The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-07

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day evening,
The December number Of The We.
moHtrr contains sketches OF the lat
sarah Bradley Willard and Henry Al
: sustns Willard
The regular monthly meeting o
the RfaftlehoF0 Mutual Aid association
will b. held Monday afternoon AZ 81
AZ the headquarters, "a North Mai
street.
An Interesting meeting ~ the Cen
: ire club was held IN the Congregations
church chapel Monday evening, Rev. Z
NJ Haaghtan gave a talk ON the lli'
. and works 0f Mrs. Browning thar wa
not only entertaining but instructive
aud % special Interest 20 students 81
Browning. Mr.. Crane and Mrs. =. G
Hayiland sang solos.
III. l.. Yearly was tipped backward
out II a chair Saturday afternoon al
the stable of Howard 4 YEARLY by a
visitor. and sustained an injury 20 his
head THAT rendered him unconscious for
some time Ia a playful way the
man caught hold Of Mr. Yearly. who
was sitting in a tipped back position,
and though not intending 10 upset him
aid So. striking his head heavily on the
iuor Mr. Yearly was taken 70 his home
and for severa! hours suffered con
siderable pain.
E DIR. Hermon n Dinsmore. 30 who
I prarticrd medicine in BTattleboro for
I q short time several wears ago. having
an otiice ia Crosby block, died 40 the
home of his mother in Manchester. y.
7 H.. Monday. he also leaves a widow
and one brother DR.. Dnsmore was
widely known as one Of the most Fl.
fectiye pitchers that ever represented
Dartmouth college on the diamond and
afterward achieved baseball ren0wn
while A student I'M the medical depart
ment 81 the University 81 Vermont
After leaving Bratileborn he prartieed
IN North Woodstock and Enfield. \, u.
Miss NJ winifred Aim and Huber,
". Hart Of Bridgeport. Conn. were mar
riei ID that city Monday. Mrs. Hart
will be remembered hy BrattleborO
people through her connection with the
BrattleborO Memorial hospital. where
she served a. head nurse. She was
later engaged in private nursin" IN this 4
place. She left Brattleboro 70 become I
the superintendent Of the trimming 4
school for nurses IN the Bridgeport hos
pita and some seven or eight months .
ago was appointed bv the governor OF
Connecticut as a member Of the state
board Of registration Of nurses. Mr.. +
Hart holds a business position in Bridge
port.
The fourth and last OF the series OF
mass meetings under the auspices of the
Knights Of Wesley was held in the
Methodist church SUNDAY afternoon.
The address was by Howard e. Hovt Of
Mount Hermon. Mr. H0yt : subject
was the Power Of a Fact and his at
dress dealt with the principle Of tangi,
bles faith than intanglbies. There was
a large attendance. Music was furn.
ished by mixed choir assisted by Miss
Matthews and Miss Holland The
series of meetings has resulted IN in
ireasing the interest Of the Young men
in the work OF the organization and
zach meeting has shown an increase of
over previous ones.
1t is rather hard to say anything ,
rev regarding the merits OF an enter .
Prise which everybody is 80 familiar .
With as they are with Buster Brown, !
BECAUSE of the intelligent care and at i
ention to detail and completeness of :
he production generally, there is left (
10 room for criticism. Only words of 4
raise can be used in speaking OF the
ompany for this season. The simple
that Buster Brown, rige ,
nd Mary Jane will be At the audlto- J
ium tomorrow afternoon and evening. Q
nth a big new edition will be sufficient b
D interest all theater goers. both young g
nd old They will crowd the house 4
nd enjoy a good laugh seeing their Il
ver-welcOme favorites. supported by a a
unch of pretty misses. D
Buster Brown. whose name is a n
0usehold word almost all over the a,
orld. will come 10 the auditorium To- +
orrOw afternoon and evening. and IL r
hailed with delight and one grand ex u
larating hnrrah. for he comes tins HI
JASON with splendidly equipped and Il
wv edition of the always popular must ~
Il comedy of the same name, Buster r.
rown. which is always a success with 4,
capital :. This season the play has a.
zen revised and equipped with an en- m
rely new scenic dress, new and elab- tp
ate costumes together with popular M
ugs that are the latest and new music
roughout. The east which is headed
Master Reed as Buster and Jack RI
lll as Tige. is said to be by far the mi
st Of any one of the many seen in M
e comedy Buster needs no introduc 60
IN. his face is too well known and ri
G mirth-provoking elements Of the pi
ly have been too thoroughly tried, er.
The Boston & Maine railroad com. re,
,nced Jan. | to sell a new form of I'll,
ZIP j00-mile tickets The present Nj
ok forms Of both 800 and 1000-mile alb
kets have been recalled and no more He
the book form will be sold The fol
vantage in the new form Of tic ket fir,
that the strip, which has on Il hYe ito
ndred narrow coupons, and is a com in
re piece of paper. bearing the B. tn,
NJ watermark. with neither splice alb
FASTING enables the conductor to bv
zach one piece only for an entire list
D tearing off the requisite number for
miles at the proper place. Hereto. def
e the coupons detached for trip ito
re often in many pieces, each page cor
a book containing twenty miles only. trit
e new ticket is Of the standard form
ich is adopted by nearly all the rail
us u my eI,.nsL IN in II ~ o1,rsn ehu
good for passage any time until a., ma 9
"A wedding of interest to Brattle- tur
o Young people was celebrated in sha
stboro, Mass. last week Wednesday else
IN Edwin Herbert Kidder was united and
marriage to Miss Nettie Elizabeth sub
pan The ceremony was performed and
Rev. J. ]. Walker of the COngrega- CAV
lal church, using the single ring serv of
at the home of the bride S parents. CAV
West street. with only a few of the ure.
It intimate friends of the parties in divi
.ndance. The bride is graduate Nee
the Westboro high school and a The
lestic science school in Boston and Ricl
a large circle of friends in West Hug
. Mr. Kidder viii be remembered as a give
luate of the local high school in the took
5 of 1905. Last June he was gradu key
from the Worcester Polytechnic in the
lite and now has a good position with and
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