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

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held its annual masquerade hall 20 f.s
iiyai hall Monday evening, Feb, i
-iifanch No. l of the International
Sunshine sariots will meet this after
n"oa with MTS- J. =. Lawrence go Wal
Listen street,
w. II, kinson has opened a harness
shop at the corner Of canal and south
Main streets where 4, II, hak.r has ~
Gently had grocery store.
AT special conyocailon 81 BTsi'
lleboro lodge, b, a 4. NJ. held a Ma,
sonic hall Friday evening, the Catered
Apprentice degree WAS worked nron a
class Of candidates,
The next regular meeting IT the
liIaiileharo Woman : club viii b. held
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. .. ~ a.Sn
o clock, IN the Congregational chapel
The subject ~; Woman of the Next
Generation, with papers hy three club
members, Mrs, T., u, smith will he ia
charge,
benjamin =. Beers and Miss Melis
"a CTandall. both of l.andgTuNe, were
married AZ the home Of The bride : sister,
Mrs. II. 4. Parkhnrst. ~ Elliot street,
Tuesday afternoon. Rev Mark II,
Sharples oiliciated. They We're attend
cd hy Mr.. aud Mrs, parkhursi aud Miss
Mary Beers, They will reside In Land
grove,
Miss Marion Wilson will appear inI
costume character studies Ia Grange hall
Monday evening under the auspices ~
the Centre club. Her character dclinea
iions include not only historical char
aeters. hat people nf every day life aud
the celebrities OF the hour. llcr sketches
an. pronounced as extremely clever, Fol
lowing Miss Wilson 5 various character
sketches the evening will Ice devoted 10
dancing.
C. \. Matthews, son of II. T.. Mat |
/ hcws. went 10 New York city Tuesday |
90 try Ia locate the horse aud |
wagon stolen from his fathers barn |
IN the Chesterfield. y. H.. road. Aug, |
%. 1909. by Adlai i. Roy who was re.
GENTLY sentenced Ia the state rcforma
tory in Concord. Mass, for horse steal.
ng. Mr.. Matthews heard Yesterday
from his son saving that BE- had arrived
In New York, but that the weather was
such that h. had not started out Ia To-
ate the stolen property
Don \. Wilcutt received u letter
rom Governor Prouty Monday advising
lin that he will be admitted to the insti
ute for the blind nj Hartford. Conn.
Il the expense of the state of Vermont,
lndcr the provisions of the legislative
lei of 1908 which provides for the cdu.
alton of the adult blind in such occupa
ions as will enable them 10 become self
Importing. II is probable that IL will
c1uire several weeks before the DC.
ais can be arranged for his entrance
nto the institution. lie has formerly !
cen a pupil NJ the institute aud was
or some time ~ a similar school in
Mrs Josephine Noyes, wife of
harlcs +. Moves. died at her home in
northampton. Mass, Sunday EVENING" /
ftcr Il brief illness of enteritis. She 4
as sister of Daniel CleaTy of Brat ,
ehoro and is survived by her husband. ,
daughter. Miss Florence 4. Moves. {
aimed nurse residing in Chelsea. Mass, I
son and daughter. Clifford and Violet. a
siding AT home; two brothers. Frank c
larry. of Millers Falls. and Daniel ClaTy, 4
tins town. and three sisters residing :
Maine. Funeral services were held b
Northampton Tuesday afternoon. O
ev. W. NJ. Cassidy conducting the y
rvice. The intermcnt was in the Fed.
al street cemetery in that city. Il
C. q. Moore and T. W. Norcross of I
c firm of Breed 4 Barrows. Beacon Il
rect, Boston. Mass. hydraulic cngin- h
rs. came To Brattleboro Saturday and "
cir actions aroused all sorts of theo. u
-. They visited a point below the t.
m at Vernon and made observations !,
tn a registering apparatus of some :
RI. On Monday they made trip up ~
e West river and ii was stated by a y,
IN with whom they talked that they III
re connected with the federal govern. ga
mt and were engaged in measuring
E flow of the Connecticut and West ri
'ers in this section. the White river NJ
Hartford and the Black river al Lud pi
v. W
Dennis Rebekah lodge held special n,
citing Wednesday evening for the in 81
Illaton of officers for the ensuing 81
ar. They are as follows Noble grand. -, q.
IS Alta Bishop; vice grand Mrs. ha
rah Miller; recording secretary, e ev
$. Alice Landry; financial secretary. ~,
IS Minnie Brown; treasurer. Mrs. Ida th
son; inside guardian, Mrs. Florence a., r
itzer; outside guardian. Emerson gu
AXE; warden. Mrs. Stella Fessenden:
lductor, Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey; X. 5. ne
g., Mrs. Sarah Sturgess; l.. S. n. g., wa
Mise Maynard; l.. S. V. c.. Mrs. Fan. tn
Huntley; chaplain, Mrs. Lillian Mil RI
The officers were installed by dis sti
It deputy president, Mrs. Jennie ri
ran, district deputy marshal. Mrs. OF
Hard of Chester. and state president me
assembly, Mrs. Susie Reach of White wa
-er Junction. Short addresses were e,v'
en- by officers, Grand Master F. E. rit
ry. Mrs. Willard and Mrs. Moran. IN.
elaborate banquet was served to M NJ
rly 200. ia
The postponed meeting of Brattle- oh,
o chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- caa
Revolution, was held at the home s s',;
Mrs. L. E. Holden on Park Place Sat n nai
ay afternoon The hostesses were pa, pa
i. Holden and Mrs. W. f. Root. About fn 20,
answered the roll call which dn I
k the form of favorite quotations. Tn nh,
!. w. T. Hubbard sang several solos If
piano solo was given by Wales Ma
den Mrs. irving G. Crosier pre- al, pia
ed a paper on Soldiers in Camp at ayr ayr
ley Forge During the Winter of 1777 sm1l
177S. She spoke of that period as o., !, :
most severe winter compaign of the Fro
dictionary period told of the heroic ann
k of General Washington s wife and roo roo
led many historical incidents during IA
army S winter stay at Valley Forge. an en-
luncheon was served in the dining tra;
A. Mrs. Fred l.. Smith and Miss Su- ''"'
Clark poured. Mrs. F. G. Pettee and :
Genevieve NJ Slate were elected ing
gates to the continental congress tent
III meets in Washington, d. c., in the
i. The following were elected as on
mates: Mrs w. H. Richardson, Mrs. was
Starkey, Mrs Florence G. Estey, boa
H. E. Bond, Mrs. w. A. Gilbert, info
L. e. Holden, Mrs. L. w. Hawley, vari
Susan Clark, Mrs. E. E. Flagg, Mrs. in t
,ert Clark. villa
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