The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-06-17
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

hAAs fthE haAs
Rev. leha u. Cow will conduct the
srrNlse al the Retreat ehalel Sunday
afieInoan al ] q clock,
A elass IL candidates was ihl,
dated ut the regular meeting II Dennis
llrl,ckah lodge Tuesday evening,
The snnshln. sosioiy, branch I,
viii meet with Mn, Nasre ai tho Coz
lpuial neat Friday afternoon At 5,ao
q clock.
The women II the Episcopal church
will bold an iferfeam sale on the Gem
mon neat Thursday evening dnrins the
band concert.
Maniasiianet lodge ~ todd Fellows
conferred the third degree upon class
IT candidates al IL regular meeting
Monday evening,
There will be meeting of the
Norman = exchange NJ The rest room,
Elliot street. NJ asa g. m, next Mon.
inv. The board ~ government VIII
meet az o clock.
Invitation, have been issued ihis
week. announcing the marriage 81
Miss Alice Louise Titus 10 Fred W.
ileyer. Saturday evening, June j., ~
the former home.
c. II. Converse pieked straw
berry of King Philip variety from his
garden this week measuring ~ inches
around one way and - the other, aud
weighing one ounce.
The strawberry supper given by
the women 81 the Centre church Thur.
dav evening Of last week netied SIG.
This will devoted 10 the fund being
raised for LAYING hardwood iloors IN the
chapel. The work 81 LAYING the new
floors was begun this week,
The second In series 81 food
sales being held by the women OF he
Rnptist church was held saturday
afternoon. While the weather condi'
tions were not conducive TO larg.
attendance the receipts made material
addition to the fund being raised ny
these sales.
All former pupils of the Brattle'
boro high school. whether graduate OF
not. are invited 10 attend the hieh
school alumni reunion in the high school
room Wednesday evening. This INVITA-
ton also includes husbands ana wives
of former pupils. The luncheon wan De
served hy ". II. 81. Germaine. INVITA-
tions 10 the reunion have been sent
out this week.
The following delegates from Sedg'
wick post. G. A. r., left "Wednesday
morning TO attend the annual eneahp
ment nj Montpelier: Roscoe Fisher, j..
Elmer. II. j, Allen and II. +. Tay-
lor. The delegates from the Woman
Relief corps were Mrs. G. b. Lamson,
Mrs. NJ. l.. Bruce. Mrs. 7. w. Bruce,
Mrs. II. $. Goodenough, Mrs. Mary
Young and Mrs. Adelia PARK.
The exhibition Of sloyd work done
nv the seventh, eighth and ninth grades
Of the public schools under the diree-
tion of Miss Florence Goodenongh
which has been inspected by. many IN
tereste.l persons. The articles shown
which include many useful pieces OF
bric.a.brac and desk furnishings display
NOT only careful attention to details
but i'm several instances considerable
skill.
Invitations have been received IN
TOWN this week to the wedding OF
Henry +. Blanchard and Agnes Hutch
inson Farley to occur in the Broadway
PRESBYTERIAN church at Sedalia, Mo-,
Thursday evening. Mr.. Blanchard Is
a SON of +. $. Blanchard of Worcester,
Mass. and will be remembered as a
former emplove of +. /. Hildredth ~
Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard VIII
make their home in Worcester.
Memorial Sunday was observed by
Wantastiouet lodge of Odd Fellows
and Dennis Rebekah lodge Sunday.
The regular ritualistic, service was
given in Odd Fellows hall in the at Ter
noon. There were about 20 odG iei,
lows and % Rebekahs present. o"thR
RI the rain the usual exercises az the
cemetery were omitted. A delesa,ioiiI
of Rebekahs visited the cemeteries anu In
placed wreaths upon the graves VI ue
parted members. ,u
Judge Alfred A. Hall OF 81. a i:osan
came TO Brattleboro SATURDAY 10 iia.In
to further reasons why Guy Dooii:.i;1i
should be released from Newiane 4a;,,
where he is held upon close jan
VIII, 't;nn The hearing was held IN
nc ne e" off;ce of County Clerk f. D. y.
Stowe F. f. Barber appeared loI
Mrs Mrs Berry in whose favor the s .nr
nranted The execution. q. w. Gibson
GIanresented Mr.. Doolittle S interests
.Judee Hall desired further lnio frn,n
tion in the case and came over diu..'
Manchester MAJ where he is holding court
No decision was gwen. :,
-Cbildrens day was observed MN ~
the Universalist church SUNDAY aaraI
decorations in the church were no,a
H MAINTAIN laurel, pansies and peon1l eS
49, ueed The program lnciuueua
citations mci by the primary pupils 90 %
~ sunday school and songs by soi !,
o az tbe smaller children. Key y. r.
Tront cave talk to the children, VA IA
mo them four Bible stores; ne NV
nn11 mention the names OF the eHaiau
tors in the stories, but told tle G;,.dn
To try during the week 70 ur nav he
where in the Bible the, stories m Motors
found and the names of the cnara'trl: a.:
At the meeting of the balllhs weak eek
dav evening the action taken a hond.
hafore in relation to bulldlng ph hnSo
stand and house for storlns, H
reel at Esteyville was rescihos' Rich
the meeting two weeks ago ?. ~ e. The
mond presented the n ma.;r, r. J.
board. 0. T. Ware ana Lna nt her mem
wa wal, Of IA" tbe board present. AZ Una.
t pere 4 was thought wise to bulld st tba
siii, Structure in Fuller park ana ' do
,s satm.,'i Granted permission TO ao
seiecta aer oertain conditions. At the
SO a tnue Friday evening John 1. k am,
nlee'1TF Stearns. the other members
ana Nv WI ho 20 were present. The matteIl
Oh the ou nm and Mr.. Kaine mo. Me-
w was ra nii the action taken; NJ NJ,
Stearns took the same SIAM noted to
Kaine and Mr.. Stearns Rich
r ms,n and Mr.. Ware and ). a: N.Y. -
,nond voted against the motion W
resrind Chairman Waterman oioN0
the tie by voting to resclho'
Michael E. Golden Of Hillsoo son
formerly mI,"' Of Hinsdale, N. g., - n,a son
was run over by B 5ss oigbt Of 1 last
week week and killed near warren ar nHti m
The body was brought 1lr,a;sl sunday 1O Mr..
Saturday for burial Morr n 70 work