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

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names viii be presented for membership
Alfred J, Bell 81 Maple street
hratilebaro, and Miss Blanche Ma
married by Judge ". :. Newton az III,
iaiier's 6ftce christmas day. The,
will reside in hrattleboro,
"A still alarm Of hre called ouI
the chemical for burning chimney Al
% Cedar street shortly after nuuI
Tuesday. No damage was done. Tbs
house was occupied by r. l., Winter
aud tenant named Matthews,
"A further continuance has been
I taken IN the hearing Of the public
service commission on the Central Yer
mont condemnation proceedings IN con
I nectlOn with the Judge property 0n
/ Vernon street. The commission eN
4 perfed o. continue its hearings Ia Brat
/ tleboro Wednesday, but the date now
set Is Jan, 80.
-Rexford Benson and Mrs. Maud r.
1 Bradley were married Wednesday, Dee
80 M the Baptist parsonage By Rev
John r. Gov IL was not until this
week thar the friends Of Mr. and Mrs,
Benson learned of the marriage. and
since thar time Mr. Benson has been
busy accepting congratulations aud re-
ciprUcating They will live IN Braitle'
boru.
Wantastiauct lodge II Odd Fellows,
No. :. will install is officers for the
coming wear AZ u regular meeting Mon
day evening The installing officer will
b. District Deputy Grand Master John
N. Jewell ~ pr0ct0rsyilr During the
evening announcement will be made
Of the winners Of the degree stan tros
nhy for 1909 4 banquet will follow
the installation exercises.
The illustrated lecture given AZ the
Cuivprsalist church SUNDAY evening by
Rev. ID +. Trout dealt with the birth /
Of civilization, the subject OF the al i
dress being Egypt Where Our tiyiliza +
tiun Began Mr.. Trout used 100 stere' 4
npticun slides IN describing the country 4
II which he spoke The next lecture +
will be- given ID the church sunday eve
ming az o clock and the sub leei will
be Rome The Center u the Old World.
II will be Illustrated with stereopti
con slides.
Fort Dummer colony. Pilgrim Faith
ars. held ~ regular meeting IN g. \
r. hall Tuesday evening, Among those
present were supreme Governor Edwin
b. Foster II salem. Mass. and supreme
Lieut. GOV Charles II, Batchelder Of
Boston. Both Of the supreme officers
!ave a talk upon the work Of the order.
short addresses were given by \. !.
urrier George A. stone, 2. l.. Parker
md r. r Thompson. past governors OF
Fort Dummer Colony A musical pro {
ram was rendered during the evening
oll0wed by a social hour
Mrs. Margaret 4. Golden, Sc. died
i her home in Glens Falls, y. y.
morning from a complica-
ion ~ ia seases. Mrs Golden who vas
he mother Of Mrs. John ]. Clune Of
his town. had often been a visitor IN
srattleborD. Mrs. Clune was with her
lother at the time Of her death, going I
o Glens Falls last week. Mr.. Clune
fent there Wednesday evening Mrs.
.olden came 10 America from ireland y
hen Young and resided for a time ~
Varrenton. y y. Her husband. John
Olden. died several wears ago She IS
1rvived bv a son. Michael, and tx )
aughters. The son lives in Glens Falls. o
: DO the daughters. Margaret. Eliza o
eth Mary and Nellie Mrs. James q
lynn, another daughter, lives in New q
ork ritv Funeral services VIII be a
I'D today n
Superintendent DeRosirr of the :,
ridge department of the Boston x T
aiue railroad is preparing to begin n
,eratious on raising the West River a
rdge movable platform will be "
instructed at either end of the bridge n
r use during he first stages OF rails ),
. the structure and road was broken n
ross the river on the ice Yesterday 4,
Seeetman J G. Stafford. The TEN n,
rarv road leads across the river from "a
q Bradley farm ward on the north side. II,
Il passes through the ward AT the y. =. NJ
ton place 10 the highway. Chairman Y
I'm Calvin of the board of selectmen
vs. that there need be no fear as 10 4,
: safety of such n route as the Ice Ig;''
from 10 10 / ( inches thick. The work r,
raising the bridge Will take but 2 =,
" DAYS though il will require several NJ
vs. to make such additional repairs @
are recommended bv Mr.. DeRosier =;
4 by Engineer Cary in his recent let r.,
to the Connecticut River Power com ~,
ny. In
County Game Warden Roswell L. Po
ost is busying himself these DAYS ed
king up q list Of eligibles for appoint de
MT as deputy wardenS il Windham su
Intv Mr. Frost does not intend 20 IN
Dw politics to swerve him in his on
ms and while a man may be conSid thu
d an expert caucus manipulation such no
ilifieations won I be considered ID / tel
him for appointment by tel
state fish and game commissioner ( col
Frost will be obliged to recommend tht
mt 80 men for such appointments. rec
intended TO have his list ready to an
ward to Commissioner Thomas the ma
{ of the wear. but highway naviga- cas-
/ having been practically suspended ans
several parts of the county since ma
heavy snow storm. he has been un
tu+
mail. He expects to complete his ~. ~,
within the next week and aspirants ~
such honors as Mr. Frost has to ~. 80
/ out should get in their applica- ~
Is early. He will be glad to re- 20 20
mend the appointment of some pa .;.,
tic citizen Of Brattleboro, t +l'',
The postponed missionary rally the
the Sunday school Of the Centre the
rch was held sunday afternoon. The val
ndanee and interest warranted the pro
ponement Following the singing con
lvmns and the reading of the scrip- er
by Miss Mande Brown. Miss Hen will
v gave an interesting map exer- clul
showing the location of Turkey com
its place in scripture history. The ing
ect of the rally was Turkey Today NIT
Tomorrow Mrs. Clarke G. Fits the
, a glimpse at the recent history larg
Turkey and Mrs. c. III. Thompson men
monologue. Mohammed s Fail accC
The topic, The Battle Line. was equi
led into three parts: Our Missions. ing
ical Missions Educational Work. med
subjects were presented by Mrs. base
ard Averill. Mrs. Crane and Mr. ton
hes The address of the rally was as
a by Rev Roy NJ Houghton. who pruC
for his subject Our Work in Tur base
in which he outlined the work of and
movement in the Orient
dealt with the Young generation of :,
. which is in control of the gov at u