The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-10
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Children = day will be observed IN
the churches SUNDAY.
Every owner 1T nag Is requested
Ia display II Tuesday. Flag day.
The d. 4. r. hold their annual
meeting June II alag dayl. with Miss
Susan T.. Clark. hostess.
The first concert Of the season was
given by the First Regiment band on
the common Tuesday evening,
The program for the grange meet
ing Wednesday evening will be IN
charge Of Ceres. Pomona. aud Flora.
Mrs. ". II. Barrett. ~ Main street.
Manicnring and shampoolng pariofs.
satisfactory work AT popular prices.
adv. ~
The women Of the Baptist church
will hold food sale In the vesiibuie Of
the church tomorrow afternoon from
until . o'clock.
-Brattlcboro Camp Of Modern
woodmen Of America attended the
Iniversalist church Sunday. Rev. ID.
T.. Trout preached a special sermon.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Brattl.boro Mutual Aid association
will be held Monday at $50 nj the
headquarters, "a North Main street.
Lewis A. Clark aud Miss Gertrude
Mabel Lucas, both of Winchester, y,
H.. were married by Judge W. :. New
ION in the town clerks office May IS.
They will reside in Winchester.
The next regular meeting of the
". &. +. 4. will bc held Tuesday even
ing, June IS. Unless special meeting
should he necessary this will be the last
meeting of the season until September.
COMPANY c. Second regiment, VI.
Vols, will hold its annual reunion m
q. A. X. hall Friday, June ~. The
meeting will be called To order ut 10
o clock by President George II. Prouty
of Windsor, Conn.
The selectmen have given the bail.
| ills permission to build a bandstand
with space beneath the structure to
house n hose cart in Fuller park. The
site chosen is one that will he appre'
ciated by the people of Esteyville
when band concerts are given.
A series of at least six Saturday
food sales has been planned by the
women society, missionary aud hospl-
tality committees of the Baptist church.
The two sales already held have been IN
charge of the foreign committee and
the hospitality committee. The home
mission committee will have charge OF
the sale tomorrow.
Amos Larned, 81. died of apoplexy
n, Linden Lodge Tuesday. The body
was taken TO Hartford. Conn, Wedn"s'
day accompanied by his grandson, Fer
rim c. Cabin, of New Haven, Conn. MI
Larned was born in Oxford, Mass. REQ
81. 1893, and was retired merchant
| He was a son of Henry a. and Cia''ssi
Robinson Larned.
The annual meeting of the BRAT
| tleboro Water company was held Mon,
day evening. An assessment OF s2.9u
| /, share was voted on the stock oil the
| company to meet the current expenses.
The following officers were elected
President, II. b. Chamberlaln; dlrec,
tors. George +. Crowell, r.. Z. Srosos
and II. C. Strecter; secretary ana treas
urer, +. G. Phillips.
The Baptist Sunday school WI on
serve the 10th anniversary oil its iouhu
inc Sunday. The morning service ~
the church will be opened with pro
cessional of the pupils of the scnoo
from the chapel to the church W. nv
lanes Norcross of Boston VIII denver
an address. At the regular session OF
tbe school a special musical program
viii he Given. A history of the schoo
vii no niven by J. Edward Hale, ant
tbere will be "reminiscences by MIS-
Fuller. Mrs. Cox, Miss Elliot, IL. ID
Chamberlain and others.
Residents in different sections
south of MILESTONE brook received
call from a man Thursday and fr,ifl
Of last week who appeared to be tah
census. He gave no authority l,
ask;no housewives how many chlidfel
thnro were in family, how lolg th'
fnm;lv had lived in Bratt leboros AZ
,,'hot occunation the head Of the lailiii.
u US enoaged in. In view OF the rag
thot The school census was takeh ear
~ tho spring and the federal cehsn
was completed over two weeks w. ~,
man 5 actions aroused considerable W
iiosity uaon
II, IT. Bailey of South Haven,
LONGTIME subscriber to The Re1orihel
wr;fes. "The great comet mas son
and zone. not half as large or prl4h', Ia a
# was 75 years ago. | was Inen co, Ell
NJ Is wears and watched It Tor one 1 H.
week The tail was as brliliant s as ~ -
main body and shaped IKE 4h Ia" neo
vane on windmill; thlnk t thro NO
ple of this earth nave s 20, visibl
With il forever; it was haruly raa nni
Mara This wear 1t resembles. the repmn,u
iG;ee.auntnarty-fas going to pieces !; -
inst lantence of Mr. Bailey's letter u. IL
a; H. that his democracy = u e. 60
tuna that fights to the last dltcn, ~
1ype " hi lie advanced age he evident
| aespien ~ in touch with current, event
Is s n obrppn;cled in the world of politics.
% ~sousa and his band will will v ns1
p,o+tIehoro. Arrangements were pc,
Brat.lepIo ost week whereby this famou
fecteG a naio Of musicians will com
o .hssonah This territory in Novennpe .
? m 1,iiou +onr through Vermont ana palt
N ne 'I Wamnshire will be under tne II u
MeM Of Fox & Eaton; Wheh w u
h teo,1o was here last the total numo tho =
,mms;c;ans was 40. On TINS toul t vn
Will he 81 besides Sousa anu t"u CON
a m soloists. , The band Is nov a 40 an an
nlete as it ever was IN lts n onmes ius
It's trip through Vernon ud the world
previous to a journey , luuau kent then
.. r1x and their houses free from ~ In
se.,un oiaments or affiliations WIN e,' III
. eh.a int or the Shubert faction IN !"
! tne t,ie war. have already poohedf e.
theatr1cai w. e,xcellent attractions Io
long llst o. season. Among those con G
!ne ~ 'RErattleboro are just Out o. IN IN
: ing " Pnveriy of Graustark', r, IN "a; ~
I 1egt' % Carriage, The Wolf, Inc me ~ ~,
. n nlsnop Twins. The Soul KISS; ~: Inc TIN
M nnree Roctor's, and The Red MILL ,se
}. Prottleboro theatergoers are
e q season of good things ,o,+ n
u The Winchester cof nl ,eI1s the sa
the Keene N H. isb sTnt aa@e ind INDUCED
bv Brattleboro and Nlnehe'S SATURDAY
T on Winchester Gf nr yery bad ba
#ses tie az 1s .ea4s o. # ia
from The Visitors lot of y youn