The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-05-27

oFa fIll0t street, hcAt "Wednesday.
The Postal Telegraph company !
handling nishi letter.. Seward isle
grams, Tor The regular day rate 81 i
words,
Il ~ Harrison ~ West nfaiils
l.esa aiii conduct the chapel sefsie'
Al the RETREAT neal Sunday aftrrne.i
al ] e'eleek.
The women Of NJ. Mishaol's Epis
eopal soci9ty will serve iee-rIeam ans
cake ON tho common Monday eson
ihg during The hand concert.
Their. will be a special meeting d
the Girls slub az the rest room Wed
h.siay evening at o'clock. Al
memhefs ~. urgently requested TO b
present,
The women Of the baptist ehufci
will hold 4 feed sale In the chapel 10
morrow. They will serve = sirawbefr,
supper In the social rooms 81 th'
church Jnnt Ia.
a baseball team known as the Car
dinals and composed In part OF en-
ployes Of The Vermont Printing com
pany will cross bats with the Towns
hend. Newfane aggregation In Newfan'
Monday afternoon.
The knights 81 Wesley, the boys
organization 81 the Methodist church
have elected Robert Mitchell president
10 succeed Charles Hawkins. who has
resigned. Mr.. Hawkins leaves next
week for Springfield. Mass.
The new surface drain ON Highland
aud Central streets was given q good
test In the heavy shower Wednesday
evening. The Highland street branch
easily cared for The column 81 water
that came down the CUTTERS aud for the
first time In many years the cofner Of
Highland aud Central streets was not n
lake after the shower,
The Connecticut river has risen
within the past - hours,
/ he ris. being due no doubt 10 heavy
rains In the northern part 81 this state
and New Hampshire. Three and a half
feet Of water was going over the top
NJ the fashboards on the dam Of the
Connecticut River Power company at
Vernon this morning.
After a deadlock lasting over two
months thc Rutland county assistant
Judges got together Monday and ap.
painted board Of license commission
,rs for the city of Rutland. They are
Frank II. Chapman. W. y. Burditt aud
James 4. Lillis. the last named for
ner Bratileboro hoy who il now a SUE.
'essful clothing merchant.
The Aborn Opera company Of
which William Sehuster is member
las been playing 10 crowded houses in
Baltimore during the past two weeks
md will remain in that city until june
before going to Washington. Mr..
work as the king in Aida,
me of last weeks offerings. was well
pokcn Of by the Baltimore papers.
The company is playing numerous
rand operas as well AS other pieces OF
Ighter vein.
Preliminary announcement is made
( the program for the annual meeting
( the Vermont State Federation of
Women IS clubs 10 be held in Rutland
Wednesday and Thursday. Among
hose who will appear during the two
avs sessions are A. +. Halves, state
orester, of Burlington, Rev. Joseph
rector of Trinity Episcopal
hnrch. whose subject will be Labor.
ustice to Women and Children: Mrs. !
). +. Hazen of 81. Johnsbury, on Our
tate Penal Institutions; Mrs. Julia e.
!. Dorr viii read from her own poems,
nd reports will be given Of the bien'
ial general federation convention re-
emily held at Cincinnati. The recep |
on, Wednesday evening will be held
/ the home of Mrs. George T. Chaffee.
he speaker for Thursday evening will
e Miss Rhoda NJ. White, dean of WON
D, Middlebury college: Mrs. Belle
alton Quinn of Boston will read. and
zeal talent will furnish music.
DIR. Edward S. Cowles of Boston
IS opened offices in the American
hiding during the week and an
ounces that beside several Boston pa
ents he has number of patients in
lis town. He arrived in Brattleboro
,out fortnight ago with his wife,
FAINT child and colored nurse. 1t was
mored soon after his arrival that he
as the same DIR. Cowles who figured
the Aud Robnett naval court mar
al proceedings in Charlestown, Mass,
st winter. When asked this week if
was the man that Paymaster Percy
nd used roughly at naval hop he
)uld not deny that he was, but said
at il was an easy matter for interest
persons to find out. Dr. Cowles has
Gently been granted certificate to
actice medicine in Vermont through 4
ciprocal relations this state has with
G state of Virginia rs DIR. Cowles is
graduate of the University of Vir-
MIA and has certificate allowing HIM
practice in that state. Yesterday 4
;. Cowles stated that he intends to
We series of lectures through Yer
mt and in Maine during the summer.
June 20 the New York,
w Haven & Hartford railroad will
n solid vestibuled train of Pull \
IN cars, with dining car service, be-
cen New York and the White Noun
ms by way of Brattleboro. The
lin will leave New York at $50 a.
and arrive in Brattleboro at $50 =
m, Fabyans, 1888 p. m, and Mon.
al at 1910 p. m. Returning it will \
We Jefferson, n. H.. at SIS a. m,
living in Brattleboro at LOT p. NM
1 in New York at 6.l5 p. m. This
in will arrive in Brattleboro from
! north 80 minutes earlier than last
son. The night express from New
rk for points in northern Vermont
I the White Mountains will leave )
W York at 8 p. M, and arrive in
attleboro at 2.26 a. m. The south
md sleeper will leave Brattleboro at
5 a. M, and reach New York at 1852
m. A day coach train from New
rk to Lake Sunapee and the White
untains will leave New York at 9.02 Y
M, daily except Sunday, and arrive
BrattleborO at 2.15 p, m. Going
tn this train will leave Brattleboro
1.55 p. M, and arrive in New York
1877 p. m. II
The various Sunday schools OBJ
we'd World IS Sunday school day with \
same program that was used =
)ughout the world. In all of the
rches the sermons dealt with themes =
interest to Sunday school work. The
gram opened with the hymn On \
d, Christian Soldiers, and was fol-
ed by the responsive reading of the
h Psalm. The hymn, The Morn.
Light Is Breaking, was sung and
leader in each school read brief
ement concerning the observance