The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04

p4Asfd Tuesday la he TAKEN up Al 10
seh0ol mreiihs Nlenday sssnine, A,ilrl
u is Ia -. Il the town aill vote that here
after the iaHn sehaol distract max haid q
meetings Al saish time and ilarr a. ih'
baaid III ssii.al dlTrsiofs miaN designate
Such astinn Nill H. taken in assonlans'
With At a IT the legislature ul 1875
Aftirle Is l. la see II the tosn sehuol die
iIiei wall vote 10 lnsinlet lls sllreloIs q
ssll ths .rhaalh0l,s nn Amss hill Auiel,
10 IL Ia .sc Il the town viii Vol. Ia Ial
whole 90 any Part III thu transport iion ~
it, high .rhaol scholars, The sehool diFee'
tor haN. recommended tax IL ~ cents
ior the snpIoft AZ the schools
Mr.. Minnie Hamilton !. able To NJ
about III, house,
MIR, G.orse llani. aud daughter,
GLADYS. ATE III with msaslss
Mis, Gladys Hall IL South Londonderry
IL whiting IN town this week.
\. W Chase, whose eye Was s.iiuusll
injured few week, age. i abb Ia he cut,
George II. Wherler ri TsItaoe. Mimi, i.
visiting NJ. sister, Mn, George u Wheeler
&. G. Hanis resumed his work 10 \, l..
Stockwelfs Store Monday after two
weeks absence hy Illness,
But Jew new ease, al mea,lr. have de
ycloped ihi. week and those who are vic
tins are reported doing well.
Mr.. :. L. Daniels went 10 her home on
Dummersion hill SATURDAY after a three
months Illness At Memorial hospital,
Miss Angelinc Brooke. who opened a
botany clas, ia the iicc kindergarten room
"Wednesday, expects 10 form class here
Monday,
Mr., 4. II. Wr went to Boston yesterday
for a few days visit before going 10 Chi.
cage where Mr., Dyc viii go into business
with hi brother.
Mr.. y. !. Lewis. who was called 10 Big
Rock. Ill.,. on account of the illness Of her
mother Mr.. u, H. Levin, j. expected %
return next week,
Frank Martin has rented one Of q. W,
Smiths houses. as Western avenue, and
will move there from II. +, Weatherhead'.
hollse about April l.
The Twentieth Century Sewing club met
with Mrs. Helen Miller this week. \
dainty lunch was served. The next meet.
ing will he with Mr.. T.. II. Davenport
March Il.
Notices are up Tor the annual meeting OF
Western Engine company Monday evening |
at go o'clock. This meeting i for the |
election Of officers and the transaction of |
any other business.
f. h. Harrison. student at Mt. Her. |
mon, has been engaged 10 preach in the |
Baptist church for the next six months and |
win begin Sunday. Mr. Harrison with |
his mother and brother viii move into the
parsonage next week.
The Mission Study class OF the Congre.
gational church met Yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. T.. 4. Fisher. Mrs. f. X. Mann
l. a
Miss Florence Fisher read a paper on Mis-.
sions IN Austria. Light refreshments were
served and good number were present.
First Congregational church. Rev. L. j.
Lewis, minister Sunday services: Morn
ing worship at 1890 o'clock with sermon by
the pastor followed by communion; Bible
classes at II o'clock Gospel meeting at
o'clock with special music by the choir.
Capernaum circle will meet this evening al
7.30. There will be talk on the Bible by
the pastor.
i H. F. Weatherhead, representing the +.
A. Strout farm agency of New York city,
attended the annual dinner and meeting
of the representatives of the company in I
New York city last week Two other
Vermont representatives were present +. a
F. Eaton of Woodstock and f. s. Putnam
of Bethel. At the conclusion of the meet
ing an automobile tour was taken through :,
Broadway and Fifth avenue. Dinner was =
served in the African jungle room at !;
Healey's restaurant, 66th street and Co :
lumbus avenue.
The funeral of +. C. Dunklee was held
at the house Saturday afternoon at one e
o'clock. Rev. +. J. Lewis officiating. On b
account Of the illness Of Mrs. Dunklee and C
her son Hugh brief prayer service was 81
hsed with the Masonic committal service at
The tomb. The bearers were d. NJ. Bar a.
Der, James r. LeRay, j. L. Stockwell and \
Ezra E. Fisher. The body was placed in h
,he tomb at Meeting House Hill cemetery. h
The floral tributes were many and beauti-
'ul. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bidwell OF
Jharlestown, n H., attended the funeral. tt
The annual business meeting of the Wom- n
ms Mission circle of the Baptist church u
vas held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. B. ~
J. Miller. A short literary program was !
endered and piano and violin selections
we're given by Miss Goldie johnson and NJ
Miss Maude Miller. The old board of off NJ
ers and committees was reelected. A of
,uffet luncheon was served. The meeting Sc
vas held partially in honor Of the birthday in
of Madam Mary W. Wood OF
lewtonville, Mass, who is a guest of Mrs
Miller. Miss Margaret Edgerley of New 81
onville. Mrs. Woods granddaughter, came ia
nd will spend few days in town. A
The Dramatic club of Protective grange r ,,a
ill present the two-act play, A Perplexing pa
situation, in Academy hall, Thursday eve
ing March 10, at o'clock. There will G,
lso be in connection with the play pro- NJ
ram consisting of a reading by Miss Eloise en-
anders, solos by Miss Josephine Phelps, er
fiss Gertrude Stockwell, Miss Ida Chase re
nd Miss Eleanor Richardson and several
ioln and piano selections by Mr.. and l.
frs. Floyd Johnson The entertainment 90
to be given under the auspices of the w W
Voman's Benevolent society of the Bap- w
st church and the proceeds will be de- a ~
oted to church work. Everyone is in NJ
tied III
Ralph Hescock. elder son of Mr. and
lrs w. H. Hescock of Dummerston hill pc
no has been attending school at Mount SUI
lennon, Mass was taken i'll Monday with wi
ppendicitis. The faculty of the institu- gil
on arranged for the boy to 60 to a an
pringfeld Mass hospital where an OPP tw
alton was performed Monday night. His col
,ndition at present is serious. Mr.. Hes fac
,ck was notified Monday afternoon of his
ms condition and went to Mount Her on,
on Mrs. Hescock went to Springfield la,
7ednesday and was allowed only brief am an,
terview with him. The young man was wa
from pneumonia when strick his
/ with appendicitis. n ,r7
adj
Centre Congregational church, Rev. R.
!. Houghton. minister. Sunday services: ,
80 a. M, divine worship; ll.3O a. M, sto
oily Communion and reception of new wa
embers; l205 Sunday school; p. m. Ter
enten vesper service. This Friday even wh