The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-04

4 ATE az snod as tue liaNs-ahN a'-s
seven pFobatiohers have recent
catered Memorial hospital 10 train IL
i nursing,
An mombeTs of Bfnlilehoro lodge
4 ~ y. u. T., are requested 10 Ice pEeSen
!, at The next meeting ~ Important hnsl
ness will be- transacted,
4 The social given by bingham chap
}. Ter, q. =. -, Wednesday evening wa
! we'll attended and small sum rleaIe,
/ which will 80 toward the Masonic bald
, ms fund
AT a snerial eoneiaye ~ Beankeanl
rommandrY. X, T., Friday evening .
, chic kenple supper WIS served IN ih'
banquet hall Al d,a0 and the Temple
degree was worked nnon one candidate
Next sunday evening yesper servt
ice will be- held ai the Centre Cangtrsh'
iional church nj clock, This u q
special service for the lenien season
aud II will be- held every Sunday eve
ming through Lent
Reports Ia Bradsirecis from Brat
ilehoTO ARE favorable regarding manu-
featuring business, Clothing dealers re-
port trade light Clearance sales. how
ever. have generally been well patron
lied. Outlook for spring trade Is good.
during the months Of February and
March Rev, John X, Cow, pastor of the
First Baptist church. will devote Sunday
evenings "a q series Of talks on the Ideal
Home. The series began SUNDAY eve,
ming, the topic being. The Wife and
Mother 4 list Of the topics for the
series has been sent to all members Of
the church.
Miss Ge0rgeite Genin, who was re-
Gently graduated from Memorial hospi'
| tai. has been appointed night supcrin.
tendcni az the institution to succeed
Miss Ella sullivan, resigned. Miss
| sullivan will spend little time in town
before leaving for the BeTmudas, Miss
denin has been enjoying n vacation ~
her home in Montreal previous 10 be
ginning her new work.
! a concert will be given in the Sal
walton Army hall. Elliot street. Feb, H..
AZ y. M. by the Mt. llcrmon Silver
quartet 4 splendid program has been
arranged. On Sunday. Feb. IL, the serv
ices will be conducted by the Mt Her !
mon quartet. There will be praise |
service M -. M. and great salvation |
service nj u. m. Mr.. Besselevre 5 sub |
icci Sunday evening will be- The Christ
The supreme court in session at |
Montpelier this week affirmed the iudg' |
ham county eases of Niles vs. Carleton
and French vs. Raymond. Both eases
were argued M the special session of
the supreme court held in Brattlcboro
in November The Judgment Of the
lower court was reversed and cause re,
mandcd for new trial in the eases of
DOYLE vs. Melendv and Mcllen VS. United
States Accident Insurance company.
Arrangements have been made for
y. H. Arnold of North Adams. Mass.
to give a talk on ballooning in Grange
hall next week Friday evening. W. II.
who has charge of the ar
while he has not secured u
sufficient number of subscriptions 10
meet the expense of the talk, hopes 10
interest Others before the date given and
will be pleased 10 reserve tickets for
those desiring to attend. He can be
reached nj the office At the Twin state
Gas & Electric company at any time I
and will explain the purpose of the !
talk and the cost of having Mr.. Arnold {
.ome to Brattleboro.
instructions have been sent to Miss Z
Frances H. Guild. local secretary of the !
BOARD of civil service examiners. to have I
accommodations ready tomorrow morn q
ng at 1870 a. m, for examining - I
andidates for census enumeratOrs from b
}rattleboTo and surrounding towns. The .
ensus bureau has designated 10 places +
n Vermont at which examinations will n
10 taken. There will be five enumera. :
ors named for Brattleboro. II is not c
.nown how MANY local candidates will r
ppear to take the examination as such
andidates make their applications di T.
Get TO the state supervisor of the cen A
us and that official issues a card admit b
ing the candidate to the examination. Il
The annual military ball of Com p
any |. First regiment. V. \. g., will be G.
cid in Festival hall Wednesday eve il
ing. Feb. rs. Leitsinger s orchestra of d
0 pieces will furnish music for the con q
ert from to Q clock and for dancing 81
rom 8 till clock. At a meeting of CT
he company held in the armory last b,
vening the following committee of ar
ingements was named: Captain W, o. II
ooley. Lieutenants d. H. Gilman and OF
+. Helyar, Sergeants c. \. Stockwell b
W, Trendall, j. J, Cune, Cornorals ia
4. Clune. j. II. Fifeld, A. f. Wilson, Ia
. c. Busbv, +. G. Coolidge A feature n
{ the ball this year will be the includ- in
u in the price of the tickets of all ),
: the extras One ticket will include IN
mission dancing refreshments and le
lecking. 81
Charles Henry Loomis of Hartford. be
onn., and Miss Emily Burns. of Mil be
rd Mass, were married by Rev.
Gorge f. l. 'Ecuyer last week Thursday in
renoon at the rectory of st. Michael s III
oman Catholic church. The couple Br
as attended by Miss Mary LOOMS, Or
ster of the bridegroom, and Miss pa
Burns of Dorchester, Mass, pa
sister of the bride. The bride wore co
suit of brown cloth, with hat to match. Nj
7 Of |
,omis. trained nurse of Brattleboro, Al
d Mrs Loomis is trained nurse who int
S spent several months in town ear tn
. for Mrs. Dye. They were served VIII
Wedding breakfast at the headquarters res
the Mutual Aid association before w,
wing for Boston where they will
end some time They are to live at an,
arehouse Point, Conn. Mr.. LOOMS is O., r
electrician and is employed in Hart oct
ID. ora
Lyman H. Howe s Travel Festival Gus
yes wider angle to the mental lenses ent
more people than any other attraction the
fore the American public. 1t is a ent
i force in the onward march of civil the
ton, for it teaches one nation to look Mi,
on another from the human stand era
mt. 1t shows in an entirely new light Wo
life and scenes in foreign lands tiol
ich would remain foreign were 1t not per
Mr.. Howes ever-welcome visits. For wei
hurrying man of today, who is too the
W to go anywhere, it is the only sat C
lctory means of observing the world der
large. Winter gayety at st. Moritz, wer
itzerland, logging in Italy, richly col F.
d birds of the Hebrides and Scotland, sins
~ life in America; a Mohammedan dan
gious festival in Delhi, India; a vio- Mis-
volcanic eruption in Java; and the sent
ious effects of music on wild animals, cele
on1y fow of thp features tO he seen | foil,