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

The ledirs circle 81 The IhiNrfsal
isi church held a business mnrlins an
> snrieE IN the VesiIN lasi evening. ~
saaRemonis nefr rempleiei for heidini
the annual fair Jan, -,
The Ladies RhirIpIis- saeleiy Nil
mr-I with Mn, A, T., Thomas an Pleas
ahi street nesi Wednesday Afternoon
At 4 clock. Supper will he served ffon
q To :, Everybody 10 Invited,
-MIs, Carrie n. Robinson. field sec
T-iafg ~ the Women f0Trlsn mls
sianaIy society, will address the som-i
aud youns people Of the hapiisi ehnTci
IN the pafloTs Tuesday afternoon aht
evening
charles Broe kinslon had the thumb
on his left hand badly larefatrd Ncsler
day afternoon while at work On q band
saw nj the Rsiey organ fariory, Though
the cut was a severe one Mr., iirockine
ton was able 10 resume work this morn
Ing,
james iioye.. arrested saturday
night on a second oifense for intoNlca'
ton. pleaded guilty IN municipal court
Monday aud Was sentenced To 30 DAYS
In Jail, Upon payment of costs aud
signing the pledge for n wear the sen,
ience was suspended.
Odd Fellows will have the seventh
dance ~ the series Friday evening, Jan.
~ Bath halls will be- open aud you
NAV enjoy the pleasure Of dancing on
the new floor In the large hall, There
will bee extra music for the occasion and
Refreshments will be- served.
No business Of importance was
transacted NJ the regular meeting OF
the board Of selccimen last evening
other than the usual vaudeville act Of
paying bills. Collector SUBWAY has
been successful In gathering IN taxes
during the week and was able Ia ease
slightly the strained condition Of the
cash ON hand.
The families aud children Of the
members of Protective grange are IN
yiicd 90 attend the next meeting Wed
ncsday evening. Jan. y. which viii be
opened AT . o clock The officers Tor
the ensuing year will bo installed. after
which supper viii be served. 10 which
all members are requested 10 contribute
literally.
-Teamsters complain that the salt. |
ing of the track of the street railroad |
makes n brine that is very injurious
10 the feet of horses. One teamster !
this morning was exhibiting a large |
crack in the hoof of his horse which
he attributed 10 the salt water standing
In pools in MANY places beside the ear
track.
Sacrament was observed ~ the
Methodist church last Sunday when
nine persons were received on proba-
ion and three hy letter for membership.
This week has marked the Observance
VI universal PRAYER nj the Methodist
.hurch with meetings .every evening M
30 clock. from Sunday to this eve
iing. inclusive. in the church vcstry. The
pastor has conducted these services.
No definite date has been decided
non bv the board of bailifis for turning .
m the high pressure water service. The !
Water Works company IL
eadv To furnish the service whenever
he bailiffs name the date. There are !
many users of water who have not vet i
,rovided pressure reducers and the bail. a
ifs wish TO give all an opportunity TO :
rotect their plumbing before the IN
rcased pressure is put ON the mains
A good.sized audience considering d
he weather gathered in the auditorium
ist evening to hear Hannibal a. Will j
ANS in his recital of Shakespeare 5 ;
Ienry ". The entertainment was given q
nder the auspices of the Bratileboro h
Woman Is club on the occasion of ITS
nnual gentleman s night Mr.. VII u
ans is one of the best dramatic re,
tiers ever heard in this town, and his a.
nished work last evening appealed TO q
4 who appreciate artistic Shakespear- II
IN delineation. Depending wholly on
oce and expression he portrayed the
lrious characters clearly and with dis u
being particularly ENJOYABLE al
the iovial Falstaf. ;.
"A regular meeting of the woman : ~
HILLARY to the Y. NJ. c. 4. was held :.
st Tuesday afternoon in the rest ",
oms with good attendance. The de =, ~
,tional service was in charge oil Miss y,
ate X. Wheeler. Her subject was Our !"
fuence She ALSO read an interesting I,
Dry of Mr.. Alexander, who once took ~ ~
r his wears text. , Timothy, 2:15. ~
ISIS Josephine Phelps presided at the -,
ano and also rendered vocal selec-
m. Somebody. Miss Emma Lundberg
We creditablv written paper on i, ~
fedsh Customs. giving an interesting -"
scripti0n of the people, their homes, 49,
Fir manner of living and their dress u"
social half hour followed the meet.
: when refreshments of Swedish L.,
fcrs and coffee were served. Mrs. ). Ia
lcox presided. f m'
Richard LYMAN of Columbia Conn, ne,
appeared from his home Christ m,
S afternoon and could not be tn,
md although constant searching was Inn
IT up. Failing TO find any clue, inc
intimate friend. RAYMOND Squires'
led on Mrs. Nellie B. Pierce .
Willimantc. the clairvoyant, and yo,
hout stating the nature of his visit vii
ed for sitting. She told him of mn
disappearance of his friend. describ. yo,
infinitely his dress and features, sur
ling she could see him lying in snow Igl
slush near the STUMP of an old tree. wo,
Ter conditions exactly described by lad
!. Pierce his remains were found the Yo
t day. Although constant searching wei
been going on this message seemed II
result in the recovery of the body. was
!. Pierce is a sister of L. r., s. Fl. and era,
+. Mixer of this town. tina