The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

a | ht woman Afliti ihflsh VIII ANA
saving meeting Thursday Afternoon
Feb, 10. In Il, 4. II, hall,
M. Howard IL leaving town an
will let bis Prospect street livery slahl'
adv !.
bingham chapter. u. T., =, initiate
ihrre candidates Tuesday evening. III
commitir. IN charge served refresh
mrnis,
a fireman : masquerade hall will b
given IN the near future, \ mectini
will be- held tomorrow evening Z" d'
eide upon the date,
The women of the Unitarian socici,
will give sociahle 1T Wells hall 90
Tuesday evening. Feb, :, supper viii b'
served NJ half past six o'clock aud nj
are cordially invited "a be present,
The management 1T Memorial hos
piial cordially invites the public 10 visit
any aud all departments Of the insiiiu
iiun AZ any time, Visitors are urged
Ia make a general inspection oi the work
which is being conducted by the faculty
Howard Bowl Turner, I. onlS sou
1T Harry aud Bertha (Boyd) Turner
died ~ scarlet fever Jan, -, At the home
Of his parents ia Brooklyn, lie was n
grandson of ID. III, BoVd Of Brooklyn
/ NNh "ls "hh "iF' is"'"" hNf'' W
| Dover.
". 4. Tairo of New London. an en-.
ploye Of the Central Vermont Railroad
company had his right foot badly
crushed saturday al White River June
ton while working about the engine,
lie was taken 10 Memorial hospital
where he il receiving treatment,
A regular meeting Of the Braitle
] >. n. al
lay NJ $50 clock in the Congregational
chapel. After business aud reports came
n program hy three club members. Mrs.
Howard &. Rice spoke on the topic of
College Education for Women; Mrs.
{. Il. Crowell ON Womens Clubs, and
Mrs. T.. II. Smith on Equal Suffrage.
Frank 4. Crosicr. formerly of Brat
tlcboro and now physical instructor in
the Y. NJ. &. 4. of Someryille. Mass, has
been chosen supervisor of the seven
backgrounds of that city for the coming
summer Mr.. Crosier had charge OF the
Winthrop Beach play ground last sum
mer. The town of Winthrop appropri-
ated $4,000 for the playground AZ the
close of the season, when its usefulness
had been demonstrated.
Miss Elizabeth Henncssey has been
appointed district nurse 10 succeed Miss
Rose I.oubct. resigned Miss Hennessey
is graduate from Memorial hospital
and has had considerable experience IN
the work. having substituted on sew.
eral occasions. She is efficient in her
profession and an enthusiastic worker. |
Miss Henncssey and the management of |
the hospital solicit donations of old |
linen. infants and adults clothing |
which may be used among the poor. II |
is urobable that the public does not real.
ize the real need of such articles that
exists in this community.
The annual meeting of the ID. p.
Curtin camp. No. 3. United States Span
ish War Veterans, was held in the
Armory Friday evening and the follow
ng officers were elected: Commander,
George Cain; senior commander.
lanes W. Cummings: junior vice.com.
nander, II. w. Cottrell: adiutant, Fred
. Swift: quartermastcr. W. j. Belden:
,flicer of the day. b. o. Ware; officer of
he guard. l.. II. Slater; surgeon, j. c.
ienkel; chaplain, George Broc kington:
rustees. j. j. Clune j. F. Long and d.
:. Cavanaugh. The reports of the
'fficcrs showed the camp to be in a
lourishng condition. The plan of hold
NJ field day May l6 was discussed.
hat date will be the twelfth anniver- ..
1
f the camp into service.
The woman S auxiliary of the Y. NJ. =
!. A. held an enthusiastic meeting in the ,
est rooms Tuesday afternoon. ii. l.. :
,lper gave an interesting talk on the :
FORK and needs of the new boys club
nd asked the auxiliary to cooperate
nth him in its support. He spoke of /
IS relation to the Y. NJ. C. A., now de- '
unct. and emphasized the value of the y !,
rganization among the local young :
zen. A unanimous vote was passed to :
id in the support of any plan of work !,
'hich was presented to the board in =
with the club. Mrs. l.. W. T.
Iawley conducted the devotional ser r
e and read the story, The Angel Over !
he Right Shoulder. The musicale, e
hich was in charge of Miss lzetta r
tewart, was the rendition of several 1
large of Mr.. Barber. !;
A critic has happily termed the big, o
NV musical comedy success, The Wiz a
he incessant laughter. the pleased
ICES of old and young, the intense in n
rest, the eager expectancy of still :,
ore surprises, and the care-free atmos r,
lere that prevailed throughout the en- g
re performance evidently inspired the I,
preston. If rich vein of comedy n
at runs unintermittently throughout ";
e piece and a wealth of melody and -
ng that tingles the ear and touches IA
e heart can renew youth by lifting
e s burden for two and half hours, a,
en- The Wizard of Wiseland is assur- 1 ~
ly sweet fountain of youth. To miss IN
eing this bright musical extravaganza a. a.
esented by capable company. assist 10
by one of the largest and prettiest as ~
nblages of chorus girls on the road, ae
to miss the biggest musical event at 10.
, auditorium this season. The date Ie'
Thursday, Feb. 10. VI
F. w. Lawton, 81, a brother of j. an
Lawton and Mrs. William E. Barber fo
Brattleboro. died suddenly of spot
fever in the city of Mexico, Jan. %.
went to Mexico about two years ago x
I'M Wallingford, VT, and at the time pl
his death was the manager of a dental pe
,ply firm in the city where he died. ; 10
ing to the nature of the disease it ina
s impossible to bring the body into up
s country and an immediate burial Pc
S made there Mr.. Lawton was mar Ili ,
d about six months ago. He is sur e ei
ed by his wife. who was with him at 70! ioi
time of his death, his mother. Mrs In.
IN w. Lawton who was also with him. : o4
brother, G.. w. Lawton. dentist in Isl
xico. and brothers, Charles Lawton az
Chester. VT, Adds w. Lawton of oM
llingford, VT. formerly a resident of ore
,ttleboro, James Lawton of Pennsyl arl
ia, Guy Lawton of Maryland, ]. L. rel
vton of Brattleboro and two sisters, zen
5. F. S. Hill of Wallingford and Mrs. Vai
yton was born in Marshfield MINI. at
Upon invitation of John Calvin, ''N'
her of men and women visited The vic
itorium Saturday afternoon and ECU