The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-12-09
THE BRATTLEBORO REPORMER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1910

e'fttAi tehAtaAAte ~ tur trseAaA Ases
sac AoHaaY sseniHs,
-DI. ]. II. uos eill conduct the
rhalsei service II lAr helleal AeAt haA'
aAH aAleihaon al q 'olooA.
The hTailleboIo iioso team will
hold a dance ~ uIansv haIi InaTsdaA
evening, isoiislngeI orchestra Niil
infhisn musiu,
odd Fellows aill hold the nth
dahee 0I lhc suTles iTiday, iier. y. itotn
halls Niil 30 olseh, ana tue mnsic Nlii
he ~ usual,
a Chatting dish supper will be
srFNed bY tue N0man : aliianre oI the
nliaIlan ohufea ia Meiis nail lnuIs'
day evening, lies. 10, Al o.aV clock.
The h.asl OF the Immaculate Con
ception Mas observed "a sl, Michaei .
aatnoiio church yesterday morning
with an early mass anu another al y
. clock. Mass was said by Rev NJ. j.
,aTmody,
Fred A. MalIcy OF ~ Canal street
MAS taken 10 the Memorial hospital
Tuesday suffering from an acute attack
OF bIignt > disease, he came To brat
tiebofo Iron heinardston, Mass., about
"a year ago.
Another waltz party will be held
ON the new iloor in odd Fellows hail
Friday evening, Dee. ~. II h. TO be
given under tue direction OF the Canton
Palestine, with LcilslngoT, Dugan and
Noise 10 furnish music.
The William q. Horton agency has
sold for Is. ". Beers OF I.andgroNe has
farm IN MardsboTo, containing 100
acres estimated TO hold about 100000
feet OF lumber, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. james
;. Smith OF Braiiloboro.
An fancy articles 10 be contributed
10 the sale OF the Woman > exchange at
the rest room Thursday should be sent
in the day before. IL possible, The No
man : exchange will also conduct a sale
OF Christmas food at the rest room ON
Dec. -.
The first official act Of Judge Kit
tredge llaskins as Judge OF the munich
pal court was performed Tuesday when
he sentenced Daniel Lynch to 80 days
az hard labor at Newianc. Lynch was
Il second offender ON the charge of in.
ioxieation.
The 5lst wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. 4. Wells occurred Wed.
ncsday, but no observance WAS made OF
the event. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells had ten.
tatiyely planned to take trip in cele-
bration OF the event, but owing 10 sew.
eral engagements which Mrs. Wells had
that day IL was impossible 10 do so.
-Lucius ". Sisson, ~, who died at
his hotel in Warwick. Mass, Tuesday
was we'll known hotel keep
or in western Massachusetts, where he
had spent most OF his life. For MANY
wears he was "A locomotive engineer ON
the Central Vermont road, running be-
tween New London and Brattleboro,
and is well remembered by the older
generation of local railroad men.
The illustrated lecture on Ireland
last Sunday evening AT the Universal
list church was one of the best of the
series vet given. The views were cX.
beautiful and clear. II
dealt with the country from a histori.
cal, Industrial and religious standpoint,
aud description was given of the
rental and possession of lands among
the poorer classes. Miss Gertrude
Plummer sang Killarney.
The local lodge of Modern Wood
men of America elected the following
officers for the coming year at the reg
ular meeting in Red Men S hall Tues.
day evening: Consul, ). \. Knight;
advisor, H. 7. Dowley; banker. Q. l..
Young; clerk, c. l.. Cobb; escort, War
rem HYDE; Waterman, Linde Kali; sen
try, August Anderson: manager for one
wear, Perry c. Gallup; for two years, /.
l.. Johnson; for three years, +. l..
knowlton.
Health Officer Henry Tucker placed
four more cases of scarlet fever under
Tuesday. The eases were
nj the home of +. NJ. Adds, Cedar
street, Charles Palmer, 9 Cedar street.
C. A. Jondro. 3 South Main street, and
in the family of b. l.. Frost on Clark
avenue All the eases are of mia
type. The Palmer boy had been in
school since Nov. 13, and it was not.
discovered that he had the disease until
this week. He attended the High
street primary school.
A large buck deer, in attempting
to cross the Connecticut river on the
ice a short distance north of the Putney
station Tuesday, broke through the zee
when within a few rods of the Yer
mont shore and froze to death. The
animals BODY could be seen from the
ear windows of passing Boston x Maine
trains, and ut first glance one. would
suppose that the deer was swimming
toward the shore. The animal evident
" tried hard to secure n foothold on
the thin ice, as it was broken for quite
a distance about him.
A meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Brattleboro Give I'M
league was held at the home
of DR.. Henry D. Holton, president of
the league, Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Charles A. McRae secretary, was alb
sent, and II. L. Piper acted in that ca
pacity. 1t was voted to have George
Clark Mum of Springfield. Mass: give
his lecture on When Man Keeps
House in Brattleboro sometime IN Janu,
ary. Mrs. McRae. Mrs. W. +. Root and
Miss Jessie Gregg were named as a
committee to arrange for the lecture.
Fl. L. Piper was chosen a delegate to
the league at the New Eng
land Fairgrounds institute, which
opened in Holvoke, Mass. Thursday
and will hold until tomorrow afternoon.
County Treasurer George G. Averill
filed his report in the oflice OF the
county clerk Tuesday morning. lie had
a balance on hand, Nov 30. 1909. of
$9S467. On account of county taxes
he hae received from the various towns
of the county $1.s12.43, from. the state
auditor on account of neddler s licenses
$11l27. and from M. p. Benson, TAILOR.
FOR rent of the county buildings, at
Newfane $39.5S. He has paid orders
of the assistant iudoes during the year
amounting to $2.O1679, which leaves
balance on hand on the regular account
of $931.16. On Nov. 30. 1909. ne had
a balance on hand. in the snecial re-
pair account. of $691.SO. During the
year he has honored orders on tins spe-
cial repair account amounting to
$116O5. which leaves a balance on
hand, Nov. 30, 1910, of $575.75.
The regular meeting of Windham
Zion Congregational ministers, was
held in the parlors of Centre church
Monday at 10 clock a. m. Roy. Il. H.
Rallou was chosen moderator. The devo-
tionais were conducted bv Rev, GEORGE
p. Charin. The scribe read the mn
ntes of the last meetine, First on the
,,rorrom was a scholarly essay owen