The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-08

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lIoughion win eSehange pnlpi,s sunday
Mrs. Mary !. Johnson has sold
Ia, an CLARK avenue 10 Floyd y, John
sou, who will build 4 hous1 ON i"' AT
joining,
REV. y. q. :. o-s..d, i.asiaT oi ihr
Unitarian ehurh, Will oondur The srtNi"'
az the Ratileboo Retreat nrk, sunday
afternoon,
The April meeting II hrai,leboro
ghapter. Daughters ~ the American
n.yolution. will be- held al J o'clock
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. &. r.,
bingham,
Tn 10 this morning ass dog licenses
nave been issued. This II The sam"
number that was issued NJ 10 Apfil
wear aga, The total number issued lns'
wear was aai.
The women II the Unitarian society
viii give a soeiahlr in Wells hall Inrs,
,lay, April y, \ crcamed ilsh supper WI
hc served at $50 y, m, Al arr cordially
invited to attend,
Tn. Pilgrim Father. viii hold a
,,mInae, sal. next Friday aud Saturday
IN Ninion block on Main street, TN sat
ur,lay there will h. .ale 81 home food
including baked beans.
The Grange Dramatic club VIII pre-
sent the drama. My lori IA Livery, next
THURSDAY evening M MADDEN! hah :"
W,st RrattlchoO under the auspices oi
The Earnest Worker society,
John J. O'Connor Of this town has
been engaged 20 do the brick work ON
the addition 10 the plant Of the Ashu.'
lot Paper company in lilhsdair, y. ";
Abont a00.OO0 brick will be laid ana
ihc work will take three months
during the year ended March 81
1910. the gross receipts Of the Bratile-
boro post office, an postal accounts, Were
st6. a5g 90. an increase Of si66o.Oi over
Inc previous wear. The net revenue TO
the government for the period was
2i,96s.1a.
Special services viii be conducted at
the salvation Army hall SATURDAY even
ms al s o'clock and Sunday a praise ser
Nd. AT 2 u. m. and salvation meeting AZ
"a. m These services will he conducted
bv Mr. pe.selieyie from Mt. llermon. All
are cordially invited 10 attend,
The charter Tor the Grand Trunk
,a,lwnv's line 10 Providence TO be known
a. the Southern New England railway
nassed the Rhode Island house OF repre-
.entatiyes unanimously yesterday. IL WIN
90 10 the senate today and II Is the evi
dent purpose Of the Legislators to rush
il through Ia the governor
% r. White of Keene, y. H.. who
has had considerable experience IN hhilu'
inc tennis courts. was here YESTERDAY 10
look over the courts of the North hhd
club with u view To rebuilding them'
The matter will be brought ny NJ inc
annual meeting of the club when wiz
be held within a short time.
Every member of the losing pool
and billiard team of the Vermont Nheei
clnb should yet tickets for himself ana
PARTNER before the annual supper, when
takes plare in the Brooks House Wed
nesday evening. Tickets may be Sc
cnred of the ianitor at the club rooms
l.. G. Tasker or Capt. G, a. Meiimah'
An official visit was made to Column
bian lodge. No. 80, +. A. NJ, FRIDAY
evening by District Deputy Master Lo'
rem r. Pierce of South Londonderry
The third degree was worked upon
class of three candidates and refresh
ments followed. Mr.. Pierce compliment
ed the lodge upon the exempliheatioh'
As is usual al the Auditorium when
any attraction falls upon SATURDAY
matinee is given. Tomorrow Billy tin
Bow Artist is the offering. Every seat
on the lower floor of the house mas peem
made 35 cents. The balcony seats VIII
he 20 cents and the % cent rate applles
TO the gallery This is one OF the Vei.
newest productions and one that ought
70 be Of more than passing interest as
the author is n Vermonter, +. + Payne
formerly of Woodstock and for many
wears n member of the art staff or the
Boston Sunday Globe.
Mrs. George Williams Of North Adj
ans. Mass. was badly bruised Tuesday
morning in attempting to stop runaway
horse on South Main street. Mrs. WI
liams was about to climb into carriage
in which her young daughter was seated
when the horse jumped and started TO
run. throwing Mrs. Williams 70 ,he
ground and dragging her a considerable
distance She managed to stop the horse
unaided however. although she was pm
ned under one of the carriage wheels
when the horse finally stopped, Medical
attendance was at once summoned, but
her injuries did not prove to be OF Sc
rious nature.
Simon Mendelson. IS, died of heart
failure at the home Of his daughter Mrs
August Lewis. in New York clty tues
dav. For over 30 years Mr.. Mendeison
had spent his summers at the nome Oh
Mrs. Mary Kirkland on Walnut street.
lie came to Brattleboro during the time
the Wesselhoft water cure fourished
and with his wife and children was
regular visitor to that institution.
When il passed out of existence he con
timed to make Brattleboro his summer
home and had not missed season here
since that time. His wife died about III
wears ago. He had planned to come to
Brattleboro again this year. Mr.. Men
delson had amassed a fortune and re-
tired from business number OF years
ago.
Grand Army hall was filed last night,
when by invitation of the Womans Re
lief corps, the Grand Army post turned
out in full numbers for the presentation
of the new flag. Exercises opened by
singing The Red, White and Blue. Mrs;
c. b. Lamson, president, then explained
the purpose of the gathering and INTRO
duced Mrs Minnie G. Hooker, first, pres-
dent of Sedgwck corps and first depart
ment president who made the presenta-
ton speech in well-chosen words. Post
Commander M. l.. Bruce responded. The
commander then called upon Colonel Has
kins, who in very interesting way ex-
plained the great progress made since the
making of the first flag with the ID stars
representing the l3 colonies. There. were
recitations by Mrs Erma Bailey and Miss
Nellie Eddy appropriate to the occasion.
Mrs A. Louise Putnam in pleasing