The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-25

"A tribe Of indiaHs wiil DO present
al the ehildTen = fair March ., measles
permitting adv
Thu Trsulai monlhly session ~ The
probate court will BE- held befofe Judge
\, y, schNenk tomorrow morning,
-nsrf 81 fresn nfsiil-ieIa siiaalod
he rhlrArn'pia supper given by tbs
tnien church nj Vernon Friday evening,
The lehih ia tho series 81 dances
given hy tbs ibid Fellows will H. held
this evening, Both halls will be used,
Elder T., = Hewitt Of Providence.
RI, will speak Al ihr Advent church
~ EsieyNlllr Sunday II lO,ia q, IA. aud
D. M.
The Rpworth league Of the Meiho
diet Episcopal church will serve \ public
,upler ~ the parsonage, ~ High street,
neat Thursday from 10 o clock.
fhcw will be- woodmcn : dance
IN Rcd Men : hall Tuesday evening,
lialilrbnro lodge, " l., q. T., will hold
a dance there the following night
The Grange Dramatic rluh will hold
q business meeting tonight ~ Grange
hall. After business there will be- Civ
90 iNo.aet farce entitled 4 rrrpl.N
ing situation. This will he followed hy
a dance
-Gcorpr T.. shaw, who Was arrested
Ia hmillehoro last week SUNDAY III the
request ~ Athal. Mass. authorities, was
sentenced Monday 10 serve three
months On the charge Of selling mort
gagged property.
Captain Wood : team nov lcads In
the Vermont Wheel club team match by
vi points. Following are the scores Of
games PLAYED the pasi week. the Well
NAN player, being named inst; Pool-C. |
Durham ~. Adds 80; Hall %. G. Reed |
80; Holden 30. Dr. Barber a.; Ryder 80, |
Wyatt u; q. Tasker y, 4. Bfasor ~; |
Crosby 20. Landry 80. Billiards tllcry |
-. rciiec 50; Cobb 90, Foster 80.
Ida Jcnncss Moulton Of Beverly. /
Mass, the well known impcrsonaior, 4
will make her third appearance Ia Brat
tlcboro saturday evening, March }. AT
the Baptist church. She will present
the New Mayor. which is founded on
The Man Of the Hour. While impeT
sonaiing lis several widely different
characters Mrs. Moulton presents pie
iurc of modern political graft inter
woven with love story with many
strong situations. On the occasion of
her former appearances Ia Brattlehoro
Mrs Moulton gave a miscellaneous pro
gram.
Charles T.. Buiterfeld. 10, died of
heart disease in Fall River Mass. Mon.
lay and his body was brought 10 Brat
lcboru Wednesday and placed in the
cccving vault in Prospect Hill Gene
cry. The burial will Ice AT West Brat ,
leboro. lie was a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,
loci Butter'.ld Of Marlboro and his /,
mother survives him. For several years :
u had operated the Whitney farm west
# llillcresi. Last fall his mother went Il
o live with neighb0r aud Mr.. Butter /.
cld went 10 Massachusetts. He had
worked in many towns in this part Of g
he county. 1
The subject of Rev u. +. Trout : {
'cture 40 the thiyersalist church sun e
ay evening was scotland. Nearly loo d
tcreoptic0n slides were used 10 illus q
rate the lecture and the views showed 9
laces made famous by the writings of :
colt and Burns and pictured MANY b
lcidpnis in the life OF Bruce, the Scot. @
sh patriot. T.. II. Crane sang two u
ings, one a Scotch melody Owing To u
le no.licensc rally TO be held in Fcsti c'
al lall sunday evening. no lecture will n
e given that evening. The series will u
e continued the following week and 81
of the subject will be- =,
AIDE in the papers next week.
Notwithstanding the reports that 4
BON the recent visit to New York of \,
imes H. Gayley. the steel magnatc. =,
no filed his suit for divorce there Feb nj
ary 4. an understanding was reached Y,
tween the couple that no contest | 7,
ould be made by his wife, all property d,
ghts having been settled and the ma
re of charges in the complaint agreed GA
ION, the fact that developed that Julia 4
lrdner Gaylev intends to fight the II,
il by the filing by her attorneys of not h.
Nv denial of the charge of desertion IA
lde against her, but n counter com W
Amt that he actually deserted her and I've
s continued to do so since July. 1908, 81,
d further that her husband has neg 20
tied her and failed to provide for her III
d refused to do so since that date. Is
Joseph p. Boycc. an ex.alderman of Ie.
tbis town died Yesterday morning M bu
, homo at 7S Liberty ayenue Somer- at
lie, following an operation for stom.
trouble. Mr. Boyce was born in Ire
I'd, March 20, 1861, and he came to the
S eight years old. Mr.. Boyce was in yea
, SomeryilIe common conncil in 1899 ba,
4 in the board of aldermen in 1900. On
was a member of Columbian lodge. Ne
+. and A. NJ, Fort Dummer Royal wa
ch chapter and Beauseant command COZ
,, X. T.. of Brattleboro, and Caleb l3r
md lodge. |. o. O. f.. and Arcadia Vhe
ge K of p. of West Somervlle. He the
yes a wife The funeral will be held Iei
nday. va :.