The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-03-04
ear NOTES AND GOSSIP.

g Nomah Relief core will bod
~ matlRs ~ Grand Amy Ia
lnTsdaN aiieFheot,
q HeAi regular merliEg ~ ID
n 1. Niii h. heidi Ia the fsst root
IA afitInonI Of ) q 'ciork,
urham rhaiitF, a, d, =, Initiate,
ndl,laits Tuesday evening, TIL
iiu II charge SERVED feffs, b
l.iN 10, heI, heaiih officer
,ast, ~ msasir, reported ia hin
t be- seventh cTpp j. maxim
safsure ihis week,
isachsn training class II ih,
congregational church will me~l
AluadaN evening AZ las with Mrs
nNhr "a Washington street. The
,Mlds Expression Through
/, Abn Ruuagou,i Aiwm,,l, wld.
nt 4 AiNosd. died IL Worcester.
frh a. she wAs resident ~
tiufp for many Y'Ais hEd She
nll a. hIaughi T. mi. town IN
Iuc ioT burial.
Involuntary Ieiiiion ia hank,
va, died Tuesday against Harry
ua,i. Nindham merchant. The
1n,Ul creditors are the Dewitt
"a company. Z, Crosby A company
tHuhHm Brothers company, all Of
rhuru.
Nilliamsyillc gTHEge viii visit
SriINs grange next Wednesday
Inl and viii give the program. An
.uitef will be- served after the
Boz The members Of Protective
aIr requested 10 contribute pies
Be-, ~ money
h. Troy. y. Y. basketball team
u,rd of lardman. Cunningham.
D.. Lennon. Williamson and the
lfri brothers defeated the fast New.
4. l.. Naval Reserves in Troy last
hy q score Of * 20 q. Twenty FIVE
red people saw the game OF which
Is Wa the star, getting seven
-.
AhouI liu people were prrSan; ~
0#liceusc rally in Festival hall sun.
evening Local ministers uccnpicd |
"a the platform and the speakers /
a.. l.. Durham. =. +. Barber. Judge 4
TYLER and e, G. Fits. Or. +. II. /
Hnor was "a have spoken hur was
b 20 bee present Music was furu-
hy q double male quarter
-be Illustrated lecture NJ the Uni.
list church sunday evening was
I'd 0u account ~ the no.license
meeting in the auditorium. The
will hc continued until sometime
Ii.. The subject Sunday evening
ic. sweden and about 100 stereop.
views will be used by Rev. d. +.
70 depict the people and customs
: interesting country.
/ meetings Tuesday Of the Provi.
aldermen and common council
nous Endorsement was given the !
NJ the Grand Trunk railroad 10 !
line from Palmer. Mass. 10 Paw.
aud Providence. All members ,
general assembly are TO be asked
+ city council to vote for a char.
J he Southern New England rail. ,
by which name the connecting ,
III be known. !
Doe . Owen. the notorious trans !
ic steamer swindler and formerly
ueni visitor in Brattlehoro. is be
10 have been Que of a gang thai II
red George W. Coleman of $40. /
the Cambridge. Mass, national i
money by means of phony /
game in New York. Coleman. y
peculations amounted 10 Sl60.O00. 4
eyed to have been started on his K
ard career by this gang. :
I'M f. Gale of Guilford, E. W. I
of Brattleboro and E. p. Adams Z
'lboro. arbitrators in the matters =
ute between George M. Bemis of a
,oro and the Readsboro Chair ,
acturing company, have submit y
ir findings. II is stipulated that e.
mis- be paid $3.50 damages and a
'itrators specify in regard to the "
hlp Of certain property in ques
The dispute arose over the clos h,
an electric light plant owned by c,
mis- through the chair company re-
ling the building in which the v,
vas located. III
John R. Cow gave an address OF
Passing of the Satirist at meet w
the woman g auxiliary Tuesday re
on in the rest room. Mrs. Cortes =
gave pleasing vocal selection. ol
'otlonal meeting was in charge a.,
Hemenwav At the business -
Miss Abbie NJ. Fay was elected ia
and nominating committee "
,ointed with Mrs. C. B. Lamson, we
n. II was voted that at the y.
gular meeting section 3 of arti ~ ~.
IF the constitution be amended. -.
in regard to the time of holding IN a
liar meeting which was thought pe
change from the first Tuesday to otl
nd Tuesday in the month. az
Western Union Telegraph com f.
II soon. probably March IA. be- ful
ding long night messages at The
reduced rates. 80 word mes
he same rate as a ten word mes -,
now handled. Messages to be I'D
on blanks prepared for the pur e eor
written in plain English Ian ioI,
10 code word messages will be n ror
. or messages written in for ~
guages at these rates. Messages sua
sent during the night and de- - ~
next morning. The Western "
'mpany has a large mileage of 49, ouo
during the night and proposes III III
the public the benefit. Tele Tn =
bscribers are privileged to give a. . ~
'sages over the telephone if de- a. a.
he paid for monthly. n n,o
he matinee performance of the atu
rner company in the auditorium abo
afternoon the winners of the the
ntest were announced. The ter
ent announced that 100 let eng
received from boys and girls to
9 lists of words made from not
RS composing the name Clara a b
Ina Burch was awarded the opp
of $3.50 in gold. She had a avn
"a words. Hazel Clark. with yar'
:, was given the second prize. a to.
I'd Paul Chase with 419 words
the third prize. teddy bear uor
rable mention list was Edith Wi Moi
words; William Herbert. 404 Gss
liner Gray. 400 words: Virgie n n,,,,
'42 words: Lula Proutv. 1876 t pu,'
d Mabel Spaulding. 1926 words. n nan
wing honorable mention were l pnUI
Miss Turner to box party nUa q
evening at the performance of to ns
st Girl in Town. o eTh1
'cial meeting Of the board of iectI
of the Springfield. VT. Print wOrI