The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22

extensive Fsisip AID aitsSsllons and Fan
Isul,H fsms Thy have thIss ssAs
oAs u sh9m ls taking = tess graduate
eeafss al Harvard e0ilsss, Ma, and Ms
iissis e~n = seitssr "a ilassls kass
ahsis tho have sl@hs several sammsIss
4 speglsl iaah msiins sa. hsA IN tho
is-a ksi Mssisy II : a'siat. I, was
voted ID sell the Chsria tana an North,
held mountain al eaeti0nl VI Iss nae APP
laoisisiei "a Isplank the hfAiss 10 Nj,
iisrnon. The iasn alsa voted 10 laeseAs~
the appropriation teE ,hs hsw high school
ani furnishings Ia ENJ0n. the tornst
appropriation lsins siajsu. I. ~as voted
Ia frselnd The Notes taken al the Mafeh
moe,ihs IN Issad Ia IAisihs sams II
naane, ioF several PufIsosss, thus enabling
the TREASURER a. loftaS all monsss neses'
sA,y al ons plaes,
Joseph II, Calender, NJ. died al tho
ham1 II he daughter, Mn, iesri,h Nor
tan. Ia Cambridge "Wednesday morning at
pneumonia, Mr., and Mr., Calender, sho
make their home siih their son, Russell,
IN THE town. had l-rn visiting IA Cam
bridge for the pssi mee,h, Nj .allsnds,
ls survived l., hls widow and four chill
irrn. William II New Noik, BENJAMIN
81 fnnoanis, y H., 4, hns..ll II North
field, aud Mr.. Edith Norton IL Cam
bridge. The iun@ral Nas held IA tam
bridge today. aud the hcly will he brought
herr Tor commitment srnir and burial
SATURDAY.
III. Village improvement ,ascl.ly mri
Monday night Ia the town hall To 70
Organize for the rnsnins Nraf The fol
lowing oiiicrrs were slecied; President,
DR.. y. y. Wood Vio-, president A. l., Fit
secriary. frd ". DoAne: treasurer,
Charles ~, Webster; auditor, Aml'eri q.
Moody. II va. ihonghi that a larger
membership Mas desirable and the FOL
lowing membership committee Was ap'
pointed: ". ". Ca-. Mir. l.. u. Smith
Mrs, AmhcTt q, Moody. \ discussion
followed on the lines ~ work ior the year
Another meeting viii h. called soon and
meantime Investigations will lie made N
regard 10 the work al the organizations
for this year,
The Lac, regular meeting 81 the Fort
nightly was held Last Monday with Mn
Catherine Richardson in charge. The sub
ieci was Versatile Papers which w.f,
prepared hy Mn. Richardson were read
ON Rich.lieu and MasArin aud The Palace
of Versailles. Mr.. Ambcrt Moody gave 4
talk ON palace. IL Versailles. preventing
pictures III each and giving vivid desenp
lions Of their exteriors aud interiors. Mis-
IIairht rendered several waltl.s from III,
times of Henry VIII of England. A good
aitendanc. and a very interesting program
closed the years work ON France. which
is 10 he continued next year. The next
gathering Of the club will he for the an
nual musical in charge Of Mr.. W. X
Moody. in Music hall Tuesday. May !
Miss Gwendolyn Carlo 81 Omaha. Neb.
now student Of Professor Hubbard o.
Boston. a dramatic soprano, viii he one
of the artists OF the evening.
Owing TO the call Of Mr.. farnsworth ,'
Panama by the United States govern
| ment. he will be unable 10 give his lecture
ON the Canal Zone. April 20. The manage
ment of the boys brigade have been for'u
nate 10 secure in his place Bngadier Gen
| eral Philip Reade. who will lecture ON th'
| war in the Philippine Islands. Genera
Reade will present the silver service med
| ais 10 the boys ON that evening. Genera
Reade has seen much hard service IN tn
regular army. lie started out as bo,
from the Highland Military academy II
Worcester. Mass. serving in the EVIL war
and has fought in all the principal lndlar
campaigns. was in Santiago and Havana
during the Spanish American war ant
| afterwards for three tour of active duty
in the Philippine Islands under Generals
Chaffee. Wheaton, Lawton, sumner
| Grant. Wood and Others. The lecture n
| profusely illustrated with photograph
taken by General Reade.