The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28

Y Ire ealneil, knighls 81 tolumbu
II siil work the hTsi degree al q sI@cii
meeilas this evening,
y A Inmmagr sale was hsld IN "A
n Salvation Array hall hy the loeal naEt
e Tuesday siirfre.a sad evening.
-Thew eill BE- a rnmmagn sale !
y salvation Army hall tomorrow, lan, q
Y Tho proceeds aill be used for local sofi
-liah-r' &, iiaraH has been appellate
a sI-'clal master Ia the rhanerTN saii a
: AN"l W, lason ~ y 4, Daniels, I'd
a minisiTatoT
!, The far coat hanging In llonshln
a simohds shaw window y Ia ~ give
sway Saturday afternoon, Feb, y, Al ID
maiinrr,
, Don I forget tonight al the Eni
!. piIe Ihrairf Cash pIises given 10 held
eIs at lucky tickets during the week in
eluiing iodaN,- adv
At the regular meeting ~ bingham
chapter. -. 4, \, Tuesday evening lhi
initiniofy degree will hs worked. Re-
freshmohis will h" served,
The women At the uniyersalisi 40
eieiN will hold regular monthly husl
ness meeting IN ID. church paTloTs nsNl
Thursday afternoon. Feb, I.
The Esiey Organ company sold 4
valuable pair IT black horses "a the
liralilrboro Wead company yesterday "a
hc used Ia their trucking business,
a siill alarm called the chemical
engine pul Yesterday for u small blaze
IN ihe pool room in the Emerson block
90 Elliot street, The damage WIS., ,ri.
ding,
John l.afrow aud George Dany.w
i -. -. 49,
street 10 l.. H. Sir-etrr. who has "a ken
possession. They VIII be- employed hy
the new proprietor.
Nelson i. Steele and Miss Nellie ".
! Thirien. both Uf Bfatilrboro. were mar.
I ri"d by Judge William :. Newton al his
office Jan 20. Mr.. Steele u employed
~ Bcssciie ; restaurant, They will live
Ia Braitlebofo.
Health Onicrr Henry Tucker stated
this morning that there have been about
2u0 eases Of measles reported 90 him
thus far Another crop may h. eXs
pccicd within u few DAYS, The Wash.
ingion street school il the only one 10
escape the epidemic 10 date.
The fruit store of philip Thomas
was closed by Deputy sheriff q. l.
Knapp Wednesday on foreclosure of
mortgage held by the Dewitt Grocery Co.
Boston parties who held mortgage
ou the soda fountain have rrplcyincd
the apparatus. The stock has been r..
moved and will bc sold at sheriff : sale.
"A game Of hockey will take place
Sunday afternoon NJ > clock on the
ice Inst below the Connecticut river
bridge. Brattleboro team. under the
management Of James l.illis. has ne
ccpied the challenge 10 play against the
team mentioned last week IN these col
umus Of which VI, Linprufclter il man
agcr.
The Ladies Aid society uf the
Methodist church held meeting in the
church yrstTv nj $50 clock Yesterday I
afternoon. Following hc social hour |
supper was served aud at the close of I
the supper q contribution Of II was /
made hv each member of the society. /
Each contributor accompanied her gif, /
with an explanation Of how the dollar /
was earned.
The Centre club presents Miss Ma.
riOn Wilson of New York city in char
actcr sketches in costume. M Grange |
hall Monday evening. Jan. 81, al
% clock This entertainment is an eN
tremely interesting one and is open 20
he public tickets being on sale at Hold
IN : drug store, After the entertain
nent there viii be a sociable and dance
for the members of the club and their
friends.
Mrs. Charles Wall. 80. died at her
home in Gardner. Mass, Wednesday.
Ian. 26, from ptomaine poisoning,
'aused from eating oysters. She was
he daughter of Abbie Deane) and
iates Estabrooks Of Wardsboro and
pent her early life in that town. She
married to Charles Wall, also of Wards
,oro and they moved 10 Gardner. Mass.
everal years ago and had lived there
ince. She is survived by her husband
nd one daughter, Marion Wall. The
'ody will be taken to Wardsboro today
nd the funeral will be held there to-
morrow morning. Burial will be in the
Fardsboro village cemetery.
George F.. Fox has issued new
MOTTO post card which will be on sale
t the little red store on Bridge street.
nd which bears an attractively printed
erse as follows:
"Words are but wings of thought
Which fly from mind to mind:
And wise are they. who always say
Things thoughtfully and kind. "
he card itself, as well as the sentiment
bears are worthy of wide circulation.
The annual meeting of the Society !
lr the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
as held at the Brattleboro free library
nesday evening The membership of
lie society for 1909 was So. The amount
,ceived from all sources during the
ear $5699, of which $40.35 was ex-
ciety. A balance of 1864 is in the
lnds of the treasurer Charles II. Pratt
as elected president and Rev. Z. @. S.
,good. secretary. treasurer. Rev. j. r.
DIV of Brattleboro and f.. II. Akeley of
nrnon were elected to fill two vacan
ps on the board of directors. and Henry
Allen was reappointed as agent of
e society.
There has been such general and
sistent demand for some action to pro-
de an ice skating rink, that it is pro-
sed to appoint a committee from the
ntre club to see if arrangements can
t be made for flooding portion of
2 ice on the east side of the island,
lich is accessible and sheltered from
, wind to some extent. 1t is antici
ted that there will be no difficulty
out raising the necessary money or get
g the cooperation of the bailiffs and
, fire department for such reason
lie and inexpensive scheme. if only
re is some organization behind it to
Ike plans and see that they are carried
!. Certainly the opportunity to furn.
the means of enjoying so delightful
! healthy sport as skating ought not
be carelessly neglected.
The layman's missionary movement,
ich is projecting series Of public
etings in Is of the principal cities of
north and west, has included Yer