jeanette
NJ. Hcvwood: secretary. Mrs. Eugenia
NJ. Pcttee; treasurer. Mrs. Mary \.
Randall; condnctress. Mrs. Marion {.
COMBS: associate conductress. Mrs.
Alice NJ Spaulding; chaplain. Mrs. III.
EN- NJ. Phelps: marshal, Mrs. May {.
Morris: organist. Mrs. Addie Il. Car.
renter: Adah. Pauline ;. Evcrleth;
Ruth. Mrs. Mary Davis; Esther, Mrs.
Elsinore X. Crowell; Martha, Mrs. Let'
"a NJ. Winchester; Electa, Miss
Blanche Martini; warder, Mrs; LIZZIE
:. Billings; sentinel, William IL. hey
wood. Following the installation re-
'reshments We're served.
Dog owners should bear in mind |
hat the mortality rate among cannes
; bound 10 be heavy after the 10Th OF |
Nav. As that date falls upon Sunday |
{ will be well for all owners OF UNI
licensed dogs to procure the necessary |
document if they desire TO further
ornament their fircsides with fIdos, |
aovers and plain, old'fash ioned Tow,
ers. The law says that all unlicensed
LOGS shall die after May 10. Last |
'ear 353 dogs were licensed. iester,
Law the number reported as licensed |
VAS 343 and the town clerks Office is
,ot inclined to believe that there is a
ess number of dogs in town this year |
han last. While an attempt is made
q make census of CANNES once |
,ear by the listers the number Of ami
mails reported on the inventory blanks
lever equals the number licensed dur
np the wear. The selectmen will des'
pnate several brave men as dog ex-
'eutioners and the work of slaughter
nav legally begin after May 10: IL
osts 80 to license a male and 81 Tor
emale dog
The Centre Congregational church
sunday school is considering a new
Ian for the kindergarten and primary
department which include children be-
ween the ages of three to nine. Inc
,lan is to have the children come to
he church services at $50 a. m. and
emain until after the children,s story
bout IL clock. Then they will &c, to
heir rooms and have their Sunday
c6ool exercises and will be ready to
70 home at the close of the church
ervice. This plan will be tried for
he first time next Sunday. There are
everal advantages of such an arrange,
nent. The children are fresher ana
,etter prepared for their work at that
ime. IT will enable parents with
mall children to attend the morning
ervice and take the children home
With them after that service. 1t Will
make room for other departments OF
he Sunday school. The principal
objection is that it will deprive GER
ain teachers of the service of worship,
nut it is hoped that. sufficient add
ional teachers may be secured for
lternate Sundays.