The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22


lie sure 10 have a dreamy waltz "a
The nes noof IN odd fellows' hall, ffi
day sNshins. April ss,-adv.
The odd Fellow and nshekal
lodges sill aiirhd services al the hrsi
Baptist chnIsh Sunday Mss !,
Friendship circle held q meeting IN
odd Fellows hall Wednesday afternoon
a, I q clock followed by sapr"f ~ 9
a clock.
The choir of the baptist church aas
entertained hy Mn. Arthur y. Cham,
hvflain last evening following the Fssn'
lar weekly rehearsal.
Michael Fleming, arrested TUESDAY
by olieef y, j, helden, Was nned o. and
Gusts ~ sa,si hy Acting Municipal Judge
J., !, Waterman "Wednesday morning on
a charge of ia'osieailon,
III. annual meeting aud election 81
officers II ih. Epworih League 81 the
Methodist church will b. held IN the
church paTlors Thursday afternoon, \
social will follow the business meeting
tuberculosis Sunday will be OBJ
served Sunday IN the local churches.
The Observance Of this day y part oi
the national campaign being waged
81 the churches Of the country pastors
will give special sermons.
An opportunity for the person with
a healthy bank account 10 satisfy an eN'
ifaNagnnt appetite may he found IN
tomatoes nj ~ cents pound, encnm'
beers nj ~ ana II cents each and straw
berries NJ 30 cents box. Strawberries
have dropped 10 cents box during the
week.
About 90 friends Of Rev. and Mrs.
T.. ". Sharpe called upon them Tuesday
evening. the occasion being Mrs.
Sharpc's birthday anniversary. The
evening was passed IN social way with
games and music, Selections on the
violin were given by Mason Sharpe aud
Miss Gertrude Matthews sang several
solos. Refreshments were served.
DIR. Henry ID. Holion has bought the
Thnyer farm on Chestnut street owned
aud occupied by Hooker II. Winchester.
Mr.. Winchester will occupy the farm for
the present. DIR. Holton has had an am.
bition 10 own farm for number OF
years and finding place that suits his
fancy has purchased II. Rumors have
been current that the farm was To he
devoted 10 tuberculosis work, but these
A. j. Norton Of the Boston Office Of
the Pinkerions was in Brattleboro Fri
for few hours, stopping
on TO attend 10 some matters connected
with the Bertram Spencer case. MI
Norton was here on that case two weeks
previous Ia identify articles stolen from
he home of DIR. c, ;. Pratt. Mr.. Nor,
ton said Friday that he was convinced
Ia .nn a.
with any of the other breaks made ~
during the summer of 1905.
The 9lst anniversary Of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows VIII be
by the local lodges in Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening NJ >
0 clock. An interesting program mas
been arranged including an address by
Rev. j. Il. Reardon of Springfield, W.,
,fter when n social hour will be en-.
loved. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
with their families and invited friends
IRE cordially invited TO attend. Mem
,ers of the order are requested to con
ribute cake without further solicita'
ion.
Am inquiry made of Fred W. Car
ienter. secretary TO President lait, as
o the probability of the president being |
aiming summer upon the invitation OF
he hoard of trade which will be extend |
ID him. brings the reply that the presl
lent will be unable to arrange his plans
o come here. Mr.. Carpenter in a letter
o Brattleboro man states that Presi'
lent Taft will not change his vacation
,lans except for one day, July !, when
,e will address n convention OF school
eachcrs in the stadium AT Cambridge,
lass.
Miss Ruth l.. Adams. daughter OF
he late l.. +. Adams, and Guy W. Down
r of Springfield, Mass, were quietly
married. Monday evening at the home
f the bride in that city. Rev. Frank
Y Merrick of Faith church performed
he ceremony, which was witnessed only
" relatives and a few immediate
riends. Mr.. and Mrs. Downcr left i'm
nediately on a brief wedding trip after
which thew will make their home IN
,prinpficld where Mr.. Downer is EN-.
loved as teller in the Springfield Nat
onal bank. Frederic G. Adams of this
own, a brother, was among those VINO
TENDED the ceremony.
DIR. William 7. Jarvis, go, who died
uddenly at his home in West Claremomt,
I. H., Saturday, was known locally
Trough his connections with the Valley
air Kennel club having been a mem,
or since its organization and judge OF
portjng dogs at its last show. Or. Jar
is was famous as breeder OF irish
etters. his Oh. Shan Law having won
iohest honors at the local show for
everal years. Since returning from
filan. Italy, where he was consul 1or
* wears, d. JAWS lived in retirement
L. l.
[e was graduate of Dartmouth COZ
,pe and the Boston Dental college,
ormerly practicing in Claremont
At the annual meeting Of the Girls
hub held in the rest room Monday eve
ing the following committee was
AIMED to submit revised constitution:
ire. Clarke C. Fits, Miss Addie M. Fay
nd Miss Helen Rohde. The reports OF
ne various officers indicated a success
II wear. The work of the several class.
! showed increased interest III TINS
base of the club s work. The oihcers
ected were: President, Miss Helen
ohde; vice-president, Miss MINNIE De-
inc: secretary, Miss Grace M. Anger; {
easurer, Miss Mabel Barrows; assls {
mt treasurer, Miss Bessie L.. farnum. {
was voted to serve supper for the {
enefit of the rest room May IL.
The Herald Square company, mu-
cal gaiety organization which has
ured the country from coast to coast, q
allied by press criticisms which stamp l,
as an Unusual attraction, will present
,e widely known and fascinating Orr, q
,tal musical comedy, The japanese
o , at the Auditorium, tomor- t
w afternoon and evening. This sue.
,ssfnl piece embraces an interesting
I'd highly amusing story of the mystic t
ous Orient and tells, in song, the no,
ance of an American girl and United
'ates naval lieutenent i'm that pictures o
,e cline. 1t is the mischievous caprice L
the heroine to disguise herself as q
elisha girl to spy. upon her nance ne ,d ana [
tisfy herself Of his loyalty which leads ;aas