The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-01-28

+ held, sAiy delegates from the didsTvnl
camps gsFv IsIrsrnI and eat down Ia the
banquet,
The women II the Unitarian stsrifty, IS
IN number. teak their annual sielshFslr
lass Friday 1hey gsni 10 MaFNirk
where they had q turkey dinner al the
Warwick hotel, The afternoon Nas sisnl
IN social time aud playing eatds, That
MAS the day the January thaw began with
rain IN the afisTnoon. Al,ho1gh the
clothes II the merry party NrFe damp
ened ihelr spirits nrfr not when ihey a.
rived IN NoFihheld,
The Improved ui,lrr al Rsl Men held
m-eilns last week Thursday Ia Charles
Nations hall. Deputy Siyles At Mil
Iens falls and seven ~ that oTdsi nefr
present aud performed the r.nmonk ri
raising the ehieis, An oyster supper wac
served at the rlass II the eNsreises, The
Aiillee Fall. order has kindly loaned the
Nonhhed Red Men Tegalia until they
burned Ia Sons IT Veterans hall, Their
place 81 meeting ioT the present Nill H.
Mr., Maitoon's hall,
Word hAs been rcceiyssl 81 the death 81
Philip sullivan IN Colorado Spring. Colo.
| Thursday. Jan. ~. 81 inhrnrilnsi., Tie
leaves . widow aud daughter a lew werk,
old Mr., Sullivan was formerly Miss
Martin. a professional nurse and well
known in this town. where she has nurs.,l
and visited often Mi., Martin met the
man who became her husband ia a sana-
l1arium IA New York where she went 10
recuperaie, They werr married a wear
ago aud went 90 Colorado ior his health /
The daughter was horn in December /
Mr.. Sullivan j. on the way -asi with her /.
baby and her husbands body which will I
he buried 10 Clinton, Macs, Great sym I
paihy il felt for her.
The benefit clicLen.pie supper. PLAY. I
and dance gwen Tuesday evening hy the .
Sons Of Veterans aud auxiliary Wa Very 4
well patronilcd. Two hundred were
served 10 thicken.pir. u pies being fur
nishcd hy the member. About SIS wa
taken in a, the door The play, No Men
Wanted. was much enjoyed. Those TAX
ing part were Mr.. Emma Bigclow. Mr.
Matte Proctor and Mr.. Marion Proctor
This j. the same play given IN Sons Of
Veterans hall short time before il was
burned. The two Mrs, Proctors were
bachelor maids aud Mir. Bigelow their
colorcd maid They had pledged each
other they would have nothing 10 do with
men for q year. But each deceived the
other and many humorous conditions
were presented. IN the end all were
found 10 have a follower, FiiiN.ionr con,
pies ENJOYED the dance with music fur.
nished free by Dudcy's orchestra. lee ,
cream and cake Were served az intermi- 7
sion. The organizations report Sl0S clear
One incident only was deplored, viz, the
stealing Of a ehlckcn-pic while the play 4
was in progress. M
NS. Nancy Stratton died early last II
Wednesday morning OF heart failure She \
was found dead in bed, She had been suf !,
'ering from 4 severe cold and general dc. q
bility recently, but she was not thought 4
10 be in serious condition. Mns. STRAIT. /,
on was born in Warwick October, 1884. 4
She married Albert Stratton Dec. I. 1872. a
md came to Mortified TO live on what Il
: now known as the Doane place. About I,
$50 they bought the place on Main street i
where they had since lived. Mr.. Stntton :
lied three years ago last june and since b
hat time Mrs. Stratton has had relatives II
wing with her She is survived by three =,
listers. Mrs. Atwood of Warwick, who h,
cas spending the winter with her Mrs.. NJ
George Manning also OF Warwick, and in
irs Ellen Wharton of Dorchester She "
as two children living. Ernest of Hins- h;
ale and Mrs Dwight Preston Of West I'll
nd six great grandchildren. The funeral "
ill be held tomorrow afternoon at her 50
tie home. Rev. r. +. Birks Of Deerfield
ill officiate. lnterment will he in the
'orthfeld cemetery.
\ comfy no-license campaign commit
,e was organized at a meeting at For l.
,ters' hall, Greenfield, Monday. The '"
leeting was called to order By Rev. \.
ay Smith of East Mortified, who is sec IN
,tary Of the Franklin County Law En-
,rcement league The committee was po
rganized to help towns in the county
lat need help and do all that is possible IN
, hrIp about 81 nn.lipapsa
the towns of the county at the coming tie
Iarch town meeting. The officers of the lat
ewly organized campaign committee a. wa
resented by the nominating committee wo
A. Rugg, A. G. Moody Of East North all
I'D and Rev. w. s. Anderson of Monta ma
lie, are: President, A. F. Warner Sun w
,rland; secretary, Rev. Carey H. Wat Hi
n Greenfield; treasurer, II. II. Hackley, Sh
reenfeld; financial committee, II, II
,rcy c. King, Orange; publication com
ittee, Rev. Leon J. Brace, Rev. w. NJ. \
lssidy, Greenfield, and Rev NJ. s. Buck ter
CHAM, Bernardston; committee on town bee
CARNATIONS, A. G. Moody, Prof. c. P. thi
all, Shelburne Falls, and Rev. J. B. Car 7
theirs of South Deerield. The first bed
rec officers and the chairmen of com t tte
ttees make up the executive committee. dir
bout 800 was subscribed as a fund II
M,
timed. Rev. n. Fay Smith. A. G. Ali
body, G.. L. Robbins and Charles Law '', r.
nee of Mortified attended the meeting.
The most, important social event of the i l.,
inter- was held in Library hall last Mon. , ast
Y night. The occasion was the annual fo,,
,eption to the men given by the Fort. nv
,htly club. 1t was the largest gather by
of this nature the club has ever held. wor
h member being allowed to invite one IL
est. Library hall, which is always beau rrbI
ii, never looked so attractive as in its ~,
,orations of hemlock boughs, choice Pnt
ntings, and pink carnations. The deco d ,,Et
ing was in charge of Mrs. A. G. Moody, f fan.
IS Woollacott, Miss Whiting and Miss , ,e,,
Il. An excellent program was present n,
Miss Ruth Wilkinson of the seminary II
dered piano solo, and Miss Ruth Lee Lee
liteomb, also of the seminary, gave sew VIM
| violin solos. Mrs. W. r. Moody, who Ton,
always favorite, sang, also Miss Ethel fia1
.gins who received an encore. BenJa- m iau
/ Field sang several selections, which me !,
e well received. Miss Reckon, super Stet
or of singing in Warwick and Leyden, mrs !,
soloist in one of the churches in MAO
champion sang several songs which hed
e very much enjoyed. Mrs. Ambert OF
ody read humorous selection, which resp
all in a good humor. Dainty and de- plea'
)us refreshments were served under the was vas
1agement of Mrs Fred Britton, assist OF a
by Mrs. Bertha Lazelle, Miss Emma sout
xander and Miss Daisy Dickinson. she
Fortnightly numbers nearly 40 mem whlc
;, and is thriving, wideawake club. 1T III
study of France this year has been i Inc
Y profitable. Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wood N.
resident and has an excellent literary Mi
mittee. T. T.