The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

| wan \, Wright, who has been eonnne,
'" TIC house tao sesks With grin. /, run
ming GA his mail route again. Mr. Whit
illness. s Wv
The annual baslnes. meeting AZ IN,
t"1inlshih will he held Monday. All
nrmiets arc requested To be prrsent, IN
doing we'll
MIs, Allen, -, died al her hom. a.
Winchester hill Tnessla, evening M men
'nonls, She ls survived by two daughter,
aud one son, William, who i very we'll
known in Northhsld.
Miss iay billings vac in town, the
guest 81 Nj, and Mrs. folman, 10 attend
The Mt, ilermon concert, Mis- nllhnss
Mhos. home ls IN Millers Falls, j. now
studying the violin in boston.
Misses Lucy, Nellie. Catherine, Manga,
i"' ahd Mary Campbell were the Faster
guests At the old home an North Main
s.nrt With Their sister, Anna, Thomas
Campbell of Boston was also home
Edward l.awlis, II. died al the home Of
hls grandfather. Chandler Mum, al
Mnnns Ferry last week, the funeral being
hrh Friday, llis death was caused by the
ehecis OF an operation ior appendicitis.
Miss Fanny Siockhridre is home from
teaching IN Moods,ille, \. H.. for a short
vacation. Mir, Stoekbridge and Mis-
Fanny went 10 Springfield la, week and
spent Easter with Mr.. Scrcna Blodgcti.
air.. Louise Dcwoli was IN town s.y.
cral daSs last week. preparing 10 rcnoya,e
I he house she has recently bought Of
Lawrence laSclle ON Highland avenue.
She expects TO move into the house May
Miss Annie French. who three years ago |
aughi French and Latin in the high |
.chool, visited Miss Daisy llol,on over |
Easter, She l. teacher Of Latin and |
French in the Aroostook institute in
Blaine. Ne.
The newly elected selectmcn hold a
meeting every second and fourth Satur,
lay in each month. They have been busy
his week looking over the imperferiions
n the highways and making arrangements
or their repair.
Fred Proctor held a sale Of horses, car.
iages and stable furnishings at his stable
n Main street all day "Wednesday. There
'as large crowd present from all the
towns, which made the town
vely enough for few hours. About 80
orses were sold.
Several OF the music lovers from North.
ED are planning TO attend the keene
horns concert TO be gwen IN keene, y.
/, April II, afternoon and evening 4
lecial train will run between South Yer.
On and kecne for the accommodation Of
rose who wish to attend.
John j. Dale. who died in Conway last
eek of heart failure. was born in North
I'D II years ago. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lillian Dale. but afterwards lived in Or. !
ige. He is survived by wife and
lughter, Dorothy, also a sister, Mrs. Mel. /
) Broderick, OF this town.
Charles j. Day. who died suddenly in !
urch last Sunday in Greenfield, was a
phew OF the late Henry Day OF this /,
wn. He was in Greenfield last week in
injection with the surveying of the y
III pond for Francis Schell and visited !
; niece, Mrs. Augusta Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Fit are entertaining =,
party of Williams college students: !;
ank FIT Mr.. Coan. whose father Is a 4,
ssionary in Persia, Mr.. Fowler whose
rents are missionaries in Turkey, and
:. Wellington of Amherst Tuesday they o.
mt to Brattleboro and climbed the II
untain overlooking the town. NJ
The Sons of Veterans held special
citing Tuesday evening. but no definite
,ision has vet been reached. They have
'ided to build but some favor the old al
: and some wish TO be nearer the bust
j. center so that part of the building NJ
Id be rented for business purposes.
other meeting will be held next week. IN
he Sons of Veterans auxiliary will hold
state convention in fremont Temple, -,
ril and I. Mrs Fostine Bigelow, Mrs. y
W. Proctor who is a division officer, =,
Miss Bessie Irish will attend. Sew W
| OF the Sons of Veterans are planning
attend their state convention at the no
he time, but it is not known definitely
! who will go. Yc
handsome gavel has been presented er,
he Henry H. johnson post. No. III, G.
r.. by the Edward V. Sumner post, FL
10, G. A. r., of Fitchburg. This is Ad
IN as an expression of fraternal feeling
the loss sustained by the order by the frc
ming of Sons of Veterans hall The l,u
FL is of wood from an olive tree which -,
on a mountain in Palestine.
large delegation from each of the ao,
patriotic organizations is planning to ",
nd the state convention to be held IN
ton April 8 and I. From the Won tui
Relef corps tne 1OIoWIHg VIII az ~
|: Mrs. Lazelle, Mrs. Tufts, Mrs, pal
,kbridge. Miss Dutton and Mrs: Ran
who is the delegate-elect. The de Bel
ment meets in Shawmut avenue Con day
ational church. James Hamilton will Mr.
nd the G. A. r. convention, Mrs. Sat
hilton going with him to Boston. eng
he concert given by the Mount Her roa
Musical societies last Monday night \
ne town hall under the auspices OF the mo-
: brigade drew crowded house and the
of much excellence Arthur Ray ers
sard. who began his duties as musical for
.uctor at Hermon last September, MAJ
charge of the concert and made an ers
director. Miss Lillian Berry was ac- N
,anist. Nearly every number on the into
ram received an encore. The orches- fror
gave excellent selections, Hammer mo,
5 Mia Cara Waltz being especially sire
ling. One of the finest numbers on nest
program was the Andante, Surprise nloy
ebony, Haydn, by three vioins' Bra
RS. Leo Tolman OF Northheld, bene- Eas
and Doremus. The glee club was re. T,
,dly recalled Their rendition OF r.
e Laurie was very beautiful. Pro Mar Ma
r Spessard in his recitations and i'm Fra Fra,
nations was exceedingly funny The I'D
number in the course will be an IL S Gnu
ated lecture by Frank Eugene Farms d drey
1 on How They Are Living and What u &c -
Are Doing in the Canal Zone 10 H.
This will be held April % in the vn,n
hall. time
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